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"The great barrier reef?" "You've heard of it, smart lady."

Notice the cars left headlight is also out. They also drive a car in Cuba that has its left headlight out. Ron Rico is a coconut rum.

Id go out with Captin' Ron any day. I spend a lot of time on the ocean.

you see trouble in little china then watch this. kurt is a master of disguise lmao

This is hilarious

When swab poked him with a stick because he thought he was dead but was sleeping with the eyepatch on his good eye.😂😂

Povera bambina...in pasto agli obblighi, alle trame politiche, che destino infame.

Lovely woman. THANK YOU!!!

Keep in mind that this was also an art house film. The script, the cinematography, everything was designed to be intriguing and cool. This also came out in 2006 at the height of the hipsters. I lived in New York City then and saw this at some indie film house at the time. Sofia Coppola was definitely catering to a hipster audience

If anything is going to happen it will happen out there

This is Kurt Russell best role next to the Elvis tv movie from 1979

This style is very difficult.

LMFAO!… I’ve never noticed it b4! The front headlights of the car is just like Ron’s set up: right one works, left one is out! 🤘😝🤘

I wish I could be her for while!

Between this and big trouble in little China great movies

Thank you, this video was the easiest to understand on this abomination of a writting style. Everything else was massively confusing, or did not provide the information in a clear way.

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Also Rip Torn in his portrayal of King Louis XV

The actress that played Countess Noailles did an excellent job . She should have been recognized for her work.

If I became a queen like her, after marriage, I will create a treaty just to get my old dog back. Im sure a loving husband king would say yes to that.

It always bothered me, how Marie Antoinette was portrayed as some naive country girl, overwhelmed by court etiquette. She was a daughter of the holy roman emperor. The Viennese court practiced the spanish court protocoll which was just as rigid and stiff (if not more so) than the French court protocoll practiced at Versailles. (For example, it also contained the rituals of the lever and coucher ceremonies, and access to court was even more restricted with ine having to prove to be a descendant of at least three generations of pure nobility to be even allowed at court.) Also, considering how Empress Maria Theresa raised her daughters specifically for marrying monarchs and becoming royal consorts and placing great emphasis on their education, you can only imagine that Marie Antoinette and her sisters grew up with a lot of lessons in court ettiquette. Something like the grand lever - how ever ridiculous it was - wouldn't have been new to Marie Antoinette and she certainly wouldn't have voiced her thoughts about how ridiculous she found it.

Imagine being aged 14 & 15 and being pressured by grown adults to have sex as a form of “duty” lmaoo. I feel so bad for them bc they were SO young and more than likely extremely anxious. It was the norm in the 18th century

I absolutely love this scene. The whole protocol had become so sclerotic at the time Louis XV's and Louis XVI's reign, that it gives the scene a tragicomic feel if you know what history would still have in story for many of the women portrayed in this film. Most of them would be sentenced to death by some kangaroo court after the French Revolution had descended into the infamous "Reign of Terror". 1. Marie-Antoinette would be beheaded in 1792, i.e. 22 years after her first wake-up ceremony, in 1770. 2. The lady in charge of the protocol ("This, Madame, is Versailles") is the Countess of Noailles. She would be guillotined in 1794. 3. King Louis XV's mistress (Madame du Barry, not portrayed in this scene) was guillotined in 1793 According to the official records, both Marie-Antoinette and the Countess of Noailles kept their dignified composure on the scaffold, but Madame du Barry was terrified (can you blame her?). She had to be dragged to the guillotine kicking, screaming and begging for her life. 4. But the most awful way to die would be reserved to the lady who's washing Marie-Antoinette's hands in this scene and who would become her best and most loyal fried: the Princess of Lamballe. She was thrown to a bloodthirsty mob to be lynched. Some brute struck her with a pike on the head,. Other scumbags stabbed her to death and sliced of her breasts. She was beheaded with an axe. Her head was put on a spike and paraded through the streets of Paris while the populace were shouting "La Lamballe! La Lamballe".

The Austrian court seems colder and not so opulent as the French court, but it also seems much more relaxed in some ways.

If I WAS EVER TREATED LIKE THIS.......I'd be spending allot to make myself happy as well.

I couldn't imagine this. I couldn't even tell my parents I was pregnant because then they would know 'I did the deed'

The devine costumes the accurate depictions of the palace of Versailles Architecture and decor and a fun soundtrack. What is not to love about Sophia Coppelas version of Antoinette. Kristen is a dream in this role she is so made for it. ❤

what a pain, i hate history class

A 1200 hp engine that small? Amazing

Prefiro a versão em português

Marie Antoinette still got a sweeter deal than many princesses. Her sister fell in love with nobleman but was forced to marry another one of higher status. Her favorite sister, Maria Carolina was forced to marry an ugly man who was engaged to their previous sisters and they hated each other for a while. Louis XVI had his issues but he was also as inexperienced and shy as Marie, not cruel nor ugly and they grew up together and grew to love each other.

Never seen it XXX I know the name ...

I say we start doing the wedding bed ceremony again but to everyone 😂 like the next time one of your friends gets married and they start to leave the festivities, just round up a bunch of people and follow them back to the honeymoon suite 😂🤣 "go on then, we're here for the main event, you asked us to witness your nuptials, now get on with it". 😂

I would much rather eat at a table in front of people then do this. This would be the absolute most awkward worst thing ever

The beautiful gowns resemble the beautiful pastries ☺️

As soon as she would have taken the dog out of my hands I would have said no, the engagement is off.

I’m surprised some of those ladies actually got up from such deep curtsy

7:07 Louis XV: "You'd better give me an heir, you fat, ill-bred boy!"

Imagine this when you’re on your period.

mobs 😭

"This is Ridiculous!" My favorite line in this movie.

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7:49 "She looks like a child" SHE *IS* A CHILD 💀

With all these women walkin in pullin rank, its a wonder she managed to get dressed at all. It begs the question just how long she was standing there naked for sake of protocol

Only the French can take pure nonsense to another level....

So, from what I understand, footnotes are on the page itself, endnotes are a separate page entirely, and the bibliography is the entire source itself... Why the need to complicate with an endnote :'(

How the he** would anyone rule with all of that in place. It's exhausting just to get out of bed. No wonder it all ended the way it did.

🤣🤣🤣2022 i still love this part

In our time, Louis would habe been a gamer and a weeb.