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Marie Antoinette

  • 2006
  • T
  • 2h 3min
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Kirsten Dunst in Marie Antoinette (2006)
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Una rivisitazione della regina iconica ma sfortunata della Francia Maria Antonietta. Dal suo matrimonio con Luigi XVI a solo quindici anni al suo regno come regina a dicianove anni, e infine... Leggi tuttoUna rivisitazione della regina iconica ma sfortunata della Francia Maria Antonietta. Dal suo matrimonio con Luigi XVI a solo quindici anni al suo regno come regina a dicianove anni, e infine alla caduta di Versailles.Una rivisitazione della regina iconica ma sfortunata della Francia Maria Antonietta. Dal suo matrimonio con Luigi XVI a solo quindici anni al suo regno come regina a dicianove anni, e infine alla caduta di Versailles.

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    • Sofia Coppola
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    • Sofia Coppola
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    • Kirsten Dunst
    • Jason Schwartzman
    • Rip Torn
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      • Sofia Coppola
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      • Sofia Coppola
    • Star
      • Kirsten Dunst
      • Jason Schwartzman
      • Rip Torn
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    Kirsten Dunst
    Kirsten Dunst
    • Marie Antoinette
    Jason Schwartzman
    Jason Schwartzman
    • Louis XVI
    Rip Torn
    Rip Torn
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    Steve Coogan
    Steve Coogan
    • Ambassador Mercy
    Judy Davis
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    Clara Brajtman
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    Mélodie Berenfeld
    Mélodie Berenfeld
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    Asia Argento
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    • Comtesse du Barry
    Molly Shannon
    Molly Shannon
    • Aunt Victoire
    Sebastian Armesto
    Sebastian Armesto
    • Comte Louis de Provence
    Shirley Henderson
    Shirley Henderson
    • Aunt Sophie
    Al Weaver
    Al Weaver
    • Comte Charles d'Artois
    Marianne Faithfull
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    • Empress Maria Theresa
    Jean-Christophe Bouvet
    Jean-Christophe Bouvet
    • Duc de Choiseul
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    • Lady in Waiting
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    6blanche-2

    Beautiful bore

    Kirsten Dunst is "Marie Antoinette" in this anachronistic 2006 film directed by Sofia Coppola. The other stars include Jason Schwartzman, Rip Torn, Judy Davis, Marianne Faithful and Molly Shannon.

    I can only guess that the reason for making this film was to show a teenage Queen of France cavorting with her girlfriends and shopping until she dropped while remaining oblivious to the plight and unhappiness of the French people. In actuality, that's probably pretty close to the truth about this historical figure. Norma Shearer was very good as Marie Antoinette, but she wasn't a kid. I think this version had the right idea. The only thing Coppola omitted was Marie's story, so the movie is instead about the above-mentioned teen partying, shopping, being unfaithful, wandering the grounds, while giving us a look at royal tradition, gorgeous costumes and dazzling scenery. Little else.

    Marie Antoinette's life was full of drama - her liaisons with Axel von Fersen, the Affair of the Necklace, her husband's medical problem which prevented the couple from having children for so long, the revolution, the family being taken to prison, and the guillotine. Some of this is touched on or mentioned in passing; most of it is left out. There are five exciting minutes or so toward the end of the film.

    In a way, it's a shame, because this film could have given us great insight into Marie Antoinette by having a very young woman play the Queen as these events swirled around her. But in order to do that, characters would have to have been developed, and there didn't seem to be any interest in that. If you love color, beautiful costumes and scenery, this is the film for you. Don't bother if you're looking for any kind of content; like the vacuous queen, there's no there there.
    6westwall-145-275285

    No idea what this movie is about

    This movie simply has no storyline. It's like glimpses of her life in France. The scene of having meal at the same dining table repeats over and over again like 10 times. Nothing propelled a story forward. The ending was just a quick wrap up. Nothing explained.
    Chrysanthepop

    Sofia Coppola's Soap Opera

    Sophia Coppola really seems to know how to ruin a potentially great movie concept. Marie Antoinette is a fascinating figure in European history and one would expect the movie to account for at least a few interesting things that happened when she came to France to live with the prince. What we see is another sugarcoated Hollywood movie which is pretty much exactly like those teen highschool movies where rich young girls gossip, obsess with fashion and popularity etc. The only difference here are the costumes and the fact that not all the women in this movie are as young.

    To top it off, the soundtrack...well, let me first put it this way, as a stand alone compilation, it's terrific to listen to but the way the modern tunes and songs have been incorporated in the sequences looks ill fit. It looks like a the characters have gone to a current day costume party rather than a movie of the period. Moreover, Coppola fails to draw the body language and nuances of the French culture from her actors. Not once does one get the impression that this is a story about France. As a result of bad direction and terrible writing, the performances of the actors suffer even though Kirsten Dunst does the best she could with the given material.

    The director portrays Antoinette as naive and frivolous. There is no mention of her historical accomplishments or failures. Now it isn't an easy task to convincingly tell the story of a historical figure in two hours but Coppola focuses the entire two hours on Antoinette being fascinated by her riches and partying around. A competent director and writer could have done so much more with the storytelling. In the current case, only near the very end things start to move along but here too the story speeds up at such a superfast pace that the ending is extremely abrupt and contrived.

