I was hoping for the scene where roger locked himself inside the cupboard until freddie agrees to put "i'm inlove with my car" in the b side of the album
BoneStudio15 I am glad it ended on a high Freddie would not want us to watch him suffer and die onscreen nor do i want to as a fan I was 6 when he died that was sad enough now that i am old enough and get the reality of the situation it would be that much worse
@@samantha_2686 No. Deleted scenes are scenes that were shot and edited (sometimes even color graded) and down the line of editing the movie they were removed from it. This is just a bunch of parts from Queen's real story that this channel wanted the filmmakers include in the movie.
They didn't even record "Is This The World We Created?" Which is kind of sad, but wouldn't fit in the movie so I don't mind too much. Although It would have been nice to see Rami doing this song
I - as a "general member of the public" - found this movie totally enthralling. I think that @Rami Malek did an outstanding performance from start to finish and that the late "Freddie Mercury" would thoroughly endorse his depiction.
I think the problem is that it was passed off as a biography. I loved the movie but there are way to many historical inaccuracies for it to be a real biography.
But Soo many young people went to see it when I went they'll take it as gospel as to how the band was formed which this movie most youth aren't going to research the truth a few will but not most.
@@MsKewi-NYC Well on the plus side, at least the youth are appreciating good music- there's sod all in today's mainstream. I can think of hardly any tunes in the past two decades that've increased my heart rate or made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Music, at the moment, is dead. R.I.P. great music.
They kinda did make a cameo, right in the beginning when everyone is rushing around getting ready for live aid. There's a guy that resembles him getting his picture taken. His face is covered but I think it's implyed that it's Bowie
Saw it last weekend. I was apprehensive at first because I thought that Remi Malak looked too much like Mick Jagger. But came away from the movie loving Queen more than I did before.. it rocks.
They were rock stars. They lived like rock stars. Not just Freddie, though he was most extreme of the bunch. They all fucked groupies and did shovelfuls of coke. Brian and Roger just didn't want to tarnish their dignified image now. :P
It was the best performance of all time, no one now days even comes close to the way Freddie got the audience IE Wembley stadium full, thousands of fans dancing with queen,clapping and singing in sync, I don't think that one person can say that they never liked at least one of the songs they wrote, some of the words are pure poetry and so true, to say it was 20 years ago and they are still number one,RIP you beautiful person,x
Personally, I think it was a great pic and even though it could've added all the "other stuff" of Freddie Mercury, that isn't what it's about. Freddie was a private person. What Paul did to him was horrible. No one has the right to do that to another person. Especially for money. We don't need to know all the gory details that this man went through. We need to celebrate the wonderful, beautiful musician he was. Also, Brian & Roger approved the telling and that they didn't let Freddie, their brother, get dragged through the mud is a testament to their love for Freddie. I say BRAVO to the cast, writers, etc. who brought this hard to tell story to life to celebrate the music.
I honestly think the ending should have been the day Freddie recorded Show Must Go On in one take. It could have had a better impact on the tragic tone the movie turned into but it was amazing anyway
Agreed. I wish they could have made some mention of the last 4 years of his life and the courage he displayed singing and recording up to the time when he could no longer leave his home.
Most of the things he said in the video were shot but became deleted scenes. Rami Malek who plays Freddie confirmed the bathtub scene where freddie wrote crazy little thing and Brian May even posted on his instagram a picture of the Crazy little thing called love Live Aid scene where you can see the telecaster in maleks hands.
I am ten years old I love that movie so much I cried I watch UA-cam videos about it and it became my new favorite movie and rami Malik became my new favorite actor Queen also became my new favorites band considering I am 10 I watch the movie with an adult which made it better PG-13 was a good rating because I was able to watch it and a lot of my best friends were able to watch it and for this we love the movie now so I'm glad they didn't rate it r
Mag Mel I read that Brian May demanded a family-friendly rating for the film, and that demand led to Sacha Baron Cohen leaving the project in the early stages. I’m glad Brian got his way-while I didn’t take my 9-year-old daughter (she saw "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" instead), I’m glad the film wasn’t just one F-bomb after another as the producers made the film "edgy."
