I am 66 years old now and was lucky enough to be there on the day and I have been to loads of live concerts over the years and I can’t recall another performer who could work the crowd like Freddie,
My grandparents went to this concert and they said it was something that’s so once in a lifetime that it can’t be put into words the emotions and feelings of going to one of the biggest concerts ever preformed
Is it fair to say Queen’s Live Aid performance is arguably the greatest 20 minutes in music history? It’s definitely up there, as is Queen as one of the greatest bands of all time.
It's most definitely the greatest in music history. Nothing can come close to it. Be it amount of people gathered, singing along, common ground in terms of music in general. Not even including the performance in and off itself. Inarguably, the most significant and greatest performance of music ever.
@@timbaud5704I don’t doubt it was outstanding, but I don’t think we can really rank a performance that went unrecorded as none of us can actually see or hear it for ourselves.
Possibly. One I really love, though it is actually about 10 minutes, is Lynard Skynard doing Freebird at Knebworth, England 1976. Its the famous show where they opened for the stones and walked down the special "tongue" walkway/stage set up for the stones and did one of the all time great bits of live guitar work I've ever heard. Also, there are some times when The Grateful Dead were really ON and did something spectacular in improvisation. But this one is probably what I'd personally go with.
He loved having the audience participate in the music. Queen was one of the first bands to really understand that idea, that it was okay for the audience to sing along with the band, that it connects them to the band and the music.
The attention to detail in these scenes is amazing. Everything from the way Mercury sang the songs to little things like his adjusting the sound before breaking into “Bohemian Rhapsody” and the half empty Pepsi/beer cups on top of the piano are immaculate. This is a masterclass in cinematography.
They must've changed something, cause a lot of scenes with the camera sucked. Liked when they was talking in a restaurant, and the camera would be pointed to someone, as someone is talking...
The 1 Thing they Didn't Get Right was Rami Maleks Fake Mouth Movements. He Obviously wasn't Singing Live cause His Mouth Movements are All Wrong and Don't Make Sense with the Way Freddie's Singing. if you watch the Real Freddie Sing this in the Footage of the Real Wembley Concert He opens His Mouth a Bit Wider and Shows More Teeth when Singing Bohemian Rhapsody where as Rami dosen't. Rami keeps His Mouth a Little Too Closed to be Actually Making those Same Sounds Vocally and Dosen't Show Enough Teeth.
One detail I found impressive is Freddie not singing the line 'build your muscles as your body decays' when they're performing Hammer to Fall...just like in the actual performance in 1985
@@Kinseliplier Exactly! Freddie just sang with the right vocals, he used resonators and vocal supports. Despite the fact that Freddie did not study vocals, he had them correctly. Rami sings here like a beginner. Nothing to do with proper vocals.
Single-handedly the greatest band biopic ever produced. And single-handedly the best movie based concert. I absolutely get chills every time I watch this
Just incase anyone needed it 0:54 Bohemian Rhapsody 3:05 Radio Ga Ga 7:08 Ay-Oh 7:54 Hammer to Fall 12:34 Crazy Little Thing Called Love 16:06 We Will Rock You 17:33 We Are The Champions
He may be American. But I have only seen Rami Malek, play 2 British people, in 2 different British movies. He played Freddie Mercury in this movie of Bohemian Rhapsody. And then he played a British villain, in the last Daniel Craig James Bond movie, of No Time To Die.
@@awesometacularhero I was first introduced to him in the TV show “War at Home“ where he played the super flamboyant next-door neighbor. I remember him also playing King Tut in one of the Night at the Museum films… Remi Malik is ethnically Egyptian, so I guess that role suited him perfectly. I also recently listened to a podcast titled “Blackout” which he was really good in.
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr it was m8 trouble with the other acts a lot of them tried their new singles queen played all hits and banged out a set that will be with me until i die
The responsibility of playing this role was colossal, but his performance was majestic.... He was huge, just like Freddie Mercury was.... I think he played the role of his career.... Top 👍👍👍👍
Joe Mazzello questioned who his father is after he was told he looks like John deacon ,and he looked at a picture of John and said “ I need to talk my mom now and ask her “ where were you in 1983?” “He could be my father “
One detail I love is in the long “eh-oh” when it pans to the stadium from the sky you can see a wave thru the crowd as they join in like a sound wave blasting from the stage
Crying, I was so happy to be part of this rock generation. I saw them in a small theater early on and the way he danced and twisted his body and with his perfectly matched and totally wonderful perfect musicians. Malik you did him proud. You all did. Thank you ❤
I also saw them early on in a small venue, in 1975 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in Santa Monica, California. Fell madly in love with Freddie and has never wavered. Queen was the best ever live & I've seen some heavy hitters....Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Rod Stewart. As good as they were, they can't hold a candle to Queen.
