A brilliant movie for fans of Queen and those uninitiated alike.

Rating: 8/10 (9 December 2018)

This movie was an absolute blast to watch in theatres and the tunes and scenes have been echoing in my mind ever since.
Rami Malek delivers an incredible performance, that will blow you away and make you feel like you are seeing into the mind of the real Freddie Mercury. Rami gives a stunningly expressive and unique performance that captures the audiences emotional attention quickly and even more expertly captures the wild artistic genius of Mercury, while also the pain of his personal challenges.
The set locations of this movie were amazing and many of them had me in awe. They are a beautiful backdrop to the story developing on screen.
The movie has fantastic energy, especially during the musical numbers, that matches that of Queen's hits and will have you stomping your feet along as you watch.
The casting as a whole seems very spot on. Particularly Brian May is memorably spot on.
The only moment this movie rubbed me weird was probably at the ending. The timing of the ending of the movie does work and fit the film, but it definitely caught me slightly off guard at that moment as I assumed the movie to have more narrative to follow, I think other viewers may find this as well. Despite this, narratively, it still was a good ending.
8.5/10