I wasn't really sure about this movie until I saw this headline.... lol.... now Im gonna have to see it...

'Black Swan''s Mila Kunis Opens Up About Sex Scene With Natalie Portman
Dec. 1, 2010, 4:07 PM EST
Entertainment Tonight.
The new dramatic thriller 'Black Swan' features a steamy sex scene between stars Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman, which is something Kunis says she knew would grab headlines.

"We knew it was going to attract attention," she tells Parade magazine. "We were just hoping that people would walk away after seeing the movie not just isolating in their memory that scene when we have sex."

Kunis says the scene is essential to the film.

"I think it's important to the story," she says. "It wasn't done for shock value, but we weren't looking forward to it."

'Black Swan' is directed by Darren Aronofsky and its theaters Friday.

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sold. you had me at sex scene

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wait wait wait wait. a lesbian sex scene? im in.

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but its so much more... sex scene with Portman and Kunis.... thats gonna be impressive... we may need a GIF of that as soon as humanly possible...lol

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this actually looks pretty twisted...

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WTF

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I like boobs. Two pairs together? Even better.

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I'm not a huge fan of dance, but I think it looks pretty good.

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I've had this movie on my radar for months.

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figured you would be all over it CV! I wanna see that GIF changed to one of Kunis and Portmen making out as soon as you can... yes smashing bottles on your head is cool, making out with another very hot chick, even cooler...

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Same here.

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I want to see this now.

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Yeah, I heard there's a hot oral sex scene. This movie looks beautifully done and very creepy...can't wait to see it.

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This released today? I know what I'm doing tomorrow evening.

jk It's limited release for now. I can't find the actual release date.

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my brother saw it last night. he said it was amazingly creepy. one of the scarier movies he has seen in a while.

looks promising.

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It's getting a lot of Oscar buzz.

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Saw it tonight...pretty wild stuff. Natalie Portman is amazing.

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Mila Kunis also did an oral sex scene in After Sex in which she played a straight girl that had no qualms about being eaten out by her lesbian friend, though I doubt it was as risque as what I expect from Black Swan. (Still haven't seen it.)

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Yeah, the sex scene was really graphic. But Mila Kunis is right, while it's pretty shocking and graphic, it's not done for shock value... The movie was fantastic. Like, I was concerned the whole time watching it. I hope all the ballerinas in the world are okay haha.

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Just finished watching it. I like. A lot.

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‎"Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation."
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