Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

This is a movie that I have a hard time discussing. It’s a work of art from a cinematography standpoint, and every actor does a phenomenal job. I’m at odds whether this is an amazing look at mental health or a terrible one. Definitely worth watching.

Birdman in my opinion is perceived to most people, a movie about how you should never give up and stop trying when really it’s about how society can change your life with they’re perception of you being “washed” “not talented” or “a nobody” even if you you are giving your all 9.6

Give it a small thumbs up. Was ok and an interesting and unique filming technique which was cool, but the story was dull.

Came for the drums stayed for Edward Norton

It’s very interesting the way this movie has aged, not only because Micheal Keaton has since returned as Batman but because of the era it was filmed during and the way it directly comments on it in an oddly personal way it’s cool to look back on.

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