Monday, January 31, 2011

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Black Swan, Darren Aronofsky

It swings and crashes and no one sings and laughs. The first association with "ballet in the film" is still propagated a black and white farce from the 1950s in the southern frontier with Austria and the show Heesters as he swings. This Orange biscuits with Grandma.

That has now changed, however, as it is rotated at the Metamaschine: on the stage behind the stage and the role is calling. The star sought in the icy solitude and want want want about radiation: harassment in this way is though the dispute (the invitation), a darker side, a counterpart. Only two equal halves make a whole reached and the sum of the parts stands in existential value (or nutritional value for the hungry season tickets clientele).

Wonderful Aronofsky it straight to sets: the high gloss it markets with jagged appearance, including the calcareous valves and unkempt passersby. He lets the wonderful and delightful one and only Mrs. Portman fill the role with more than a theatrical sigh. The body is alive. It would have been here a adulation of the old world with the "pure" Hollywoodglamor can try: the old (perhaps stagnating?) art of the ballet might serve for elitism, and orderliness. But no, here it is both the dance and the dancers to the drama of mutual expression and impression.

And now The Wolverine . It remains to everything in Schizozirkus.

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