Oh sure, Cooper pulled out as many pity points that he possibly could by including his loyal dog pining for our over the hill rock star. Vanity (Cooper) even gives himself several minutes of solo face time singing as a past-his-prime-time weary weathered alcoholic singing star. Heck, Bradley Cooper even went as far as having a Sam Elliott voice over by copying Elliott's gravelly voice and Mr. Maybe women love Bradley Cooper so this is his vanity project in which he is credited as the writer, director, and star. In case some people don't realize it, this film has been over cooked since the 1930's.
I am more than just a bit surprised how many of the IMDB reviews just glow about this remake, of another remake, of another remake of yet still another remake.
Reviewed by Ed-Shullivan 4 / 10 A Star is BORED
