Jack (Bradley Cooper), a famous musician and performer. One night after finishing one of his gigs, he demands his driver takes him to a bar where he continues to get drunk and enjoy the evening. Here he finds a young female singer named Ally (Lady Gaga) who impresses him with her performance. Jack decides to help the young female singer to find fame. From this moment on, our two leads will deal with multiple challenges. Jack is a man who is dealing with alcoholism, and on the flip side, Ally will soon discover what life is like in fame spotlight. No matter the challenges, the two seem to have so much in common, particularly when it comes to the romance they share for one another. This film is a remake for those who are not aware, making this the fourth time A Star Is Born has been made for the big screen. To put it down simply, A Star is Born brilliant, powerful, dramatic and yet incredible touching. Overall, A Star Is Born a film that hits many chords, including outstanding acting performances, musical numbers and jaw-dropping dramatic (and rather tense) moments on screen. The less you know about the movie in advance, the better. Sure, some of the film’s themes can be hard-hitting, but rest assured there is nothing to regret here. This review has been written for Sanity* For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com