Bleep you, & bleep the establishment, and bleep all of you who are trying to make me part of the unestablished establishment.

Jordan .

Bleep you, & bleep the establishment, and bleep all of you who are trying to make me part of the unestablished establishment.

"watch out for my cousin.."

I was very strongly impressed with the film but as time went on and I started analysing, I thought it was slightly overdone. Not meaning any big criticism, I still think the movie is very good and very interesting but I think it's exploiting the viewers emotions too much. Too many effects, both special effects (the things with her skin, feet etc.) and horror effects (the moment when she came back home and all the talking pictures... too much). Of course, it is very impressing. But I am not so fond of a film SCREAMING it in my ear because I believe I am not deaf and I can understand how serious, tragic or shocking something is also without screaming ;)

All in all the film is recommendable, Natalie did a great great job and of course this guy who wrote the score - Czajkowski or something, gotta pay closer attention to his next films, he's excellent!

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"watch out for my cousin.."

Yeah, the constant clippings of nails annoyed me/made me feel a bit sick.  She seemed very skinny too, as I've heard many ballet dancers are, and a lot have eating disorders.  Didn't like the way her toes/feet were contantly cracking either.  I'm a trampolinist and I don't do that, even though part of my warm up exercises involve walking on my tiptoes

Sorry, didn't mean to post twice can someone remove this pls?

"watch out for my cousin.."

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B. BOB 

Right,  that is related to the post war 'method acting' and/or Stanislavski approach.  I check out the Hollywood scene via websites - for the current scene baby, and while I'd be a 'Stage Door Johnny' type  I can still understand Film as art, film business, the landing light that Hwood is, character arcs, well now wait, I never bought that character arc thing. ho hum at best.

Now referring to Maddy's takes above. That toenail clipping sound/visual is a real offputter to me. No matter who is doing the clips! I have been able to catch a random Jersey Shore, I mean Good Fellas, er Soprannos episode on TV after sereral years of avoiding the series.  Anyway, this latter day Sophia Lorenesque circa mid 1950s character is dealing with T in Italy in this instant episode. She clips her toenails!! EEwww, gag me !! That precise type scene skieves --makes NO difference who is the clipper, or is it clippee? I am so Happy I didn't see that scene in Black Swan. It was Mila, right? not Natalie. Please confirm.

Mila Kunis may well have gained back some body weight by the time I saw her pictures on Perez Hilton or where ever. That would be a good thing. This Kunis kid appears to have has a delicate bone structure for starters. Eat up Sweety. I propose one reason Kunis looks more beautiful of late is because she doesn't play a young, facially animated clown. This Mila has some kinda matured chops allaround.

If I compared "Black Swan" to any Lynch movie it would be "Inland Empire".  I think the characters of Nikki Grace and Nina Sayers have similar issues coping with identity and split personality.

http://www.online-inquirer.com/cinema/black-swan/

Cheers

Exy

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