ME TOO. Mostly I favored this re-enactment because it was the first day on the set, and WOW he carried on. 😉🤗🥳 Sincerely, Sentebay in L.A., California at 81+ years old.😁
BEST REENACTMENT OF ALL TIME. No matter how may times I watch this, it always amazes me. They captured the greatness of QUEEN'S Live Aid Performance with overflowing justice!!! It must be emotional for the band members to see this and wonder what Freddie would think if he ever saw it. Not to mention all the details they put into this scene are ON POINT!!!
yeh compare it to the actual concert alot of things are actually spot on, what got me most was the almost EXACT position of the drinks on top of the piano
So pleased that Rami got the recognition he deserved for this performance. The actual performance by Freddie (and the rest of the gang) was incredible. That Rami Malek was able to do it any sort of justice is phenomenal in itself.
I remember seeing this in a packed theater. Everyone was hooked. Everyone cried. Everyone sang along, and everyone clapped at the end. There is only one Freddie Mercury. ❤
Yeah, this is probably the coolest movie adapted concert ever made. A full 20 min recreation. And I think it does a great job capturing the magic of that day, considering I wasnt even born yet, and it gives me chills and makes me tear up. You can just feel how this was a historic moment. Its like all the stars aligned perfectly.
OK, I know its cinematic license, but that bit from 0:42 is brilliant film. It's like: Freddie's a bit nervous because of his history and the scale of the moment, but the rest of the band (great shots of Deacon, Taylor and May) are like 'this is the moment we've been building to'.
I swear you can say whatever the f you want but this concert is just so much better than the ones today. Not because of the special effect. Not because of the atmosphere. But because Freddy was there
I love this scene ,love this movie , love everything about it. My 8th grade son had to choose a song from a movie last month, where he had to make a poster (digital or regular. He made a PowerPoint). Had to list composer of song and focus on the technical elements (tempo, melody )mood of the scene and everything in between . So he actually chose this scene right here. He chose to focus more heavily on Bohemian Rhapsody and Radio Ga Ga,. Could’ve chosen 1 song or all but focused on first 2 . but he still captured the mood of that day in his presentation. I was proud that he chose this….he got into this movie because I was playing this movie nonstop, sometimes several times in a day..anyway, sorry to ramble on. Can’t get enough of this.
@@shaneraja5242 thank you so much. He and my daughter are my world. I do whatever I can to make sure they know they’re loved and supported ! I just saw this comment ,or I would have replied sooner. Hope you have a great day !
Absolutely love this scene it’s bloody brilliant, and to think that this is the first scene they filmed, can you imagine the pressure the actors were under, talk about thrown into the deep end 😂
@@sabinasara6059I wouldn't say all films film the last scene first. It has more to do with scheduling and what sets they have built first and what's more convenient to film first.
This is the closest thing I’ll ever get to seeing them perform live. They were way before my time but I would have given anything to see them play like this. Long live Freddy🕊️
Yeah, I got to see them 3 times in the 70s and nobody else I've seen even comes close. I've seen some great bands...Zeppelin, Bowie, etc. They just can't hold a candle to Queen & especially Freddie. Today is 32 years ago he was taken & he's still so missed. Freddie, you're my beautiful angel & you and I know why.
Their actual perfprmance is on UA-cam. THAT'S the closest you'll get. As phenomenal as this scene is, it's still a recreation and there's just no way to match it
I was born in 78 and too young and too far away to be attending this historical moment in life. I bet it was one of the greatest moments ever lived for those who experienced it.
0:39, when Freddie pauses..............I believe Gandalf referred to that as "the deep breath before the plunge....." Then, THE MAGIC HAPPENS!!! One of THE GREATEST live performances of all time!!!
I watched the Elvis movie immediately before watching this and without question this movie blew Elvis and any other band biopic out of the water by unforgivable standards. One of the greatest movies of all time without question.
I heard it was heavily dramatized and saturated. And this was the best part of the movie. That ain’t a bad thing, but I’ve heard the movie is trying to hard to shoehorn in the other band members and half of the movie Freddie is dead
@@The-Legend-of-P I would disagree with all of that. Shoehorn the other band members in? That’s silly. The movie is a bio pic of Freddie Mercury, it is kind of important to include Queen.
