Bradley Cooper’s latest movie, Maestro, is not doing as well as A Star Is Born. Cooper wrote and directed Maestro, which walks through the life of the legendary composer Leonard Bernstein. It was his second movie as a director, after A Star Is Born, which is a tragic love story about two musicians falling in and out of love as they climb their way to wealth and fame. Before that, Cooper largely worked as an award-winning actor and producer.
Cooper’s performance in Maestro has earned accolades, but it pales in comparison to the praise for his directorial debut. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes has nothing but praise for A Star Is Born. It has a Tomatometer score of 90 percent and an audience score of 80 percent. At the time of writing, Maestro earned a Tomatometer score of 79 percent and an audience score of 76 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. It is a positive result, but it’s nothing compared to A Star Is Born.
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