Jeff at 2010-08-18 18:37:17:
Good lord that looks remarkable!

Aronofsky slays me every time. He's an absolute visual artist without abandoning narrative....

In other words, my hero!
George at 2010-08-19 04:11:56:
"Single White Female" The roommate from hell.

"The Crush" The lolita from hell.

"Chloe" The escort from hell.

"Unlawful Entry" The cop from hell.

"Poison Ivy" The slut from hell.

"The Stepfather" Yes, you guessed it, the stepfather from hell.

"Alien" The alien from hell.

(The last one was just checking to see if you're paying attention) lol
Annika W at 2010-08-19 11:33:49:
"The Cable Guy" - the cable guy from hell.

"All About Eve" - the understudy from hell.

"Child's Play" - the doll from hell.

"Maximum Overdrive" - big rigs from hell.

"Christine" - the car from hell.
Matt Latham at 2010-08-19 12:09:01:
I read the script for this a while ago. It's pretty good. It's something where I feel Aronofsky can really pull something genuinely creepy/disturbing out of it. I also really like the style from what I see in the trailer.

My only concern is whether Portman and Kunis will really be able to dance at that world-class level, or whether a bunch of movie trickery will have to be done to sell it.
johnnyboymalloy at 2010-08-19 17:22:21:
"Single White Female" - Roommate

"Chuck and Buck" - New Friend

"The Burbs" - Neighbors

"It" - Clown

"Orphan" - Adopted Daughter

"The Exorcist" - Demon Possessed Daughter

"A.I." - Obsessed Robot (okay a stretch, but it kind of works if the story is from the Mother's point of view)
daveed at 2010-08-25 17:27:34:
Wait, so Natalie Portman plays a ballerina who turns into a Sith?

Seriously, is this a supernatural thriller, a [blank] LITERALLY from Hell, or a straight-up thriller?