Birdman Movie CLIP - Relevant (2014) - Emma Stone, Michael Keaton Movie HD
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Birdman Movie CLIP - Relevant (2014) - Emma Stone, Michael Keaton Movie HD
A washed-up actor who once played an iconic superhero must overcome his ego and family trouble as he mounts a Broadway play in a bid to reclaim his past glory. - Фільми й анімація
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1:06-1:20 is where her amazing acting comes into play. Almost any actor can deliver a convincing enough rant. But the regret, hurt and that feeling of "fuck, I just went too far." she shows in her face in those 14 seconds looks 100% authentic and is something very few actors can pull off without dialogue.
I agree 100%..Keaton also communicates so much though his face as she walks out of the room. Every father, even absentee ones like him in the movie, always lean on the fact they are their daughter's hero. Not only does she mock what he is trying to do, but mocks him all in one shot. I felt his pain even before the camera swung around to show his reaction and he captured it perfectly.
Oh man, you say exactly what I thought in the theater when I saw this scene.
Movie Guru What's amazing with that part is how smoothly her face transitions from angry to regret in 6 seconds.
Movie Guru I was about to post exactly this, the look in her eye during those few seconds... just WOW
zeppelin6601 Emma seems to have mastered this. Ever saw La La Land? The way her face transitioned from happy to sad in her first audition scene was outstanding. Right then and there I knew she would win.
"I mean who the fuck are you!"
Hit me right in the fucking feels. Well done Emma Stone.
I'm Batman!
Especially considering she doesn’t use social media. Clever
The way she says "who the f*** are you" is so satisfying
I kept smiling and laughing at that 😂
I love the absence of background noise.
Yeah. I love that in a film. It's much more relalistic
It makes it MUCH more serious. Great observation!
How do they do that
1:10 - 1:11 when she realize what she just said...the acting is A+.
+Loreto Ramírez ugh yes, that part amazed me
she realizes she said something that she herself needed to hear. one of my favorite all time scenes
I guess you can say that her acting gets an Easy A.
@@SalveASMR 🤣🤣
Yes. Phenomenal
What's so amazing, about this scene, except everything, was how you don't have to see Keaton. In her face you know exactly how he reacted. Brilliant. Everyone was so damn good in this film.
can people stop talking about her eyes and her weight and just focus on the damn amazing performance?
I like her eyes.
She played a drug abuser in the flim
I love her.
How about that audible heartbeat in the scene?
No
It's kinda funny that in real life Emma Stone doesn't use Twitter or Instagram, and she doesn't even have a Facebook Page.
It's called acting.
Emma, aswell as her character, doesn't seem to care about this. Keaton's character also doesn't, but if he wants to be revelant again, he should. That's what she's talking about.
@Lonesome_Blue More like irony. She doesn't write her own lines
Yeah that’s pretty funny not gonna lie
Haha you are the best. Thanks for that info
She actually has that look like "Um I am so sorry I think I went too far Michael, can we take 5 cut CUT"
It was like she actually projectin on Michael and felt bad for him
She used me for reference.
This is AWESOME acting. She was definitely a runner-up for Arquette. I love that girl and her acting. She's haunting in this scene.
Man, she killed it in this scene.
Nelson Turyasingura Completely !
I just love the sound of her voice. I have a friend at school who's a huge fan of Stone and strangely enough, she almost sounds like her.
Damn. Michael looked like he was about to cry after her monologue.
Heck... I nearly cried. This scene conveys so much pain and heartache from both actors and reflects the ugly reality of the world we live in. I felt sorry for Keaton's character because he was so desperate to recapture his past glory and prove that he still had a place in the world. I felt sorry for Stone's character because she was so screwed up psychologically and emotionally that it rendered her incapable of feeling any sympathy or empathy for her father.
One of my favorite scenes in the film. I love how Emma Stone just "spews out fire" yet afterwards, she conveys that "Oh, crap" look, thinking "shouldn't have said that". Stone's performance is a perfect and potent blend of both comedy and pathos and I cross my fingers her name is announced on Oscar Nomination Day.
