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Historical Traveler Reviews San Carlos Plaza Hotel Resort & Convention Center
The Worst
This hotel is exactly why I never stay at large impersonal hotels when I travel. The hotel itself is okay -- room size, cleanliness, etc., but that's it. The hotel is situated on a beach, but the beach cannot be used (at least when I was there) because of ATVs screaming up and down the beach spraying sand everywhere. I couldn't believe that there wasn't a barrier of some sort up so the guests could actually use the beach! So that's the first problem. The second problem is the pool was really too small for the amount of screaming kids that were in it -- you could never be in the hot tub -- entire families would park there for the day. On the last night, there was a wedding reception poolside complete with band that played until almost midnight at a volume that shook the rooms. I didn't get "The Macarena" out of my head for weeks. Can you imagine? Food at the hotel (and you have to eat at the hotel unless you have a car ...) was mediocre at best and confusing. Sometimes the restaurant was open for lunch, sometimes not. Best food was at the bar and the only nice face in the whole place was Paul, a server there.
What a wonderful world.......
As a senior in high school my spanish class raised money and spent a few days in san carlos over easter. The hotel was gorgeous (we stayed in the presidential suite) and the staff was all amazing. As a group of 10 americans we had a wonderful time. We ate at the kiosko inside the hotel and at the pool side restuarant and bar. We even got the staff to teach us dances! everyone was so great and the live band ONIXX was amazing. they were very fun and cute. i would recomend this as a great vacation spot for anyone. there was never a dull moment. it was the best weekend of my life!!!!!!!!!
San Carlos, excellent...this hotel...about average.
5 Stars to San Carlos...the hotel, I give 3.
My wife and I went to San Carlos around Thanksgiving of 2005 and really enjoyed the visit. Mostly because of the area itself and it's surroundings since there were SO many places that you could simply walk or drive off the beaten path and end up on a secluded, uninhabited beach, or in the middle of what feels like the desert. The views around the city are spectacular as there are several beach areas and also many areas where the rocks and cliffs meet the ocean. When we were there, the city was mostly deserted since the peak season had just passed and it was also a visit from Sunday to Tuesday. Therefore, we were free to practically roam around anywhere and it's really easy to find your way around. There isn't a lot of build up in the city as far as hotels and resorts go and there is really only one main avenue that traverses the city's main stretch. There are some great restaurants however and you can find almost anything to eat there. My wife is Mexican and we both speak spanish but it seems that everybody here speaks english as well and there are a lot of foreigners, mostly Americans from the Western part of the states that travel here.
What I liked mostly about the place was the very small town feel to it as in, we had to drive through a neighborhood of houses to get to the "other side" of the city where there are some hotels and condos. Don't expect to see a lot of hotels here lined up or anything; if I can remember, there are only about 6 or 7 larger hotels in the area. There are several marinas and coves that really catch your eye with large cliffs that have houses perched on them. It's a great place for pictures and the mirador, (lookout) has fantastic views of the bays and ocean.
The San Carlos Plaza Hotel and Resort is actually nice hotel, and I enjoyed my stay there but it's a far cry from a full blown resort. It seems to be missing the finer details of more well known resort style places like the Riu's, Iberostars, Melia's, etc...that you find elsewhere in Mexico. For us, it was clean and spacious and well located since it and it's sister hotel are the only two hotels on the beach. The sister hotel is the Premier vacation club or something and is basically a time-share condo type deal that they did try to get us to "visit" after sitting down for the time share talk. We did get approached by them but we kindly told them we weren't interested and were not hassled again. To the right of the hotel is the beach which stretches for probably a mile or so. It's perfect for a long walk and the beach is very clean and the sand is comfortable. I didn't swim in the water though because it was actually cold. The view if fantastic from the hotel location out into the sea but it was also very windy during our stay and from what we were told, a bit unseasonably windy. I asked one person who lives and works there and she said the best time to visit is September/October.
The room was clean but the furniature was a bit worn and the bed felt a little concaved so to speak. The remote never seems to work well for me in any hotel I stay at but overall it was satisfactory but probably not worth the 250 bucks a night, (deluxe suite).
