Wow, the "professional" criticts just don't get it

Rating: 10/10 (5 November 2018)

At this moment in time, I feel like this movie changed my life. I know, that is a pretty intense statement, but that is exactly how I feel. I loved the movie from beginning to end.
I have read so many "professional" critic reviews and clearly, they do not "get" it. This is a movie that "rocked me". It is two hours long and it covers a man's life and a band's escalation to fame in a short amount of time. Two hours, clearly, doesn't cover every nuance in the man's or the band's life.
It is about the music guys. It is about how this amazing band became one of the greatest band's the world has ever experienced. Yes, we are given information about Freddie's ethnic history, his relationship with his forever lover Mary Austin, his relationship with Jim Hutton, and the, what appears to be despicable, gas-lighting he experienced from his professional supporter Paul Prenter. Perhaps the Paul Prenter story is true or not, but if the Queen members supported this movie, I assume they had some insight that the rest of us don't.
I thought Rami Malek did a wonderful job re-creating Freddie, and find it interesting that the "professional critics" are treating him just as poorly as Freddie was treated by the professional critics back in the day. I guess some things just don't change.
I am happy to be a Queen fan, and so glad I don't need the professional critics to inform me on if this movie is good or if Queen's music is good. Thankfully, I can feel it from my heart.
Perhaps some people (professional critics) are just too jealous or short sighted to understand what real people think.