When I first saw this ending clip of this movie. I was like.. wait, i already watched this somewhere.. even the hand gestures and how he sits in front of the piano.. i said oh my god! This live aid the exact Queen live aid performance! I was screaming the whole time. Totally goosebumps!! 🥹🥹
18:36 you hear those people, they love 'em, and you thought they would never be big or famous, now you must admit you were wrong and they are huge and loved by all
Considering the unbelievable vocal talent of the man he was portraying, this was one of the most impressive feats of acting I've ever seen. The amount of talent you need to have in order to sound even close to Freddie is insane.
@@steelslinky9 Anything Freddie had sang they used his recording Marcel sang what Freddie hadnt such as messing up one of the songs I think its only the scene with the cats he sang
Massive Queen fan, went to see this 9 times in the cinema. Best biopic movie ever. From start to finish loved every minute and watching this scene in full instead of the edited version in the movie even spectacular
I love myself a long movie. In fact, longer movies are my favorite type. So I'm glad we get the whole performance here. Wouldn't have minded this to be in the original theatrical cut.
My favourite part of the movie is that when he talks to the band before they go on, you can hear Dire Straits blasting Sultans of Swing. I recorded the original concert when it went to air, and this is totally what they would have heard. I still have the old VHS somewhere. I love Dire Straits way more than Queen but their performance was excellent, and they'd been off the radar for a while.
Just watched the original concert, and they absolutely nailed it in the film, to be honest I think this is better, just the way they created the atmosphere ❤ it
If anyone says this band is not the greatest of all time they are crazy. Not historically accurate but a great movie. Brain May one of the best guitarists of all time. I wish John Deacon would come out for one last performance. Roger Taylor top 10 drummers ever. There are no words for Freddie. Simply great.
When Freddie (Malek) played the audience, I feel like the movie displayed the group in awe, and the participation of the audience so much better than what the camera technology would allow at the time. Because any recording of this just doesn't capture the sentimental values that the audience experienced (ofc, because it wasn't able to), but it so good to see it in the movie.
I remember watching this live as a teenager. Over 1 Billion people around the world watched Live Aid and if memory servers me, 100K people were at Wimbledon Stadium that day. You could have passed out and not fallen it was so packed. It was the most amazing concert ever done.
I was born in 1992 and listening to Freddie Mercury since 2022. God-gifted voice was taken to quick. Your voice can't be dublicated and your songs live in me. Thanks for your soothing voice. Love you QUEEN. 😢
I've paid my dues Time after time I've done my sentence But committed no crime And bad mistakes I've made a few I've had my share of sand Kicked in my face But I've come through And we mean to go on and on and on and on We are the champions, my friends And we'll keep on fighting till the end We are the champions We are the champions No time for losers 'Cause we are the champions of the World I've taken my bows And my curtain calls You brought me fame and fortune And everything that goes with it I thank you all But it's been no bed of roses No pleasure cruise I consider it a challenge before The human race And I ain't gonna lose And we mean to go on and on and on and on We are the champions, my friends And we'll keep on fighting till the end We are the champions We are the champions No time for losers 'Cause we are the champions of the World We are the champions, my friends And we'll keep on fighting till the end We are the champions We are the champions No time for losers 'Cause we are the champions of the World
One of the most incredible concert movies that have featured one of the most popular concerts, Live Aid. My Grandparents and my mother were there to experience the true live aid.
I was born at the concert, inside the stadium. It was a wonderful experience that I'll never forget. My mom and dad were not going to miss it for the world, not even my birth.
I was born in 94 and wish I was old enough to have watched this live,literally can’t imagine how amazing it must’ve been for everybody, no matter who you were to just come enjoy one of the greatest bands together
Ein würdevoller Schauspieler 🎉Ich wollte den Film nicht ansehen, konnte mir nicht vorstellen,dass jemand Freddy darstellen könnte. Jetzt bin ich begeistert. Freddy wäre stolz auf ihn❤❤❤❤
i loved them... this scene is so amazing!! i felt i was there, in the greatest show, the first actor is unbelieve, strong, so smart... sorry a lot of words.. I LOVED IT!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Queen was the best live band I can remember and I'm 73 yrs old. Been to other concerts but no one could do what Queen did. Way ahead of their time from their start.
I’m glad people who were there got to actually experience this moment. It’s so beautiful and so full of positive energy just towards the crowd. I know it was amazing! 🤘
Rami had said in an interview that this was the very first scene they shot. Talk about nerve-wracking living up to this iconic moment. Let me say, they nailed it!! Rami deserved the Oscar. That movie had me literally weeping in the theatre.
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I am 66 years old now and was lucky enough to be there on the day and I have been to loads of live concerts over the years and I can’t recall another performer who could work the crowd like Freddie,
I watched it on TV in only 49, it reached an entire generation
It is really valuable performance😮
I’d give anything to had been there with you; sadly I was only nine at the time and didn’t know who Queen was until my teens years.
