Marie Antoinette - The Soundtrack
From the classical "Concerto in G" to the electronic sounds of New Order's "Ceremony" to the hard rocking "I Want Candy" by Bow Wow Wow, this soundtrack has a little bit of everything. Somehow the diverse elements sync together to become one cohesive whole . . . and a fabulous soundtrack.
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Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation is truly the indie romantic film of 2003.
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Everyone knows fashion week is just as much about parties as it is fashion, and the Sofias we keep in the office minifridge often help us handle both aspects with aplomb. $20.00
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Fresh, scintillating, and aromatic, the Sofia Sparkling Blanc e Blanc made from Pinot Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, and Muscat is a truly delightfulwine; excellent as a pleasure all by itself. Not to mention it comes with mini straws!
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If you are into fashion and art then this book is a great collaborations of both.
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love this cobalt SC Bag Calf Leather bag. it is to die for. great for anything; for work, travel, weekend, you name it.
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First time I was ever introduced to Sofia Coppola. A movie that flew under the radar for the most part but for some reason I fell in love with it. As always with Sofia Coppola's movies there is a fantastic soundtrack.
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is the epitome of girlish feminity.
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This film was criticized as playing fast and loose with history and being vacuous to boot. It tells the story of arguably the most famous and infamous queen in history, French queen Marie Antoinette, whose husband was at the helm ... This film was criticized as playing fast and loose with history and being vacuous to boot. It tells the story of arguably the most famous and infamous queen in history, French queen Marie Antoinette, whose husband was at the helm of a France dissolving into revolution. Sofia Coppola has crafted a believable story around the teenager thrust into the pomp of overblown French society. And too little positive attention has been given to the attention paid to all the costumes, sets and style of the film. That's what sticks out most - and Coppola should not be criticized for "glossing over" the historical details. This is a film about Marie Antoinette, not Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution. It's soundtracked to surprising effect with new wave - yet another thing Coppola's been criticised for - but it adds interest and allows for Marie Antoinette's story to have some modern relevance. It's a candy-coloured fantastic film full of visual delights and Kirsten Dunst does a stellar job in the lead role.
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