Bohemian Rhapsody

2018年 • 134 分鐘

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A chronicle of the years leading up to Queen's appearance at the Live Aid concert in 1985.

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This movie was my favourite of 2018. Unfortunately I was never around to see Freddie and despite only learning of them 10-ish years ago, I have loved their music ever since. Little did I know just how much of their music I knew (yet I never realised it was theirs). I laughed and cried during the whole movie as did most in the cinema, I think this comes with the full 25 minute Live Aid 1985 concert whereas it was only a short 10-ish minutes in the cinema. Rami (Freddie), Lucy (Mary), Gwilym (who I am convinced is really Brian May travelling back in time), Ben (Roger) and Joseph (John) all play their roles fabulously. Many complain of the timeline and for instance, the fact that Freddie tells the boys before Live Aid he has AIDS. They only have two hours and need to fit what Freddie has accomplished in this movie. They started with what they ended with and it was done so well I can't forget it. So whilst you will see complains such as these, ignore them. If you are a Queen fan or want to do your research of Queen or Freddie's story, you will see how the real timeline really was. 10.10 - watch, cry, laugh and sing.

Honestly, this movie is so amazing and I love it so much. After watching the movie, it made me regret not paying any attention to Queen. I also regret not going to the cinemas to watch it, since I was reluctant at first. I can't emphasise how much I love this movie, even though a few things were inaccurate and not everything was perfect. But it doesn't matter, because the acting was flawless, and the characters were portrayed so well by the actors. Massive thumbs up to Bohemian Rhapsody 💜💛💜💛

Has pacing issues. There are a few differences to how his illness is shown in documentaries and the music segments could have been longer. However the insane acting in this film is by far some of the best I've seen. And I have seen a lot of films. Rami is a clone of Freddie, perfecting his accent and manerisms to a T. Camera work is also amazing. CGI towards the end is noticeable but the recreation of Live Aid is breath taking. An amazing film.