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Rate This Movie SYNOPSIS: A thriller that zeros in on the relationship between a veteran ballet dancer and a rival. REVIEW: To say Black Swaw is open to interpretation, would be an understatement. Though we really shouldn’t expect anything less from visionary director Darren Aronofsky. His films have taken bold steps over his career, though I believe that Black Swan …

When looking around for horror movies, there are many qualities which you may search for; scary, atmospheric, creepy, gory, tense, etc. However, if there’s one quality which you’ll not normally expect to find in a horror movie, it’s the quality of being sexy. What could possibly be hot about a movie which probably involves a symphony of blood, guts and …

Hot on the the heels of Natalie Portman’s big Best Actress win at the Oscars comes the excellent news that this strange, sexy horror flick will soon be making its trip to home video. Got the breakdown for you and it goes something like this. BLACK SWAN will make it’s DVD/Blu-ray bow on March 29th and will be pretty packed …

“Madea’s Big Happy Family” spoofs Black Swan with scary results…eewww, I’ll take Natalie over this any day

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Natalie Portman proudly proclaimed that her parents taught her “to work my hardest” and to “never be an asshole” as she accepted her award for Outstanding Performance for a Female Actor in a Leading Role, at the Screen Actors Guild Awards this past Sunday. The mommy to be is on a winning streak and has racked up numerous accolades for …

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Greetings boys and ghouls! Welcome back to another installment of Horror Talk, hosted once again by your friendly neighborhood  gorehound and indie filmmaker extraordinaire, Travis Legge! It has been an incredibly amazing week for me. I got to travel to New York City to screen my feature film debut, Raymond Did It in front of cast members, critics, and a …

Motion Picture Drama for her role of Nina Sayers in Darren Aronofsky’s psychological thriller BLACK SWAN. On stage, Portman was beaming with girlish pride as she joked about her relationship with Benjamn Millepied who doubles as her ballet instructor and father of her unborn child. She also teasingly called her costar in the film Mila “Sweet Lips” Kunis. Sadly, her …

A new Japanese poster is out for BLACK SWAN featuring Portman posing gracefully amidst a flurry of falling feathers with arm outstretched and minus the bloody hand from a previous US version. In other news, BLACK SWAN continues to be an award show darling, having snagged Golden Globe nominations for Best Motion Picture, Darren Aronofsky for Best Director, Natalie Portman …

12 Bad Jokes About:Black Swan “Black Swan” is a drama/thriller movie starring Natalie Portman, and directed by Darren Aronofsky. In it, Natalie Portman’s character lands the lead role in the ballet, “Swan Lake”. From that point,it’s a downward spiral into madness. I’ll bet you didn’t think ballet could be this fun, did you?! Well, let’s break out our leotards,and tutus, …

You know folks, I’ve been watching all kinds of movies for ages. Dramas, comedies, romances(ugh..but sometimes you gotta go where your date wants to go), family films, etc…But for me there really is just one genre I pay attention to & that is horror, with a generous dollop of sci-fi on the side. But although I’ve seen literally hundreds of …

A new clip from Darren Aronofsky’s BLACK SWAN popped up on Yahoo! Movies! featuring a scary thin Nina (Natalie Portman) dancing the role of the malicious Black Swan. Nina, with red eyes blazing and an evil expression that borders on one of a person caught in the thrall of a demonic possession, captivates the audience with her performance and wows …

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SYNOPSIS: Nina (Portman) is a ballerina in a New York City ballet company whose life, like all those in her profession, is completely consumed with dance. She lives with her obsessive former ballerina mother Erica (Hershey) who exerts a suffocating control over her. When artistic director Thomas Leroy (Cassel) decides to replace prima ballerina Beth MacIntyre (Ryder) for the opening …