So today I watched Black Swan. It was not scary as everyone made it out to be. I was under the impression that it was some full on scary scenes or something, but it wasn't. But it sure was weird. Those hallucinations that she keeps having would be pretty scary I imagine; bordering on reality and imaginary events, and you see Nina slowly losing her mind... wow. I won't say anything else, in case I spoil it for anyone who wants to watch it but it certainly was an interesting film.
Next week for friday's film class, I'm wondering if I should go. My teacher plans to screen a documentary on the pornography industry. -______-" He said it was a little confronting, and the ending is pretty much a porn scene (but he'd skip it unless we wanted to watch it LOL), and honestly, I'm not looking forward to it. God he shows the weirdest films in class. We just finished this movie called The Magician, which is about this hit man who kidnaps this guy but filmed in a mokumentary sort of way. It's pretty good I think in terms of portrayal of the main character, and how it feels so realistic that you actually do kind of believe the events that take place. Some of the scenes are quite random though, there's this one scene where you see the hit man and the kidnapped man just sitting at a bench table in a park, eating some burgers.
Although some of these movies/documentaries that have been shown in class are interesting, I honestly don't think it'll catch on like my teacher said. Unless people are able to produce a good story, I don't think a lot of people like watching poor quality video footage and crap audio. The only kind of big budget mokumentary I've liked was District 9, but then again, I love watching those end of the world type of movies haha.
So right now I'm going to head off and watch Inglorious Bastards. Let's see how that goes then.
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