Mila Kunis

Back in January, Mila Kunis appeared in "Book of Eli" alongside Denzel Washington. It's nice to see that she finally has the luxury of picking & choosing her roles b/c she seems to be landing quality movies---From "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" to "Extract" to the upcoming comedy "Date Night."

"Date Night," starring two comedic geniuses in Steve Carell & Tina Fey, hits theaters next month on April 9th. How can you possibly go wrong w/ those two in the cast?

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Besides starring alongside Denzel Washington in "Book of Eli," which had a successful box-office opening last month, Mila Kunis has two more flicks set to hit the big screen later this year.

First is the comedy "Date Night," starring Tina Fey & Steve Carell that releases early April and the other is "Black Swan," a dark thriller alongside Natalie Portman. Mila & Natalie play rival ballet dancers, so this has Angry Lesbian Sex written all over it! Ow!

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Photo Credit: Esquire

We already know that Mila Kunis stars in The Book of Eli so naturally she's on the publicity trail and so she does a photoshoot for Esquire's Women We Love.

Watch the video... that is all.

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Mila Kunis is Solara in The Book of Eli starring Denzel Washington.

In post-apocalyptic 2043, a lone person, Eli (Denzel Washington), guards the Book of Eli (a Bible which, to his knowledge, is the last in the world), which provides knowledge that could redeem society, and the source of all their pain. The despot (Gary Oldman) of a small makeshift town plans to take possession of the book. Wiki


Visit the film's official website for more trailers & photos from the movie.

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Mila Kunis plays a ballerina in Black Swan and I guess it makes headlines that she's getting a few bumps and bruises.

"I'm broken. I've pulled so many ligaments, I have tendinitis in my left knee... I had to get an MRI because I popped my shoulder out, and then it inflamed. My toes and hips are bruised." Source

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Does Mila Kunis ever take a bad photo? I can't find an event/premiere where she failed with her wardrobe choice. Most recently there's been the Extract premiere, Spike TV's Guys Choice Awards, that evening with the cast of Family Guy where we didn't have much photos, even as far back a last year's Max Payne premiere, this girl doesn't fail, in my opinion. Did you see her recent appearance on Conan too? No failure there, either.

Anyways, as for the show, Family Guy didn't win for Best Comedy; that award went to 30 Rock.

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Mila Kunis & her shinny legs were on Conan O'Brien promoting her latest movie "Extract," a hilarious new comedy by the created of "Office Space," Mike Judge. Directly below is a trailer of her new movie, followed by screen captures of Mila's appearance last night.



Here's a clip of the interview (Source: Hulu):

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Mila Kunis stars as Cindy in Extract, opening in theaters September 4th. As the plot goes: "An extract factory owner deals with workplace problems and a streak of bad luck." Wiki

Mila says of her character, "She's misunderstood," Kunis told MTV News, before correcting the record with a laugh. "No, she's crazy. She's absolutely crazy." Source

View the trailer:

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...At least that's what script review website Script Shadow claims. Here's an excerpt from the review:

In one scene, Nina [played by Natalie Portman] basically gets raped by Yevna [guessing this is Mila Kunis]. It's cold and off-putting, and yet it's an important moment as it demonstrates just how high the stakes are in this seemingly innocent world. The script is steeped in darkness (surprise surprise) and makes you feel so uncomfortable at times that you can't read it without constantly resituating yourself. [Source]

The movie is set within NYC's cutthroat ballet scene and is directed by Darren Aronofsky, who was the dude behind last year's critically acclaimed "The Wrestler." I don't know about you guys, but knowing the way Natalie Portman works her mojo, this is gonna be one of those "Academy Award"-winning scenes...

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