That was creepy and awkward.

Beautifully done. So much grace in ballet. The journey of Nina — perfectly played by Natalie Portman — is one of a kind. It perfectly describes that sentiment of fear that somebody might be better than you, what is needed to achieve perfection in the Swan. The transformation into the black swan was definitely one of my favorite scene because of how powerful it was and how fiction joined reality.

It is dark, it is disturbing, and somehow there is beauty in that.

I loved almost every part of it. I was afraid to get bored because the film is very long, but I did not. Lots of emotions, a little bit of humour, lots of action, a brilliant Selina Kyle interpreted by the very charismatic Anne Hathaway and a great conclusion. I was a little disappointed by Marion Cotillard's last scene, it felt a little bit ridiculous.