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Three Musketeers: Movie Analysis
Hunter Hulscher
The Three Musketeers movie we watched was the most unrealistic movie I ever seen. Mickey Mouse's three Musketeers was better , it is better than this one. First unreadiness is people had not invented diving mask or harpoon guns. Back then there were no pressure plate traps. In the move the Rochefort ,Head of guards, Shoots D’Artagnan, one of the main character, shoot and says that musket pistol aim was off, you can try aim musket but it doesn't help, musket can’t hit accurate unless you are three feet in front of them. D’Artagnan goes to Paris and started chasing the man that got him. His name is Rochfort. When he gets chanced, he runs into one of the Arthurmos and says, “he was duel him at 1:00.” He then runs into Porthos

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