Great movie. The one shot gimmick got a little tiring after a while, but I liked it regardless.
So what do you think happened at the end?
Great movie. The one shot gimmick got a little tiring after a while, but I liked it regardless
Asher Miller
Christian Myers
dunno lol
Nicholas Nelson
he flew obviously
Noah Anderson
I liked it too.
Connor Peterson
He didn't fly so good
I remember it was the last year when most of the Oscar nominated movies were at least bearable.
William Hill
The latest Oscar noms were unbearable. Absolute pleb tier.
Kayden Sullivan
In the beginning of the film you see him falling from the sky having burned his wings.
At the end he finally manages to fly again.
William Morgan
It's a metaphor, he's doing great and he's "flying" again.
Nathan Brooks
He an heroed.
This movie had no other purpose but to waste my time.
Noah Thompson
>hollywood actors are hacks
>pretentious "artsy" actors are also hacks
>critics are evil and angry
what is the main message of this movie?
Christopher Murphy
I find it funny how it's clearly a kind of metaphor for michael keaton trying to escape playing batman, whom they call birdman, and then he goes and plays a birdman in the new spiderman film
Ayden Butler
It's like pottery, it has layers.
Joshua Cruz
You just described it
Joshua Garcia
Its a metaphore for the character played by Michael Keaton trying to escape playing Birdman, where do people get the idea that Keaton ever tried to distance himself from the role of Batman, that Birdman is autobiographical in any way and that its some kind of huge hypocrisy on his part that he starred in the MCU?
Austin Powell
that us Spanish directors are above this all
Jose Perez
you know what else has layers, parfaits
Daniel Collins
Absolute shit ending. It should have ended with Birdman shooing himself on stage.
Juan Sanders
That happened in the middle though.
Christian Hill
Its not autobiographical, why the fuck do people think that
Alexander Collins
The casting is a bit tongue in cheek.
Norton IRL is a notoriously difficult actor too.
Andrew Hughes
It’s obviously tongue in cheek, and the actors definitely used personal experiences to add more to the characters they were portraying, but it’s not autobiographical. I just hate how people constantly take Birdman at face value