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I think Corinne being shown messing things up for the three girls who will eventually become her friends is a reference to the original story, where D'Artagnan also unknowingly pisses off the other musketeers one right after the other (causing all three of them to challenge him to a duel later, and then all showing up at the same time as each other's backup).
Are you referring to the movie with Tim Curry who happened to play the role of the villain like he did in the barbie movie? If so then that is one of the most enjoyable if not underrated and unappreciated movies.
Bookworm Gamer I think he’s just referencing the book.
Isn't Corinne's father one of the musketeers?
@@inkystars19 Yeah, he was D'Artagnan, but he died before the events of the movie.
@@bookwormgamer3924 The original Musketeers is based on a book. Where you have four main characters, d’Artagnan who is an young carefree guy dreaming of being an musketeer and getting in trouble with the three musketeers at his first day in Paris, so they challenge him for an duel. And the actual musketeers Aramis, Porthos and Arthos.
She wouldn't be burned at the stake for wearing pants.
She'd be put in the Guillotine for wearing pants.
Tyler Hill I am guessing that this is also a joke about Joan of Arc who was burned at the stake for many charges placed against her and one of them was her dressing up in male clothing when it was considered blasphemous to do so.
Sorry, but Guillotine wasn't invented yet.
To the stake she goes!
The guillotine was a common use of execution in 18th century France.
Travis De La Fuente the guillotine wasn't invented until the French Revolution and most Muskateer stories take place around the reign of Louis the Sun King who is the 14th Louis not the 16th Louis. Before then most beheadings were caused by either ax or sword if they were lucky. Still it is also a joke that has to do with how they treated Joan of Arc who was burned at the stake and one of the reasons why was because she wore pants and that was considered blasphemous.
Oh, okay.
I'm suddenly reminded of the 3 Musketeers movie starring Mickey, Donald and Goofy. ah, memories...
TheDefectiveTurret hey i used to watch it all the time on my childhood!
one of Disney's most underrated movies.
good times
TheDefectiveTurret
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"You must be this tall to live"
-mickeys height
Yeah, that movie was everything that THIS movie isn't. XD
'Did your father tell you you wouldn't amount to anything?'
*HOLY SHIT* I just realized something....Barbie's father is never present in ANY of these films. Did he tell her that before leaving the family behind? Went out to buy cigarettes and never came back? So Barbie feels she must excel at everything possible to subconsciously prove to him and herself he was wrong??
Holy shit. That would actually make a great Barbie movie if they had the absentee father return and try to reconcile the relationship with his daughter. But Barbie is much to hurt to want anything to do with him...
or they'll just keep reproducing garbage. idfk
they'll just keep reproducing garbage ,we will never have a more mature barbie movie
if you want barbie to have more of a personality and be a strong character, watch Toy Story 3.
TheRockyCrowe
So deep.
TheRockyCrowe nah, I just stabbed him to death
Pretty sure her father was present in Starlight Adventure
You know, the original three musketeers story didn't necessarily have THREE musketeers. It was actually FOUR, including our main character D'Argatan (definitely did not spell that right). I guess a good theory is that the three other ladies who know combat skills are the daughters of the other musketeers.
D'artagnan I think. XD but yes. IT was him wanting to be Part of the Musketeers. The musketeers were soldiers and three of them were the Most famous.
@@KaliqueClawthorne What song is this? 9:27
A falling chandelier, a character named Philippe, a guy wearing a PHANTOM MASK? I wonder if it was all intentional...
Claire Hough he's there the Phantom of the Opera
And a masquerade ball....oh shit. It’s Phantom of the Opera but without opera
And the secret passageways in the castle holding secret rooms resemble those found in the Opera House!
So Tim Curry is in the closest thing Disney gets to Phantom (BATB: Enchanted Christmas) and he's in the closest thing Barbie gets to Phantom? Hmm, interesting....:D
They keep saying "musketeers" and then take out SWORDS. No, dear, that's not how they work. Unless you know how to handle a matchlock, you are not a "musketeer". And French Royal ones, were essentially mounted soldiers with guns, that's what made them special, fit for king's personal guard.
Uh... the musketeers in the original story used swords instead of muskets too.
