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Over the weekend, I saw the movie A Star Is Born. This was Bradley Cooper's directorial debut. I was very impressed with what I saw. Not only was Lady Gaga's performances breathtaking, but some of the ending scenes (no spoilers) were very resonating without being too obvious. When talking about the movie with Jess Harmon, she did point out a flaw that I found interesting. She said (and I agree) the there was somewhat of a lack of chemistry between Bradley Cooper's character and Lady Gaga's charter that made it difficult to really connect with the emotions they were feeling. Despite this, I still really enjoyed the movie. I predict this will be a big Oscar contender.

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