Home Theater

Holy poop.  I just saw Black Swan last night, and it was nothing short of amazing.  And the rumors were all true: Natalie Portman's performance was out of this world.  The best part of it was that instead of paying $9 each to see it in at the movie theater, Lee, Matt, and I watched it at home for a total of 75¢, the amount I spent to buy the pirated DVD in China.

I would tell you more about the movie, but nothing I say could be as well-put as the synopsis on the DVD jacket:

Nina (Natalie Portman) is a New York ballet dancer, and her mother want to live in a dominantTogether. Her mother was also a ballet dancer, for her to impose a suffocating control. In the new season"Swan Lake" performed before the art director decided to replaced principal dancer Beth He has two candidates: Nina and Lily The play requires a performance thatWhite Swan Black Swan innocence and cunning dissolute actress. Nina for the White Swan, and Lilyls simply the embo diment of the black swan. They developed in the competition section of twisted friendship. Nina started moreThe discovery of his own dark side, which may destroy her.

In the post-2008 Beijing Olympics and post-2010 Shanghai World Expo era, nearly all of the ridiculous Engrish signs in China have been replaced with accurately translated texts.  I'm glad to see that the tradition still lives on in the form of bootleg DVDs.

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