An Amazing Tribute to one of the greatest Artists and Bands EVER.

Rating: 10/10 (5 November 2018)

Going into this movie, I was already a Queen fan. I had some reservations that the movie would focus too much on Freddie's sexuality and not enough on his creativity and musical genius. I was very pleased with the end result, as this movie was nothing short of perfect.
When I say it was perfect, keep in mind that some of the events were out of order. But, not so much as to de-emphasize the impact of his life/music on the story as a whole.
The casting of Rami Malek was dead-on! At some point, early in the movie, Rami and Freddie became one. Every mannerism, all the flamboyance and all the showmanship that Freddie was known for, was represented flawlessly. The rest of the casting was amazing, with the exception of Mike Meyers, and the film played out as I had hoped it would.
This was by far one of the 3 best biopics ever, Amadeus and The Doors being the other 2. This movie had everything you could want in it. Humor, Humility, Drama, Forgiveness, Sadness, Great Soundtrack (obviously) and Triumph. To watch this movie's re-creation of Live Aid, you could feel the power of the fans, feel the power of Freddie's stage presence and it felt like you were actually there.
If Rami Malek does not win the Oscar for Best Actor, it would be an absolute TRAVESTY.
Do yourself a favor. If you are considering whether or not to see this in the theater, GO.
If I could give this movie 100 Stars, I would!