Michael Keaton and his art Can he still produce or will his doubts get the best of him?
The movie begins with a Jazz drum line. That’s symbolic of the story. It’s off kilter. It’s discordant. One moment Michael Keaton is talking to his superhero alter ego in his mind then it seems like he has superpowers. The next he’s complaining because he feels like he has no control over his Broadway play. These are seeming contradictions. Is Keaton crazy? Does he have real powers? If he does why can’t he fix his play?<br /><br />Many people have debated what Birdman is about. To me it’s about art. Keaton believes he can still create after his career has faded but he also has doubts like anyone. He is completely wrapped up in his play. It’s both a real and imagined experience for him.<br /><br />The movie has an amazing look as most of it is filmed as if it were one single shot. The difficulties in planning and carrying that out are incredible.<br /><br />Besides Keaton Edward Norton stands out as a completely egotistical co-star in the play and Zach Galifianakis has a non-comedic role for the first time.<br /><br />Overall the movie is one of a kind.
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