I watched it on TV, I'm 50. He changed a lot us that day. I remember when his death was announced. It was crushing.
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My grandparents went to this concert and they said it was something that’s so once in a lifetime that it can’t be put into words the emotions and feelings of going to one of the biggest concerts ever preformed
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Your grandparents were very lucky❤️
@@wn_2014 I agree! Wishi could travel back in time.
lucky and happy ever after!!!!!
very very lucky !@@wn_2014
Is it fair to say Queen’s Live Aid performance is arguably the greatest 20 minutes in music history? It’s definitely up there, as is Queen as one of the greatest bands of all time.
It's most definitely the greatest in music history. Nothing can come close to it. Be it amount of people gathered, singing along, common ground in terms of music in general. Not even including the performance in and off itself. Inarguably, the most significant and greatest performance of music ever.
@@nicki6355Exactly ❤
Would not say the greatest. But i would rank it in top 2 along with first performance of beethovens 9th.
@@timbaud5704I don’t doubt it was outstanding, but I don’t think we can really rank a performance that went unrecorded as none of us can actually see or hear it for ourselves.
Possibly. One I really love, though it is actually about 10 minutes, is Lynard Skynard doing Freebird at Knebworth, England 1976.
Its the famous show where they opened for the stones and walked down the special "tongue" walkway/stage set up for the stones and did one of the all time great bits of live guitar work I've ever heard.
Also, there are some times when The Grateful Dead were really ON and did something spectacular in improvisation.
But this one is probably what I'd personally go with.
Props to all four actors for nailing this scene.
That was not an easy feat. But they did it.
Four? I see more
@@theblindgator true. All the actors, everyone involved.
Brian May's son actually asked him if he dubbed Gwilym Lee. Brian told him NO.
Yessssss perfection!
The way Freddie drew his audience into his aura during a performance is beyond earthly!!
He loved having the audience participate in the music. Queen was one of the first bands to really understand that idea, that it was okay for the audience to sing along with the band, that it connects them to the band and the music.
The attention to detail in these scenes is amazing. Everything from the way Mercury sang the songs to little things like his adjusting the sound before breaking into “Bohemian Rhapsody” and the half empty Pepsi/beer cups on top of the piano are immaculate. This is a masterclass in cinematography.
They must've changed something, cause a lot of scenes with the camera sucked. Liked when they was talking in a restaurant, and the camera would be pointed to someone, as someone is talking...
Don't forget the Deacy Dance 😂😂😂
The 1 Thing they Didn't Get Right was Rami Maleks Fake Mouth Movements.
He Obviously wasn't Singing Live cause His Mouth Movements are All Wrong and Don't Make Sense with the Way Freddie's Singing.
if you watch the Real Freddie Sing this in the Footage of the Real Wembley Concert He opens His Mouth a Bit Wider and Shows More Teeth when Singing Bohemian Rhapsody where as Rami dosen't.
Rami keeps His Mouth a Little Too Closed to be Actually Making those Same Sounds Vocally and Dosen't Show Enough Teeth.
One detail I found impressive is Freddie not singing the line 'build your muscles as your body decays' when they're performing Hammer to Fall...just like in the actual performance in 1985
@@Kinseliplier Exactly! Freddie just sang with the right vocals, he used resonators and vocal supports. Despite the fact that Freddie did not study vocals, he had them correctly.
Rami sings here like a beginner. Nothing to do with proper vocals.
Thank god Rami won an Oscar that year. . He nailed it!!!
He sure did. Throughly deserved.
He deserved it! I think many would’ve been mad if he hadn’t
@@Rob-Benny-Hill❤
four oscars
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Single-handedly the greatest band biopic ever produced. And single-handedly the best movie based concert. I absolutely get chills every time I watch this
debatable. timelines were all jumbled and nothing was really accurate to add drama but still good
me too
@@blakemherrera me too
@@blakemherreraI was gonna say debatable too.
la bamba and ray also great watch them if u like good music
Just incase anyone needed it
0:54 Bohemian Rhapsody
3:05 Radio Ga Ga
7:08 Ay-Oh
7:54 Hammer to Fall
12:34 Crazy Little Thing Called Love
16:06 We Will Rock You
17:33 We Are The Champions
Thanks
thanks man
Thanks
Thank you ❤
I want to break free
7:34.............Brian and John look at each other, knowing that Freddie has that crowd in the palm of his hand.............GREATEST FRONTMAN EVER!!!
The way the band literally recreated the entire movements of the actual live aid is insane.
Thank you Freddy, you made the world a better place. Gone but not forgotten.
