Bohemian Rhapsody : for the fans, not for the critics apparently.

Rating: 9/10 (3 November 2018)

Queen is undoubtedly one of the best rock band in history and to comment on a movie about her fame is something really complicated. The critics have been divided, half loves her and the other half hates her and I understand both sides, the movie If it has a lot of potential but if it is poorly developed, the film may fail, even though the film is credited to Bryan Singer. His departure is clearly noticeable, although his departure was a few weeks after finishing the filming. being edited maybe it affects the final production, it has great problems of chronology and that tend to lose meaning in some things, although on the other hand to lighten the issues of Mercury's personal life to see them softer than they were. quite, despite its failures, however as a fan I love every second of the movie despite its mistakes that for a radical fan can be unforgivable in the end you ignore them, because you come to see Queen and you have them, each one of the actors and their interpretations are exalted, Rami Malek is Freddie Mercury of that you have no doubt, his expressions, his movements, the voice when speaking, also Marc Martel does a very good job in equalizing his voice to the sing and that's to applaud, Ben Hardy is Roger Taylor, Joseph Mazzello is John Deacon and Gwilym Lee is undoubtedly Bryan May, Lucy Boynton also does an amazing job being Mary Austin, it shows that in the music work they are sitting very Bryan May and Roger Taylor because certainly something that knows this biographical film is make you want to sing especially in the best concert of all time Live Aid of 1985 makes you go into the scene, in conclusion Bohemian Rhapsody is perhaps not the great biographical film that everyone wanted but if a love letter for all the fans of Queen, if you're looking morbidly see the stories told about your personal life better not bother to see it that you will not find here, what has the formation the band and the motivations that kept them as a family and not just as a band.