Time to show some love for our French speaking visitors. Aurore sent word that there is now a French poster and trailer for Brothers, as well as a website.
But that’s not all, Carlotto found a really great preview of Black Swan that provides a lot more details about the film and looks at it in contrast to his entire filmography.
If French isn’t your mother tongue, fear not, Carlotto has transcribed the entire article. You can read it after the jump.
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X17, like they did during the filming of Love And Other Impossible Pursuits, is camping out and getting video of Black Swan filming in public locations in NY. The clip…
Time to clear the decks a bit. - On Location Vacations reports that Black Swan is filming at E 11th and 3rd Ave, NYC. - This lucky guy got to…
Celebrity-Gossip have some more new photos from today on the set of Black Swan. Apart from the Natalie pictures below, there are also the first shots of Mila Kunis and…
I've decided to start with the red "flower" pics. I would suggest checking them out properly in the gallery, if you haven't already done so. VS Then...VOTE!
After this update I'm going to put together a mini Marie Claire pic battle, as this is clearly a set that has impressed. The results show around 80% of you…
Two last Brothers reviews for you today. The first is very positive and from another of my favourite film writers, Devin Faraci.
Also strong is Natalie Portman. Stuck in a role that’s half thankless she manages to find the quiet strength in this smalltown girl facing unthinkable tragedy. Lots of characters in the film acknowledge how beautiful she is – finally! A movie where the super pretty Hollywood types are actually super pretty! – but she never feels like an LA type making a visit to a small town. She may be smarter than my prejudices tell me a cheerleader who marries a football player turned Marine would be, but she’s got the inner stability that I find believable in a mother of two. Portman doesn’t go for cheap histrionics and plays Grace as a character who keeps it together, turning her grief into catatonia. She also has a great rapport with Gyllenhaal; the scenes of their ‘courtship,’ such as it is, ring true and believable.
Most of the reviews that I’ve come across have been very impressed with Natalie’s performance, however its safe to say that Dana Stevens of Slate feels somewhat differently.
Her mixed review can be found here but it’s her paragraph about Natalie that really stands out.
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I've updated the gallery with quite a few more pictures of Natalie on set and filming what looks like an emotional scene for Black Swan with co-star Vincent Cassel and…