The film exceeded my expectations. The first half was very burning, the song was good, and the live music performance was very explosive. For Ellie, success did come too easily, of course she had strength, but it was more smashed by chance. The drunken and drug-addicted husband's gaffe in the middle of the Emmy Award acceptance scene in front of everyone's eyes can be described as a shocking scandal, which is very unbearable, but the film is still presented positively. In reality, there are relatives and friends, on-site security, staff, etc. that will not let this accident happen. But it's good to put this scene on, so that the audience can also experience what a shocking scandal is, it's a mess, and most people don't have the opportunity to experience this painful experience of making a fool of yourself in public. The second half became a tragedy of metabolism, vulgar and unpleasant. This is often the case with films showing artists (artists, if you love, Mei Lanfang), the old people are helpless and the newcomers can't stop them. The experience of Vanity Fair under the stage lights may be more intense. Husband's suicide has both melancholy elements in nature and the meaning of sacrifice for love, but mainly because he cannot face his own scandal in front of the world. Therefore, it is normal for some stars in life to be shaken up and down in public and then disappear in a big way. It takes some super willpower to live well, including Ellie. If they are in true love, they are often knocked down by this series of blows, and Gaga's performance is also Very good, almost in stature, not ugly, and the drug rehab center has an awkward chat to see his skills.
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