    'Marie Antoinette' is like a bad birthday present that is wrapped beautifully but once unwrapped, the gift itself is far from satisfactory.
    rooprect

    Geez, I wish someone had told me this before I saw it...

    Something you should know about this movie before you see it is that it does NOT attempt to be historically accurate. In fact, many scenes were purposely "sabotaged" with anachronisms to remind us that this is not a historical biography; instead it's meant to be a parable for the modern world.

    If I had known that, I might have enjoyed the movie instead of grinding my popcorn with searing hatred through most of it.

    Most noticeably, we're hit with a very non-18th century soundtrack: Adam Ant, Siouxie & the Banshees, The Cure, New Order, Bow Wow Wow, etc. And it's not just atmospheric background music either. There's actually a ballroom scene where they're rockin out to 80s post punk. If you don't realize the purpose of this odd juxtaposition, you might find yourself strangling the person sitting next to you.

    Other anachronisms are more subtle but equally bizarre. When Marie Antoinette goes on her shoe shopping spree (to the tune of "I Want Candy", no less) if you look closely you'll see a pair of Converse hi tops in the picture. That's probably when it should sink in that the director is messin with you.

    So the point of my review is to warn you NOT to expect any sort of historical accuracy, or even proper historical context. "Marie Antoinette" is more like the story of a 21st century teen growing up in a world of social jealousies, confused politics & cliquish loyalties. Only instead of the highschool hallways it happens in the Palace of Versailles.

    That explains why the film "missed the opportunity" of chronicling the French Revolution, the royal flight to Austria, the subsequent trial for treason and other landmark events that you'd think would be covered in a film called "Marie Antoinette". But no, those weren't within the scope of the film.

    In the IMDb "goofs" section, people have listed everything from "The real Marie Antoinette didn't wear underwear" to "18th century French forks should have 3 tines, not 4." Ooook. I'm sure those historians hated the movie like I did. But literally as I type this review, I'm hating the film less & less, and I might even try watching it a 2nd time. "Marie Antoinette" is definitely not your typical period piece, though the lavish visuals and big budget might lead you to believe it is. Approach it instead as an experimental indie type film with no rules, and you might really enjoy it.

    For me it might be too late, but if you haven't seen this movie you should have fun if you know to expect a modern day story that's ironically set in the late 1700s. It's a good flick, although I question why it won at Cannes (actually, when you see the end credits and realize how much money this production brought to France, maybe there's no question why it won). Definitely do not expect an 18th century European history lesson. For that, stick with the excellent period piece "Amadeus" and the very entertaining 1961 Sophia Loren film set during the French Revolution, "Madame".
    6einezcrespo

    Pretty sets. Not much else.

    I had high hopes for this one since I love reading biographies. Granted that not everything is accurate nor can be fit into a movie we can only make do with what is presented in this case an overlong rock and roll video that has pretty sets and costumes. Marie Antionette came off a little slow and boring though life in the French Court and it's protocols were very amusing to quote MA in the dressing scene "This is ridiculous." Sofia Coppola could've have focused a little more on MA's loneliness in a lousy marriage and the court intrigues and a little less on the extravagant shopping sprees. What is surprising is the infamous Necklace Affair wasn't even included since most modern historians agree MA was innocent from that scandal. Acting wise Kirsten Dunst pulled off a difficult job of playing a childlike queen upfront but a woman who suffered humiliation behind the scenes however it is Rose Byrne who stole the show (along with the sets, costumes and the yummy cakes) as the Duchesse de Polignac a role she plays with believable aplomb. Asia Argento looked a little old for Madame Du Barry and Mary Nighy is nice as the Princesse Lamballe, another unfortunate victim of the Revolution. Jason Shwartzman plays a rather stiff Louis XVI while Jamie Dorman is hot as Count Axel Fersen. Everyone else like Judy Davis, Shirley Henderson and Molly Shannon had nothing to do but gossip and look silly. Marianne Faithful floored me with her regal Maria Therese. In the end the movie was a little shallow and the rock and roll soundtrack seemed out of place. It was like watching a 80's music video.

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      When Marie Antoinette is first presented to the French royal family, Aunt Victoire is holding a pekingese. This breed was unknown in Europe until a hundred years later when British forces successfully invaded China in the Second Opium War and five pekingese belonging to the Chinese Emperor's aunt, who had committed suicide as the British troops advanced on the Forbidden City while the rest of the Imperial family fled, were brought back to Britain, where one was presented to Queen Victoria, who named it Looty.
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      Marie-Antoinette: [to her first-born, a daughter] Oh, you were not what was desired, but that makes you no less dear to me. A boy would have been the Son of France, but you, Marie Thérèse, shall be mine.

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    • Data di uscita
      • 17 novembre 2006 (Italia)
    • Paesi di origine
      • Stati Uniti
      • Francia
      • Giappone
    • Sito ufficiale
      • American Zoetrope (United States)
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      • Inglese
      • Latino
      • Francese
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      • María Antonieta, la reina adolescente
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Chateau de Versailles, Versailles, Yvelines, Francia
    • Aziende produttrici
      • Columbia Pictures
      • Pricel
      • Tohokushinsha Film Corporation (TFC)
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      • 40.000.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 15.962.471 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 5.361.050 USD
      • 22 ott 2006
    • Lordo in tutto il mondo
      • 60.917.189 USD
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