Self Indulgence is a bliss and a sin.

Rating: 10/10 (5 February 2015)

Loved it. This movie was the embodiment of self-contradiction. It had both superficial modernistic principles combined with deep philosophical (dipping into maniacal at times). The direction was superb. The back voice of Riggan's alter ego ( The impression it creates in the listeners mind is fantastic). The mix of theatrical elements in the movie. The film score comprising of drums and percussion. Michael Keaton gives in an inspiring performance. The whole 119 minutes of the movie were gripping, and by gripping I do NOT mean that the movie was creating mysteries inside my head, the whole screenplay, score and dialogues are all balanced out in such a way that anyone watching the movie (without any preconceived notions about it), will keep on wanting more of it. Though it did remind me of Black Swan at times but thats not negative at all. A proper 9/10 from me.