To be honest, after watching this play, I found out that this is the first time in Bradley Cooper's life that he wrote, directed, and acted in a movie. It may not be out of the influence of "Bosilia Rhapsody". The realism of the film is remarkable. It mainly tells the tragic story of the embarrassed Ally who met the singer Jack in a bar, and the two became bosom friends. Perhaps the biggest surprise in this show is Lady Gaga's wonderful performance. She is like a familiar stranger, (because when I was a child, someone said that my mother looked like her), and I have heard a few of her works, but I really don't know much about her. The countless wonderful singing in the play is a singer, but the song for Jack sung all the way at the end of the play is an infinite power that an actor can convey to the audience only after he has put in his deep feelings. So that people believe that it is indeed written to her husband by a wife who loves her husband deeply and is distressed. The film was dubbed from the very beginning, and it was the noisy stage audience vocals. The camera also gives people a sense of dizziness, and it is only after entering the car that it is finally quiet. Of course, Jack has been drinking and taking medicine since then, which is a foreshadowing. And the previous shot not only shows Jack's current identity, but also proves that the star is not easy. Jack and Ellie's love, Jack must have felt it first, and he could see it from the tears he saw Ellie's performance. Such a dazzling singer who was so dazzling just now was actually afraid to refuse at first when he was matched to meet the heroine. Even in this small detail, you can also see the subtle feelings of the male protagonist. The eyes of the two looking at each other also warmed up in the singing again and again. Maybe you can also find one in your impression of this movie, the eyes of the two looking at each other. Sure enough, when you close your mouth, love will come out from your eyes, and if you close your eyes, it will come out from the singing. It's not easy to record the songs in this movie live, thanks to Lady Gaga. The songs in the movie contributed music to the collection list again. They were poked in the soul by "Always remember us this way", amazed by "shallow", and infected by "i'ill never love again"... The opening music played again at the end, It was so hard to end the movie and replay Shallow. For flesh-and-blood characters, please refer to "A Star Is Born", and for lively music, please refer to "A Star Is Born". I can't tell if it was the music that infected me, or the film that made the music.
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