Top 10 Best Moments from A Star Is Born 

I’m obsessed with this movie also. I cry every time I watch the clips. It reached into my heart and soul.

Me too

Me too!

Same

Omg I’ve seen this movie 3x, play the soundtrack in my car on blast! I’ve loved like this and lost that love, the same way! It’s like my life on film! Brad and Lady Gaga’s undeniable passion is amazing! Gotta be up in my top 3 movies! Please go on tour together❤️🙏

Sadly its all so political now and not about real content and acting. They both deserve an oscar.

Yes, this is indisputably true. I have seen it three times at the theatre and would have gone more had it not been cycled out for new movies. I will buy it for my home library. This movie touched me profoundly. My brother was not as "hard core" as Jackson but was similarly plagued and died prematurely after years of struggle. It was rough. He was too kindhearted for this hardhearted world. My son tried valiantly to 'make his way' through life saddled with trauma, illness, many tragic losses and deep depression. Not long ago, he exited this Earth via suicide. They say it is not our fault but we cannot help but blame ourselves. Depression is horrible. Suicide is horrible. Never blame. Please never judge lest you be judged as well, for we know not what a man or woman suffers inside. Life after suicide, for loved ones, is like stumbling daily through wreckage in a haze of pain and tears. That said... Bradley Cooper has struck a chord here and this lovely rich chord has resonated around the world. I don't know why Cooper is not suitably recognized for his many talents and now the trifecta of starring in, writing and directing this massively successful movie. He has proven his chops in SLP, Hangover, Broadway's Elephant Man and the rest. Now he has transformed himself as Jackson, singing and 'being' a pill dependent, emotionally traumatized alcoholic. We FELT his feelings, his struggle, his pain. His superb directorial debut, manifested via an innate sense of the human condition, put the viewer smack in the hearts and minds of Jackson and Ally. His keen eye for cinematic effect put us right up there on stage with Jack; our heads spinning with sensations along w/ Jack and Ally. And he literally transformed himself into this gorgeous and gritty, seasoned rocker with a soft, gentle and wizened heart; a man who had his share of suffering. And therefore held empathy for all others sharing in their own journey through the countless lows and, if lucky, highs of living. He earned his Oscar with Silver Linings Playbook or a Tony with Elephant Man but Hollywood elite has held back on recognizing Bradley. This year not even nominating him in the Director category. What are we missing here? Yet George Clooney, Mat Damon, Leo DiCaprio get heaped massive praise. Do they pay tons more to their Publicity people? Oftentimes it IS a matter of advertising, PR, publicity and name recognition. Is that it? The power of money? I have listened to and viewed many many interviews with Bradley Cooper and believe him to be the real deal; a genuinely kind man. But also an incredibly intelligent man who has watched and learned about life; through growing up in a loving family, through Graduate School, Acting School and dedicated years of steady work experience. I hope he keeps the faith and doesn't let fickle insider-games and nasty business dim his passion and drive. He is one of the best men out there Good men need to be raised up. They need to be recognized so other men can see and learn by example what it is to be 'a cut above', to be exemplary, to be genuine, to be grounded and real. I know Bradley doesn't read reviews and has no chance of seeing any of the complimentary things so many have been saying about HIS wonderfully illustrated version of this fourth-time-told movie favorite. But we can still put these positive vibes out into the universe. For all words and thoughts born of pure love make their way into the everlasting stream of universal synchronicity. Therefore we shall rest easy knowing his spirit is safe, his heart is full, and his soul is nourished after this. There can be no other outcome for him.

Agreeeeed!!! He deserved so much more. This whole movie is his baby, Gaga - even though a crucial part of it - was just that: a part in a genius film bradley created

@@moodylicious I'm so sorry for your losses. Our family also has dealt with the same issues so i feel your pain. This movie struck a cord with me as well. When the version with streisand and kristofferson was released i was 17 so didnt really understand the impact of depression/alcoholism. Decades later,i do. Blessings to you and your family.

