Decent

Rating: Null/10 (16 June 2019)

Another ambitious movie about one of the most talented and colorful people of our time. This is a sad and complex look at the life of Elton, how he struggled to love and be himself. The music is on point and never have I enjoyed so much music every 10 or so minutes, after all whose music is it. The acting is top notch, Taron Egerton shows he's got acting chops and he's supported very well by Jamie Bell. Also love the inclusion of so many great hits from Elton that we all love.
We see Elton's tumultuous life come full circle when he emerges out of his meeting and embraces who he is. Some good additions could have been a Freddie cameo with Rami Malek reprising his role. This would have been a beautiful crossover. Or even George Michael and some Lion King. While was a well told and sad tale it could also have celebrated the music of such an icon. This may not be as good as Bohemian Rhapsody but it comes close.
8/10