Marie Antoinette (1938 + 2006) - Wait

This is the comparison of two films of the same name. Please keep in mind, not all that is displayed in this video is fact. For example, Antoinette is famous for her "let them eat cake" line. Historians agree that she never said that.
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[@marikkelaszlo3355]

The editing in this video is top notch and this is still one of the most aesthetic videos ever!

[@meaganwickham2128]

The irony of Marie Antoinette’s life is that we all want to romanticize it as her being full of power, and having everything and anything you could ever want, that by having all the glitz and glamour that nothing else could be wrong. But the truth of it all is that her life was no different and not susceptible to its horrors. She lived her life in fabulous silks of clothing that didn’t change how unhappy she was becoming trapped at 14 to eventually become a queen of a country that no one wanted, only to be plagued by difficulties and loss.

[@urielbrayan5963]

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[@forestrhys476]

@Uriel Brayan instablaster =)

[@redadmiralofvalyria867]

Yes this ironic

[@angelabby2379]

that's most people 😂 but people who love her and knew about her like her because of her flaw and how relatable her emotion was

[@berjaboy]

Marie Antoinette never said Let Them Eat Cake. Truth was, she along with her husband Louis XVI were both much too detached as to what was going on and the ever growing threat that was surrounding them to ever be that snide.

[@alexyliz87]

Mi reina incomprendida, en mi vida pasada, en esta y en las futuras siempre te llevaré en mi corazón ❤️

[@InnateNobility]

She was much like her ancestress, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, who also spent years in France. But while Marie Antoinette was unhappy in France, Mary Stuart was happy there. But the similarities are apparent when both ascend to their full-fledged power; i.e. when Marie Antoinette becomes Queen Consort, and then when Mary Stuart returns home from France to Scotland to assume her throne there. Their naivety, their ages (Mary was 18 when she went home to Scotland), and their emotions were vulnerable and dangerous for the times. To be in a royal position so high, one had to exercise complete control over their emotions and embrace cold, hard logic in order to reign successfully. Marie and Mary were too emotional and sensitive for this type of world and both lost their heads because of it and the decisions they made, many of the circumstances they went through were out of their control -- while some were.

[@anikethchakraborty3238]

well, Mary Stuart was trained to rule and excepted to rule while Marie Antoinette wasn't. Also, Marie Antoinette was bullied and faced xenophobia till her last breath.

[@FreakyFeline88]

This was not what I was looking for but I'm glad I clicked on it, I rarely watch a tribute that it would interest me enough to see it from beginning to end.

[@jennyq4979]

That was such a powerful video!!! Absolutely perfect! The song is just right for the clips, the order you put everything in - just INCREDIBLE!!! A wonderful piece of work and thank you so much for sharing it with us. I know that I will be watching this many times!

[@snapdragon931]

Many thanks xx

[@meaganwickham2128]

Wow, this was very well done, nice work. I loved every second of it.

[@andrewchilton3975]

Wow thx u to whom made this video its quite pointiant and speacks alot. Showing rather than telling how she went from age of inocents to corupt court life that ended up costing her life.

[@emlvideos4590]

Para mi la versión que mejor recrea la historia es la de 1938 Lamento que no esté completa en youtube La de Sofía Copola me parece más artística que fiel

[@benschaeffer8102]

Norma and Kirstin were the best two in the role.

[@ritaroad]

I keep returning to this. Both movies are extraordinary.

[@brennanwalls26]

Victims of circumstance 💔

[@wilsonsantos1386]

Aunque la pelicula de 1938 es un clasico y se ve muy buena me gusta mucho mas la de sofia copola de 2006 ya que la reina no se ve tan extravagante se ves mas natural y real

[@jewel2780]

En la película de 2006 se sabe manejar sus etapas, lo exuberante y risueña que era de adolescente (toda la etapa de su boom en la moda) luego si madurez y preocupaciones adultas (el no quedar embarazada) y finalmente su maternidad y el estallido de la revolución, siento que eso la hace mejor

[@AnaPaula-gj4sq]

What a spetacular video!! Thanks a lot!!

[@gisellelousek1997]

Era muy pequeña...pobrecita❤mi reina favorita.

[@mariatabara4528]

this is just perfect

[@nacht98]

she never said let them eat cake.

[@tibaazher2792]

Really? I mean did she really said that in the real life

[@tomemeornottomeme1864]

@@tibaazher2792 Not once did she say it. It was propaganda to enlist rage in the people of France.

[@tibaazher2792]

@@tomemeornottomeme1864 thanks 😊

[@booliev3275]

And that's all I've heard about Marie Antoinette, so as an uneducated imbecile I'll keep repeating it!

[@lindasturm699]

Wonderful video and I thank you for it.

[@renan.csmaia]

The 1938 film is so much better (despite the fact that Norma Shearer was 35 years old at the time).

[@amandawilliams2573]

this is cool✌ i love it

[@snapdragon931]

+Amanda Williams Thanks, Amanda! Much appreciated :)

[@amandawilliams2573]

Your welcome i remeber i learned about this in school.

[@snapdragon931]

+Amanda Williams Me too. She was only 14 when she married Louis and ended up getting beheaded at 37! It's a frightening thought, the way they lived back then!

[@amandawilliams2573]

+Ginger Astaire wow i didn't know it was at fourteen..😮

[@snapdragon931]

+Amanda Williams according to Google 😏😊

[@maurocasas1382]

It is a good video!

[@gabrielmartin7902]

No lo creo. X algo no terminó bien

[@laurapuleo196]

How she really loved him, Fersen aka as in count Axel Von Fersen.

[@paohaus]

muy lindo video

[@louisaparker]

The 1938 version is a bit difficult to watch because of the constant overacting of the main character.

[@majenazprahy9909]

that was the 2006 version, too

[@johnderosa2276]

Different acting styles but the 1938 version was top notch.

[@marielle1852]

i'm fucking crying omg

[@aijahnaebyrdcannon9070]

I ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kuukuuleelee]

where is the most epic scene from the ball? the looks? the thank you?

[@kuukuuleelee]

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[@JennyAudren]

Dieu protège la reine

[@elchoya100]

i will take the 1938 version over this made for t.v like movie with dunst.at least the stars over the golden age of hollywood was around then.the stars today cant hold a candlestick over the great movie stars of the 1930s.

[@persephonehades7547]

Honestly, acting in the 1930s was so over the top. It distracts from the actual film for me.

[@lindasturm699]

elchoya100 I agree. I like the 2006 movie version but I love 1938 version and I have watched it too many times to count. The acting was more dramatic back then but it doesn't take away from the beautiful love scenes between smoking hot Tyrone Power and Norma Shearer.

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

I don't like 30s because the film quality was so bad back then

[@johnderosa2276]

Eagerly anticipated the 2006 film but it turned out to be a cornball production and the music destroyed the period. I wanted to throw tomatos at the screen. The 1938 film was top notch and the acting amazing. I get it that some don't like the acting style of that period but I find it full enjoyment.