So I watched this on the computer last night..
And I'm kinda confused.

:::Spoilers::::

My confusion is what was with all the hallucination?
Was she just crazy.
Did Mila Kunis really not go down on her?

The part at the end.... Strange, your made to believe that she killed Kunis' character, but really she didn't. Also sorta familiar with the "Swan" story.. In it the White Swan Kills herself at the end. Was the entire movie, just a re-telling of the Swan Princess story?

It was better than I expected, but I didn't expect it to be so trippy...

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Posted by Pectus

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Posted on 2/22/11 at 12:57 pm to Napoleon

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Was the entire movie, just a re-telling of the Swan Princess story?

Yes, the journey of the transition between the character in the film is meant to mirror the transition into the Black Swan.

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Posted by kraftcheese

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Posted on 2/22/11 at 1:02 pm to Napoleon

I didn't get the Winona Ryder part in the hospital. Did Portman's character slash her face or did she just imagine that?

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Posted on 2/22/11 at 1:05 pm to kraftcheese

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I didn't get the Winona Ryder part in the hospital. Did Portman's character slash her face or did she just imagine that?

I think that was a prelude of what was to come of Natalie Portman's character.

Winona Ryder's character was obsessed with being the star, and she couldn't give up her position, so she self-destructed.

Natalie Portman's character embodied the Black Swan, and she had to sluff off her self control and her mother to get there.

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