Tego się nie da zapomnieć.
I can’t think of any other actor that could’ve played this role better! Rami Malek’s Oscar was definitely well deserved!
Imagine at first they wanted Borat to play Freddie.... Remi should always be the first choice.
He may be American. But I have only seen Rami Malek, play 2 British people, in 2 different British movies. He played Freddie Mercury in this movie of Bohemian Rhapsody. And then he played a British villain, in the last Daniel Craig James Bond movie, of No Time To Die.
@@awesometacularhero I was first introduced to him in the TV show “War at Home“ where he played the super flamboyant next-door neighbor. I remember him also playing King Tut in one of the Night at the Museum films… Remi Malik is ethnically Egyptian, so I guess that role suited him perfectly. I also recently listened to a podcast titled “Blackout” which he was really good in.
Yes
Rami Malek❤
It's 2023 and still gets goosebumps whenever I see this this is the best concert I have ever seen in my life
this is truly epic, the best movie to ever feature the famous Live Aid concert, imagine what it would have been like to be there
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I was there
@@kevybhoy71 it must have been truly awesome, epic and unofrgettable
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr it was m8 trouble with the other acts a lot of them tried their new singles queen played all hits and banged out a set that will be with me until i die
The responsibility of playing this role was colossal, but his performance was majestic.... He was huge, just like Freddie Mercury was.... I think he played the role of his career.... Top 👍👍👍👍
Anyone who says that this is the role of Rami's career clearly hasn't seen Mr. Robot
@@w_alderson21 I respect your opinion 👍
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In any case, playing a world legend is a great prestige and obligation. We can certainly say that this is His role in life. For which he won an Oscar
One of the most deserved Oscars EVER. Rami Malek made history right here
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Yes!!! And what shoes he had to fill
Brian may has got to be one of the most accurate casting ever. Looks wise
Brian and John!
Yeah they did a great job casting the band they look exactly like the people they’re playing.
wdym casting? thats a real Brian May
Joe Mazzello questioned who his father is after he was told he looks like John deacon ,and he looked at a picture of John and said “ I need to talk my mom now and ask her “ where were you in 1983?” “He could be my father “
One detail I love is in the long “eh-oh” when it pans to the stadium from the sky you can see a wave thru the crowd as they join in like a sound wave blasting from the stage
Eeee ooooo ;)))
That is a beautiful comparison!
CGI wave
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@@MarekKuri no shit Sherlock
He really did open up the heavens with that performance
Rami Malek.....this was an incredible transformation. And the way he picked up the flag and carried forward when they were having director troubles.
Crying, I was so happy to be part of this rock generation. I saw them in a small theater early on and the way he danced and twisted his body and with his perfectly matched and totally wonderful perfect musicians. Malik you did him proud. You all did. Thank you ❤
I also saw them early on in a small venue, in 1975 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in Santa Monica, California. Fell madly in love with Freddie and has never wavered. Queen was the best ever live & I've seen some heavy hitters....Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Elton John, Rod Stewart. As good as they were, they can't hold a candle to Queen.
Não é da minha época tinha nascido em 85 mais 😢meus olhos se lacremegan em ouvi esse lindo hino
Why does watching a re-enactment of Freddie Mercury's call and response with the Live-Aid audience make me cry in 2023.
So do I
The man clearly had a connection with his audience!!
Me too
ME TOO. Mostly I favored this re-enactment because it was the first day on the set, and WOW he carried on. 😉🤗🥳
Sincerely, Sentebay in L.A., California at 81+ years old.😁
Me too. for me their work is on a par with Mozart, Bach, Wagner, Shostakovich
BEST REENACTMENT OF ALL TIME. No matter how may times I watch this, it always amazes me. They captured the greatness of QUEEN'S Live Aid Performance with overflowing justice!!! It must be emotional for the band members to see this and wonder what Freddie would think if he ever saw it. Not to mention all the details they put into this scene are ON POINT!!!
yeh compare it to the actual concert alot of things are actually spot on, what got me most was the almost EXACT position of the drinks on top of the piano
@@theloa7154 I agree!!!
@@theloa7154 it’s the small details that aren’t that big but the time and effort.
@@theloa7154 yea there is a video where both are shown next to each other
@@theloa7154I noticed the same thing :)
So pleased that Rami got the recognition he deserved for this performance. The actual performance by Freddie (and the rest of the gang) was incredible. That Rami Malek was able to do it any sort of justice is phenomenal in itself.
It helped that he got to meet Brian May who could help him understand and learn Freddy's mannerisms.
I absolutely love during Radio Gaga, the camera flips around and we surge through the crowd, as if we're Freddie for just a second, SO freaking cool.