We went with my 79 year old mom. The dialogue and stories they told didn't need graphic details to get the point across. I think it was written for the masses and it's a great way to start a new generation of Queen fans. Glad to see that a 10 year old can appreciate some classic rock and roll! Rami Malik has gained a whole new level of stardom. 😍🤩😍
Why is everyone so fixated on how they wanted the movie to portray how bad the group was when they partied? Surely you already know how people snort blow, suck pee pee and drink booze? Queen should be remembered as the musical geniuses they were. The movie did a great job portraying that.
Exactly! I don't understand why people want to see the dark side so much. I think they hinted at it enough without going into more detail about it than necessary. They said they wanted to make it a celebration of the band and their music, which they did, and I for one am fine with that.
Yes and Queen played for everyone and wanted everyone to hear their songs and a movie made about them should also be made for everyone to see and enjoy
I’m aware of the historical inaccuracies, but all the creative choices made resulted in a great movie. I’ve seen it 3 times, bringing friends and family with me.
HOW COME THESE PEOPLE JUST SHUT UP AND BE HAPPY IT WAS A HELL OF A FILM I THINK ONE OF THE BEST FILMS ABOUT A MUSICAL GROUP OR ICON I'VE SEEN IN THE LAST 9 YEARS AND I MEAN THAT IT WAS SO GOOD I SPENT CLOSE TO 240 BUCKS ON QUEEN MEMORABILIA✊🏾 # I'M A QUEEN HEAD FOR LIFE✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
I was there at Live Aid and Queen were King, you know what I mean. U2 were second and Paul McCartney was third but it wasn't a race because the real winners were US the audience.
@@OrangeySky11 In Wembley we were shown some of the Philly concert on screens, We had the video played but don't remember all, Drive is such a beautiful song I don't blame you. Also Sting singing the acoustic version of Roxanne
leave it alone, great film focusing on the music, Freddie was a marvelous vocalist and song writer as were the other members, marvelous film and great tribute to a great band.....
Judging from the band's pictures, Deaky was always closest to Freddie . Just looking at it, i can understand why Deaky left the group after Freddie passed away..
Saw it yesterday, it was brilliant, however I would have liked the movie to have mentioned how they did the soundtracks to Flash Gordon and Highlander. Apparently they did them by having a copy of the movie playing while they recorded the soundtrack, like in old movie theatres for silent films.
I would of loved to see Freddie and Roger going to the market together selling his paintings. The movie was week in showing how much Freddie was an artist. Also how they really formed. The movie gave you the impression that he and John debuted at the same time
If you buy the dvd they have an extra where they show the whole live aid concert by the actors and you do breifly see the crest in a few things, the writing pad on the drum kit
I think the film was beautifully presented and performed. Plus it brought more fans, those especially of this generation over to the band, and I think it’s marvelous. There’s so much a movie can do within 2 hours. The people over here at Screenrant, are looking past the fact how much trouble it was to get this film made at all. Overall I’m in love with the finished product that we were given.
The main reason why they didn't include Crazy Little Thing Called Love performance was because in the movie they used the original audio, but during the real Live Aid performance there were audio issues with the mic making high pitched squealing sounds while they performed.
To have a release of the full 6 hour movie would pay great homage to the namesake. "6 minutes is too long for a song". I would gladly watch 6 hours of such a masterpiece of a movie.
Deleted scenes, or not... OSCAR baby!!!! YEAYYYY!!!! BEST movie in 2018!!!! No questions asked!!!! Well done! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHOLE TEAM AND QUEEN!!!!! AND FREDDIE MERCURY!!!!