Totally agree.. This was a highlight in a truly brilliant film. I hope she, Michael Keaton, and the movie itself are nominated for Oscars.
She got nominated =)
Chris Wolff Whooooo!
lucastark I KNOW!!
Hells yeah!
Amazing monologue. Amazing performance. And the best part is that the best acting in this scene happens when she's no longer talking and realizes what she just said to her dad.
Lord if i ever talked to my mom or dad this way..
+Vernard James AHAHAHHAAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH
@@silviacinque2990 shut up
Right lol
One of the best moments in Emma stone's career
1:10 love the subtle transition and softening of her expression when she realizes what she had said was right, but also deeply hurtful.
This moment is phenomenal. The entire movie in and of itself is great all around but this particular moment really stood out to me
Months later I still find myself coming back to this clip. Amazing performance!
Years, in my case
Emma Stone should do a commencement speech in character and just do this scene again.
Emma is supposed to look like this, she is skinny and looks "weird" because her character was a drug addicter and just got out of rehab.
Oooooooooooh
Nice I was about to comment and ask why she is so skinny.
Lol what, she occasionally smokes pot...how is she a "drug addicter"?
addicter
@@LtUnreal It was shown that she had some drug issues
If she manages to win the Oscar, I'm pretty sure this is gonna be the clip that makes her win.
Sadly there's no way she could get Oscar. One word : Arquette.
Rzeżąk Biegunkowiec Yeh, that's true tho :(
Zack Stark Streep was nominated for 1579 time because there was no one to give a nomination. Boyhood is nr. 1 for Academy,old jews gets touched by this school project about life and Arquette won GG,Bafta and definietly get an Oscar so there is that
Rzeżąk Biegunkowiec care to explain? Jennifer won an oscar.
Adriann5 it was
"You don't even have a facebook..."
Quoted. Memorized. Cherished.
Alejandron Gonzalez iñarritu always knows how to exploit the talent of his cast. Emma Stone is a good example. That's why his actors always get golden globles and oscar nominations.
reqrds that s true!
Goddamn, I love you Emma Stone.
I love how Sam puts her hands up in a defensive way at 0:26 as if she's trying to stop Riggan from shouting at her. I'm imaging Riggan off-screen with a furious look in his eyes and he's pointing at Sam angrily.
I pray for Emma to get a nomination. Girls got talent and range.
Considering her Screen Actors Guild, Golden Globe, and Critic's Choice nominations, I'd say the chances are very high. 8)
Yeah its awesome. But it pisses me off that once again, Meryl gets nominated for the 70th time, this time for playing a witch in a classic broadway play. Its actually getting kinda sad at this point.
+Chris Wolff Yeah I know. 8/ She's a good actress too but the Academy needs to give her a break. XD But hey, haven't seen it myself yet. Maybe it'd be worth the nomination? Let's just hope that whoever gets nominated is the best of the best. 8)
IMO, If she was going to win an oscar, it should have been for this role, not La la land.
Completely agree.
She is excellent in both movies, but this character is better developed.
My favourite scene.
God damn i wasn't expecting some movie clip to give me an existential crisis. Am I relevant? do i really matter ?
Yes
*No
Seriously! I just wanted to see what the movie was about without watching the trailer (they give away everything) Next thing I know I'm rethinking major life decisions.
William H. Bonney According Emma said in this clip "You're not important!!, Get used to it!!"
To any people actually taking this question seriously: just because you're not socially 'important' doesn't mean you don't matter. After all, what is 'society' but a bunch of flawed individuals just like yourself? We don't like to think of it that way, because then we'd have to take real ownership of ourselves. We think of 'society' as the faceless living entity that determines the standards in our lives, but it's just an illusion really; it's there because people buy into it, as a necessity for living in the world. But when you think about it, social standards are pretty whimsical, and reflective of the current 'mood' of the masses, which is automatically a 'lowest common denominator" and path of least resistance. If you want real relevance in your own life, you have to discover it yourself. Value yourself and your happiness, live as you enjoy, and forget what others think about you.
