There are many things I do not like about this film, such as Kirsten's really American accent, accents and English language in general, the contemporary soundtrack. However, the scenography is stunning. Costumes, hair, shoes, cakes! I do not know a girl who wasn't astonished by that. I don't like pink stuff usually, but come on - c'est Versailles!
I wanna live in Versailles. Yay, that's another thing why I need a job. I might buy it someday. Oui oui. They have a sequoia there, very young, from the 19th century, but I saw it. I saw a real sequoia last summer, when I was visiting Marie Atoinette's beautiful home.
She had such sad life. I've found a book in a used books bookstore, a biography, not the famous one, but I'm gonna read it when these exams and essays are over. Oh I wish they already were, I wanna go visit my precious forests.
This film looks stunning, thank you for sharing! Marie Antoinette was a thoroughly fascinating creature.
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This movie is a visual haven, loved it!
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yep, i gotta agree thatthis movie has so much to look at! Every frame is a visual treat.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, dear. I adore that movie, too. Lovely colours. x
ReplyDeleteI love the film, fashion has never looked so beautiful and painful at the same time.
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I couldn't agree more!
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I watched this film the other day too, it has a very dreamy feel to it. I think I prefer the actors real accents to them faking a French one!
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