A reminder that sometimes to make an extraordinary film means to root your film in sincerity and in what you know deeply.

A slice of life film that is exceedingly authentic and vulnerable it convinces you've accidentally entered the wrong house and are stuck eavesdropping, hiding in corners being forced to watch their lives unfold as they move on unaware that you are present. You are cautious to not get caught, feeling uneasiness and a strong desire to escape but…

A self-indulgent piece for the self-important.

A pompous mirror to a decadently vain portrayal of the artist ego, Birdman is everything it criticises and also everything it glorifies all wrapped up in a self-aware modern classic.

Drawing influence from other haughty films (8 1/2, etc), Iñárritu is bold and blunt. He refuses to shy away from the truth of the industry and their pathetic survival on social recognition over actual artistic effort and capabilities. I love how he approaches the…

I wanted to review this film but I just can't seem to form any words. I think right now, my heart is just still shattered and processing this. It's so nice to watch a new version of Lynch though, to experience him once more with brand new eyes and see more facets to his artistry.

Though Kubrick is my favourite director of all time, I always consider Lynch my favourite artist of all time. He is a musician, a filmmaker…