CAN, ANYBODY!..... Tell me why so many critics slammed this?

Rating: 8/10 (13 March 2019)

Just watched this for the first time last night with many different viewpoints told to me going in, from and epic masterpiece to basic "no one to star" formula shlock. but after the long awaited viewing I must ask: Why all the hate. Granted there where some historical aspects of the film that it could have benefited from, such as Freddie's famous use of cursing to the crowds in concerts, and the fact the band never split up and reunited at the Live-AID Concert. The fact that history in some movies has somewhat artistic license behind it is okay but the fact the movie does this alot can add to a lot of frustrations to some viewer, a.k.a. critics. However, I don't understand the bashing of its historical inaccuracies when films such as The Social Network get praised beyond belief and has ton of events that never happened in real life. So note to critics, learn double standards. If there was anything truly negative to say about the movie is that at the beginning the Freddie meets the members and his future, "wife", does feel extremely rushed and not thought out well, however it is saved by AMAZING performances by the ensemble and Rami Malek (who is the scene stealer every second he's in). Overall it was a fair look into the life of arguably the world's greatest musical artist(s) of all time.
8/10.