Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

"Michael Keaton pulls off a surrealistic yet very human performance here. I cried due to the sheer emotion of it. I've been a Michael Keaton fan since the days of Night Shift and Mr. Mom and he's still excellent. Watch this with an open mind. "

"This is an interesting artistic experiment. It was a good movie, but not a great one. It is certainly much more than a behind the scenes look at a theater 🎭 play. The performances are raw and somewhat passionate. It is a man's last chance to get respect from a profession that used to praise him as an actor. He is constantly haunted by a past role than brought him success, and having every other role compared to it. The only thing I had a hard time with was some of Edward Norton's performance, and the fact that there were drumbeats in almost every frame of this movie."

"I already know films like this aren’t for everyone (to put it mildly ) but I loved everything about this . Awesome artsy tone with great acting performances. "

"Just not my type "

"watched it with my ex so it ruined the movie for me I don't know what to say about it. If I talk I will complain about him so I will shut my mouth. In sum, It was obvious that a man wrote it because of that I couldn't enjoy it so much"

"I watched this years ago and I can't remember much but I do remember I loved it. Looking forward to seeing it again 🙂"

"If u liked Whiplash and Black Swan my friend have I got the movie for you. And even if u haven't seen those still highly recommend this one, but just do me the favor and watch whiplash and black Swan too"

"If you’re interested in the creative process and how celebrity and the profit motive twists artists, this is for you. One of my all time favorites—great performances by a stellar cast and brilliant writing. "

"Warning: it's different"

"The camera work and timing of this film is absolutely phenomenal. They only switch cameras three times and everything is in perfect synchronism. Also, the actors, of course, do phenomenal work portraying broken people"