Bohemian Rhapsody is a triumphant of Queen and Freddie Mercury rise to fame.

Rating: 10/10 (4 November 2018)

Bohemian Rhapsody (5 out of 5 stars).
Bohemian Rhapsody is a pure triumphant of a biographical film about the lead singer Freddie Mercury and some brief events of his life and the british rock band Queen. If you love Queen or never heard of them, you may enjoy the film. The film moves at a fast pace and it never had a dull moment or a scene that was prolonged with unnecessary dialogue. It may not be detailed or went into extended focus on Freddie's life.
The plot follows Freddie (Rami Malek) showing his earlier years when he was a baggage handler at the airport. When he met a local band that lost their lead singer. They recruit him to sing for them and got a few hits with a couple of songs. Years go by, they get albums made and go on tours. Freddie's marriage with Mary (Lucy Boynton) is struggling cause of his sexuality is interested in man. The film also focuses on the rocky relationship with Freddie and the rest of the Queen band. And towards their regroup to sing for the Live Aid in 1985.
The film may not gather every detailed historical event of Freddie's life. It briefly showed when he was working at the airport, meeting Brian May, Roger Taylor, and John Deacon. Then, years go by and they are meeting managers and recording albums. Their experimental rock band was hitting the ground. So much that one of the managers played by Mike Myers rejected their offer of a six minute song of Bohemian Rhapsody that no one will know who Queen is. Love Mike Myer's portrayal as the character which he is nearly unrecognizable. The film also goes over briefly of Freddie's failed marriage cause he was sexually attracted to men. When he falls for Paul, one of his managers. Which he was manipulating most of Freddie's choices.
The film does pack a punch with emotions that you feel for Freddie and his band. As Freddie tells his band that they are all legends. The moment you see him becoming sick with an illness. It was getting emotional to see him trying to get his band back together for the Live Aid concert. Every song that was playing in the movie from Queen was just pure awesome. It was loud, it was fun, and the story packed a punch of emotions with Freddie and his band. A scene with Freddie visiting his parents with his partner was also an emotional touch as he and his disapproving father hugged it out.
Rami Malek was perfect as Freddie Mercury. Lucy Boynton was great as Mary. Gwilym Lee, Ben Hardy, and Joseph Mazzello playing the band members were all great.
Overall, Boehmian Rhapsody is a great biographical film. The film pays great homage to Queen. Freddie Mercury's story of his growth to Fame and the powerful moment during the Live Aid concert was just pure spectacular. I loved every minute of the film.