Predictable, clichÃ© storyline, Bradley Cooper has to mumble his way through the movie

Rating: 3/10 (18 August 2019)

The movie starts out with Bradley Cooper being some kind of superstar playing on the big stage. After the show he goes to a drag bar, where he meets Lady Gaga. For about 15 mins they share an evening in a bar and gas station and make it seem like they have some kind of strong bond which seems highly unbelievable.
After this night Bradley gives her 5 mins on the big stage, which made her a star. 5 minutes later into the movie they go from being a happy couple to Lady Gaga being the most popular artist and Bradley being some kind of drunken mess she has to take care for 24/7.
From this point on (about 30 mins into the movie), you have to go through 90 minutes of Bradley Cooper being drunk and given no dialogue at all. This must have been the longest 90 minutes i have ever had to sit out. The last part was predictable, but played out unsatisfying.
Bradley had to perform on stage with Lady Gaga, I'm not sure why he wasn't escorted like they were in the rest of the movie. He was supposed to drive to the stage by himself but wasn't able to because he was drunk. Feeling like a liability, he decides to hang himself. Lady Gaga finds sings the last heartbreaking song, they show a few throwbacks of Bradley singing this song for her and that's it.
A few things I did like in the movie: Lady Gaga actually used to come from a modest family, her family had Italian roots, it's all in the movie. For me, this did make me believe her story more. The film also touches the subject of 'being yourself or being something the big audience wants you to be'. This wrote in Lady Gaga perfectly.
Bradley Cooper had nothing to play with, but nothing felt staged when he acted drunk. It's something.
TLDR: Slow-paced, predictable movie. Highly recommend if you're a Lady Gaga fan. Wouldn't watch it if you're here for a good storyline or dialogue.