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.

Shooting a movie to make it look like it's one take is so absurdly difficult that I commend every single person who worked hard to make this movie happen. 8/10

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

Had some great technical achievements, the cinematography and the way it was played out like a one shot deserved the Oscar because I loved it. The characters were pretty good, maybe some of the side characters could have been explored a little more, like what was happening with Riggans wife and the female actress. Overall I thought it was really unique and it had some great moments that are improved by the acting and cinematography.

My score: 8/10

5/10

This movie tried WAY too hard to be “artsy”

Ich weiß nicht wie ich das hier finden soll🧐