Although I never warmed up to Kirsten Dunst as Marie Antoinette, I absolutely loved the vibrant costumes and having a chance to visit 18th century France.
Here are some images from the film. [Source]
Marie Antoinette - picture gallery from 2006 film
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A beautiful, visually stunning film...that just wasn't quite good. SUCH a pity.
ReplyDeleteI read on The Costumer's Guide to Movie Costumes (http://www.costumersguide.com/cr_ma.shtml) that Kirsten Dunst had more than 60 costume changes in this movie---more than 60 costumes in a two-hour movie means she only wore each one for an average of 2 minutes of screen time! While that's too bad for getting to see the details of the costumes, I thought the movie was a little long, myself.
ReplyDeleteImagine having that kind of wardrobe! I'd never be able to decide what to wear. Beautiful costumes, though. I wouldn't mind having one of those dresses at my disposal.
ReplyDeleteSO LOVELY!!! ❤❤❤
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ReplyDeleteI agree totally, great eye candy but KD not the right actress. I felt similarly about Down with Love with Renee Zellweger and Ewan McGregor. Great 60s costumes but it just didn't work as a film.
Keep up the great posts. I love your blog. Can't wait for Downton Abbey to start on PBS so I can watch it in HD instead of teeny youtube screen!
Kaye,
ReplyDeleteI didn't read about the number of costume changes although I have visited that site!
Jenny,
Thanks! Down with Love was a DVD that I bought assuming that I would love it but I agree, it missed the mark! Luckily Zellweger & Macgregor's re-pairing for Miss Potter was delightful!
Downton Abbey should look sumptious in HD!
very vivid images in the movie :) I liked it overall :)
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