 If you are looking for what movie to go and see, you HAVE to see A Star Is Born! It was honestly the best film (featuring Lady Gaga aka Stephanie) in my opinion, that I’ve seen all year, the soundtrack is beautiful and you will have it on repeat constantly. I can’t stop listening to it.
The film is a 15 rated movie, and talks a bit about how Lady Gaga was rejected into the music industry at first due to the way she looked. Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga (Alley) meet and fall in love whilst singing together. It also touches subjects of alcoholism and substance abuse along with mental health which makes the film more socially realistic. Bradley Cooper saw Lady Gaga performing her song ‘La vie en Rose’ live and decided to try and sing with her and ended up developing a chemistry that allowed them to create a film that is now nominated for 4 Oscars. It will make you cry for sure but also laugh and smile. Go and see it now! This is the story of Tracy Beaker. Tracy is ten years old and lives in a children's home, which all the children call "the dumping ground".
Tracy is always in trouble – sometimes it is her fault, but sometimes it is just because things go wrong for her! Justine, Tracy's worst enemy in the children's home, has stolen her best friend, Louise, and now Tracy spends a lot of her time arguing with Justine. Poor Tracy! She also hates Weedy Peter. They have the same birthday, so she always has to share her birthday cake with him, which makes her feel really fed up on the one day she should feel really happy! Tracy likes to think that her real mum is very rich and famous. She misses her and every day she hopes her mum will come and collect her from the children's home. In the meantime, Tracy's waiting patiently for a foster family. She has had two unfortunate ones already, but neither of them worked out. There is a lady called Cam who comes to see Tracy and they go to the park or to Cam's house, but Tracy doesn't know whether Cam will ever foster her... "The story of Tracy Beaker" is a great book. I really enjoyed it because it is funny and sad at the same time. You also feel how it is like living in a children's home. This book is a must read and I truly recommend it. |
