Marie Antoinette (DVD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... a disappointment in her when her husband is very distance, when she focuses on parties and clothes and having fun. The ... more
... carefree radiates from her, but changes when the pressure increases. I think Kristen Dunst is a good actress in this movie and fits well in this role. Jason Schwartzman plays the role of King Louis XVI and put a good performance as the self-returning King. He pays little attention to Marie Antionette, but it's more that he does not know how to deal with her. Kinda sad to watch, but well played.
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Customer Marie Antoinette (DVD) Reviews (4)
by - written on 13/02/08 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Marie Antoinette...the Queen who lost her head, made famous for her 'attitude' towards the starving French public. Her most famous quote, "Let them eat cake" is one of those memorable quotes from history and she is often depicted as a figure of hate. This film examines the wife of Louis XIV and allows a different version of a well known story to be told. The film opens where a young 14year old Dunst is forced from her familiar Austrian home and taken to the French court where she meets her future family and husband. Dunst marries and soon becomes the ridicule of the French court due the inability, or so it seemed, to get her husband to consummate the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/05/10 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Movie: Marie Antoinette -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General information -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Movie Length: 117 minutes Category: Drama Year: 2006 Director: Sofia Coppola Language: English Country: United States Rating: All ages Extras: Yes Actors: Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette Steve Coogan as Ambassador Mercy Judy Davis as Comtesse de Noailles Jason Schwartzman as King Louis XVI ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/08/08 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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This adaptation of Antonia Fraser's acclaimed biography 'Marie-Antoinette: The Journey' falls far short of it's paperback sister. Where the book humanised the girl far too young and unprepared to become Queen, Sofia Coppola makes her shallow, dreamy and reaching for pretentious ideas she could never achieve (and was never interested in her actual life anyway). Sofia Coppola has, aguably, the best grip on the adolescence of young women but it's flawed for these reasons: it's unquestionably American-centric, it's far too postmodern and it's tainted with the modern idea of celebrity. She argues in this film that being a Queen is like being say...a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/05/10 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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With the need to strengthen the alliance between France and Austria in the 18th century what would be the first thing that comes into your mind, a marriage perhaps? Well Marie Antoinette (Kirsten Dunst) and heir to the French throne Louis-Auguste (Jason Schwarzman) do just that, Marie at the age of 14 is sent from her home in Austria to France for this marriage to take place. The process of moving for Marie is more upsetting than one would think with the added pressure of her not being able to take anything from her life in Austria, a tent set up on the border is where she has to leave behind her dog, her clothing and everything she has ever ... Read the complete review
