Black Swan or Requiem For a Dream?

I haven't seen Requiem for a Dream (though, I assure you I shall), but Black Swan was incredible. Honestly it was one of the finest films I have ever seen, and I've seen *a lot* of films in my life. The imagery, the metaphors, and the acting, it was a superb film in many respects. I could waffle on for hours about how great Black Swan was, it really was that great, but I shan't waste your time.

If Natalie Portman doesn't win best actress at the Academy Awards, I may kill somebody.

Black Swan replaced right into a techniques much less nerve-racking than Requiem for a Dream. In that one, the main significant character is the single with all the indoors subjects, and - SPOILER - lots of the "undesirable" issues that she does are hallucinations. they are not even genuine. With Requiem, all the characters have such debilitating addictions, and gazing human beings be afflicted by such extreme stages of dependancy is nerve-racking. Plus, you spot some the rather nerve-racking outcomes of those addictions.

Black Swan. Better plot and better acting

Black Swan, that movie was pure art and perfection

Requiem. Focuses on a epidemic (drug addiction) and how it destroys lives.

BS was ok, but a little too "girl, interrupted" for my taste. I don't relate to crazy young lesbians.

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