Thirty years after its initial release, the third version of "A Star Is Born" finally comes to DVD in a package that should please the most devoted fans of Barbra Streisand
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of how to make a film that is both entertaining and entertaining. The film's plot is simple: a young woman (played by a terrific actress) is kidnapped by the evil Dr Who and taken to the hospital. She is then taken back by Dr. Who's evil assistant, Dr John Hurt, who is also a doctor. Hurt is the only doctor who can save her from the Dr's clutches. However, Hurt's assistant is not the best at saving her, and he has to deal with the fact that Hurt has a wife and two children. He is forced to take care of the children, but he is unable to do so because of his wife's illness. When Hurt finally arrives at the doctor's office, he finds that he cannot save the woman. This is where the film really shines. It is very well done, with great performances by all the actors, including Streissand, Streit, & Hurt. I highly recommend this film to anyone who enjoys Barbrah Streise and her work. If this is your first time seeing this, I strongly recommend it. You will be amazed at how well this movie is done. Highly recommended. <p><b><a href="http://
. The film is a great example of the great work of director Robert Altman, who has made great films like "The Exorcist" and "Citizen Kane." The story is told in the first half of this film, and the film's climax is the best part of it. It's a perfect example, as the story unfolds, with the characters and their relationships developing and developing. This is one of Altmann's best films, but it's also one that is not perfect. I loved the ending, which was a little too abrupt, because it was so abrupt. But it is also a very good ending.