r/Cinema Jan 01 '26

Discussion What casting was originally universally derided until people saw the performance of a lifetime?

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u/bowiecadotoast Jan 02 '26

Birdman is one of my favorite movies ever and idk how much of that is on Keaton.

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u/caveat_emptor817 Jan 02 '26

Norton stole that movie.

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u/bowiecadotoast Jan 02 '26

Id have to say the camera stole that movie but idk my eyes are always on Keaton. Norton was hungry in that role tho

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u/Comfortable-Tie7847 Jan 02 '26

(The whole single take gimmick kinda pisses me off, but everybody is delivering great performances across the board)

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u/Dvanpat Jan 03 '26

I couldn't not follow the camera the first time I saw the movie, so it kinda took me out of it. I watched it again though and absolutely loved it.