Bradley did a fantastic job! He should have definitely gotten many awards. Without a doubt, the best movie I've ever seen, so heartfelt and touching.

Each incarnation has gotten better and better. JUDY, BARBARA AND GAGA. I've seen them all and each one has a moment. From the earliest to now. Though, personally I didn't think anyone could surpass Kris and Barabara. Till I saw Bradley and Stephanie. Amazing how much grace and finesse they both bring to these characters who've been done and done and done. I cry every time.

How this didn't win Best picture is beyond me...they were robbed.

@@svengalilord Agreed. Green Book was never appealing to me until I read Virgo pulled an amazing performance. So I bit the bullet and saw it. Was not awed by it but was impressed with Virgo. Frankly, best male lead actor category was very competitive but the hype was all about Freddy M and BC in A Star is Born. Virgo was that good in it.

@GREGOR GRANT ELLIS I agree so much with your words about this....I think it's the love story we all want to have....

This movie is the best for the last 50 years forever 😎💋🌏All the athers are pinates 💋

ralfo tv I completely agree. 👍

Me too

Just curious . . . did you ever see the other versions before this one? I already had seen the Judy Garland version, so I knew the story . . . I often wonder what it's like for someone to watch it and not know the story. Did you know the ending and what happens to Jack?

Honestly I wish this movie had a different title. It's different enough than the other versions to not be called A Star Is Born, like how Fast and The Furious is Point Break.

@@LuvTadnDixie Watch The Reel Rejects review. It's one of my favorite reviews of this film. They went in completely blind

I agree. I'm sorry that I took a while to watch the movie because of it's previous permutations. I can watch it overe and over because it's a different movie.

You are so right!!! Everytime I watch the movie its like watching it for the first time! I cried so hard when she sung I'll Never Love Again! And to show Bradley singing his part at the end, made me cry even more!!! This is my all time favorite movie EVER!!!

She has an annoying voice

@@veronicasaint5811 Stop bringing everyone down.

@@veronicasaint5811 why are you so obsessed with her than? 😂 searching up related videos, looking through the comment section for comments about her...sounds like a fan to me. You probably also like your own comments

I went to her concert and she has a great voice!!

She's classically trained

YES That jerk was worried about the money he was going to lose out on the European trip.

106andie Yes, I hate him

It did not fit the ending, put I really wanted to see Ally belt the manager right in jaw.

ELWATCH01 I know, right!? Imagine if that was a deleted scene

Yes!! Gosh I hate his guts. I'm positive that talk pulled Jackson over the line to kill himself.

Lonell Fletcher, I so agree with every word so eloquently expressed.

Ace Edmonds it came out too late.

Me too

Ace Edmonds that was the labels original plan. But Shallow was a surprise hit.

@@ethandram It would've been awesome if they nominated both.

Ethan Ramsey that may have been their plan but it wouldn’t have been eligible. Surprise hit is irrelevant.

Bradley too. He's been nominated so many times but hasn't won once. He deserves this.

@@chloemurphy3670 he deserves best director for this movie

@@dannakelechi8573 yes!

Oh please. She is overrated to the point of delusion. But she probably will win because just about anyone can win an Oscar these days as long as they have enough Twitter and Instagram followers. 🤦🏼‍♀️...Cats do rule btw.

I think this movie shows the best of her. I didn’t care that much for her before but she’s the top now! But without Bradley’s direction on her and him I don’t know. They both deserve an Oscar. It’s hard to choose but hey? Bradley really pulled it off for them both. Give him what he really deserves!!! Oscar!

Bridget Midget, me too. It was so sad.

In the original version as well as the first remake he drowned himself in the ocean. In the second remake he doesn't kill himself but instead dies in a car accident while driving drunk.

This movie certainly struck a chord with everyone who saw it. The dog in front of the garage scene one of the most devastating things i've seen on film.

Anthony T yep

@@HorrorChick1498 yeah, sweet furry Charlie.