To be fair, the rapier is more associated with musketeers than muskets.
@@wesleyhunt7599 What song is that? 9:24
With all the ribbons, fans and flips, I feel like I just watched a kung-fu movie instead of a Three Musketeers adaption.
Story Beauty I'll do you one better. This isn't Barbie and the Three Musketeers, it's a Barbie version of Ninja Turtles. Each girl uses a specific weapon, they're all colour coded, and they're trained by an old person. Doesn't that remind you of Ninja Turtles?
homesponge Good point! Two of the girls were even wearing blue and purple like Leonardo and Donatello!
Yeah, honestly, if they weren't going to stick to the spirit of the Musketeers, then they should've just done a kung fu movie instead, because this movie barely has anything to do with Musketeers.
@@Niobesnuppa If you want a good adaptation of the Three Musketeers, I'd personally go for the Mickey Mouse version.
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they're not real musketeers, they don't have muskets
What are you gonna call them then?
Well neither were the original musketeers, lol
The swordateers?
I feel like one of the few Barbie movies that has close to actual thinking in the script was Princess Charm School. Yeah, it had the Mariposa fairy knock-offs for whatever reason and some cliches like the brief mention of Barbie being found in a doorstep as a baby/lost princess trope but it was shown from the beginning of the film that Barbie was a teen/young adult working on an all day job at a coffee place to support her sick mother and sister and she was the only source of income provided. They lived in a shitty apartment but she always kept a smile on her face for her sister, playing along with her princess fantasies because it's what makes her happy.
And later on in the movie when the villain announced the construction of a new park which would be right where she lived, Barbie was completely against it because of the fact that it would leave her family and neighbors out of a home that they just managed to afford even though the villain was saying the benefits of a park would be wonderful. Honestly I never really expected this type of stuff to show up in Barbie films. The last I remember of something similar is with the Princess and the Pauper with Teresa having to work in a place to pay off the debt her dead parents left her with.
Ground Control to Major Tom thumblina too
Actually it was a brunette Barbie, not Teresa
Better plot:
Act 1:
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Corinne was the daughter of one of the original Three Musketeers, who taught her his moves for self defense encase she finds herself in a pickle.
She wants to be a Musketeer, enspite knowing the gender roles at the time period saying that she shouldn't, and her mom gives her the phrase they share in the movie already.
Corinne makes it to the castle, and is stopped by Tim Curry (I know his character has a name, but he's just Tim Curry)'s lead guard basically has that "Know your place wench" sorta deal, and Corinne challenges him to a duel. First, he feels like he's above it, but she forces him too after drawing her blade and taking stance, and stating that it'd be honorable.
Corinne would lose the fight, but was a lot harder than he thought she would be, this is when Louie's head of guard shows up and takes her in as a female bodyguard for the prince, seeing that no one would expect a woman to be good in swordplay, let alone as good as she is.
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Tim Curry starts working on his plan to kill his cousin, starting the main conflict.
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Act 2:
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Corinne is taken to the castle, where she bonds with the prince and meets the handmaids, who don't have any skill.
They dislike her due to being Louie's "favorite" maid, often going on trips outside of the castle while they are just stuck there.
The Chandelier scene still happens, only Corinne saves all their butts, instead of them just being automatically good.
However, we will keep on thing in tact, as Corinne is still human, she doesn't see that another piece of the chandelier is falling onto her, causing Renée (the girl with the feather duster) to do the crap she did in the movie, only just pushing the piece out of the way.
Seeing potential in her, she goes to her Higher up and talks to him about making sort of a "Charlie's Angels" sort of group, only to protecting the Prince. Due to feeling the chandelier falling was no accident, and he might need extra protection. He agrees, and Corinne meets Granny Matrix, and they set up a training area.
A few weeks, let's just say two, pass and the two other girls noticed that their fellow cleaner hasn't been with them as often as she used to. This makes Viveca wondering where she went, so she talks Aramina into helping her look for her.
They stumble into the "Barbie Cave," and see Renée training her butt off with Corinne, and wanting to know what the heck is going on.
