I only watched it because my sister had to watch it to be able to finish some school homework that was about the film and to be honest...the first half was boring me, I was nearly falling asleep. The second half was lowkey emotional although it didn't move me personally, probably because i've been through an infernal week and I still haven't recovered completely.
Yes, this movie is kind of cringe-worthy but have you ever considered that maybe, just maybe...this…
An absolute nightmare.
This is the first Gaspar Noé film I've seen, I don't know how to feel about this one in particular.
It is disturbing, makes audiences uncomfortable (at least that was what I felt). I had to look away at one point, it was just too uncomfortable and painful to watch. If you've seen it, you may have an idea of what specific scene I'm talking about.
Spontaneous sex, loud screaming, magnificent dancing, aggressive fights.
This film is the whole package, although it is not for everyone.
I was fascinated with the first part, then that fascination slowly turned into horror.
Good job.
Elegant. Poetic. Masterpiece.
Three words to describe the film. Upon rewatching, I still felt the same way I did during my first time watching.
It is just so beautiful and so perfect, so captivating.
My eyes could not pull away from the screen and I am yet again reminded as to why this is one of my favorites.
I nearly choked on my tea during Natalie Portman's performance as the black swan, because that was just so good!!! One of…
