Rami Malek won the Oscar! Why it is another 10/10 on my list:

Rating: 10/10 (26 February 2019)

I start with a part of my own story of life: I am an East German born, we had restrictions to travel to the west and to the western culture. But we were able to listen to the West German radio stations and to watch West German TV. It was an open secret. Even the fckg Stasi couldn't do anything against that. So "Bohemian Rapsody" was released when I was seven years old. I think the first Queen song I was aware sung by a band called Queen was "We will rock you". I was nine years old.
But smashs like "Another one bites the dust" or "Under Pressure" didn't find many sellers in (West-) Germany.
And then end of 1983 "Radio Ga Ga " came into my life. Wow! What a song! Queen used fat synthesizers that I already loved because bands like OMD, Depeche Mode or Yaz(oo). So I was 16 at the time "The Works"-Album was released, with hits like "Radio Ga Ga", my Queen favourite of all time "I want to break free" or "Hammer to fall". Every playlist in every club, at every party contained Queen for sure. In the 80's you couldn't go anywhere without listening Queen songs, even in East Germany.
In 1986 Highlander OST followed including classics as "A Kind of Magic" or "Who wants to live forever". Then in 1989 Queen released "The Miracle"-Album and smash hits as "I want it all", "Breakthru" and "The Invisible Man".
Less than a half year after its release the infamous, damned fckg Berlin wall fell. And a 22-year-old boy (who dreamed about and demonstrated for that in late '89) suddenly was free to travel and to do anything he wants. Me.
One of the first CDs I bought after was "Greatest Hits I", so I learned to know "Under Pressure" and others.
So we come to my words about this brilliant movie. Rami Malek's performance is outstanding, awesome, breathless, whatever in this direction. I already loved him in the "Mr. Robot" series. On Sunday, two days ago, he won an Oscar for his Freddie Mercury acting in "Bohemian Rhapsody". Enough said. Great!
So often you think of the real Freddie automatically. Rami here IS Freddie!
And all the band members were great in their acting and they looked like the originals! And all the support actors did a great job too! Perfect. PERFECT!
My last three 10/10 ratings were How to train a Dragon? (2010), One Life (Animal documentary) (2011) and Ted (2012).
Until this film. I have to give it 10 out of 10. No fills, not a single boring second, a perfect biopic.
Thank you for reading this :)
And PS: I tried my best in English.