I remember seeing this in a packed theater. Everyone was hooked. Everyone cried. Everyone sang along, and everyone clapped at the end. There is only one Freddie Mercury. ❤
100,000 people singing "We will, we will, rock you!" at the top of their lungs ... what a sound that must have been.
Watched it last night, watching it again. It’s hot outside but I’m getting chills watching this. Damn it, we miss you Freddie ❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖
Yesterday i finished watching it for the 2nd time. And i'm looking forward to watching it AGAIN
Same here 😊
Yeah, this is probably the coolest movie adapted concert ever made. A full 20 min recreation. And I think it does a great job capturing the magic of that day, considering I wasnt even born yet, and it gives me chills and makes me tear up. You can just feel how this was a historic moment. Its like all the stars aligned perfectly.
You were not born, and I missed it , yet same reaction!
Honestly, I think that THIS was the "cherry on top" that won Rami the OSCAR!!! He NAILED this scene!!!
Malik EARNED that oscar
They really were the champions of the world.. having so many around the world sing along even after death you can not resist to sing along.
We need a bohemian Rhapsody full cut with all deleted scenes
OK, I know its cinematic license, but that bit from 0:42 is brilliant film. It's like: Freddie's a bit nervous because of his history and the scale of the moment, but the rest of the band (great shots of Deacon, Taylor and May) are like 'this is the moment we've been building to'.
I watched this live back in 1985 and Queen absolutely had the best performance of all the bands that day.
I’m jealous…by far the best live performance I’ve seen and no one even close to
For 22 min England was rulled by a different queen
What a compliment for queen.!!!
Yes he is still ruling the music history.
Fr
Indeed
One of the boss of music history...
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Best film of 2018. Parents and I went to see this when it came out in theatres back then. Had my mum in tears.
I swear you can say whatever the f you want but this concert is just so much better than the ones today. Not because of the special effect. Not because of the atmosphere. But because Freddy was there
yeah no shit there's 2 billion people watching
if we could time travel with my friends im gonna go in this live aid and swear around
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Freddie*
Grammar cops lmao
@AudioStudioSou
This movie was the best one I ever saw in years
amen!
Took my mother to see this live aid fell on her 15th birthday. It was amazing to see her reaction since she raised me on Queens music
YOU took YOUR mother to see this, which fell on HER 15th birthday?? 😂😂😂
I love this scene ,love this movie , love everything about it. My 8th grade son had to choose a song from a movie last month, where he had to make a poster (digital or regular. He made a PowerPoint). Had to list composer of song and focus on the technical elements (tempo, melody )mood of the scene and everything in between . So he actually chose this scene right here. He chose to focus more heavily on Bohemian Rhapsody and Radio Ga Ga,. Could’ve chosen 1 song or all but focused on first 2 . but he still captured the mood of that day in his presentation. I was proud that he chose this….he got into this movie because I was playing this movie nonstop, sometimes several times in a day..anyway, sorry to ramble on. Can’t get enough of this.
Bless you for supporting your son!
@@shaneraja5242 thank you so much. He and my daughter are my world. I do whatever I can to make sure they know they’re loved and supported ! I just saw this comment ,or I would have replied sooner. Hope you have a great day !
I think Freddie would be touched and proud.
over 900 million at the box office
@@GERARDKENNELLY..near close to 1 billion USD now..Still showing in Netflix
Absolutely love this scene it’s bloody brilliant, and to think that this is the first scene they filmed, can you imagine the pressure the actors were under, talk about thrown into the deep end 😂
That's true. But films are never shot chronologically and are always recorded from the last scene 😊
@sabinasarnot alwaysa6059
I 😊
@@sabinasara6059I wouldn't say all films film the last scene first. It has more to do with scheduling and what sets they have built first and what's more convenient to film first.
@@LordBardon50 ok
this is the best of the best REENACTMENT OF ALL TIME.
I love so much that this includes the moment with Freddie sexin' it up for the camera. What an immortal legend. ❤
Long time ago. When I got my AM/FM radio with cd player (years before the walkman) the first cd I bought was: "Queen Greatest Hits"
Me quito el sombrero ante este estupendo actor! Rami Malek es maravillosa esta actuacion! BRAVOOOOO!!!!!!!
This is the closest thing I’ll ever get to seeing them perform live. They were way before my time but I would have given anything to see them play like this. Long live Freddy🕊️
Yeah, I got to see them 3 times in the 70s and nobody else I've seen even comes close. I've seen some great bands...Zeppelin, Bowie, etc. They just can't hold a candle to Queen & especially Freddie. Today is 32 years ago he was taken & he's still so missed. Freddie, you're my beautiful angel & you and I know why.
