Ruth E. Claudio Rodriguez

I am and always be a Queen's admirer. History seems to repeats itself again. When one of the most inspiring and iconic song of all times came out critics had a field day putting it down. Now we have a great film with an amazing cast incredible songs and I'm like, OMG, here we go again. I laughed, I cried, I've danced and how I felt so good watching it. Rami Malek protayal of Freddie was magnificent and I was enthralled by with Gwilym Lee as Brian. This is a film, this is not a boring documentary. Live Aid recreation was awesome and I will forever be grateful for not forgetting the beautiful memories or indisputable legacy of Queen, Freddie, their legendary music and their genuine love for each other. If you have not seen this film, I beg you to go and prepare yourself to be inspired!!

I love Korean movies, this one was one of the best. What would you do if you had dementia/Alzheimer and noted that your daughter's new boyfriend is not only a cop but also a serial killer? There is a paradox here because 17 years ago, you were a murderer also although it was allegedly for the correct reasons or were they? I strongly believe that Korean films are better than the usual ones made by Hollywood or the US. At least they are much more interesting.