After seeing what Corinne is planing, they also want to be Musketeers, even though Corinne isn't exactly thrilled about this, she lets them join anyway, and they due the "one for all, and all for one" thing.
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At this part of the story, Tim Curry plans to kill the Prince by challenging him to a duel in his party thing. But suspects Corinne to be a problem, so:
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Act 3:
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Tim Curry's guard has them kicked out for plotting the Prince's death, and her learners wish to leave with her "One for all, and all for one."
So they are all kicked out, kind of being the final clue for *insert who'd be the smartest one here* to figure out that Tim Curry was the villain, and knew that they'd be a threat to him.
So, pulling an Oceans 11, the make a plan to break into the party and still do their jobs.
Corine and Renée, being the most trained, would dress as guards and check for Tim Curry and his goons, while Viveca and Aramina would get all pretty and make sure the Princess isn't hurt if Tim Curry was already in the ballroom.
Aramina dances with Louie, and... Well, Sorry Bob but: 17:17 but instead of Corinne, it'd be Aramina. Who gets her butt handed to her, then Corinne comes in and saves her butt.
A fight scene ensues with Tim Curry's lackeys, Aramina, Viveca, Corinne, and the Prince, and I mean, a fight scene. Not an easy win for the girls, no they earn that win.
Tim Curry escapes outside and Renée goes to confront him, putting up a tiny bit of challenge, but ultimately gets pushed aside.
Corinne finds her pupal injured, and takes on Tim Curry on one v one, using Renée's sword along side her own, ending up beating him.
The girls are official Musketeers in secret, and happily ever after, the end.
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Something I missed? Is this better than the movie itself?
Let me know. :3
I’d want to see that!
Absolutelly better!!! It's an awesome yet simple story 😄 i'd love to see that!
Hey hey hey. What do you think you're doing? This is a BARBIE movie, get that actual quality idea out of here! And go take it to Dreamworks or Pixar or something because it sounds very interesting
Someguycalledgoober can we refill this with you as the director? Please
@@ah3llfire If you want sure, though I don't really have a background in writing. Honestly I forgot I wrote this much detail in a Barbie Movie plot idea.
I mean in the very first Barbie movies, it's was always "Barbie IN The Swan Lake" and so on, which feels like it makes more sense, since it give the idea that she is playing a role in a story. or maybe that's just me
TindraSan I know this comment is old but…. Anyway, they only did it because they wanted three girls, so decided that they were the threes musketeers along with Barbie, the fourth musketeer. There are four.
Just in case you didn't know.
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Same.
I love how he brings the entire review to a complete standstill at 17:20 so he can LITERALLY play Barbies. Fanfiction come to life. Art at it's finest.
4:35-5:05 I believe that was meant to be a call back to the original story where D'Artagnan (who Corinne is the epoxy of in this film) ends up getting himself into three duels with three of the King's Musketeers (Athos, Porthos and Aramis) on his very first day in Paris. Granted, it's established in the story that D'Artagnan is a well meaning country lad who is courageous and loyal...but is also incredibly naive, somewhat careless and almost always acts before he thinks...which makes Corinne's established exploits somewhat pointless in this film. Yeah, let's see how awesome she is at swordfighting...only for that to go completely out the window for no other reason than to tie it in with the first story.
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Giovanni Orellana I agree
Giovanni Orellana agreed!
Not sure if this is better or worse than The Three Dogateers. Also, I don't know why they seem to be treating musketeers as knights, "rescuing princes" and stuff. They do realize musketeers are SOLDIERS, right? Knights were also soldiers, but have been heavily used in fantasy. Musketeers were basically early riflemen. I'm not against integrating the military, but it's different having a story about a female hero slaying a dragon and going on a quest and a story about a female hero learning ninja skills to become line infantry. I'm not saying you can't make a story about that(Mulan is about a woman who becomes a war hero, for example), but you have to treat it differently and with some level of respect.
Am i the only one that was bothered by the presence of that cat in this movie? It did and contributed absolutely NOTHING to the story. Even the animals from the last two reviews had a bigger impact than that feline.
Sebastian Gonzalez Even the Puppies from the Great Puppy Adventure did something during the climax!
Melissa Miller I should watch that movie sometime... for the Animation...
