A masturbatory exercise in self-hatred.

Rating: 3/10 (3 March 2015)

'No one is special.'
Hollywood shows how much contempt it has for moviegoers. Some good acting, but shallow, unlikeable characters and no plot. Kept waiting for it to get better. It accuses the audience of preferring visual effect, action and poopy plot while giving you visual effect, some good acting and a poopy plot.
It does this for 2 hours.
No real character development. No real moral lesson. No real inspiration to a better individual or society.
A very selfish film.
Something was said in the latest Walking Dead episode about living in a world where people judge you by what they can take away from you. A highly selfish, survival-at-all-costs, satanic mindset, rife without love of goodness. While I never saw the trailers, I read these were constructed to trick the viewers' expectations. While I saw Birdman only after discovering it on IMDb, I'm glad I didn't pay to see it. I did lose out on my time, though. And so elitist professionals/experts/critics of our society prop up this circle jerk of a work to show how much they hate themselves and everyone while providing no hope, insight or solution. This is what they worship and its what they want you to worship. This is what they are and they want you to be. Empty. Devoid of any real value or merit. A soulless instrument.
I'll show you hope. I'll show you inspiration. I'll show you real value and merit. Truly love yourself and others. whatonearthishappening.com