Film Liquet on Bohemian Rhapsody

Rating: 8/10 (7 November 2018)

Bohemian Rhapsody, the name speaks for itself. You already know about what and who it'll be. The film is not a documentary, it is a tribute to Queen and their music, an entertaining story of one of the world's most iconic bands, featuring set of events leading to a legendary Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium in London and it does its job perfectly.
Despite the fact, that the film looks like a yet another generic music band movie, it can completely stand on its own because it is a Queen band movie. Being made under original cast members(Brian May and Roger Taylor) supervision it shows us a glimpse of their relationship in the group and with Freddie himself, being portrayed by Rami Malek. He is one of the main reasons why the movie works, he is the perfect cast for the role. Even Brian May pointed out that the cast for everybody in the movie couldn't be more perfect. An outstanding performance by Rami portrayed not only an extraordinary persona Freddie showed on stage, but also showed how much alive and vulnerable he was in real life.
The cast, the performance, the costumes, the music, it has all of it. There is nothing more a Queen fan can ask for. Even if you are not fan, you will still enjoy the film and feel all the energy put into it. Dealing with life issues and struggling with showing the world who you really are was a big part of Freddies life and when the film shows it, you really start believing that if he made it, you can do it too.