Any chance you'd take a look at 'Barbie as Rapunzel' or 'Barbie of Swan Lake'? Those are the two I found the most enjoyable/tolerable when I was younger, so it'd be interesting to hear what you think of 'em. :) Awesome video, by the way!
These two used to be my favorites
Dude those two were my favorites
The Mangle I remember those
i used to watch rapunzel all the time
The Mangle Those movies bring back memories as most Barbie do.....expect the fairy ones because I never watched them.
Wait...Tim Curry is in a SECOND adaptation of the three musketeers?! And he's the villain? Where's the clip of Him as Cardinal Richelieu?!
Honestly, I don't really mind it when movie's set in historical time periods use modern music, but I think it's better to mix it with historical accurate music to keep the suspension of disbelief intact. A good example is the Great Gatsby. While the soundtrack is mostly comprised of present day music that fits the party theme, it was still smart enough to add some 20's elements like jazz music. In fact, they even took a modern song "Crazy in Love" and made a 20's cover of it specifically for the movie.
Please, please, pleeeeeaaaaase do Rapunzel, Swan Lake, Princess and the Pauper, and/or 12 Dancing Princesses. Those are the truly good ones.
thgritic102 YES
AND THE ISLAND PRINCESS👏👏👏
I think these movies started coming out when I was just a little bit too old for Barbie.
Yeah, I grew out of them after Diamond Castle. Funny enough, I think that was the last good Barbie movie.
He did the princess and the pauper
just realized this plot is so similar to quest for camelot. a young girl loses her father, then wants to become a hero (knight/musketeer), meets friends who help her train, has animal sidekicks and a villain trying to become king by killing the current ruler.
... I suddenly want to write the tale of Barbie's unsupportive family life...
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This movie feels more like "Barbie as Sailor Moon". Our heroines even get color coded outfits and fantastic magical transformations.
well, look on the bright side...Tim Curry is not making a ridiculous accent.
Hey, he was awesome as Cardinal Richelieu
Have you seen him in Congo? His ridiculous accents make any line hilarious! Even if meant to be taken seriously!
At least he is the main villain instead of a secondary guy.
How bad is it when Barbie has more respect for him than Dragon Age: Origins?
Barbie voiced Starlight Glimmer. I want a movie called “Barbie Enslaves a Town”.
I will give the movie props that it seems like the writers read the source material, at least somewhat (I did chuckle at some scenes where they outright referenced and retold the original book. Except the Lady D'Winter part. That felt like a slap in the face, considering SHE'S THE VILLAIN OF THE BOOK, AND A DANG MENACING ONE, TOO.), and didn't assume it was just about three knight buddies, but...so many things, I question.
The most prominent of which being how, even though this is a supposed sequel, HOW IS KING LOUIE STILL ALIVE, MUCH LESS A PRINCE?!
Also, wanting to be a musketeer just for the outfit? ...You sure you just don't want to be the world's first cosplayer? (I mean, granted, you'd probably get arrested for posing as a public officer)
It's surprising how often I can ask this, but WHERE ARE ALL THE MUSKETS IN THIS FILM CALLED THE THREE MUSKETEERS?!
There aren't any muskets in the original book, either. At least not wielded by the main characters.
I swear, all the cartwheels and stuff she does is so not necessary 😂
I just remembered there was an anime of the Three Musketeers that changed the gender of one of the characters.
Andres Acosta what is the name of it
Sanjushi
When the version of this story that has Mickey Mouse in it is better than yours, it's time to start over.
googamp32 there's also another version, where it's Donald duck, hewy, lewy and dewy
Don't dis Disney.
I wonder if this movie was a failed pilot for a Power Rangers clone
Power Rangers Barbie, kind of surprised that already hasnt happened yet.
Once again, I recommend a Ponysheaux. As Generation 4 is getting it's own movie this year, it's appropriate.
+50 points for having Tim Curry in this movie. I'd also like to point out Tim Curry, somehow, has the best French accent in this movie.
6:40 It looks like they've studied the Breaking Point technique, the Bakusai tenketsu
Addams Family reference. Thank you Bob, thank you so much.
