Between Night and Day

Rating: 10/10 (4 November 2018)

I was born in 1976. That year "Bohemian Rhapsody" was the number one hit. And the next album "A Day at the Races" was coming out following "A Night at the Opera". These albums have been around literally my entire life. Of course, I got aware of Queen later - in 1984, when I was 8, with "Radio Ga Ga" and "I Want to Break Free".
I remember the day when Freddie died. I was 15 then. I was in a hurry for school, under the shower in the morning when I heard it on the radio. I was shocked! Now 27 years later... compared to the 18 years of active life of the band with Freddie, I realise what a tremendous loss Freddie's death brought to music. I can only imagine what could have Freddie and Queen come up with for these 27 years more...
An extraordinary band - well-educated people, very smart and intelligent, extremely talented in music - this is the movie they deserved to be made. A great movie about a great world class superstar band - a movie that will last in time exactly as the band did. (I hope it wins a few Oscars).
I have all Queen albums, I've seen them live on a concert (post-Freddie unfortunately), I've seen the musical "We Will Rock You" twice - the first time Brian May showed up... and I hope this movie inspires Roger Taylor and Brian May to write one more album! Please, guys, do it. And even if the movie changes John Deacon's mind and brings him back to the band - it would be one last great tribute to the legacy of Queen and Freddie Mercury.
The wonderful thing is - so much greatness is left out of the movie... I understand that. Queen are bigger than a movie, they are larger than life.
Thank you, boys, for the Show, that's been around my entire life! And I'm sure It will go on forever!