Marie-Antoinette

[@michaelserfort8128]

This is like a fairy tale...everyone knows their real life looked different...but nice to look at...everything so clean and well prepared. A polished unreal picture from bygone times...

[@janbraham6017]

This has to be the most gorgeous movie ever.

[@matthewsoto7014]

jan braham what movie is this

[@Sophia-zf5bp]

@@matthewsoto7014 Marie Antoinette

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

Yes

[@BekahMarie11]

Ehhh. Pride and Prejudice

[@MicaRayan]

Poor Marie.. the welcoming when she arrived was well but soon immediately when she enter the freaking big palace with most court individuals seemingly cold and full of judmental people. For a person by her age.... imagine the horror. I always felt like it was a culture shock for her. By the way, one of her favorite thing to do is recreating the garden of Versailles... she worked closely with the landscape architect and her project spans over decades.

[@evelynm2530]

All of France was starving..children dying from poverty and disease...poor little rich girl my ass

[@vladmiziuk2406]

evelyn m Napoleon simp

[@booliev3275]

It's a movie. Sophia Coppola's interpretation. Not real facts.

[@booliev3275]

@Trigg Kids ... So? That was a reason to carry on? That's why it was fair from Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette to reject the constitutional monarchy?

[@samanthasmith61]

@@booliev3275 💀 interpretation? nig this was based on historical book about her, she was married at 14, people does hate the idea of Austrian rival princess being the Queen of France, every was so judgemental of the Austrian princess. her marriage wasn't consumated for 7 year until her brother Joseph visit bla bla most of the things in this movie happened to Marie irl.

[@goldenglove4663]

THIS ONE ACADEMY AWARD FOR BEST COSTUME DESIGN,

[@TheToadChild]

Just one of the most beautiful films made. Stunning cinematography.

[@ErickHumboldt]

Long live Marie Antoinette Queen of France ⚜️⚜️ Vive la reine !!!

[@phoneutria021]

I've been there today! Just amazing... I'm so fascinated.

[@juanitarichards1074]

Imagine being only 14, arriving in a strange and unwelcoming country, knowing you were never going to see your home or family again. And the pressure on her to promote Austrian interests as a princess and the queen of France and having no power to effect anything.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@Riva S "Effect" has a different meaning to "affect". She has no power "effect" change. This affected her credibility.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@Riva S www.lexico.com/en/grammar/affect-or-effect

[@juanitarichards1074]

"Effect" means to "bring about", to "cause to happen". And Marie Antoinette had no power to "effect" attitudes of hatred towards Austrians. Her bullying mother did not realize this "affected" her ability to influence her young husband regarding policy towards Austria.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@Riva S Yes. But I'm so highly literate that many people think I'm dumb and try to correct me. I come from a generation and a time when education was superior and nobody left school illiterate, Now, education world wide is deliberately being dumbed down - illiterate people can't fight back, much less know their rights. Did you know they are removing vast amounts of words and meanings from dictionaries? This means they also have to dumb down literature, ancient fairy tales etc - because they contain words the modern reader has never heard of and cannot understand. They are simplifying literature and spoon feeding you what they want you to know.......

[@juanitarichards1074]

@Riva S It's part of the dumbing down of society.......but the old guard remember.......

[@effooo2000]

Watching it in french makes it seem more accurate

[@kittycasino29]

Omg I can't even imagine being like this is all mine?!?? Love this movie, haven't seen it since it first came out!!!

[@justspittingsomefacts6425]

Same

[@m.alexagholam5412]

Horses prancing gracefullness across my memories once upon a new year

[@CantoneseLover123]

It's called "Jynweythek Ylow" by Aphex Twin.

[@bubbarts8021]

They married them at such a young age neither were mature to handle marriage and politics yet back then your childhood especially royalty was until you were a baby to 12 years and it’s still the same today

[@anissalanning5731]

So cold cold welcoming

[@msinvincible2000]

That's french people for you... Little has changed

[@ddivincenzo1194]

The movie was on here in full but was pulled. Come on You Tube!!!

[@queenicedcoffee4217]

Used to be on Netflix too

[@annaroseaustin9126]

Who where the kids following her

[@mariawinterblue8223]

Some minutes later they would be seen carrying the rings and all that

[@samiraadiva2168]

Kirsten Dunst💝

[@homu6461]

ステキ✩.*˚

[@angeladallimore8079]

Amazing

[@omarbain6927]

Didn't show you the piss and shit filth with lice

[@laboitedepandore8594]

quel faste magnifique Versailles

[@sherrymiller2302]

I didn't realize this Queen had dimples...

[@friedrichii41]

Sherry Miller The children are Enfants d’Honneur (Children of Honour), they were usually young children of the Nobility who would act as a small entourage to senior noble (or royal) children. Marie Antoinette was only 14 or so at the time of her Handover, so I assume they kept her company. On the same token, these Children also acted as pages and impromptu valets.

[@اسراءالسعدون-د9ي]

It is so nice palace

[@jgarciaroberts]

Such an amazing soundtrack!

[@booliev3275]

The movie is very well made. The actors are great, most of the costumes are beautiful, not so great about the wigs... But so historically inaccurate. Another Hollywood romcom about French history. Quite a disappointment despite all the efforts.