The staff were very friendly and helpful and the pool area was nice but we didn't go in it since the wind made the weather a bit cold. The grounds around the hotel are very nice and the overall appeal and look of the hotel was very pleasing. We only ate once at the hotel and that was the breakfast buffet which was pretty good and they had a decent variety but since there are a lot of great restaurants in San Carlos, we ate elsewhere. If you rent a car like we did, choose to eat out instead of at the hotel. Blackie's and Toro's come to mind as having really good food.
Overall, the eperience was excellent and the views were incredible. The hotel was nice but a bit overpriced and the rooms could use a little updating. It is however, one of the best hotel choices for location if you want to be on a beach and I think there are only a few situated on a beach in the whole location. To compare, and it may be an odd comparison...but I would say staying at the Plaza is like going to Las Vegas and staying at the Luxor. A nice hotel but does feel a bit dated, and when you walk next door to Mandalay Bay, it's a whole new world.
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We stayed at this hotel for three nights on a tour. The lobby and grounds were attractive, although the lighting in the lobby was virtually nonexistent.
Our room had to be changed since the maintenance man could not repair the leaking pipes that created a puddle into the dressing area. The carpeting in our original room had large dirt spots all over. The carpeting in the second room was somewhat better, but certainly didn't look clean. In both rooms, the faucets in the sink and tub looked like they hadn't been cleaned in ages. The rooms were large, and both had balconies overlooking the ocean - although only the second room had chairs on the balcony. The rooms are badly in need of refurbishment.
The included breakfasts were excellent. But the two dinners we had at the hotel were horrible. The mahi mahi was way too salty and overdone. The shrimp were also overdone. The steak looked and tasted like shoe leather. The dinner rolls were served in a bag.
Worst of all were the multitude of steps at the hotel - creating a dangerous situation. At least two of the people in our tour group tripped and fell outside in the pool area. There were steps everywhere, and if you weren't paying attention, they were an accident waiting to happen.
This hotel advertises a hot tub - but requests had to be made to turn on the heat. One of the two computers for internet was not working for the full time that we were there. The room safes were not in working condition.
The hotel shuttle ran "every three hours" - not very convenient considering that the hotel is far from the rest of San Carlos.
The desk staff was not very helpful when our daughter called from the states trying to get ahold of us. It took quite a while for them to connect her to our room. (Their English is excellent since San Carlos is a snowbird town.)
The Tuesday dinner and show, "Holy Guacamole", had good food and a very nice show - very worthwhile. But our recommendation is to stay elsewhere and come for the dinner and show.
San Carlos is a beautiful place, and also the people. I had the best time in the resort food, views, service and accomodations. Accomodations need a little remodeling but nothing like the horrible comments that are here.
The entrance is beautiful and many restaurants also they have a baby plaza!
Try it out and ask for their packages..
Some people may also talk about their good experiences...
It's a dump
The only possible way this resort could be rated as a ***** is the impressive building. Aside from this, it is literally a dump. My room (Standard room with balcony and full view) was dirty, bathroom had mold all around the bathtub and shower, the shower head was small and stopped up and Oh Yes, only HOT water so be careful with that. The bed linens were in poor condition.........sheets tissue thin, blanket dirty, bed spread worn and dirty and carpet was dirty and stained with unknown substances. The beach is (or could be beautiful), but the trash, horse droppings and ATVs screaming around the beach destroyed what could have been a very pleasant beach experience. The food at the Kiosk restaruant was poor to average and service was friendly but extremely poor, especially at night. So think carefully about staying here, as it may not be the pleasant experience you expect.
I love everything about it!!! the staff was great, the view was spectacular. The perfect get away for my wife and I!!!!
Appearance are decieving
This place was a huge disappointment. From the minute you walk up the stairs at the entrance the flaws standout like a big fat sore thumb...chipped marble tiling, dirt in every crevace - we even saw blood drops on the stairs going up to the second floor that remained there for the entire course of our stay. The rooms: the view beautiful.
