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Adventure, Drama, History, Action 131 min PG-13
Rotten Tomatoes74%Metacritic61IMDb
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Resolved, plot-driven, unpretentious and epic.
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In adapting Alexandre Dumas's novel with a straight face – without noisy special effects or tired attempts at irony – the filmmakers have made a movie as full of old-fashioned pleasures as the book itself. Jim Caviezel has some old-fashioned matinee-idol dash, Guy Pearce is a deliciously hammy villain, and Luis Guzman…
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