Birdman Movie

[Raph's Girl]

No this isn't Harvey Birdman: The Movie. It's about a washed up actor known for one thing (playing a superhero called Birdman) trying to revitalize his career by making a stage production of said hero....stars Michael Keaton and pops up in theatres on Oct 17th. No trailer yet but considering there's now a release date a trailer will be coming soon.

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http://comicbook.com/blog/2014/04/12/birdman-coming-to-theaters-on-october-17/

[Cure]

What happened to dat boooooooy?

[RaphAndDonnie]

If this isn't a 60's Batman/ Adam West parody then I will be sorely disappointed.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

Actually, the first thing that popped into my head was a late 70's Disney "superhero" flick called Condorman. Anyone else remember that one? Or is it just me? Yeah, I can see this as something along those lines.

[TheBlueTurtle1]

looks intersting.

[TigerClaw]

Birdman wins 3 Oscars, Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay.

[Autbot_Benz]

Birdman wins 3 Oscars, Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay.

Birdman won 4 Best Picture Best Director Best original Screen Play and cinematography

[sdp]

I saw it when it came out, it was good but I preferred Interstellar over it.

My favorite scene is when this guy goes crazy over Birdman 4 when he misinterprets something the actor says. I immediately thought of the internet.

[B-Man]

Awesome. One of those ultra rare times Oscar gives it to the film destined to be a cinephile fave for years to come instead of the safer, more mainstream (and dull) option. Probably the most unconventional Best Picture winner since No Country For Old Men. It seemed like a foregone conclusion for months that Boyhood was gonna win so it's a nice suprise that it didn't.

[TigerClaw]

Awesome. One of those ultra rare times Oscar gives it to the film destined to be a cinephile fave for years to come instead of the safer, more mainstream (and dull) option. Probably the most unconventional Best Picture winner since No Country For Old Men. It seemed like a foregone conclusion for months that Boyhood was gonna win so it's a nice suprise that it didn't.
And this is the 2nd time, a Mexican gets Best Director, Alfonso Cuaron won Best Director for Gravity last year.

[MrTMNT2012]

At least Boyhood didn't win...

I was SO rooting for Whiplash though! Out of all the hyped Oscar films, that's the only one that didn't disappoint.