Sad but Good

Rating: 8/10 (2 November 2018)

Yet another tragedy about a brilliant musician who succumbed to dark influences and circumstances. It is true that a bright light will attract all manners of creatures, and Freddy Mercury was no exception. Despite being influenced by a really bad person in his life, it is great to see that he finally "broke free" and made amends later on like a true champion.
This film took the audience through the ups and downs of an iconic band that changed the music landscape for several decades. It highlighted some of the key events in their lives but left this viewer wanting more. I suppose if it covered them in detail this film would have been much much longer.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this and was pleasantly surprised by many facts that were revealed throughout the movie. The coverage of the songs and concerts was superb and I found myself singing along with all of them.
Although I am not a fan of this type of lifestyle, I did appreciate and like this rockumentary, I If you are a Queen fan or even a fan of music, I highly recommend watching this. I think it will give you a deeper appreciation of their songs and the people behind the music.