Birdman totally blew my mind! It's such a crazy, frenzied ride from start to finish. Michael Keaton is straight-up brilliant as Riggan, a washed-up actor trying to reclaim his former glory. The way he brings out the desperation and struggle of the character is just too real. And the way the entire film appears as a single shot? Genius! It makes you feel like you're right there, in the middle of all the chaos. The supporting cast is stellar too, Emma Stone and Edward Norton really bring it. The score, with all those intense drum beats, just adds to the whole manic energy of the film. Some parts might be a bit too artsy and 'out-there' for some folks, but to me, that's part of what makes it so unique. It's like a commentary on fame, art, ego and so much more. I would totally recommend it, but be prepared for a wild, mind-bending trip!
Shout by FxzaBlockedParent2023-07-19T09:58:15Z
Birdman totally blew my mind! It's such a crazy, frenzied ride from start to finish. Michael Keaton is straight-up brilliant as Riggan, a washed-up actor trying to reclaim his former glory. The way he brings out the desperation and struggle of the character is just too real. And the way the entire film appears as a single shot? Genius! It makes you feel like you're right there, in the middle of all the chaos. The supporting cast is stellar too, Emma Stone and Edward Norton really bring it. The score, with all those intense drum beats, just adds to the whole manic energy of the film. Some parts might be a bit too artsy and 'out-there' for some folks, but to me, that's part of what makes it so unique. It's like a commentary on fame, art, ego and so much more. I would totally recommend it, but be prepared for a wild, mind-bending trip!