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RE: A Star is Born...

Posted by mtrot on November 8, 2018 at 20:36:03:
I thought it was fantastic. When Ally finally got up the courage to sing on stage the first time, she started out softly, but then when she exploded into her upper register as her story came out in her lyrics, it brought tears to my eyes. Yes, yes, I cry in movies. I think the emotional response people have to this film may have some relation to the quality of the theater's sound system. I thought the sound score and vocal recording was superb and should win an Oscar.