The bedding thread bare; the pillows ancient, the carpet filthy. No bug screens to the balcony so at the night the roaches roam in your room if you like leaving the door open to hear the ocean - otherwise no windows to the sea. The hallway noise and slamming doors made sleep difficult if not impossible. We also had some items stolen from our room- our fault perhaps for leaving them out. The hallways stunk like pesticides so badly that you can barely breathe and it made you wonder how healthy it could be to even be in the building. The volume of the piped in sound system was especially annoying - and I am young and typically like loud music...but not Mexican music at midnight full volume or at 6AM. It was ridiculous. The place has a stark, hollow feel. The pool was cold and the area around it very disappointing. The food was boring and bland. The Italian dining room was pathetic. Overall, the place stunk for the price and I would not recommend it without a major overhaul. They sell themselves as a classy hotel, well maybe for people who are inexperienced at travel but this is the sorriest excuse I have seen for a Mexican resort in long time. I love the quiet serenity of San Carlos over the Baja or Riveria resorts, and there's lots of outdoor opps but get a condo and skip the Plaza.
Not up to Scratch!
We stayed at San Carlos Plaza Hotel October 17-20, 2003. We were told by many people that this was the nicest place to stay at in San Carlos. BEACH/POOL -We knew there was going to be damage to the beach after the storm they had weeks before we arrived. A lot of the sand is gone and the beach is rocky, but they were working on putting the sand back in front of the hotel while we were there. There is still enough sand to hang out on the beach and have fun. (A lot of homes along the beach have storm damage) There is a nice stretch of beach to take a long walk on with lots of shells to collect. The water is absolutely beautiful a clear, green blue color and warm. The weather was sunny and warm and a little humid for this time of year we have been to San Carlos in October before and the weather was dry I think the humidity was left over from the storm. When we are at a beach location, we generally hang out at the beach, but with the work being done on the beach we mostly hung out at the pool. The pool area was ok the chairs were hard white plastic chairs with no pads, the pool was a nice temp but a little need some repairs. There were plenty of towels at the front desk. There was a bar by the pool that you could go and order drinks and food from. We tried to rent wave runners one day and they said they didnt bring them to the beach that day, so we never had a chance to ride. We didnt snorkel this trip, but we have in the past (by the old Club Med) and the snorkeling was excellent. There were a lot of divers staying at the hotel, so I guess the diving must be good. PEOPLE Everyone from the taxi drivers to the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. We know some Spanish but we didnt need to use it, everyone spoke English to us. HOTEL We stayed in a Master Suite which had two balconies with unbelievable views. We were disappointed with the room it was dirty and the carpet felt very strange on our feet, we think because it was dirty. The bed is very hard and the furniture was worn and in need of repair. When you turn on the lights at night you can see some roaches run and hide yuck! We dont think they have change the air conditioning filters since the place was built. The hotel itself looks like it needs some looking after a lot of lights didnt work so the hallways were dark, the water feature was not working and looked very dirty in the lobby, etc. Oh be careful on the steps in the elevator area and by the pool they are not lit and we watch a few people fall. FOOD We didnt find anything we liked but we are picky. OK, one thing the homemade soft tortillas and salsa were good. We ate one meal out of the hotel and it was excellent it was at a locals home they prepared homemade tamales and beans-Yum! OVERALL we will probably not go back to that location in Mexico mostly because there is not a nice clean place to stay and get a good meal. The water and beach is beautiful, but we would still go somewhere else. Good luck, I hope your experience at the hotel is better then ours. PS We had two other friends staying in the same type of rooms and they felt the same way about the hotel as we did.
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... a little sailing and a bit more motoring and pulled into a beautiful anchorage surrounded on one side by rugged red hills covered with green shrubs and lighter green cactus. The other side of the bay was tiered by multicolored homes nestled amid green palm trees and magenta bougainvillea. There was even a little white sand beach bordered by turquoise blue water. Ahh, maybe this will prove to be worth the last few days problems. ...
A definite low point...
... that train, feeling so bad we couldn't even speak to each other. Eventually we arrived in los mochis (a boring and inhospitable town) and stayed in a hugely expensive really rank hotel. But the next day would be different! We wo mkuld get the 8am bus to guaymas, and then the overnight ferry to Santa roslalia, and then we'd be in the land of sea and sun and nice hostels!
Obviously it all went tits up.
We got to the bus station at 7.10 to find out it had moved ...
San Carlos and the Sea of Cortez
... up being a conga line with half of the group participating and half having no part of it. The entertainment was one hour.
