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12/10/2016 4:28:55 PM
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Michael Keaton is playing vulture, so technically, it's Spiderman vs. Batman.
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Or Spiderman vs Birdman
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Just depends on what you remember Micheal Keaton best for.
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Batman of course but Birdman was an excellent film and more closely resembles Vulture.
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I haven't seen Birdman, I'm going to have to check it out.
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Definitely do. Its kinda stylized. It almost seems like it's one long shot with no edits. Almost like a play.
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I couldn't get into bird man I felt like it tried to push it's point too much and then had a go at me for wanting to be entertained when I go and watch a film, but meh maybe I completely missed the point.
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To me, the cinematography was amazing. I think that's why I enjoyed it so much.
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See I don't even know what that is which is why the film was probably wasted on me lol.
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Edited by Gravy Train: 12/11/2016 1:53:28 PMThat's fair. Its basically the technical side of film making. How scenes are shot, lighting, camera angles, composition. As well as the editing. I found the movie visually fascinating since it resembled one long take. I was also equally impressed with the 3 minute, one shot fight scene in Daredevil and the 40 second long take in Game of Thrones during the battle at the wall. The amount of planning involved to pull off shots like that must be extraordinary. I can't even imagine how to plan a movie that resembles one long take.
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I like stylized movies and plays, thanks.
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No problem. Enjoy.
