A masterpiece! Birdman is a philosophical film, to some extent depressive and satirical

Rating: 10/10 (29 January 2019)

Simply spectacular, the cinematography of Birdman is just surprising, it is recorded in such a fashion that it looks like a single shot, and you can appreciate the great work of direction on the part of Alejandro González Iñarritu, and the great performance of micheal Keaton, just wow.The main character, Riggan Thomson, is very well developed, and the plot of the film can become somewhat philosophical and even depressive at some point but always seeks to transmit something to the viewer.The only thing that I could criticize about this film is that in the second half it focuses mainly on riggan thomson (micheal Keaton) and the other characters that seemed very important at the beginning and also have a good plot background practically do not appear in thispart, like his daughter Sam who is a former drug addict who lives with a dad who left her (played by emma stone) or Mike Shiner (Edward Norton) as the douchebag of the movie, as an experienced Broadway actor who gets a lot intohis character and sometimes it does not seem to be able to distinguish the thin line between reality and fiction.In conclusion it is an excellent appreciative, artistic film, it is not a typical Hollywood movie with big budget and explosions, if you like art and cinema, you will like this movie because for me it is one of the best of the last decade andthis century.