Thursday, March 3, 2011

Migraine Aneurysm Difference

Butcher


The Black Swan Darren Aronofsky


A very mobile camera takes the spectator during 110 minutes of tension, rather, concern, without modesty and without regard to the most sensitive stomachs ...

The ballerina Nina, who divides his life between classical dance, practicing morbid with dedication and a castrating mother and frustrated, is cast as the heroine of "Swan Lake" in the New York City Ballet. He has the right features to make it memorable interpretation of the white swan: is innocent, fragile, ethereal. But too inhibited to be able to give as much conviction that the other party to interpret touches: the black swan.

Twice. This is the single, simple core of the film. Around this torment no holds barred spiral (all strictly splatter!) Darren Aronofsky (formerly director of Requiem For A Dream and the Golden Lion for The Wrestler ) the thick knots sequel to "stumble" of his protagonist, annoying as impressive (display, as in a macabre show, the ruin of phalanges, nail and foot wrong ...) and keep alive the attention, compared to a script full of frankly too Loffi moments and too lacking in real emotional impulses toward the pathos. Natalie Portman, skinny and haunted, won Golden Globe, BAFTA and Oscar.

remains a deeply disturbing film but unfortunately seriously incomplete, recovering a little dignity to be in the final film (in which scenic quality of the hand of the director and the music of Tchaikovsky create a moment of participation more alive), and well acted.

Brian De Palma and Stephen King, just to name two, had done much better on the subject. Teaching us a lot more.

Enjoy

6 / 10