Brilliantly executed.

Rating: 8/10 (18 September 2015)

After watching new film after new film for years and only now and then naming something as "good", Birdman was a breath of fresh air.
Iñárritu did not limit the potential of this film to the usual expectations of a public, and this is why the film is so esthetically pleasing as well as eye-opening. He combines elements that other directors would never dare to combine -reffering to the CGI- and creates a masterpiece. It is clear that every element in this film (setting, score, mise-en-scene, camera-work) allows the film to take shape without needing unnecessary dialogue making us, the public, appreciate Iñárritu's clever direction.
The ambiguous tones of this film are something that are too rarely seen today, giving the public the opportunity to think for themselves rather than be "spoonfed" the information.
It is rare nowadays to find a director so daring and innovative as Iñárritu, a director that refuses to follow common trends.