Black Swan (2010) by Darren Aronofsky (REVIEW)

Black Swan - A close approach and realization with The Wrestler, just the fluid between the viewer, the real camera and the surreal is just amazing, indeed Aronofsky himself recognizes the similarity between films, describing wrestling and ballet as "the lowest and highest form of art".

It is my dear that, and we have here, the highest form of art that creates a feeling and atmosphere of bizarre, helplessness, confusion, ease, brings you through dark corridors and shows you the fear, through the silent whispers captures the paranoia, in one word it loses you and you fuck all the possible senses in order to get on the heavy speeds.

But, unlike them, the other directors, Darren did not chose the surprise in the story, he did not chose a story at all, he chose to create a complete experience that has integrated hallucinations and reality.

I believe there will be many people who will be dissatisfied with the unconventionality that this work is emitting, but one thing I know is that Natalie Portman should definitely take an Oscar for the best female role this year, the girl just overcame herself and rarely remember I was so impressed by this some female actress. Specifically for the film I can say that the scenes with the ballet are: dark and something unseen so far, the visual and sound effects are perfectly fit, although they are not so clearly visible and prominent, ie non-invasive (at least for the most part). Cinema in terms of color and image is gloomy and quite suitable for films combined with music gives a tremendous effect on tension (the Polunsky tribe). So I can only tell you watch the movie.

And for Aronofsky I will return again and again I will rewrite, according to me the most energetic living director, if not that, at least the best of his generation. With this film, I totally won, and I will say that it can be measured even with the Fountain. Although it has been announced that it will direct X-men, I will be happy to see it, and I am certain that it will succeed there too, because it's a director with a witch who is eclectic and able to get the best out of every genre. I am convinced that they will regret much that they took Batman and gave them to Nolan, who is nothing more than an average director.