People think an R rating would have made it better? Lots of people think that kind of rating means lots of sex but I find it means constant profanity which is the biggest turn off for me. Lots of people think Queen was pretty bad as people so if it would have had the sex and profanity it would have lost many movie goers once word got around that it was that kind of movie. I had a certain kind of idea in my mind about Queen and had no desire to see the movie. However my husband had seen enough previews and told me how it looked to be interesting so we saw it. I'm SOOO glad I did. I came away being quite impressed with all the band and the actors' performances. I also found a lot of respect for Brian May and Roger Taylor for producing this movie.
Roger and Brian are executive producers of the movie. They wanted to focus on both Freddie's life and Queen's life. The reason for it being PG-13 is because the movie is for everyone. Yeah most of story would be shown if it was Rated R, but just appreciate the fact that Roger, Brian, the producer, staffs, Rami, Ben, Gwilym, Joe, Allen, and Lucy has worked hard on making this movie.
@@cicolusnage2349 So what? Not one single "based on a true story" movie has ever been 100% accurate to reality. They always change things. In the case of Bohemian Rhapsody, it has made me want to learn more about them. I personally don't see that as a bad thing.
Robert O'Dell I agree. Brian May said they had to condense the whole Queen career into a 2 hour film. That’s no mean feat and it they did a fabulous job.
I wish that "Living on my own" came on Freddies party, he had that "jacket" on him that reminded me of the musicvideo, and what about "The show must go on" and of course the whole "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Roger had known Freddie for quite a while. They shared a stall in a marketplace. Also, Tim staffell, smile's vocalist, attended the same art college as Freddie. The band received FREE studio time (they didn't sell a van) in exchange for testing the studio's latest equipment. They had to do this only when the studio wasn't in use, which was typically late nights or even overnight. So much was omitted that made their story more interesting, and it wouldn't have taken any longer to tell the TRUE story. Formulas.... they defy everything Freddie and Queen stood for musically, yet when it comes to filmmaking, they are, sadly, practitioners.
I think they did have the Queen Crest in the movie, I’m not sure of what time but Freddie was lying down with his notebook near and you could see the other page and it was the Crest. I’ll have to rewatch it now, oh darn 😂😂
The live aid scene was one of the greatest in film history,you get so lost in the chaos you think its real,the moment where his father finally accepts him for who he is made me cry as well not gonna lie.
I love it, and think it's brilliant. Roger, Brian and John might should have had more coverage but it was totally awesome and I will buy a copy when it's released and see it again on the big screen.
I wish they wouldn't have ended it during the concert and ended it when he died i would have like to see more from the beginning and the end of his life.
To make it simple , the movie wants the viewers to focus on the music, 'cause that's what matters. They want to make everyone remeber Freddie as the music genius that he is.
the crest was actually included in the movie ! when Mary is laying next to him in their room he is holding a sketchbook and you can see the crest on one of the papers
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. IT'S ABOUT THE MUSIC. IF YOU ARE A QUEEN FAN YOU HAVE TO SEE IT JUST BRILLIANT. SO MUCH LOVE. RAMI MALEK AND ALL OF THE ACTORS TAKE YOU FOR A RIDE.
Adding the full live aid set would have been too long for people who aren't huge queen fans. Not to mention the full set will be released in the DVD so calm down
Others might not have wanted this, but it's integral to Freddie and their story about their ongoing love and loyalty. I think his end was not only tragic but triumphant. His way. He died but he lived on and shaped history. AIDS research, the Mercury Phoenix Trust. The tribute concert. The heroic way he fought the illness with courage and strength and grace I am not wanting to be ghoulish, but it's that those last years are awe inspiring The band being beside him completely. Even putting their lives on hold for him to accomplish his goal of musician until he died. That's the stuff legends are made of.
I’m a bit upset that they didn’t put in “crazy little thing called love” and They should have added more Jim & Freddie moments I hope there will be a sequel that shows the last days of Freddie
Personally I think leaving the movie at PG-13 was fine. We all knew what Freddie was in life and to make an R rated movie would seem like they were going for the sensationalist portion of his life rather than the artistic.
