KOALA MOVIE COLLECTION PART I

Okay bitches, though it's only one bitch because like Shorty be the only foo I have ... anywaaaay I kept saying I was going to update with my movies that I've seen and now I'm finally doing it! I have quite a list too!
Here is the first movie that is up in Koala theatre: 





This movie totally sucked but didn't at the same time. It was basically all about Marie having parties and having all these foking nobles attend and then they all get plastered. I thought it would be more historical-like. But not too historical, cause after all, Kirsten Dunst is playing Marie ... I wanted them to mention the whole affair with the diamond necklace shit, but it didn't happen at all. A minor reason as to why I wanted to see this movie was curiosity. Compared to what I wanted to see, the movie sucked. Compared to how I felt the movie was going to be like, the movie was good.  

 I had issues with the theatre room we were in. The screen had this big scratch spot ... also in this spot the screen was darker and my eyes kept on going to that spot T__T Then the volume was woah loud and when things are too loud I really can't understand what the fuck is being said. So I was only able to understand about 40% of what was being said the rest sounded like muffled shit and I was like eh ... I also felt kind of bad because I kept asking Betty what they said and she didn't know what was said either because of the volume be too loud and all.

 

Things I liked about the movie, the wardrobe. That was the main reason why I wanted to see this movie. I wanted to see the flamingly gay colors of 18th century French fashion. Another thing I liked about the movie was how they had the "let them eat cake" comment. Marie Antoinette did NOT say this comment AT ALL. I LOVED that they put that in and had her saying that she did not say that because she was simply not interested in the matters of the people and that she did not care what they said about her.

 

The main thing I was really disappointed about was the fact that they didn't mention anything at all about what happened AFTER the French Revolution. I wanted to hear all about how she was sent off to the guillotine. I wanted to see a historical movie about Marie Antoinette. Even though I knew that was not going to happen at all I still ended up seeing the movie. This is all I'm going to say about this movie. I don't even want to get started on my thoughts about the movie and the characters.