Escape to the Movies: Black Swan
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Wow.
I was really surprised about this review, and this movie.
I didn't think it was something i'd be interested in, but now I'm intrigued
I was really surprised about this review, and this movie.
I didn't think it was something i'd be interested in, but now I'm intrigued
Are you dizzy blood? *holds up knife*raven_glory said:
Prime example.
OT: YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH... hot.
It's being compared this movie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFcOqyWBKYg (The Red Shoes (1948)), which is a big wrap considering this one is regarded as a classic.
Even though I have not seen Requiem for a Dream I have heard of "that scene" in it which is similar to what happens in Black Swan (or maybe not.)
Even though I have not seen Requiem for a Dream I have heard of "that scene" in it which is similar to what happens in Black Swan (or maybe not.)
Im english and this is actually hurting my ears, please stop talking in your awful sudo english but clearly american accent.
Good review though...
Good review though...
I'll watch it because of Natalie. She's pretty. I like pretty women. Creepy wereswan thing is kinda creepy, but I'll have to endure it.
that posh accent was funny and amazing (really, wow movie bob i didn#t know you could do that. good effort!) but i think you held it too long, the joke started to drag.
other than that love the review and all mentioned in it. good effort
p.s. thinking about it this pretty much makes up for the expendables
other than that love the review and all mentioned in it. good effort
p.s. thinking about it this pretty much makes up for the expendables
Of course, that's why the Oxford dictionary has naivety listed as a word with a definition then.Seamus8 said:
Pronunciation:/nʌɪˈiːvti, nɑːˈiːvti/
(also naïvety)
noun (plural naiveties)
[mass noun]
lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement:
his appalling naivety in going to the press
innocence or unsophistication:
the charm and naivety of the early to mid fifties
[count noun] a naive act.
My issue with Bob's focus on the "Hot Lesbian Sex Scene"--is that everything I've read from film critics I have respect for says that the sex scene isn't hot...rather, it is disturbing...and filmed to be disturbing. But Bob goes on and on about it in a decontextualized way caught up in his own fetish rather than what is actually going on on screen...which actually is objectifying.
And no, I'm not a prude. I think sex in films is fine. But I think being immature when talking about it isn't so fine. I also don't think it is fine the way in which lesbian sexuality keeps getting reframed as being about pleasing a male onlooker, and "lesbians" are always played as straight looking and straight acting women who remain sexually available to men. News flash, that has nothing to do with actual lesbians.
And no, I'm not a prude. I think sex in films is fine. But I think being immature when talking about it isn't so fine. I also don't think it is fine the way in which lesbian sexuality keeps getting reframed as being about pleasing a male onlooker, and "lesbians" are always played as straight looking and straight acting women who remain sexually available to men. News flash, that has nothing to do with actual lesbians.
