Ally's rise, however, is more interesting than her success. As the long follows the lines laid down by its predecessors, a Star Birth is lost in intensity. There is a lot of effort to distance Gaga from her character, but when the narrative turns her into a pop diva, the fictional version becomes a parody of the singer. If in the first and second acts the star of Ally shines, in the third it becomes questionable. Her choices do not seem to be her own, even when she says they are. On the other side, Jackson's decadence makes her even more oblivious to what happens around her. The new Star Birth could have been upgraded beyond the inclusion of cell phones and social networks, making the title Star less reactive. Still, Cooper's ability to create on-screen affective bonds with his characters and music makes the film more than a remake. What you have to say is worth hearing.
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Ally's rise, however, is more interesting than her success. As the long follows the lines laid down by its predecessors, a Star Birth is lost in intensity. There is a lot of effort to distance Gaga from her character, but when the narrative turns her into a pop diva, the fictional version becomes a parody of the singer. If in the first and second acts the star of Ally shines, in the third it becomes questionable. Her choices do not seem to be her own, even when she says they are. On the other side, Jackson's decadence makes her even more oblivious to what happens around her.
The new Star Birth could have been upgraded beyond the inclusion of cell phones and social networks, making the title Star less reactive. Still, Cooper's ability to create on-screen affective bonds with his characters and music makes the film more than a remake. What you have to say is worth hearing.