[@silvergust]

It's not supposed to be completely historically accurate, as that was very obviously intentional from the director herself. It was put in a more modernized way filled with metaphorical images to tell a story that can be more suitable for younger audiences (most likely teenage girls in the 2000s) and how 17th century france would look like from that POV of a younger person in this generation.

[@cohorrescentcorporea]

It was never supposed to be historically accurate to begin with.

[@Maja-br2du]

Pauvre Marie Antoinette, elle a cru, que elle est aimé....

[@osheafernandes8031]

My french is not that good, but I think it's qu'elle est aimée

[@cjcbp21]

Ce film est une insulte à l'intelligence, et à une personne.

[@cimiez1]

Vive la République

[@TakittyLove]

Pour quoi ??

[@cjcbp21]

Clichés + clichés +clichés = inculture des masses. Magnifiques costumes, toutes les cours d'Europe vivaient comme cela.. mais "Made in Hollywood "donc trop, trop, trop... ( vous ne semblez pas connaitre le prix actuel d'une robe de haute couture, aucune reine de France ou d'ailleurs ne s'est habillée chez le ZARA ou autres de cette époque; Les aristocraties actuelles font de même sous vos yeux.Belle photographie parfois.Le fond historique, politique, et surtout psychologique est un néant total.Les prix reçus sont donnés pour ménager Hollywood.Ils ont choqués les spécialistes de cette époque et les gens un peu cultivés. S. Coppola a choisit d'écarter les historiens et fait pour moi une création personnelle qui lui ressemble. Cela sans état d'âme et sans respect pour la personne quelle prétend montrer.Business + démagogie.

[@ErickHumboldt]

@@cimiez1 ah non au chiotte la republique !!

[@goldenglove4663]

One of my past lives. I was Marie Antoinette in my past life. This movie brilliantly captures what court life was like.

[@ElizaHamilton1780]

Golden Glove That’s cute. Tell me. What did Marie Antoinette regularly do on Thursdays? What was on her schedule for the day? Please advise.

[@jesney0842]

Why is everyone some famous person or rich nobility or royalty in their past lives but never a peasant?

[@ericspencer8093]

@@jesney0842 Because people suffer from delusions of grandeur; and it's easy to make a claim for which no proof is possible.

[@lois7956]

Sure you were

[@Pakunin61]

Y luego fuiste en otra vida Carlos II el hechizado? Pues ya tuviste mala suerte. En una loco y en otra guillotinada.

[@daniellelangdown3506]

Have a look at the part when she is trying on the shores and you can see some shores lass ups in the movie.

[@lindasturm699]

This movie was good but I actually prefer the 1938 "Marie Antoinette" version more.

[@pedromiguelPT1993]

Linda Sturm Me too.

[@shinebrightlikeadoitsu1120]

I don't know but black and white just doesn't click with me. But I guess everyone has their own likings

[@olivermarr5017]

That movie was good but I actually prefer the 1793 "Marie Antoinette" version more.

[@marionpanzer5641]

11

[@samanthajohnson3]

The movie is okay, but the music does not fit at all! What did Rock'n'Roll do to Marie Antoinette?

[@snarkyremark6632]

Samantha Johnson I'm pretty sure it's to introduce modern adolescence to hers and to really highlight the fact she was a teenager with all of this. A subconscious thing

[@nacht98]

this is a modern movie and a particular way of telling things, music was just a way to bring this era under a 21st century light...

[@farhanakman5995]

Sophia Coppola (the director) is genius because she portrayed this movie as a similarity with nowadays young celebrity with huge success, great fame and an A lister but in the same time feeling disconnected to the world around him/her. The fact that Marie Antoinette was an A lister of her time with great lineage and super rich but at the same time feeling disconnected to the world around her does fit inside this narrative. You have to look at this perspective when watching this movie to truly understand the meaning of it. The music selection inside this movie is to reflect the connection of this idea. There's a video explaining about the music selection (which is very important for the theme of this movie) and the general theme of this movie so you can really grasp the idea of the director.

[@tseamus8288]

Its modernization Marie-Antoinette and for courtiers MA was the courtiers' pop culture and fashion star. Until now she is a fashion queen yasss

[@notthedoctor8621]

The soundtrack was one of the best parts of the movie

[@gabrielferrera1613]

Come si chiama l'attrice

[@romanec3764]

Gabriel Ferrera Kristen Dunst

[@EENEOGIM]

Didn't know of the palace in Versailles when we were in Paris...........

[@scoopdg]

Because it's not in Paris but roughly 12 miles south of it.

[@EvaHusarova-dx8ql]

Do češtiny

[@encarnamedina943]

Ils ne l'aimait pas. La cause, le chauvinisme français

[@booliev3275]

L'autriche etait l'ennemi de la France depuis des siecles... beaucoup de francais etaient morts sur les champs de batailles. peut etre que ca a aussi compter.

[@diegomoreno5927]

A most hated french noble interpreted by a biritsh actress, this must've been seen as a satire in france

[@mydogplayschess6040]

what!? hahahaha your comment is riddled with inaccuracies. Kirsten Dunst is American-German. Born in the states, and acquired her German citizenship(she is of German descent) a couple years back.

[@marietgagliardi]

The funny part is the French blamed her for starving not the French king who spent all of Frances money on the palace of Versailles. We feel sorry for her. She was a child thrust into the hostile French court with a French husband who didn't know how to consummate his marriage.

[@dimithrahellarawa7732]

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