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Black Swan is the best movie ever...

SorthNarolina

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^^^That was a great scene I busted out laughing when the camera panned over to her mother curled up on the chair. I went to see it with my gf and we were debating between this and 127 hours and since we had just seen the Wrestler on DVD we chose this one.

It was a little slow for me at first but when it started to pick up after maybe the first 30 minutes I was into it (for certain scenes a little TOO into it). This is the first year in a long time that movies that are getting nominated for awards are movies I'm actually interested in seeing.

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Inception is still the best 2010 movie in my book.

yeah... i agree with your opinion. Inception is a clever and breath taking movie. The best movie in 2010. Unfortunately Toy Story 3 beats Inception in the term of revenue. :confused::confused::confused:

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Not sure if going to see this with my mom tonight is such a good idea...

there are some hefty sex scenes but it's all part of the movie. There's symbolism behind it.

Portman is a shy little girl ballerina. To become the Black Swan she needs to get in touch with her feminine/sensual side because the Black Swan seduces the prince in the play. Shy little girls can't seduce princes.

So there is some sensual stuff. The first time she's interrupted by her mother who is holding her back, 2nd time she finally gets to the big O with some help from Kunis which kind of starts the whole transformation.

Kunis is like the Black Swan she's totally opposite in every way, she's even from San Fran while Portman is from NY.

Really good movie, easy to follow. It's very good. You're on edge the whole time.

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Saw this with the wife this weekend, good movie.

If I never see another scene like the "hangnail" scene again it'll be too soon *cringes*

yeah that was gross.

still thoroughly confused about a lot of parts in that movie. where the line is drawn between real and not real is hard to determine

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