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	Comments on: Bradley Cooper To Direct &#8216;A Star Is Born,&#8217; Beyoncé Eyed For Lead Role	</title>
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		By: Jake		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[John Carney\&#039;s Begin Again was already a successful riff on the same setup without being a cash-in on the original IP.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>John Carney\&#8217;s Begin Again was already a successful riff on the same setup without being a cash-in on the original IP.</p>
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		By: LA2000		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Eastwood is right. This is just a poster (and soundtrack) looking for a movie and it sounds like a disaster. The entire cultural perspective on fame and celebrity has transformed since the last attempt. It is now viewed as a temporary state accessible to just about anyone. The idea that you can\&#039;t maintain that state because the person on your arm isn\&#039;t famous enough or because they are an alcoholic train wreck is laughable. These days, tabloids and Twitter feed on that kind of drama and it only makes you more famous! Ask Kim Kardashian.

Given that, the only possible way you could move forward with that core conflict would be to wrap it in something forbidden - but in this day and age of Ellen, Neil Patrick Harris, and marriage equality, its nearly impossible to think of something forbidden enough to drive the conflict. They could make it a bi-racial celebrity romance...set in the 50\&#039;s perhaps. But that same story updated to 2016 is just going to get a yawn.

Warner Bros should dump this and move those same elements over to a remake of &#034;The Bodyguard&#034;, which makes far more sense and has far more potential as a culturally relevant property.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Eastwood is right. This is just a poster (and soundtrack) looking for a movie and it sounds like a disaster. The entire cultural perspective on fame and celebrity has transformed since the last attempt. It is now viewed as a temporary state accessible to just about anyone. The idea that you can\&#8217;t maintain that state because the person on your arm isn\&#8217;t famous enough or because they are an alcoholic train wreck is laughable. These days, tabloids and Twitter feed on that kind of drama and it only makes you more famous! Ask Kim Kardashian.</p>
<p>Given that, the only possible way you could move forward with that core conflict would be to wrap it in something forbidden &#8211; but in this day and age of Ellen, Neil Patrick Harris, and marriage equality, its nearly impossible to think of something forbidden enough to drive the conflict. They could make it a bi-racial celebrity romance&#8230;set in the 50\&#8217;s perhaps. But that same story updated to 2016 is just going to get a yawn.</p>
<p>Warner Bros should dump this and move those same elements over to a remake of &quot;The Bodyguard&quot;, which makes far more sense and has far more potential as a culturally relevant property.</p>
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