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Update on Paul W.S. Anderson's Three Musketeers 3D

Source:ComingSoon.net

November 13, 2009

Resident Evil: Afterlife producer Jeremy Bolt told us this morning on the Toronto set of the fourth installment that they are looking to start filming The Three Musketeers 3D in September of 2010.

Paul W.S. Anderson will direct the 3D movie, that Bolt described as "unlike anything you've seen." The project, which carries an $80+ million budget, will be an action film with romance and have a contemporary feel.

Bolt said the Musketeers will be "packing" in terms of weapons and the weapons will be indicative of the time it's set in.

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COMMENTS (24)

Posted by:

Striderx

November 13, 2009

Someone really should stop Paul W.S.Anderson from making movies. He even makes Michael Bay look good.

Posted by:

Colebert

November 13, 2009

I second that.

He should go live up in the mountains and not bother anybody.

Posted by:

bugermeister

November 13, 2009

Crapping all over Alexander Dumas...how elegant and refine...

Posted by:

Capp_90

November 13, 2009

I hate it that someone somewhere is encouraging this to be made.

Posted by:

Old Gregg

November 13, 2009

Why is this guy so in demand?!?! Paul W.S. Anderson shouldn't be allowed to a elementary school play, let alone a flippin' multi-million dollar movie! I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!

Posted by:

Roger, Roger

November 13, 2009

"unlike anything you've seen."

I find that hard to believe.

Posted by:

Old Gregg

November 13, 2009

Oops! I meant to say he shouldn't be allowed to *direct an elementary school play, let alone a flippin' multi-million dollar movie!

Posted by:

joe asylo

November 13, 2009

hey the best got to one that started charlie sheen and kiefer sutherland. yeah it was disney, but it was far better than the musketter. the martial art one.

Posted by:

nunya

November 13, 2009

Joe Asylo, where in ****'s sake did you learn to construct a sentence?

Posted by:

DTM

November 13, 2009

Nunya, I'm with you. But I agree. That version was definitely the best. I feel like someone just told me santa clause doesn't exist: disbelieving and so wronged