<description>&lt;p&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Revenge is a dish best served... with a massive budget and Jim Caviezel.&lt;/strong&gt; This week on &lt;em&gt;Under the Lens&lt;/em&gt;, Byron Lafayette breaks down the 2002 swashbuckling epic, &lt;em&gt;The Count of Monte Cristo&lt;/em&gt;. From the heartbreaking betrayal of Fernand Mondego to the legendary training montages in the Château d&amp;#39;If, we’re looking at why this adaptation still holds the crown for the ultimate revenge flick. Is it a faithful adaptation or a Hollywood fever dream? Let’s put it under the lens.&lt;/p&gt;
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Revenge is a dish best served... with a massive budget and Jim Caviezel. This week on Under the Lens, Byron Lafayette breaks down the 2002 swashbuckling epic, The Count of Monte Cristo. From the heartbreaking betrayal of Fernand Mondego to the legendary training montages in the Château d&#39;If, we’re looking at why this adaptation still holds the crown for the ultimate revenge flick. Is it a faithful adaptation or a Hollywood fever dream? Let’s put it under the lens.

Under The Lens with Byron Lafayette

The Count of Monte Cristo! Is This The Best Swashbuckler Ever?

The Count of Monte Cristo! Is This The Best Swashbuckler Ever?

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