Would have loved it if some of the inspiration for the music from Highlander was in the novie not only a melody. That is where I first heard there music and I was hooked.
I would have liked to see the rest of Freddie’s six years of life to hear songs like I want it all and the miracle and how the press messed with Freddie a lot due to suspicion of his aids diagnosis also the end could have been the making of made in heaven after Freddie, I know this would have made the film like three hours long but I think it would have been cool x
Movie was AWESOME. I KNEW RIGHT AWAY RAMI MALEK WILL WIN THE OSCAR! On the 16th of February on an airplane to Cancun. On the way back to Seattle I watched it 2nd time as I’m busy w kids at home. Movie was phenomenal despite maybe some discrepancies critics are talking. It’s so easy to criticize. What have they done??? All these critics??? Beautiful and touching story keeps the legacy of Queen and makes Freddie Mercury the most immortal musician on the planet. Please don’t discourage the public. We love it the way it is! Bravo!
I’m glad they did a PG-13 rating. There are so many young teens that are loving Queen, like my niece, and I love that she can see the story and enjoy it, without the rawer material. I get it was part of Freddie’s life, but I liked the way they handled it in the movie.
I understand that the footage that were not included will be released as the 'making of Bohemian Rhapsody'. There is a lot of interest in Queen and no doubt some will also be included in the DVD/Blu Ray release.
I think that the other bandmates deserved more screentime, I know that some of them were really close with Freddie but they made it seem like they hated each other. They didn't really care about forming their relationships in the movie, in my opinion.
iconic - Deaky is usually ignored to this day and was the musical anchor of the band, with Taylor, as an amazing rhythm section. Bad bass, awful music. His songwriting and electronic invention (the Deacy amp) were vital to their success. He was always my favorite with his shy, quirky personality.
@@susieq9801 Deaky deserves so much credit than he's given! I really get why he left when Freddie died since he's the youngest of them all and Freddie was the one to see his true talent. I wish they could of showed more of their relationship in the movie and not only them making hits in music.
This video is full of baloney. The film was perfect, just as it was. Sure, I'd sit and watch Bohemian Rhapsody if it was six hours long, but they had to trim it for the general audience. As far as deleted scenes, we can all hope they're restored for the DVD release. And it's already been stated that the DVD will include the entire 20+ minutes of their Live Aid performance. Now, if you you think you can make a better video, please go right ahead!
Loved the movie! Just wish it would have been a bit more truth and less Hollywood. As for all of the cuts, the thing was 2 hours 15 minutes. Still, what's an extra 15 or 20 minutes when Queen has such a great story to tell?
I was hoping for the scene where roger locked himself inside the cupboard until freddie agrees to put "i'm inlove with my car" in the b side of the album
Wow, that would be amazing!
I would've been dying,LMAO
me too!!
Same with me . But then, I love Roger
*Yes.*
I wanted to see the creation of “Don’t Stop Me Now”
My favorite Queen song right there.
GrimReaper 2734 same i was wondering where they would put it
Me too from ray ray
What was it?
@@itsjunioryt_ it was on the end bruh
The live aid cut down wasn’t not a big deal at all. Where it ended was just fine and it still managed to have an emotional punch
But those rediculous blue eyes are a big deal!
BoneStudio15 I am glad it ended on a high Freddie would not want us to watch him suffer and die onscreen nor do i want to as a fan I was 6 when he died that was sad enough now that i am old enough and get the reality of the situation it would be that much worse
They filmed the entire 20 minute set! I want to see it all!
Ohhh boy was that a strong punch 😂 😭 😭
@@marijanjambrovic505 - sorry, but Rami's eyes are green. I think he should have worn dark contacts.
These are not deleted scenes. They're just sections of their story you would've like to be included in the movie.
yes... the things he said is not deleted... but not included... gosh
Thats what deleted scenes are..
