Written By: Monica | Posted on: 02 Aug 2010
It`s sure! Black Swan will be in theaters on December 1 2010!
Aronofsky’s “Black Swan” is described as a “psychological thriller” and stars Natalie Portman as a New York City ballerina competing with pal Mila Kunis for the lead role in “Swan Lake.” The film opens December 1, and will kick off the Venice Film Festival in September as well.
Aronofsky’s “Black Swan” is described as a “psychological thriller” and stars Natalie Portman as a New York City ballerina competing with pal Mila Kunis for the lead role in “Swan Lake.” The film opens December 1, and will kick off the Venice Film Festival in September as well.
Written By: Monica | Posted on: 28 Jul 2010
Finally we have a new design, I think it`s the best one since now. It`s made by me. You can see my personal, collective and design site here.
Hope you like the layout!
Hope you like the layout!
Written By: Monica | Posted on: 26 Jul 2010
I`ve added lots of photos of Mila and Justin Timberlake who are on the set of their new movie - Friends with benefits.
See all folders with photos HERE.
See all folders with photos HERE.
Written By: Monica | Posted on: 25 Jul 2010
Making for another long day on set, Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake were together again in New York City on Wednesday (July 21).
The “That 70’s Show” cutie and her “Sexy Back” co-star flirtingly giggled with one another while filming scenes for their new movie, “Friends with Benefits”.
Directed by Will Gluck, “Friends with Benefits” boasts quite the impressive cast with Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson, Patricia Clarkson, Andy Samberg and Jenna Elfman all partaking with baseball star Alex Rodriguez also set for an appearance.
A synopsis of the movie via IMDB tells: “The relationship between two friends (Timberlake and Kunis) gets complicated when they decide to get romantic. “
The “That 70’s Show” cutie and her “Sexy Back” co-star flirtingly giggled with one another while filming scenes for their new movie, “Friends with Benefits”.
Directed by Will Gluck, “Friends with Benefits” boasts quite the impressive cast with Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson, Patricia Clarkson, Andy Samberg and Jenna Elfman all partaking with baseball star Alex Rodriguez also set for an appearance.
A synopsis of the movie via IMDB tells: “The relationship between two friends (Timberlake and Kunis) gets complicated when they decide to get romantic. “
Written By: Monica | Posted on: 27 Jun 2010
We’re still waiting on the official release date for Darren Aronofsky’s supernatural thriller Black Swan starring Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis – so what’s the hold up?
We have not reported much on the Darren Aronofsky supernatural thriller Black Swan because, well, there hasn’t been much to report. The film has been in post-production since early February and we are still waiting on a release date.
I read the script a few months ago. After all, the buzz surrounding the film was intriguing. The two stars, Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis, were to engage in a heated embrace – destined to get audiences in a frenzy. On the merit of that rumor, and my own personal admiration for Darren Aronofsky’s writing, I flew through the screenplay in less than an hour and wanted to read it again.
Black Swan deals with some serious issues of rivalry and jealousy. At times, it reminds you of Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige. In addition to the rivalry, it also finds a way to connect the audience with ballerinas. Many felt magic was a laughable profession until The Prestige showed a more serious side. Black Swan finds a way to do the same for ballet.
Take this movie seriously. The story is riveting, exciting and definitely controversial. Yet, amidst all that hype, it is grounded in a sort of dramatic world that is believable and engaging. So, how can a script that produces so many positive adjectives still be in the shadows of Hollywood?
I understand that Black Swan is not Thor or Batman 3. There are no hordes of fans itching to learn the next bit of information about the film – but that may be Fox Searchlight’s fault. Do they not realize what a gem they’ve got on their hands? Why has the production company not released any information on the film besides the generic listings on IMDb?
The obvious assumptions come to mind – editing problems, budget fiasco, re-shoots, etc. After all, Aronfosky is no stranger to production holdups. Brad Pitt was supposed to star in The Fountain before creative differences and a contract holdout halted production. Hugh Jackman joined the project, saved the day and now the film is as cherished as it is hated.
But the point is, we have yet to hear a single word uttered about Black Swan. While it may have the skin of an independent drama, it has the actors and writing of a movie people will talk about well into awards season. There is still a good six months left in 2010. It shouldn’t take more than two of those to promote this film. But I find it hard to believe the team behind Black Swan can announce a date and garner the interest necessary to release an acclaimed film.
Source: Screen Rant
We have not reported much on the Darren Aronofsky supernatural thriller Black Swan because, well, there hasn’t been much to report. The film has been in post-production since early February and we are still waiting on a release date.
I read the script a few months ago. After all, the buzz surrounding the film was intriguing. The two stars, Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis, were to engage in a heated embrace – destined to get audiences in a frenzy. On the merit of that rumor, and my own personal admiration for Darren Aronofsky’s writing, I flew through the screenplay in less than an hour and wanted to read it again.
Black Swan deals with some serious issues of rivalry and jealousy. At times, it reminds you of Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige. In addition to the rivalry, it also finds a way to connect the audience with ballerinas. Many felt magic was a laughable profession until The Prestige showed a more serious side. Black Swan finds a way to do the same for ballet.
Take this movie seriously. The story is riveting, exciting and definitely controversial. Yet, amidst all that hype, it is grounded in a sort of dramatic world that is believable and engaging. So, how can a script that produces so many positive adjectives still be in the shadows of Hollywood?
I understand that Black Swan is not Thor or Batman 3. There are no hordes of fans itching to learn the next bit of information about the film – but that may be Fox Searchlight’s fault. Do they not realize what a gem they’ve got on their hands? Why has the production company not released any information on the film besides the generic listings on IMDb?
The obvious assumptions come to mind – editing problems, budget fiasco, re-shoots, etc. After all, Aronfosky is no stranger to production holdups. Brad Pitt was supposed to star in The Fountain before creative differences and a contract holdout halted production. Hugh Jackman joined the project, saved the day and now the film is as cherished as it is hated.
But the point is, we have yet to hear a single word uttered about Black Swan. While it may have the skin of an independent drama, it has the actors and writing of a movie people will talk about well into awards season. There is still a good six months left in 2010. It shouldn’t take more than two of those to promote this film. But I find it hard to believe the team behind Black Swan can announce a date and garner the interest necessary to release an acclaimed film.
Source: Screen Rant
Written By: Monica | Posted on: 15 Jun 2010
Great news, all Mila fans! Mila is nominated at Teen Choice Awards 2010 in the categorie "Choice Movie Actress: Action Adventure" for her role in "Book of Eli". Here the other nominees.
Choice Movie Actress: Action Adventure
Cate Blanchett, "Robin Hood"
Mila Kunis, "The Book of Eli"
Rachel McAdams, "Sherlock Holmes"
Sienna Miller, "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra"
Zoë Saldana, "The Losers"
Also an other movie with her appearance is nominated.
Choice Movie: Comedy
"Date Night"
"Get Him to the Greek"
"Hot Tub Time Machine"
"Killers"
"She's Out of My League"
All nomination can be seen here. Don`t forget to vote for Mila!
The awards will be taking place on FOX on Monday, August 9 at 8pm.
Written By: Monica | Posted on: 28 May 2010
Spotted - Mila is leaving a nail salon with a friend. May 20 2010. Click on the picture to see all photos.
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