Diedre Holland Movies

You may well remember that soft-core masterpiece of the mid-1970s, The Ribald Adventures of Robin Hood. If so, you'll know what you're in for with The Erotic Adventures of the 3 Musketeers. The costumes are okay, the sets are fairly solid (at least they don't threaten collapse) and the actors are game. It's simply that Porthos, Aramis and Athos (and what fun the scriptwriters have with variations on these names) tend to wield swords of a different sort. And wait until you see the Musketeers' new interpretation of "One for all, all for one." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Poor Michael Moore is one messed-up screenwriter who is more depressed than usual when his girl friend abruptly dumps him. His life forever changes when he saves a diminutive old man from street thugs. The little man has magical powers and as a reward for Michael's kindness gives him a notepad. This is no ordinary pad for anything Michael writes upon it will come true. This comedy-adventure follows what happens when the writer begins to use it. First he scrawls his wish that the lovely bank teller Diane Jacobs will enter his life. Unfortunately, he should have been clearer for they meet after they are both abducted by bank robbers. Fortunately, Mike has his trusty pad and they get out of the situation. Next he makes the mistake of telling his avaricious sister Jody about the magic pad. Wanting all of the family fortune for herself, she promptly plans on getting him declared insane. A trip to the courtroom ensues. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi