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    Aronofsky's Black Swan (2010)





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    It stars Natalie Portman, so I have no reason to see it.

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    It stars Natalie Portman, so I have every reason to see it.

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    What the fuck is this about?
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    Quote Quoting Clipper Ship Captain (view post)
    It stars Natalie Portman, so I have no reason to see it.
    I liked her in My Blueberry Nights.
    Just because...
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    Quote Quoting baby doll (view post)
    I liked her in My Blueberry Nights.
    I haven't seen it, but it's rare to find recognized actresses as obnoxious as her.

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    Quote Quoting Clipper Ship Captain (view post)
    I haven't seen it, but it's rare to find recognized actresses as obnoxious as her.
    When you say obnoxious, are you talking about her acting or her personality?
    Just because...
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    Quote Quoting baby doll (view post)
    When you say obnoxious, are you talking about her acting or her personality?
    You can look at her performance in Garden State and know all you need to about her talent as an actor. Seriously, that thing transcends Razzies material. She's obnoxious as an actor. She's obnoxious because she has the presence of a donkey.

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    Quote Quoting Clipper Ship Captain (view post)
    You can look at her performance in Garden State and know all you need to about her talent as an actor. Seriously, that thing transcends Razzies material. She's obnoxious as an actor. She's obnoxious because she has the presence of a donkey.
    Ouch. (For the record, I kinda liked Garden State.)
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    Quote Quoting Clipper Ship Captain (view post)
    She's obnoxious because she has the presence of a donkey.
    A really hot donkey!!!! Am I right, Clipper Ship?!!!!

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    A really hot donkey!!!! Am I right, Clipper Ship?!!!!
    I was speaking more on a level of stage presence, but no, you're not right.

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    I liked her a lot in V for Vendetta. Of all the films I've seen her in, that's the one that convinced me to take her seriously the most.

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    I like Natalie Portman well enough.

    It being directed by Darren Aronofsky = my ass in the seat.
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    Quote Quoting Sven (view post)
    I liked her a lot in V for Vendetta. Of all the films I've seen her in, that's the one that convinced me to take her seriously the most.
    Cold Mountain for me. A bit melodramatic there maybe, but she sold it.
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    Quote Quoting megladon8 (view post)
    I like Natalie Portman well enough.

    It being directed by Darren Aronofsky = my ass in the seat.
    The last statement is the main reason I'm excited for this.

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    I agree with Clipper, it's a shame about Natalie Portman. I've hated her in every movie she's in, with the possible exception of My Blueberry Nights.

    But, it's Aranofsky and it already looks good.

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    Aronofsky = me interested

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    I'm kind of interested that Mila Kunis is in this. I think she's a strikingly beautiful girl, but has always been in pretty crap projects. I'm curious to see if she has real talent.
    ...and the milk's in me.

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    I liked her work on Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

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    Quote Quoting Mara (view post)
    I'm kind of interested that Mila Kunis is in this. I think she's a strikingly beautiful girl, but has always been in pretty crap projects. I'm curious to see if she has real talent.
    She hurt Book of Eli.

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    Quote Quoting Ezee E (view post)
    She hurt Book of Eli.
    I don't think she was given anything to work with there. It's a role that could have been played by anyone, and it has nothing to do with her skill (or lack thereof) how it turned out.

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    Portman's great! I feel like we've been through this before. Love the photos.
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    The Wrestler was pretty whatever. The Fountain was atrocious. Portman is the part to be excited about at this point.
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    Quote Quoting DavidSeven (view post)
    The Wrestler was pretty whatever. The Fountain was atrocious. Portman is the part to be excited about at this point.

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    Quote Quoting DavidSeven (view post)
    The Wrestler was pretty whatever. The Fountain was atrocious. Portman is the part to be excited about at this point.
    No, they're both great movies (well, Fountain is great and Wrestler is good) and Portman is a shit actress.

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