She said she's 17 but look at her that does not look like 17 at all
Looks closer to her late 20s or early 30s
Actor slightly older
Tim Curry in a Barbie movie????
(Searching for a Tim Curry joke)
5:44 "It floats! You'll all float!!!"
@15:27 "OF COURSE I'm a meany-head - I'M A CRITIC!!!" lol Ahhh, love this review! :D
From Canada, with love
The idea behind the basic story of this movie could work. Maybe the old woman specifically finding a group of girls with the right talents to serve in the Royals’ house in order to perform some espionage to undermine a family that usurped the throne. The old woman could be in contact with the prince-in-hiding, using the girls to infiltrate and prepare for a revolution to return him to the throne.
A little bit of political intrigue, a few action scenes, etc.
I’d watch it.
Holy crap! Your evil Tim Curry laugh is amazingly accurate.
Daughter of a Musketeer? Works for me. My favorite classical Hollywood actress, Maureen O'Hara played that role, so I respect the carp out of this.
As for being a female Musketeer... aside from the obvious hiding of her gender, a tactic used I believe into WWI, there's the Chevalier d'Eon. You can quibble about the gender issue but the Chevalier was called Mademoiselle and may have been partially hermaphroditic. Maybe Jeanne d'Arc reference? Depends how you interpret her.
Authentic period music? Nope. Should have been authentic period technology? Absolument. Reminds me of DaVinci and his mechanical man or the several mechanical creations of the Golden Age Muslim polymaths.
Matrix Musketeers? There was a live action movie like that, very much a wire-fu interpretation, most likely for cynical reasons, as standard swashbuckling is tame by modern standards, hence why regular fisticuffs is usually augmented or replaced with some flavor of hybrid martial arts.
13:35 That impression of Curry's laugh was too good.
Whenever someone says something about The Three Musketeers I picture when Micky, Goofy and Donald where the musketeers
Ah childhood memories
What happened to the Fashion Fairytale review anyway? Is Daddy Derek back in town?
Stephen Brown p
It's still up
Hmm... It would've made much more sense if French Barbie wanted to become the musketeer, while the other 3 just had an unharnessed natural talent for gracefulness, agility, and strength and then had to harness those traits with Ms. Miyagi. Would've made more sense than all of them just happening to want to be musketeers....
9:26 I heard that song from Nostalgia Critic's review of Jingle All the Way
I was so mad during the whole movie I had to come to TH-cam to see if anyone has reviewed it
So are they all the daughters of the original Musketeers but I will given them points for remembering that despite the title there were FOUR Musketeers in the book.
7:00 They're the ancestors of Charlie's Angels. XD
13:10 I actually liked Tim Curry's performance in "Barbie in the Nutcracker"...but my god he is just completely wasting every OUNCE of his talent here with this trash! -__-
IAmTheUnison agreed Mouse King is awesome and why is their blur in this something wrong with the recording device?
"You don't put the name of the actor in the title" Well clearly you've never seen Cathy Rigby as Peter Pan. (which is the title.)
It's possible that the scene with Carin screwing up during the chase was to, A) have some physical humour, B) show that Carin isn't perfect nor is she truly prepared like she thought to be a musketeer. But I'm only guessing. It could just be bad writing.
Also, there's four of them... lol.
I recall one time in elementary school during music class, we were (from the boys perspective) forced to watch Barbie and the nutcracker.
The reactions from the boys and girls are exactly what you'd expect! 😂
Why really make a child-friendly version of The Three Musketeers anyway?
I know! Let's do Barbie on Schindler's List!
A Game of Sparkle Thrones!
Godfather Barbie!
Someone just take this all the way!
please be nice to "The Magic of Pegasus"
This is kind of the Barbie version of Quest for Camelot.....
Art Artsa Forget Quest for Camelot! This is a Barbie version of Ninja Turtles! Each girl wielding different "weapons" and being color coded, being taught by an old person... Leo, Raphael, Mikey and Donnie better watch their backs!
I have to wonder: When did musketeers become extinct? I know that samurai warriors became extinct because their swords were powerless against guns, but why musketeers?
Technology marched on and so muskets became obsolete
Barbie in Camelot: The next Barbie Movie!
