Mattie Marr

Totally.

Yeah.

And they're like, well, it wasn't really the plan, but okay.

He's the biggest name in the movie.

Yeah.

I mean, it's, it's like, I fully believe that a star is born exists as a movie solely.

So that way, like Bradley, what's his face could like cosplay as a rock star.

Cause he like picked up guitar once.

Yeah.

And all her subsequent songs are just, are just variations of that song.

You know, everything is pretty much like, and it's all about that window, about that window.

No doors.

so um he's busy before she runs out he does ask her like we but like why did you like don't like don't you like what about your band don't you love being in a band and she's like well you can't be a rock star and a mom at the same time like wow uh i'm like well tell that to courtney courtney i literally saw linda perry with her kid

just depths of depression here um where yeah also like where is the resentment towards the child i feel i feel like everything about this movie is like she had a dream she's doing something amazing and spectacular and she had to give literally up everything for this daughter and now this daughter is going to literally force her to do the craziest thing in the world just because she wants to go to some stupid snowboard academy and she's like not even mad at the kid

and also it's setting up this implication that like whatever family business has to be saved at the end because it's always a family business she is going to step back into her rock star roots somehow and like tap into her own talent and fame and use her fans to come in and save some sort of business and again spoiler alert that never happens that she sings like you know a Christmas song at the end and that like has nothing to do with moving the story forward or backwards

Fucking run, run Rudolph.

Run Run Rudolph, which is like the only people who like those Run Run Rudolph are like boomers who are wearing 65.

No one likes Run Run Rudolph.

I'm sorry.

I totally agree.