Good reflection of one of British-pop's greatest icons.

Rating: 8/10 (5 November 2018)

This is a good take on Freddie Mercury's life as the leading man of Queen. It's a good bio-pic that's accompanied by some truly classic songs that millions of people have come to know and love deep in their soul. This movie has had it fair share of problems relating to Bryan Singer's coming-and-going from the project and the whole dilemma of trying to preserve Freddie's legacy as one of rock's greatest icons that ever lived to bless the world with such talent. This film is a showcase of Queen's legacy as a band and Freddie's one as one of pop's pioneering LGBT musicians.
This film is like 'The Greatest Showman' in that it serves to be a modern reminder that cinema can be all about self-contained entertainment that honors history and shows how the past parallels with the present in many respects; and I prefer Bohemian Rhapsody to 'Showman' personally. This is about one of my favourite bands of all time and the film's more a character study into how Freddie's flamboyant nature changed the lives of Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon.
Bohemian Rhapsody is a rock-solid film that deserves to be seen at the movies; by any and all ardent Queen fans out there.