Those promos are amazing
Inarritu, Keaton and the gang make a sequel. BIRDMAN 2
Inarritu, Keaton and the gang make a sequel. BIRDMAN 2
Riggan Thomson didn't jump or fly, he was arrested for brandishing a weapon and endangering theater patrons. That's what Sam sees out the window.
Inarritu, Keaton and the gang make a sequel. BIRDMAN 2
Riggan Thomson didn't jump or fly, he was arrested for brandishing a weapon and endangering theater patrons. That's what Sam sees out the window.
Spoiler:Is it possible that the entire hospital sequence was in Sam's head? She's a child of divorce, so, one can assume that there's at least one small part of her subconscious that hopes her parents would reunite, and, in the end of the film, we see a portrait of one, big, happy, albeit incredibly dysfunctional, family. The new nose and rave reviews would be in response to her father, ultimately, allowing the world to see him for the tortured artist that he was and gaining a newfound respect for him. Which leads me to Riggan's "ascension," in that, perhaps, she finally gained closure in knowing that her father had a legacy to show for all his sacrifice; as twisted as it is, he left a legacy with his "final" performance. That newfound respect for Riggan allowed her to have something to show for her father's absence throughout her formative years.
Just saw this movie on blu ray (it came in red!) and I'm not sure what the general consensus is here but I was blown away at how open ended the story was. Masterful acting, cinematography, editing, sound, and pacing.
Spoiler:I believe that Keaton shot himself on stage and the hostpital scene was a dream. The hostpital scene was too perfect to be real life; him and his wife are close, he gets the attention he's always wanted and Birdman has stopped talking.
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