Bohemian Rhapsody & Sultans of Swing

[Eddie Fox]

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I saw it too and had a good time in the theater. The director Bryan Singer is mostly known for his X-Men movies so I knew it was gonna be fun and lighthearted. They did change quite a few things, most noticieably Freddie telling the band about his health issues prior to Live Aid and the breakup drama which didn't happen at all, it was just a frendly break. The actor who plays Freddie simply nailed it, it's scary. The very only thing that bothered me was the guys who play Brian and Roger 'playing' their instruments, they could've done that a lot better. The bassist was ok though.

[ybot]

I believe, DS was going up from 1983 o 1991, on july 13th Mark played at Live Aid in Wembley stadium at 6pm and crooss the street to play at Wembley arena at night.
Queen was not at its best by 1985 and highrocketed from Live Aid to 1989
Alhough DS played MFN ans SOS in a  full energitic way and were great, they were not DS best 2 versions
Queen was the queen of Live Aid, I was 17 by that year

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[PensaGhost]

[quizzaciously]

Watched it yesterday. Still not a single word on Marc Martel singing in a 1-hour documentary. How strange...