5 great historical films from the 2000s cause #nostalgia

📺Try Acorn TV for free by going to https://www.acorn.tv and use my promo code "abbycox"! Thanks, AcornTV for sponsoring this video! How I ended up *here* with this topic is a bit...well..chaotic and rambly, however, who doesn't love a good quick little list video on youtube? So in this video, we're listing 5 historical films from the 2000s-ish that have pretty damn good costumes (or just overall historically-ness) First is King Arthur (2004) - Watch @TheWelshViking 's video about King Arthur here: https://youtu.be/evsTp9j24WE Next is Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (2008) - this movie deserves more credit. It's got a fantastic cast and the costumes in this movie are just divine. Plus, we have a piano playing, singing, and punch throwing in a tux Lee Pace. The third is Bright Star (2009) - A gorgeous, heartbreaking film that takes place in 1818-1821. The Regency costumes are just perfection, and if you're looking for a Regency-era movie without the Jane Austen, this one is a great choice. Then Mona Lisa Smile (2005) - this movie is discussed in relation to Dark Academia (cause, duh, look at it) but the vintage clothing, hair, makeup, etc for the 1950s is just spot on and so so good. It also just holds a really soft spot in my Art History major heart. Finally is The Mummy (1999) - yeah, ok, it's not technically 2000s, but it's close enough in my book. Mostly, this is a defense and celebration of Evie's eyebrows. The styling of Evie is just *so damn good* and so spot-on