Biopic that was worth while

Rating: 8/10 (1 November 2018)

This film is created for Queen fans and one decade of waiting is finally over. I am amazed because this film has achieved one of its most important goals, that is to make you feel like you are on Live at the Wembley concert. The direction of the film sometimes has problems and time-line issues, non the less it captures the basic story of Queen's history. It makes up some stories and characters a something that I didn't like but everything was wrapped nicely in the end.
Rami Malek did an amazing portraying Freddie and he is the soul character that makes this film go forward. I expected more stuff about other Queen members but weakest of the bunch was definitely John Deacon.
He had so little to do that sometimes to me he felt like an background character.
That is something that I would change, but I guess that story had to be wrapped in around two hours so it is forgiven.
Overall it is great film but sadly not perfect as I wanted it to be. Queen, as a band they were always together and seeing that their story interpreted a bit different makes me feel unsatisfied kinda. But at the end of the film my hearth was beating fast and I was happy that I was able to see the film, recreation of some key moments is amazing like an Live Aid concert. Bottom line it is great but not perfect biopic. When I think about it, it really doesn't have to be! We all(fans) have our interpretation and when fans are satisfied that is most important thing. Bottom line I love the film and it will probably become even better over time.
Pluses:
+ Makes you feel like you are on the Queen concert
+ Recreates some key story elements very well
+ Rami Malek as Freddie
+ Sound design is very good
+ Character development
+ Every chapter of the film is distinctive by design(70s,80s etc...).
Minuses:

Time-line inaccuracy
Liberations in storytelling