Did anyone look up "France" in wikipedia before making this?

Rating: 1/10 (5 June 2017)

Let's get this straight straight: this movie is bad.
I have been looking for comfort in the negative reviews of other people in this site (why, God, did I not read them before watching this?) and I feel almost everything has been pointed out: bad acting, bad CGI, plain characters, absurd narrative resources...
I feel, however, that many critics have missed an extra negative point which for me was vital: the ridiculous depiction of France, which can not only be ascribed to ignorance but to exaggerated characterization of the American idea of french people not at some point in history, just in "some past time": a castle in the middle of nowhere filled with baroque, wig-wearing, overly made-up aristocrats, combined with middle-age plague masks and, especially annoyingly, African- American characters completely integrated in this epoque-less society. I understand Disney intent and praise them for it, but an African-American priest is just so historically inaccurate that I could never really get into the story and forget I was watching a movie from outside. For someone a little familiar with European history, this characterization was forced, artificial, excessive, totally unnecessary for the plot, and overall a constant reminder of how terrible this movie was.
A piece of advice: better watching the animated masterpiece of 1991 (again) than losing your time with this movie.