Ohhhh, great-

More lesbian chic

(Wake me when it’s over)

Attention! We need more attention. Oh great idea, lets act like lesbians, then well be hawt. God grow up. Playing gay is so cliche.

what a dream to be in between!

Another original idea! NO WAIT! Law & Order Criminal Intent Season 9 Episode 4 “Delicate” was aired this April with the exact same premise. Save your movie money and watch the episode online for the plot.

Girl tested, guy approved.

i love mila kunis i would marry her yesterday she is the hottest woman on the planet and i bet she tastes like your favorite jolly rancher

Considering most of you haven’t seen the movie, I highly doubt you can make a clear indication that Portman’s and Kunis’s characters are indeed lesbian based on the fact that they are intimate. Besides that, I think it is brash and unintelligent to bash a movie (which most have yet to see) because there are scenes with two females being intimate. It goes to show you that current masses tastes in theatrical works are solely based upon how best can one can utilize CGI and the creation of one-tracked emotional movies such as rom-coms and action flicks.

Oh no ! Not beautiful Mila too ! Why do Hollywood and society in general insist on force-feeding the gay and lesbian thing down our throats ! Too much is enough already !

I’ve noticed that typically, crappy movies (“Jennifer’s Body”) have been playing on the “hot babe/lesbo kiss” scene lately in hopes of getting millions of horny dudes to buy movie tickets. By the way, to the post by “Rob”: Sorry that most of us simpletons can only handle watching action flicks & romance-comedies (what the hell does that comment even mean?) I can’t stand wannabe intellectuals like that idiot, Rob! How in the name of Jesus H. Christ do you even know this movie is “intellectual” never having seen it yourself, numbnuts?! Admit it, the scene was put in the movie to draw males between 18-30 yrs old to the box office in hopes of ejaculating in their pants over a girlie-girlie scene in a crappy movie!

To combat the apparent theory that this scene was only thrown in to draw an audience, did anyone consider that it plays an important role in the psychological aspect of the film? Knowing Aronofsky, it seems likely from the trailer that the character Mila Kunis is portraying doesn’t actually exist, or at least something to that effect. If you don’t want to see it, don’t, but a lot of people will see this movie because of the phenomenal work that the director has done previously, not because a couple girls kiss. I for one have been waiting years just to be able to see a trailer, and it pains me to know that so many people take the time to insult something just because it doesn’t appeal to their personal taste, especially something of which they’ve only seen two minutes.