<em>A Star Is Born</em> Will Take the Fall Movie Season by Storm
Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut, starring Lady Gaga, has drawn worthy raves at the Toronto International Film Festival and now seems like a major awards contender.
by David Sims
Sep 10, 2018
3 minutes
Prerelease hype often consumes a movie before it’s even out in theaters. Trailer speculation, plot rumors, and awards-season predictions all help fuel the film-journalism industry. But even by that yardstick, the groundswell of interest in , a rock musical starring Lady Gaga that’s also Bradley Cooper’s debut as a writer and director, has been fascinating to behold. It’s rare that Hollywood churns out an “event” picture that isn’t about superheroes or these days—it’s rarer still for such a movie to be a heavy, R-rated drama about alcoholism
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