This is the best monologue written for cinema in at least 5 or so years. Emma performs this FLAWLESSLY.
The look on her face after she said everything was amazing. Emma was phenomenal in this film as she always is.
I'm using this monologue for a voice class. and I'm a man. the beauty of this monologue is really anyone can use it for an audition. its that relevant with young people.
Thought this was a brilliant performance when I saw the movie especially the pause at the end where she realised what she said. Makes me want to act
This movie was written in the form of a play and boy the style shines throughout.
Im amazed this speech is so short. First time watching it it was so true, relevant and devastating that it felt was way longer than actually is. Great performance and great script. One of my favourite movies ever.
I hope she wins the Oscar for La La Land even tho her performance there wasn't as powerful as this, they robbed her that award in 2015. Hope they make it right now.
The way she slowly cools down starting 1:10 and her sad look... what an actress. Her almost cartoonish expressiveness, with those big eyes, is perfectly used here. Inarritu directed her brilliantly.
Her acting is just perfect.
It's amazing how much thruth there is there
I saw this clip 10 times and now I realize that this is quite good comedic part of the movie thanks to the great acting of Emma Stone,she has really funny intonations in several parts of her speech.
People see her as just a comedian or just a dramatic actress and what is so great is that she can pull off both so well. she is subtle and brilliant. totally agree with you.
Stone's top 3 movie performances:
1. Birdman
2. Poor Things
3. Easy A
This puts chills down my spine every time I watch it. She deserves an oscar for this scene alone, Incredible.
The very very best part of the entire movie.
If I ever make a real-life adaption of an anime, Emma stone will play all of the female roles, partially because of her eyes.
I want her to be riza hawkeye so bad it hurts
Daniel nilrem oh my god now i cant unsee it... that would be so awesome
Ruler3995 Get away from my future wife.
And hair
Amanda seyfried's eyes are bigger than hers
Outstanding acting performance !!!!!! GREAT Actress EMMA ❤ !!!!!!!
it brings me to tears everytime
she better win for la la land
Emma Stone>>>>>>Jeniffer Lawrence
They're both awesome.
AleqsH...........I was trying my best not to compare but I can't help it.
YES I choose Emma........she's miles ahead.
Her performance here was perfection.
gullywog It was better than Jennifer's in American Hustle I can agree with you on that.
Chris Wolff Okay, at least we can agree on something.......unfortunately I don't think Emma will win anything :( :(
I liked JLaw in Winter's Bone and she deserved an Oscar Nom.......actually I still preferred to see her win over Natalie Portman.
However, I didn't think she deserved a nom for American or the award for Silver Linings Playbook.
gullywog Jennifer's performance was forced and unnatural. Emma;s felt more real and genuine. It's okay though, Emma has two SAG Awards in her career, so she will still get work and be in the business for a long time.
And finally she won the oscar. CONGRATSSS EMMA, I LOVE YOU.
I watched this scene thousand times in the movie. I become wordless to explain the way she acts. She acts with complete focus , consistency , and doesn't miss a point of reality. And this made me a big fan of her. She is an outstanding actor.
Damn, Emma even Shut me up when I watch this scene.
Oscar moment
Every bad reboot and new ghostbuster ad campain summarized in 1 min. This movie is amazing.
Best scene in the movie, if you ask me.
literally chills
she's just... amazing!...
An incredible performance, she take that real long- talk in just one shot.
Almost everything about life is in that talk.
So good, her tone, everything.