Most everyone headed back to their rooms, myself included, as it was the end of another busy day. I washed my hair so it would be dry by morning and read for awhile.
Tomorrow breakfast would be at Casa de los Tesoros in the dining room at 7:30 a.m. followed by a walking tour of the town at 8:30 a.m.
Just some ride info...
... days of tough riding conditions. I've had both rims bent and the front one slightly cracked after the moonscape, aka the streets of Puerto Vallarta, was done with me. Had the front rim heated and temporarily fixed, then when that didn't work got a tube installed. And finally, I just had a new chain installed because the old one was toast and had new back brake pads put in. What an amazing four months of riding and oh yeah, I'm at 43,400 km (26,967 miles)... ...
San Carlos Amigos
... the time they live in Woodinville which is awesome when we visit in Seattle. They also have a condo in Scottsdale. We have plans to see a lot of them. We hung out with other great people; Dave and Diane Verder live here full time. He is a master birder. Sandy and Jerry Zimmerman live in Grass Valley and are wine hobbiests. We'll try and see them when we visit the Lambs. We met Mike and Susan in the RV park. They live in Las Vegas. Miguel, Pepe, ...


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Hello my friend, Yes, was taken on the Mackenzie Mountain lookoff! I corrected at this time the exact location where the photo from the rest area was taken. You can check on the map. You can use it in your presentation and give credit to the photographer. Best regards Michele
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Una foto preciosa. Un lugar paradisíaco para visitar. Gracias.
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The agency says Harrell's LLC of Lakeland violated the act on numerous occasions between 2010 and 2012, allegedly distributing or selling pesticides without labels or with labels that were illegible.
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Pascal: This Won't Be The Same Froch Against Bute
By Edward Chaykovsky
Former light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal (26-2-1, 16KOs) does not believe Carl Froch (28-2, 20KOs) is the same fighter who beat him in 2008. They fought toe to toe in a twelve round war for the vacant WBC super middleweight title. Froch won a twelve round decision to give Pascal his first loss. Pascal would later move up in weight.
On May 26th, Froch will challenge Pascal's Canadian rival, undefeated IBF super middleweight champion Lucian Bute (30-0, 24KOs), in Nottingham. Pascal believes Froch's body has been worn down by the high number of tough back-to-back fights in the last three years. After Pascal, Froch faced Jermain Taylor, Andre Dirrell, Mikkel Kessler, Arthur Abraham, Glen Johnson and Andre Ward.
"For two years, Carl Froch faced the best in his division: Andre Ward, Arthur Abraham, Andre Dirrell, Mikkel Kessler. Meanwhile, Lucian Bute remained on the sidelines. While Bute is fresh, Froch has been worn down as a boxer because of all of the wars that he fought. He will not be the same Carl Froch as the one we saw against me in 2008. [Back then] he was still young, he wanted the belt, he was hungry. He is still hungry, but boxing wears the body, whether you like it or not," Pascal told Gabriel Beland.
Pascal is somewhat correct but I don't see even the 2008 Froch beating Ward or Bute.Comment by BattlingNelson on 03-17-2012
I Think Froch looked a bit worn Down in the Johnson fight and in need of a rest. Froch might not be as fresh and determined for Bute as he was for Pascal. On the other hand he is much…Comment by Thurman on 03-17-2012
Another way of looking at this is that Froch has more experience since he's gone 12 rounds each time with the best fighters in the division. It should be a good battle. If Froch doesn't beat Bute, Ward will give…Comment by bazookajoe on 03-11-2012
this fight is going to tell us a lot about Bute. it was a smart decision fighting him, i mean Bute left what $2 mill on the table to fight Froch instead of pascal, who lives 10 minutes from him…Comment by Scary on 03-11-2012
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Review: Cinemax takes a step back with 'Banshee'
I like to say of "Strike Back" that the show is better than it needs to be. Given the Cinemax brand, all it really had to offer was guns and breasts and it was going to get some kind of audience, but the show goes a lot deeper than that, and is executed on a much higher level than I might have expected. And though the channel's second series, "Hunted," had some plotting issues, it also had ambition and atmosphere and strong performances.
"Banshee," on the other hand, feels exactly like what I pictured when I first heard that Cinemax was getting into the scripted drama game — and not just because its main character leaves prison and has sex with a naked woman within the pilot's first 90 seconds. It's pulp fiction, but hampered by its leading man's limitations and some odd choices along the way.
