While watching I am the Blue Bird, at a private screening in Atlanta, I found myself more and more intrigued (even though at first, I was a little bit thrown off). The movie's perplex beginning quickly had made it known that the plot was going to be more than just "black and white" and the script was to be filled with "color," metaphorically speaking.
Clearly, the mastermind of the script wanted you to see the meaning that lied deeper within the movie and its every scene. The director made some good choices with the screen shots, distinguishing reality and imagination, which you start to grasp gradually throughout the movie. I enjoyed the soundtrack that beautifully match with to the content and the rather talented (not to mention handsome) actors, as well.
This movie is definitely for those who want to challenge themselves(in different ways to different people), and to those who really enjoy thinking outside of the box.
I would definitely recommend this suspenseful indie flick to others.
Clearly, the mastermind of the script wanted you to see the meaning that lied deeper within the movie and its every scene. The director made some good choices with the screen shots, distinguishing reality and imagination, which you start to grasp gradually throughout the movie. I enjoyed the soundtrack that beautifully match with to the content and the rather talented (not to mention handsome) actors, as well.
This movie is definitely for those who want to challenge themselves(in different ways to different people), and to those who really enjoy thinking outside of the box.
I would definitely recommend this suspenseful indie flick to others.