Get an education u stupid brainwashed idiot

Agreed it's up there with Titanic

The ending was so sad I thought about Chris Cornell.😢

There is not a suicidal scene..you just imagine it..don't be so exaggerated

I appreciate this you're a good egg

Looks like I'm the only one who liked your comment~~Reason being that I understand what you were trying to say where as others didn't get it~~Hope I am right~~

Ana Carla yea but the scene suggests that he commits suicide so this person is just warning people in case it does affect them so stop being so insensitive you might be ok but others aren’t

I always fast forward that part. It's not long, and we know what happens. I just can't handle seeing the setup before he does it, and then the quick glimpse of him hanging 😢😢 I'm getting nauseous just thinking of it 😞😞 but I understand what you're trying to say.

Well the professional critical people loved it so that’s all that matters.

this is a lie. Gaga fans making things up now. Just in time for Oscars too

cristian ochoa not it’s not a lie she has mentioned it in an interview and in the extras of the film there is a lot of people that posted that part of the extras on social media maybe stop assuming that people are Lying and educate yourself first

@@sn22278 its not a lie,its the truth. Google it

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, "We were supposed to shoot in, like, 30 minutes, and I left the set because her husband called me and I could hear her in the background and I just got in the car and drove. I missed her by 15 minutes and she died. I literally laid with her, with her husband, and their dog, and his son… When I came back, Bradley was so gentle with me and we got through it. I performed the song. He was like, 'You don’t have to do it again. It’s okay.' All I ever wanted to do was sing. I’ll never forget that day. It was really a special scene, and I’ll always remember that moment." Sonja Durham, who was Lady Gaga's long time managing director and very close friend. The song "Grigio Girls" is about Sonja, the music video for it shows her getting married.

Fides avow 😢it broke my heart when I heard this

I badly wanted to see that guy fired too. Badly.

That jerk is the one that made Jack go over the edge after he had been recovering. In real life, our words can be used either to build up or destroy someone. People suffering from mental illness or recovering from addiction are very vulnerable

@@rosymarramirez7256 your last two sentences should be plastered across the country on gigantic billboards with 9" letters. We all need to be always aware of how our words land. They can be lethal.

I wanted to see something where they actually acknowledge that the manager is the reason Jack killed himself. He hit him at his core because he truly loved Ally and completely manipulated a mentally ill person into thinking Ally was better without him when he very well could've recovered. While I know villainy wasn't necessarily a theme here, I wish someone had hit him for what he did, but then again, no one knew. No one knew other than Jackson that the conversation took place.

Yesss!!! I was so mad at him for saying that sh*t to Jackson!!! He'd probably still be alive and made it to Allay's concert. I wished so bad that Ally found out what that asshole manager said to Jackson!!!

Yes, best copy cat with a double chin

Cunty Jackpot Oldonna could never.

One of my fave moments. Jackson was in rehab and feeling so low, so contrite, so sorry for hurting himself and Ally and others. He looked ragged, He gently cried and my heart cried with him. I know that pain. Man, that entire movie was carried on Bradley's instincts, good judgment, right choices, perfect casting, preparation, dedication, passion and ability to juggle all those balls and then edit hours of footage into the meaningful beauty ASIB became.

well, speaking as a devoted Oscar player since Rain Man, I have four of the five slots for Supporting very well pinned with Ali, Chalamet, Driver, and Grant. but the wild card is down to a tale of two Sams. however, where Rockwell has one to his name (with the dust barely settling), I want to see Elliott's name mentioned last.

All three were nominated :)

why are you conservative

Agree, it was really dramatic and shivering

you mean scene 98?

Giovanni Carrillo yes

The fact that the bathtub scene was COMPLETELY improvised with no dialogue written at all. Give them both Oscars. NOW.

@@amenvodka3874 It was? OMG GIVE THEM AN OSCAR

Oh my goodness, the first time I saw it I was sobbing so much.. even now I can't watch it without the waterfalls on