"Banshee" (it debuts tonight at 10) is produced by Alan Ball ("Six Feet Under," "True Blood"), but the creators are David Schickler and Jonathan Tropper. They've crafted the story of a hardcore criminal, played by New Zealand actor Antony Starr, who gets out of prison after a long stretch, goes in search of the money and woman he left behind, and winds up impersonating the new sheriff of a small Pennsylvania town after the cop is murdered in front of him before meeting any of the other citizens.
It's a ridiculous idea — and the characters on the show who know that our man isn't really Sheriff Lucas Hood continually remind him how dumb he's being — but one that could probably work on a fun B-movie level if the actor had more charisma than Starr has to offer. Starr's good-looking (and, like the "Strike Back" guys, frequently appears shirtless), but he's also a blank. By design, he doesn't speak much, and there doesn't seem to be anything hiding behind his eyes as he pulls off this elaborate identity theft. There are good performances to the side, particularly by Danish actor Ulrich Thomsen as the local crime boss and Frankie Faison as the retired boxer who keeps Hood's secret, but they mainly make me wish the series was somehow about them and not the fake Lucas Hood.
Perhaps to compensate for Starr, the show tries very hard to be colorful. Sometimes, these flourishes work, like Hood's best ally being a transgendered hairstylist/hacker named Job (played well by Hoon Lee). More often than that, though, the show feels too quirky by half, like the sheriff's department operating out of a defunct Cadillac dealership.
The overheated look of Amish country in summer helps make "Banshee" stand out a little. But overall, this represents a creative step back for Cinemax. Once upon a time, it would have been exactly as good as it needed to be, but the bar's been raised.
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There's a nice little piece over in today's Wall Street Journal authored by General Merrill McPeak, expressing his dismay at the premature termination of the build-out of the originally-planned fleet of the F-22 Raptor - the kick-*ss air-superiority fighter pictured above.
The piece is rather good, so I'll let you go read the whole thing via the link.
I'll just note a couple of things here:
The future air combat capabilities we should build are based on the F-22, a stealthy, fast, maneuverable fighter that is unmatched by any known or projected combat aircraft.
It's been more than half a century since any American soldier or Marine has been killed, or even wounded, by hostile aircraft....
That first item is simply a statement of fact, while the second is a truly-astonishing description of an unparalleled military achievement.
But there's a kicker at the end of this piece, which we'll note below the fold....
The kicker comes when you get to the end of the piece, and read the general's byline:
Gen. McPeak (ret.), Air Force chief of staff from 1990 to 1994, was a national co-chair of Obama for President.
Why does any of this surprise you, General? Weren't you fully aware of Mr. Obama's lifelong views on these sorts of topics? Don't you recall the "surrender lobby" of the 1980s? And of how Mr. Obama made it perfectly clear back then that he agreed with the views of that "lobby"?
Elections have consequences, General. Welcome back to reality.


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So I woke up not too long ago to my boobs being so engorged. Like so bad I couldn't fall back asleep. I look at the clock and lo has been sleeping for 7 hours!!!!!! Who switched babies on me?! He has never gone that long!! Well he started stirring in his sleep and I might have turn the light on to wake him... I'm in pain! Lol... Yay for baby!
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Yay! ;) Ny lo sleeps 8-10 hrs & its awesome!
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Lucky. Lo was up every 2 hours
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Lucky...our boy is 13 weeks and still wakes up every 3-4 hours at night...eats a little and sleeps again then fusses around again , eats a little and sleeps again...he sleeps better (without fussing ) during the day then he does at night...still didnt figure out why, but we will find out...lucky you...enjoy it;-)
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Jealous! I went from a baby that slept all the time to a 2 month old that won't go down and stay down unless my nipple is in his mouth, he doesn't like his paci ugh. And now he screams bloody murder if he doesn't get the boob. He's so dramatic like me. But congrats! That's awesome! I bet you feel so refreshed too
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An electrical series RLC circuit consists of a 0.04-Hinductor, a 4-μF capacitor, and a 100-Ω resistor. Verifythat the system is underdamped. The damping of the circuit may beincreased by adding a second resistor in series with the 100-Ωresistor. Determine the value of the second resistor that willresult in a critically damped circuit. Determine the time-domainequation and the transfer function of the critically dampedcircuit.