Seeing this in an advanced screening, packed theater, (and many times after), I had always liked Emma Stone, but this monologue changed how I saw her as an actor. I remember just being stunned, couldn't blink, and when it was over, everyone was whispering "she should get an Oscar for this" and variations of that. Of course she didn't, but now she's a two time Best Actress winner. Not surprised at all. So glad this won best picture as well. Such an exhilarating cinematic experience. P.S. Keaton should have won over Redmayne, but at least we swept up awards for Dopesick-- a career best performance.
It gives me chills
Emma Stoned
It was in this scene that I completely started to admire Emma's acting. Love her work on this movie.
I really loved this scene, such powerful, expressive acting, I come back to it sometimes..one take, yes? I mean, no cuts
My favorite scene
This is my favourite scene in the movie, it’s insane. Emma Stone is such a breathtaking actress. I love her so much❤️
At the theatre my jaw was touching the floor while watching this. Terrific performance!
This movie es brutal.. This scene, just wow.
A freaking masterpiece and I love it
this is my fav scene in this movie
Doesn't she deserve an Oscar for this?
That is the only scene I know exactly by heart, I love it
RIP Bird person
My favorite scene from the movie!
omg she's an amazing actor
Such a great moment - really sums up what this generation is coming to. Twitter has really become one of the biggest abominations we have created, making the need for "popularity" something you can no longer leave behind in High School.
I'm not sure that's the point of the scene really. I mean, yeah, there might be some light, implied criticism of social media, but she's criticizing her father for NOT taking part in those things, accusing him of obliviousness. She's suggesting were he actually interested in those things, his quest to regain relevancy might be a little more credible.
@tremontirocks nailed it
Nicely done performances by both Keaton and Stone.
I hope that she win an oscar or something because she did it very Well in this scene and all the movie she was amazing :)
Iconic
Amazing Amazing
Freaking amazing...🙌❗️♥️😎
Still stunts by her acting. SO real àn flawless.
she was great in this!!! Her best work even till now in my opinion
I need to watch this at least twice a week
ughhh shes so good at thisss
I really like the way this is filmed (at least this shot) because it quite a long shot with handheld camera which gives it a realistic feel. I had an idea like this that I'm probably going to use in my upcoming movie!
the whole film is one shot
Tooni Yeah, I kinda found that out from watching some other clips. But I also figured that it's not one shot!
I could see some visual trickery in another scene making it look like all one shot but actually it was more shots stitched together.
But I've got to say, it works!
Her acting in this scene is just 👌🏻👌🏻. Her monologue delivery is pitch-perfect. A well-deserved Oscar nomination/what should have been a win.
So powerful. It is amazing how all she said is so true. It is impossible that now it’s not enough to exist in the real world, but I have to exist in the media world to really really exist.
Imagine if Wes Anderson directed this.
+Cameron French It wouldnt be as good as it is.
+Cameron French I'm so glad he didn't. This scene is so spot on and her acting is beautiful.
+Fernando Coronado It won't be this dramatic. But he's still better than the overrated pretentious filmmaker that is AGI.
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh SAVAGE!
This is great
Emma Stone looks like Jennifer Lawrence in 'Silver Linings Playbook' here. The way she talks.
Indeed but Lawrence's scenes looked more ...........effortless ?! Well I don't know !
Bad comparison
jennifer lawrence is a great actress in cinema, emma stone is a good actress but i think she could be great in theatre
I disagree,I think that Emma Stone is much more expressive and convincing,Jennifer has a lot of energy in SLP but that's basically it.
Emma Stone's best performance ever
i still can't understand the reason why i play this scene over and over again since 2015.
The very best acting of an actress, Emma Stone
i am so in love with this girl.
She's so bad
Never forget to put "ass" at the end of "bad."
only seen her in this movie. and I think that act was fooooking great
Her. Eyes. Are. Beautiful.
She reminds me so much of my sister for three reasons; 1) she looks almost exactly like Sam, with the exception of the big eyes, 2) she has the exact same attitude , and 3) she's currently in rehab on the count of drug addiction, but she'll be out in a couple days.
This is great! Emma stone has nail it like never before. It's just great
Best acting of the last decade for me.