Saw this film the other day detailing Queens rise to Rock superstardom.

Lots of stuff about their early years and how they developed.

Not a great piece of cinema but the music it was great.

Reminded me how good they were in the early years.

My wife had to tell me a dozen times to stop singing and tapping my foot.

If I was reviewing the film based on acting and dialogue 5 /10

But on Sheer entertainment. 10/10

Loved it loved it
Loved it

Agreed took my good lady Saturday, both of us thoroughly enjoyed it.

I thought it was a fantastic film and was also a singer/foot tapper!!
Was chopping onions in that final 20 minutes too!

it's a good film. The music was fantastic. The Live Aid segment at the end is absolutely brilliant. I just wish it had been all 24 minutes of the performance. Hopefully that will make the DVD version of the film when it comes out.

They have been a little liberal with the truth, especially when it comes to missing out the Sun City concerts in 1984.

Enjoyed the film immensely, would actually go and watch it again if I had the time.

Loved it, loved it. Music great obviously. They all came across as decent guys in the film.

Freddys irish boyfriend/ manager didnt. I'm surprised they were able to portray him as they did, I can only assume he's no longer with us.

Died 1991

I would go and watch it again and then watch it when it was on the tv

I was only a kid when live aid was on but i remember watching it all day and thinking this is boring as hell and then Queen came on......

I always regretted not watching queen when Freddie was alive, luckily I went to see them at Leeds first direct with Adam taking his place, Freddie did make a appearance on one song via a video on the screen and it was brilliant how the did it,
seen the film twice at the flicks and bought it on sky and watched it at home and could watch again and again the best group of my youth

Def leppard and killers are two groups that make the hair stand up on the back of your neck