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To verify underdamping, it must be proven that damping ratio< 1. I am not clear on the process for determining the dampingratio or the damping coefficient for this problem.
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" Genre: Action & Adventure / Theatrical Release: 1998 / Suitable for 12 years and over / Director: Randall Wallace / Actors: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jeremy Irons, John Malkovich, Gérard Depardieu, Gabriel Byrne ... / DVD released 2000-02-01 at MGM Entertainment / Features of the DVD: Dubbed, PAL, Widescreen "
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I actually really like this film, despite the fact that a lot of people sure as hell don't.
This is based on Alexandre Dumas' classic novel of the same name, The Man with the Iron Mask. Unfortunately, most of the actors over-play the roles of the musketeers. That's with the exception of Jeremy Irons, who is awesome.
The highlight here is Leo. That, in case you hadn't figured it out, is Leonardo DiCaprio. Here, the young Leo plays both the King of France, Louis, and his woe beset twin brother, Philippe. Clearly, he really, really, enjoys playing both roles (and his long hair is just soo pretty - how is it that shiny?) He excels at the bratty and highly damaged Louis, who is one temper-tantrum short of a stint on the naughty step as far as I'm concerned, as well as giving a truly sweet performance as the prisoner Philippe.
The main downfall of this film is the character of Athos. Ham, ham, and more ham, I'm afraid - although, to be fair, whoever wrote his dialogue wasn't too keen to do him any favours.
The set is pretty - oh so pretty. Because clearly the set designers and the costume people saw Leo's prettiness and were like - we need to have fabric to match! So yeah, expect gold, brocade, fancy shoes, and all that jazz. And expect a lovely amount of Leo with his physics-defying shiny hair.
Yes, it's a film that is never going to be considered a masterpiece. It deviates from the book, is a bit random in places, and some of the acting is... yeah. But I love it. And I refuse to be guilty for that.
The ritual Spring clean is under way at chez Decanus, and all sorts of things are resurfacing; an old Sting album, a Tower of London bookmark, and among the banished dvd's, 'The Man in the Iron Mask', which I will review here. I had vague memories of not liking this much, which was a shame as I liked the original book, but thought it fun to fire it up again and see what I thought now...(and obviously, being a man, before I can throw anything away I have to watch/ listen/ read/ play with it one more time...)
The Man in the Iron Mask came out in 1998, and was very much the baby of Randall Wallace, who not only directed it, but also produced it and wrote the script/ adaptation. I would imagine it was greenlight almost solely on the basis the headline star would be Leonardo Di Caprio, this being his first film since Titanic and he being at the top of his fame. The support cast was pretty darn fine too -
Leonardo DiCaprio as King Louis XIV/Philippe
Jeremy Irons as Aramis
John Malkovich as Athos
Gabriel Byrne as D'Artagnan
Gérard Depardieu as Porthos
Anne Parillaud as Queen Mother Anne of Austria
Judith Godrèche as Christine
Peter Sarsgaard as Raoul
Edward Atterton as Lieutenant Andre
Hugh Laurie as Pierre, Advisor to King
David Lowe as Advisor to King Louis XIV
On paper, this had all the right elements to succeed. So what's it about?
Well, despite the title, huge liberties are taken with the original book by Alexandre Dumas, with story elements being used from other books in the 'Dumas Universe'; as has also been pointed out, the film nicks a few ideas from early film adaptations too, notably the Douglas Fairbanks 1929 verson. The film version sees the decadent King Louis IV in charge of a France of the wealthy and the very poor, and we know very early on he's a bad one as he steals someone's girlfriend by sending the partner off to war and making sure he doesn't come back. Unfortunately for him, it was the son of Athos, one of the (now retired) Three Musketeers; Athos gets the gang back together again (Aramis and Porthos), but find themsleves in conflict against old friend D'Artagnan, who is still loyal to the King.
The Musketeers plan to replace the nasty king with his brother, who is held prisoner as 'the Man in the Iron Mask'. After freeing Philippe from prison, the switch is accomplished at a fancy dress ball. It doesn't last long however as Philippe is just too nice, and stands out too much. Louis is restored, Philippe captured and sent to the Bastille, despite the pleadings of D'Artagnan.
