Lou Reed-Metallica Video Directed by Darren Aronofsky (VIDEO)

It has been almost monthly since Darren Aronofsky broken many of us along with his anti-very meth ads. The screaming, the blood stream, a health care facility gurneys -- these take part in the 'Black Swan' filmmaker's fascination with studying the human overuse injury in most likely probably the most visceral way possible. Fortunately, really the only frightening factor inside the new Aronofsky-directed music video for Lou Reed and Metallica's 'The View,' is, well, the music activity. The song originates from the recently released Reed/Metallica collaboration album, 'Lulu.' The critical a reaction to the record hasn't exactly been glowing -- although, that didn't matter to Aronofsky, who was simply intrigued the first time he heard 'The View.' "The first time I heard [it] I used to be stunned," Aronofsky told IFC. "I'd never heard anything appreciate it. Half was all Lou. Another half all Metallica. It absolutely was a relationship that initially made no sense, nevertheless the fusion changed the means by that we figured about both artists and morphed into something completely brand new and fresh. I possibly could not stop hearing it. Lou's crushing lyrics, as well as the band's incredible licks." Although Aronofsky's signature disaster-and-despair story is absent inside the video, the clip comes with a few jarring moments, including shaky closeups on Reed and Metallica lead singer James Hetfield. Aronofsky is presently in the office on his Noah's Ark film, 'Noah.' [via Pitchfork and IFC] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook