I second Rachel's comment about her finger...blech, shiver and blech again!
Such a gripping film and I will be rooting for Natalie on Oscar night. There are some clips on youtube, Mary, should you want to glimpse a scene once again.
Sounds wonderful, I hope to see it before too long. There is a Morgana picture (photographed by Rebecca Litchfield) that the film poster reminds me of:
I can still see the finger skin being pulled back...
ReplyDeleteAmazing film, eh? I loved it too, despite the unexpected amounts of gore! And the costumes were simply divine.
That was a horrible bit, Rachel ... and all the toe-cracking! But it looked fabulous.
ReplyDeleteNot unless you're up to explaining all that swan on swan action, Sue!
ReplyDeleteI second Rachel's comment about her finger...blech, shiver and blech again!
ReplyDeleteSuch a gripping film and I will be rooting for Natalie on Oscar night. There are some clips on youtube, Mary, should you want to glimpse a scene once again.
I read somewhere that she did most of the dancing herself, Darlene - which is surely worth an Oscar!
ReplyDeleteI was too frightened by the trailer to even think about seeing the movie! K x
ReplyDeleteIt's not for the squeamish, Kristina.
ReplyDeleteI'm going tomorrow afternoon. There was me thinking it was an 'arty' film, now I'm discovering it's a thriller! Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful, I hope to see it before too long. There is a Morgana picture (photographed by Rebecca Litchfield) that the film poster reminds me of:
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Definitely a resemblance there, Dark Puss. Hope you enjoy the film.
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