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Rocketman achieved so much as I felt satisfied with the portrayal of Elton John played by Taron Egerton from Kingsman and Eddie the Eagle. I was happy that this movie presented different scenarios that are funny if not emotional. Rocketman didn't shy away of Elton's sign of homosexuality and they were completely honest about it. From one scene that did define that moment which I will not spoil unless you see this film for yourself (Totally worth watching regardless if you are/aren't a fan of the pianist singing legend). Rocketman clearly provides a colourful past of Elton John while the musical score was tremendous. Taron Egerton perfectly reflects Elton John's voice. Songs like Tiny Dancer were my favourite and Bennie and the Jets completely had my mind blown, however, Rocketman was the highlight since it was his greatest hit. Your Song did define Elton's talent and Taron just nailed it. Bohemian Rhapsody didn't felt honest with Freddie's legacy but Rocketman went brave by making it feel genuine even though some scenes were a work of fiction. Rocketman was something significant went it comes to Taron's effort to look and sound like Elton John which he achieved. This movie may not have a huge following but I think it's worth watching. It's not as omitted as Bohemian Rhapsody.

I like watching them however in some stories that they present. I don't agree with.They do cover the major events and problems that has/had happened.

This movie has so many quirks and I love that. Wes Anderson is truly the most creative director ever when it comes to making Animated Films.

This movie clearly delivered my expectations and without a doubt, it's one of the best DC films in this time around. This owns Zack Snyder's work in both BVS and JL.

This was a pretty solid marvel film even though it hasn't aged well for all those years of it's lifetime.

People really need to be understanding about Michael for who he is. Sure he is the King of Pop and will always be, however there is another sick and sinister reality which this documentary perfectly presents.

Bohemian Rhapsody is a great movie and recommendable for people who are overly obsessed with the band. In fact, I am a truly dedicated fan of Queen since I had a playlist on my iPod that was installed with the band's discography. Sheer Heart Attack was my favourite while In the Night Opera was a definitive moment of the band's legacy. I don't want to proceed with every album as I am reviewing a film that is about Queen and Freddie Mercury's life. Rami Malek's acting was incredible! He is the right actor to portray the living legend. Unfortunately, I really hated the storyline. It was unrealistic since the band wanted to omit some real-life events and it resulted in a cliched idea. Rock biographies can be fictional but for this film, it didn't look necessary for some scenes to be based on fiction. Overall, I wish that Bohemian Rhapsody could be a little more honest as a Queen fan.