Their actual perfprmance is on UA-cam. THAT'S the closest you'll get. As phenomenal as this scene is, it's still a recreation and there's just no way to match it
Check and see if Marc Martel and his band are going to be in concert near you.
@@dwnl3493or buy a blu ray of the concerts they did
Fly high Freddie! 🕊🕊🕊
I was born in 78 and too young and too far away to be attending this historical moment in life. I bet it was one of the greatest moments ever lived for those who experienced it.
you were 6, you had the chance
I was 2 years old then... I also envy these people... :)
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No voy a ser una estrella de rock, voy a ser una leyenda.
Freddie Mercury
0:39, when Freddie pauses..............I believe Gandalf referred to that as "the deep breath before the plunge....." Then, THE MAGIC HAPPENS!!! One of THE GREATEST live performances of all time!!!
Imagine being the guys that followed Queen at Live Aid….they stood no chance.
Well, the very person that did just that, was David Bowie
Poor Bowie.He had no clue how to even try to equal that performance.@@davebain1982
The two on that scaffolding. Best seats ever
Fun fact, The two people up higher on the scaffolding are former queen members lol
Rami malek s performance as Freddie Mercury is fantastic. Fantastic actor. He nailed the role fantastically.
Im only 17, never had the chance to see that, but what an era.
84-85 is the peak years of the music history
this scene alone secured him the oscar, he nailed everything TO A T
I watched the Elvis movie immediately before watching this and without question this movie blew Elvis and any other band biopic out of the water by unforgivable standards. One of the greatest movies of all time without question.
I heard it was heavily dramatized and saturated. And this was the best part of the movie. That ain’t a bad thing, but I’ve heard the movie is trying to hard to shoehorn in the other band members and half of the movie Freddie is dead
In my opinion, of all the greatest artists in the world, Freddie simply had the greatest and most magical charisma... that's why
If you heard Freddie was dead for half the movie, you heard incorrectly.
@@snerdterguson what about the other stuff?
@@The-Legend-of-P I would disagree with all of that. Shoehorn the other band members in? That’s silly. The movie is a bio pic of Freddie Mercury, it is kind of important to include Queen.
No matter i watch and listen, its like listening forvthe first time. Music is heaven
Watched the movie many times and yet, I still want to watch it again!!!
Incredible if you think about, coming from very small clubs to massive stadiums, they are an incredible band
Queen is foundation of modern music we had today, Freddie his legacy it will live forever ❤
When I first saw this ending clip of this movie. I was like.. wait, i already watched this somewhere.. even the hand gestures and how he sits in front of the piano.. i said oh my god! This live aid the exact Queen live aid performance! I was screaming the whole time. Totally goosebumps!! 🥹🥹
Fantastic band. The reaction of his closest people on stage as he performed is amazing. So sorry about what happened to him in reality.
My husband and I cried watching this movie. Well done.
Me too..Very nice movie..And it's being told mentor Bryan May/Roger Taylor & the real producer of the band Queen Jim Beach
18:36 you hear those people, they love 'em, and you thought they would never be big or famous, now you must admit you were wrong and they are huge and loved by all
They were big 10 years before live aid ffs…they just got bigger in the 80s
Considering the unbelievable vocal talent of the man he was portraying, this was one of the most impressive feats of acting I've ever seen. The amount of talent you need to have in order to sound even close to Freddie is insane.
Close?
It was Freddie!
He just mimed over it!
Rami Didn't sing. Its playback.
@@bluebell3720 they used a mix of the cast and the original band members voices
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Anything Freddie had sang they used his recording
Marcel sang what Freddie hadnt such as messing up one of the songs
I think its only the scene with the cats he sang
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You can compare the live aid scenes they are exactly the same
Massive Queen fan, went to see this 9 times in the cinema. Best biopic movie ever. From start to finish loved every minute and watching this scene in full instead of the edited version in the movie even spectacular
I love myself a long movie. In fact, longer movies are my favorite type. So I'm glad we get the whole performance here. Wouldn't have minded this to be in the original theatrical cut.
My favourite part of the movie is that when he talks to the band before they go on, you can hear Dire Straits blasting Sultans of Swing. I recorded the original concert when it went to air, and this is totally what they would have heard. I still have the old VHS somewhere. I love Dire Straits way more than Queen but their performance was excellent, and they'd been off the radar for a while.
