Absolutely stunning

Rating: 9/10 (28 March 2015)

This movie just drew down my whole jawline. I am absolutely mesmerized that after Dogville I could be anyhow impressed by a theatre-sort-of-adaptation with this one after so many years. Inarritu just killed it.
It starts so lame, just like Michael Keaton's goofy, expressionless blue eyes, but it grows up on so rapidly that one really loses the feeling when and how they got their souls and eyes really stuck on the screen. I am definitely impressed by the development of all the characters with no exclusion. This is a pure talent movie, combined by a great direction and a script that lacks absolutely no human emotion.
I would surely not call it a drama, it's more satire and sarcastic than painful and blue but it contains it as well - that absolute feeling of the Birdman solitude that has turned him into a flying fly around, with induced by the past feelings to continually deal with. This absolute thought of an inevitable suicidal mind that just never happens to become real and comprehended as a sin.
I loved it thoroughly. We don't need Birdman to believe in human superpowers. But we do because they don't really exist. Does Birdman exist at all?