More boring than 2 hours of classical ballet

Rating: 3/10 (10 February 2016)

I have to admit that I never watched ballet, particularly classical. The little I've seen plus the fact that targets high class people whose opinion of themselves is even higher while trying to hide obvious psychological distress (a mental picture of Fraser takes shape), makes me think of ballet as something to avoid if boredom is not your goal.
In any case, you can as well avoid this extremely boring movie. It seems like the director attempts to shock us with sex and mental delirium, something that bored me even more. Maybe he thought that taking the somehow worshiped "lolita" N. Portman and making her fall into a vortex of sexual deviations would act as a leverage for boredom. How pitiful.
He added some nice CGI to it, in order, no doubt, to boost the aesthetics of the movie. Still, boring.
No matter the director's play with the sexual fantasies of people towards Portman or the little CGI shown, this movie is still predictable and slow. So much, that I'm sure critics love it.