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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: laserpig]
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laserpig said:
Wait a minute did you just tell me that there is a movie where I can see Natalie Portman masturbating?



And having sex with Mila Kunis.


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Enlil said:
You really are the worst kind of person.


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Sophistic Radiance]
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So, in other words, the OP is a homo.

I need to see this film.


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Edited by laserpig (03/07/11 04:16 PM)

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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: laserpig]
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:lol:

I can see why he would get a bit squeamish over the movie though, there were parts where I literally cringed and covered my eyes because they showed some really gnarly shit. Still though, I think it was an effective psychological thriller and I don't think they went overboard.


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Kanos]
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Kanos said:
The_Ghost said:
ROFL_my_ WAFFLE said:
Olympus Mons said:
learn how to watch movies:shrug:










It's an awesome movie...I don't get what was so gory and cringe-worthy about it? (Ok, maybe the toenail stuff) But comparing it to a horror movie? Watch it again and again till you like it, it is the only way OP and you know it!

Awesome movie!


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Sophistic Radiance]
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Unnecessary gore/violence?  Shit I barely noticed ANY gore or violence in that movie.

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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: abltsandwich]
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abltsandwich said:
Unnecessary gore/violence?  Shit I barely noticed ANY gore or violence in that movie.



That's what I was thinking really. But I saw it a long time ago, so I wasn't going to comment.


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Olympus Mons]
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Olympus Mons said:
ive definitely seen it, and it's worth seeing again in my opinion. and your last sentence is bullshit.



Why is it bullshit?  I can't even think of a movie that doesn't reflect any part of the way things are.  Especiallpy when we are talking about a guy like Aronofsky who usually deals with  serious and universal themes...like death, desire, and destruction.

But seriously what movies deal with zero reality?


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: abltsandwich]
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abltsandwich said:
Unnecessary gore/violence?  Shit I barely noticed ANY gore or violence in that movie.



for real. While there was some blood, I would hardly call it "gore" or "violence", and it was certainly NOT over the top. When I think of that movie I think of tension/anxiety that comes at you in a beautifully created and very visceral way.

Yeah, the director is known for making very tense movies. Pi, Requiem for a Dream, etc. Requiem was a fucking amazing and fantastic movie, but it was so visceral and upsetting that I've only watched it once and never plan to again. It's just the guys style, he's very intense.

So yeah, OP doesn't know what they're talking about and clearly can't tell a good movie when they see one. Black Swan was a great movie, but don't expect to come out of the theater feeling happy. It's a fucking melodrama about a ballet dancer who descends into madness.

Sorry you went into the movie not knowing what to expect and then getting pissed off because it didn't meet your expectations. You might just be as crazy at Natalie Portman's character...


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Nunbuh_Chrubble]
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Quote:
Requiem



Now I've got zoo york stuck in my fucking head. :fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu:


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Senor_Doobie]
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Senor_Doobie said:
Olympus Mons said:
ive definitely seen it, and it's worth seeing again in my opinion. and your last sentence is bullshit.



Why is it bullshit?  I can't even think of a movie that doesn't reflect any part of the way things are.  Especiallpy when we are talking about a guy like Aronofsky who usually deals with  serious and universal themes...like death, desire, and destruction.

But seriously what movies deal with zero reality?



alice in wonderland. just because we take fantasy and try and make it fit our reality or believe that it somehow makes social commentaries doesnt make it based in reality. it's human nature to find faces where there are none.


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Re: Black Swan, a dancer's rant [Re: Olympus Mons]
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I thought the movie was a brilliant view of  insanity without going overboard, like most movies on the subject tend to do.

Still, I felt kind of shitty walking away from it, but still thought it was a great flick. I think the OP just doesn't know how to enjoy a tragedy.

Also, if you walk in to a movie that isn't a documentary expecting an accurate portrayal of anything, you're doing it wrong.

The point of fiction is to exaggerate small things that we incorporate in to everyday life.

Lastly, saying this movie is in any way part of consumerist culture except for the obvious (that you have to pay to see it) is bullshit. There was nothing in the movie compelling anyone to buy anything, except maybe E.

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