A remarkably interesting film that takes you back centuries and centuries... May this be fiction or non-fiction, we may never quite know for certain, but the possibility is so shocking, so amazing. A brilliantly written film and I must say that seeing Leonardo DiCaprio with long locks has been quite the treat, too.

After many years without seeing it, we watched it again and I still like it, the actors, the tone

This is an enjoyable movie, even if not not technically or critically brilliant. A reasonable modern remake of a classic film, the setting is rich and the plot well paced. It's aged moderately well since 1998 and you can enjoy Titanic-era DiCaprio with luscious locks. Lots of familiar faces, Jeremy Irons makes a sarcastic and entertaining Aramis. John Malkovich is a bit of a downer even though it's Porthos who's supposed to have lost his lust for life (although not the ladies). Was surprised to see Hugh Laurie make a cameo though he has no speaking part.

Surprisingly good film, with surprisingly interesting character, with enought depth, and a satisfying conclusion to it all