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Coppola brilliantly conjures the young queen's insular world, in which she was both isolated and claustrophobically scrutinized.Full Review
Marie Antoinette gives a wide berth to the conventions of period dramas, especially their time-capsule remove, and instead tries to mainline the singular personal experience of the arch-villainess of French history (and freedom history, for that matter). The result is a startlingly original and beautiful pop reverie that comes very close to being transcendent.Full Review
With lyrical intelligence and scrappy wit, Coppola creates a luscious world to get lost in. It's a pleasure.Full Review
Coppola's stranded royal suggests that at heart, Marie Antoinette was just a simple girl who wanted to have fun, and got her head handed to her.Full Review
