The first thing I noticed about Bradley Cooper in A star has been born This was how the stage lights complemented the caramel reflections in her greasy hair. The second thing I noticed about Bradley Cooper in A star has been born it was the little gray spots on his beard, how they indicated that maybe he was getting a little too old for these country rock things, but these country rock things were all he had. The third thing I noticed about Bradley Cooper in A star has been born it was how deep his voice was, how it sounded like gravel and spices, and every delicious vice. But the fourth thing that I noticed about Bradley Cooper in A star has been born is that he said "damn" a lot. As a much, much.

Like the rocker Jackson Jackson, all the other prayers from Cooper's bearded mouth were "damn" this "or" damn "." Bobby (Sam Elliott) is his damn big brother. His dead father was his damned drinker friend. When he meets his lover of the muse and protects him for the first time, Ally (Lady Gaga), buys him a drink at a police bar, where one of his songs plays the loudspeaker. "I screwed up this song," he confesses. Ally is fucking talented, and she can really sing, like … fuck! He has a damn problem with drinking, what he does not want to talk about. And Ally was a fucking artist, until she became a pop star. (His judgment, not mine!) It's Jackson, damn Maine, and he does not lie without a damn alibi. The stars have never been born again; They're done!