sweet, simple, deep

Rating: 7/10 (8 November 2018)

Something simple and sweet, and very smart choosing such a storyline that touches almost everybody's dream. Finding someone out of nowhere to believe in you more than you believe in yourself and all you ever wanted just happen like a dream. And within that storyline there were cases that have been overviewed differently, went into different direction than expected or than like any other modern movie.
Commitment, when literally most of movies, books, TV shows, songs ... has become about breaking up relationships not only partners even family from the very first thing that happen or from just nothing. That " i wanna be free find myself " circle. I love how they presented love in such a real way where you cant see each other's flaws and you support each other .. love stories are just about perfection and fantasies but in real life love is a commitment and it needs more than emotions and attraction to last.
I have always wondered why in talent shows, a person would audition with this big song and steals everyone's heart with his/her voice and personality and everything .. and months later, another hit song come and catches your ears and you listen to repeatedly for until another catchy song sticks in your head and your are like ya here is another pop star i wonder how long they will last before all that Hollywood drama gets them ... like where is that real original person/soul i heard in that talent show audition ? this movie has showed how cruel this music industry world is, how they shaped Ally not her outlook only but even her music .. the difference or the deep distance between a real song like Shallow and the other catchy hit song " why did you do that " is exactly what music industry does to all those talented souls.
When Ally told Jack "its not your fault, its a disease" after he embarrassed her in the most important moment of her life in front of the whole world. if it happens in real life nobody in million years will forget that, think about the media, the public... oh my God it will kill them. watching that scene I just thought ya this is it like i was waiting for the moment that will break them..
Alcoholism and addiction being addressed as diseases not just problems has a meaning. like any other mental or physical disease that affect human behaviour and living with a sick person is just .. requires a lot of patience. And she didn't do that out of gratefulness or blinding love she actually understood he's sick.
its the little things that made this movie real and touching.
Leaving the movie i felt like .. you know when there is thing that is almost perfect but this " almost " part annoys you because .. you don't know, there were just too good to be true but they weren't or was that to made a certain point in life. These movies that strip certain characters, show you all their colours not only black and white, not only what you watch in an interview or read in tabloids you see the real person not the person that media shaped are just .. they change you.
out of ten I might give it a seven, because of that annoying "almost perfect" part. but what's pretty about it after reading many reviews in different platforms the "almost" thing was completely different every time I read a review unlike many other movies where the flaws are too obvious.