The Three Musketeers, now joined by D'Artagnan, decide to storm the Bastille to free Phillipe, and lots of swashbuckling ensues. When the dust settles D'Artagnan is dead, and Louis and Philippe have their clothes swapped, so now the nasty Louis is the 'Man in the Iron Mask' and Philippe is the King. Phew...
Happy endings all round, as 'King Louis IV/ Philippe' goes on to become France's greatest ruler.
Did I enjoy it more this time round? not really. I still really like the cast, who perform pretty well in their roles across the board, and Irons, Malkovitch, and Depardieu ham it up admirably as the Musketeers. I just felt that, apart from the set piece fights/ escapes/ plot exposition there wasn't a whole lot here. DiCaprio was pantomime villain bad as Louis, pantomime angelic as Philippe (suitably podgy as the dissolute king, but why podgy as the prisoner?). I know it is a movie, and there must be artistic licence, but the historical inaccuracies, and the literary ones, are just too many for me to forgive.
Ultimately, its a bit of popcorn movie viewing that will kill an afternoon. It will insult your intelligence a little, but do it in such a nice way you'll probably forgive it. Would I watch it again...nah. But I've thanked it for stopping by.
The DVD has two extras on it; there is a directors commentary, which is perfectly fine, and a trailer.


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My sister plans to file for divorce on the grounds of habitual drunkenness. Both she and her husband of three years refuse to leave their rental (lease runs for 6 more months). Who retains the home in this case? She is more emotionally stable, but they are roughly the same from a financial perspective. They have no children or property (aside from household goods).
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First, your understanding of this complex area of the law is so limited I hope the limit of your involvement will be simply to lead your sister to see a licensed attorney who does divorces; the rest is up to her. Second, depending on economic disparities and circumstances, the to-be-ex may be required to pay for her attorney fees so any discussion of fees is premature. Beyond that, flat fee for a divorce? $1,000? I won't even begin to comment but if any legitimate attorney agrees to to so, beware. And even if the GROUNDS may be uncontested (and you don't even know that), how Property is divvied up is usually where things can get ugly.
Setting that aside, the question is does she want the place, or not. That's the starting point. If she wants him to move out, or vice versa. If she can't afford it, she may want out.
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No quality attorney will take a contested dissolution of marriage case for a flat fee let alone for a fee of $1000. That ranges between 4 and 6 hours of work. That is not going to happen.
Now, if you think things will get contested, you can try and find an attorney willing to clear his or her calendar, because such contested dissolutions of marriage are quite time consuming.
But, you get what you pay for. If you go it alone, expect to lose at every turn.
These court litigated matters are not as simple as they appear on TV when every dispute is investigated, vetted and wrapped up in an hour. In real life, it does not work that way.
Good luck.
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Sounds like it would lean in her favor is the court held a hearing on exclusive possession.
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If I understand your question correctly, you are asking, who would be able to remain in the home to live there, if your sister and her husband got divorced, through the remaining six months of the lease? (because presumably neither party owns that property; they are just renting space, as I understand it)
There would be a variety of factors that could come into play in such a decision. Unless one party or the other was willing to file a motion for exclusive possession (which is a petition asking the court to allow them to be the only ones to live there), the most likely answer is that both parties could be allowed to continue to live there until the lease was expired, and then each would have to move somewhere different at that point. People can still live together for a period of time, even after they are legally divorced; that can even be stipulated in the terms to settle a case, based on the circumstances.
Motions for exclusive possession, on the other hand, are ordinarily filed once a divorce has already commenced, and there are certain things that the petitioner would need to demonstrate to the court to be awarded the sole use and possession of that rental through its term.
Lastly, the other contributors are correct on their comments regarding attorney's fees. Most reputable divorce lawyers will require a minimum retainer of anywhere from $2,000.00 - $5,000.00 up front to take a new divorce case, depending on the issues presented, and will bill hourly for their time, first to be taken out of that money, and then to be billed month to month thereafter. There are relatively few good divorce lawyers working on a flat fee basis, and almost certainly not for only $1,000.00.
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