I can’t believe it’s been 10 years since Birdman dropped, and I'm still feeling it every time I watch. Michael Keaton, Emma Stone, and Edward Norton bring such raw energy that their performances hit you right in the feels. I've even heard some acting coaches point to that scene where Emma flips out on Keaton after he finds a gross roach in her room—pure, unfiltered realness.
The film's backstage setting, that seamless one-shot style, and the unforgettable soundtrack all work together to pull you into its vibe. Every viewing reminds me that art captures life's messy beauty, leaving a deep impression on you.
And honestly? The ending still has me debating every time, always revealing a new layer to unpack.
i was thinkin boyhood had it locked last year too , looking back this is a far better flick
