A masterpiece equal to the brilliance of Queen

Rating: 10/10 (4 November 2018)

As a huge, die hard fan of Queen, I had the bar set extremely high for this movie. And not only it delivered but I felt dumbfounded by how magnificently the people behind it constructed it.
If you walk into the theatre expecting to see a perfectly accurate, almost historic movie about this band and its legendary frontman, walk out, shake your head and walk in again.
You can read trivia and more specific info about them somewhere else. This movie is the perfect depiction of what Queen was and especially Freddie, as artists. If he was alive, he would probably love it as it was everything Queen represented.
A story that doesn't focus on a certain aspect of Freddie's life but rather shows the journey of the band up to its most iconic and memorable moment.
Queen always strived to do their thing, in the purest way and deliver real entertainment to their audience and that is exactly what Bohemian Rhapsody did, without beating you with extremely personal details about Freddie's darkest moments or lifestyle or focusing on his illness to move you.
He himself, purposely kept his illness a secret up until the very last moment because he didn't want us to feel sympathy or focus on anything else rather than their art. He wanted to be a symbol of great entertainment which ultimately made him the legend he still is until this very day.
Apart from the entire cast being brilliant, we have to bow down before Rami Malek for one of the best portrayals of an actual human being we've ever seen till now.
Ultimately, this movie showed everything you need to know to capture Queen's essence and inevitably did what Queen wanted; entertain you.