Why does that barbie sound so familiar...oh shit, it's Starlight!
It was more believable when Mickey, Goofy, and Donald tried to join up with the Musketeers!
...it was also more entertaining. XD
This is an example of pop culture references done well
I call bullshit on this movie, it feels more like a self-insert fan-fiction. It's more like Cinderella with a sword and minus the magic pumpkin and glass slippers.
FRANCIS: DID YOU JUST SAID BARBIEQUE
BARBIE:YEAH
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Still, its a better movie than The 9th Gate or the book The Club Dumas.
Also, Barbie's got some stones trying to claim she's from Italy.
There should be a Barbie-transformers crossover.
Don't count on it. One is Hasbro, and the other is Mattel
googamp32 : you never know: with "Who framed Rodger rabbit" both Disney and Warner Brothers cartoon characters made appearances, and they are bitter rivals.
That would be AWESOME!
I think it's weird that adaptations of The Three Musketeers neglect the "musket" part of their name. They would have been trained with swords and guns, so it would probably make for some creative action sequences to have the heroes using both weapons.
Honestly battle streamers would work really awesomely if this was an anime but they would probably be razor sharp.
Bob, do you think Transformers The Last Knight will be good or at least okay since you like the fourth film?
Woah Barbie pulling off the dark souls rolls
How is one of the Musketeers is wereing purple it was extremely rare.
Emilie Plays Was purple only worn by royalty?
Regarding 1:48, Mrs Doubtfire is now called Robin Williams and the Divorced Family.
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Why Tim Curry?
Why?
Paychecks and contractual obligations, why else?
And also perhaps a nod to another 3 Musketeers movie inwhich he played the villainous Cardinal Richelieu.
Get used to it, he also plays the villain in Barbie and the Nutcracker
Because someone had to be the villain
15:22 Right, because *every* movie with a female protagonist functions on the same logic as a _Barbie_ movie. /sarcasm
At least Barbie does her own stunts!
How come we never see any of the musketeers holding muskets in this movie
That's supposed to be why they're called that
I'm remember I used to watch this all the time when I was younger 😂
I had this DVD, when I was little!😍🤩
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Think of the title Barbie and The Three Musketeers, like Mickey's Christmas Carol. The name Mickey Mouse wasn't used in that film, but he played Bob Cratchet.
Why does the movie put such emphasis on swordfighting? The book had about 3 or 4 duels in the whole thing.
Musketeers were called that for a reason. They were armed with Muskets! French Musketeers were armed with swords as a secondary weapon. These Musketeers should be using Muskets more often, these ladies should've been going through training on how to use them. But no, instead we see them basically practicing Kong-Fu, in FRANCE!
I think the 'musketeers rock' was because the voice actress was Sasha in the bratz. lol
This film is like an elongated cutscene.
Bobsheaux, they can't have a Barbie movie with girls dressing as boys in any other color but pink! They have a brand, toys, and doll clothes to promote! Or to quote Malibu Stacy: "I don't know, I'm just a girl!* Insert girly chuckle."
WEll if those girls want to be Musketeers they have to get acquainted with a weapon so few people seem to know is heavily tied to them...*pulls out a number of muskets* Now, to get you used to them, you get a free demonstration on their use, I'll even let you keep the balls.
Is misleading it’s supposed to be four musketeers?
Three Musketeers? Fireball. Positive Elixir Trade!
Is any movie too weird for you?
10:48 Code Lyoko would object otherwise...! :P
11:38 Tim Curry as the antagonist? What a coincidence! He was also the antagonist in Walt Disney's live-action adaptation.
I remember those commercials... Well... except for that German one, I don't remember ever seeing that cat "plush"
I wish you reviewed stuff more often, mostly I just see Guestsheauxvvideos when I come here.
If Karin is meant to be the daughter of one of the one of the original Three Musketeers I am strongly guessing that she is meant to be the daughter of Dartanyon
Uh, wouldn't they think "Who are these four muskaters?" Evermore reason to dress up in a fancy gallop.
Pirates of the Caribbean might as well be called Johnny Depp and the Pirates.
So... Um... What happened to the previous Barbiesheaux review?