They had plenty of songs that you wont ever forget but for me radio gaga hits different bc its my favorite queen song
Just watched the original concert, and they absolutely nailed it in the film, to be honest I think this is better, just the way they created the atmosphere ❤ it
He knew this one was going to be the one he's remembered for
If anyone says this band is not the greatest of all time they are crazy. Not historically accurate but a great movie. Brain May one of the best guitarists of all time. I wish John Deacon would come out for one last performance. Roger Taylor top 10 drummers ever. There are no words for Freddie. Simply great.
Exactly. Apart from that, I don't think I know another band with such an education :)
It's pretty accurate though
I love queen but the greatest band is the beatles
When Freddie (Malek) played the audience, I feel like the movie displayed the group in awe, and the participation of the audience so much better than what the camera technology would allow at the time. Because any recording of this just doesn't capture the sentimental values that the audience experienced (ofc, because it wasn't able to), but it so good to see it in the movie.
I remember watching this live as a teenager. Over 1 Billion people around the world watched Live Aid and if memory servers me, 100K people were at Wimbledon Stadium that day. You could have passed out and not fallen it was so packed. It was the most amazing concert ever done.
For a start, it was Wembley Stadium and there was 72,000 people there
I was born in 1992 and listening to Freddie Mercury since 2022. God-gifted voice was taken to quick. Your voice can't be dublicated and your songs live in me. Thanks for your soothing voice. Love you QUEEN. 😢
I've paid my dues
Time after time
I've done my sentence
But committed no crime
And bad mistakes
I've made a few
I've had my share of sand
Kicked in my face
But I've come through
And we mean to go on and on and on and on
We are the champions, my friends
And we'll keep on fighting till the end
We are the champions
We are the champions
No time for losers
'Cause we are the champions of the World
I've taken my bows
And my curtain calls
You brought me fame and fortune
And everything that goes with it
I thank you all
But it's been no bed of roses
No pleasure cruise
I consider it a challenge before
The human race
And I ain't gonna lose
And we mean to go on and on and on and on
We are the champions, my friends
And we'll keep on fighting till the end
We are the champions
We are the champions
No time for losers
'Cause we are the champions of the World
We are the champions, my friends
And we'll keep on fighting till the end
We are the champions
We are the champions
No time for losers
'Cause we are the champions of the World
One of the most incredible concert movies that have featured one of the most popular concerts, Live Aid. My Grandparents and my mother were there to experience the true live aid.
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I was born at the concert, inside the stadium. It was a wonderful experience that I'll never forget. My mom and dad were not going to miss it for the world, not even my birth.
A wonderful experience that you’ll never forget??? Yeh of course, coz you remember being born don’t you 🙄🙄
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Sure bruv
yes we all believe you
I was born in 94 and wish I was old enough to have watched this live,literally can’t imagine how amazing it must’ve been for everybody, no matter who you were to just come enjoy one of the greatest bands together
I am 68 years old and i am lucky that i was there
I was never a fan of Queen, but after watching a film, I became passionate with their music ❤❤❤
Ein würdevoller Schauspieler 🎉Ich wollte den Film nicht ansehen, konnte mir nicht vorstellen,dass jemand Freddy darstellen könnte. Jetzt bin ich begeistert. Freddy wäre stolz auf ihn❤❤❤❤
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If this doesn't give you goosebumps...I question your human credentials.
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Exceptional performance by Rammi! Get the feels the electricity ❤
"Hammer to fall" is such a happy upbeat song! Love it!
Rami Malek did an outstanding job in this movie, I honestly can't think of someone better suited for this role either.
Chilling; downright AMAZING! 77 years old, here I sit, crying over Freddie!
Still amazing and fun.
Miss you Freddy...
Truly moving and profound film. Excellent performer a from the entire legendary group! ❤
i loved them... this scene is so amazing!! i felt i was there, in the greatest show, the first actor is unbelieve, strong, so smart... sorry a lot of words.. I LOVED IT!!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Simple, beautiful and incomparable, my skin crawls, I repeat this scene over and over again
Queen was the best live band I can remember and I'm 73 yrs old. Been to other concerts but no one could do what Queen did. Way ahead of their time from their start.
Even if its been years queen still is the most best band in the whole world and still lives until today ❤❤
I’m glad people who were there got to actually experience this moment. It’s so beautiful and so full of positive energy just towards the crowd. I know it was amazing! 🤘
A great tribute to both Freddie Mercury and his band Queen
Rami had said in an interview that this was the very first scene they shot. Talk about nerve-wracking living up to this iconic moment. Let me say, they nailed it!! Rami deserved the Oscar. That movie had me literally weeping in the theatre.
My grandparents also went here with me and told me they went to Queens concert in 1978 R.I.P. Freddy
Rami was sensational in this film!! He deserved every award he got. He truly did Freddy justice💜