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The claustrophobia resonates with Keaton's desperation . . .

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Billy Wonka

In Reply to: RE: I admired the bravura of Birdman, but it was claustrophobic and posted by tinear on January 16, 2015 at 08:19:27

for his play to be a success. Everything was done for a purpose and only the hospital scene was the only one shot outside the confines of the theater.

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Not physical claustrophobia, though that was present, but thematic airlessness. This isn't ham, it's the whole - tinear 11:12:55 01/17/15 (3)
hog.
- You need to find another hobby. * - Billy Wonka 18:13:48 01/17/15 (2)
  .,
  - that forum died... nt - late 04:36:19 01/19/15 (1)
    ...
    - Hey, glad to see you haven't! OFF TOPIC: - tinear 08:19:47 01/19/15 (0)
      why don't you come over to "Central" once and awhile? A few bike threads would certainly be welcome, or an update on general Maine news...

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