@@samantha_2686 No. Deleted scenes are scenes that were shot and edited (sometimes even color graded) and down the line of editing the movie they were removed from it. This is just a bunch of parts from Queen's real story that this channel wanted the filmmakers include in the movie.
yes, they are. the actors and producers and the band confirmed these.
@@DrAwesome2570 you're saying that all those segments were shot? This video makes it look like they're just all things the narrator wished they shot.
The full Live Aid was put in extras on the dvd.
It wasn´t because there wasn´t Is this the world we created?
Matyeu 9 I honestly can’t remember since I commented this a year ago 🤣
They didn't even record "Is This The World We Created?" Which is kind of sad, but wouldn't fit in the movie so I don't mind too much. Although It would have been nice to see Rami doing this song
I - as a "general member of the public" - found this movie totally enthralling. I think that @Rami Malek did an outstanding performance from start to finish and that the late "Freddie Mercury" would thoroughly endorse his depiction.
I would have loved to have very little of Paul Prenter in it. And more long hair Freddie.
It's a movie, not a documentary about the band. Take that in mind.
Its about a legend who has taken everything thats been thrown at it take that in mind
I think the problem is that it was passed off as a biography. I loved the movie but there are way to many historical inaccuracies for it to be a real biography.
1yugioh11 yeah it changes so much that it doesn’t feel like the same Freddie.
But Soo many young people went to see it when I went they'll take it as gospel as to how the band was formed which this movie most youth aren't going to research the truth a few will but not most.
@@MsKewi-NYC Well on the plus side, at least the youth are appreciating good music- there's sod all in today's mainstream. I can think of hardly any tunes in the past two decades that've increased my heart rate or made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Music, at the moment, is dead. R.I.P. great music.
David Bowie cameo in “Under Pressure”.
I was so looking forward to something like that being in the movie, but they hardly even played the song :/ was still great though
They did mention him before getting on stage for the live aid concert
Bowie is also a good artist 🙄 sadly they didn't make a cameo 😔
They kinda did make a cameo, right in the beginning when everyone is rushing around getting ready for live aid. There's a guy that resembles him getting his picture taken. His face is covered but I think it's implyed that it's Bowie
That would have been beautiful :)
Saw it last weekend. I was apprehensive at first because I thought that Remi Malak looked too much like Mick Jagger. But came away from the movie loving Queen more than I did before.. it rocks.
i thought several times during the movie he was mick! longer hair scenes i think 👍🏻
At the beginning I thought he looked more like Prince
I thought Prince, too! The facial mannerisms.
I believe it's far too difficult to perfectly achieve Freddie's features but you can't argue that his acting was not phenomenal
I thought he looked like Mick Jagger in several parts and he totally could play him too!
Pushing for an R rating? Why does the industry think we want sex scenes in our entertainment? I certainly don't.
They were rock stars. They lived like rock stars. Not just Freddie, though he was most extreme of the bunch. They all fucked groupies and did shovelfuls of coke. Brian and Roger just didn't want to tarnish their dignified image now. :P
neuralmute Actually Brian and John just drinked from what I heard.
I didn’t need to see it either. We all know what went on fs
Me neither
It was the best performance of all time, no one now days even comes close to the way Freddie got the audience IE Wembley stadium full, thousands of fans dancing with queen,clapping and singing in sync, I don't think that one person can say that they never liked at least one of the songs they wrote, some of the words are pure poetry and so true, to say it was 20 years ago and they are still number one,RIP you beautiful person,x
Personally, I think it was a great pic and even though it could've added all the "other stuff" of Freddie Mercury, that isn't what it's about. Freddie was a private person. What Paul did to him was horrible. No one has the right to do that to another person. Especially for money. We don't need to know all the gory details that this man went through. We need to celebrate the wonderful, beautiful musician he was. Also, Brian & Roger approved the telling and that they didn't let Freddie, their brother, get dragged through the mud is a testament to their love for Freddie. I say BRAVO to the cast, writers, etc. who brought this hard to tell story to life to celebrate the music.
Veronica Reilly I ditto that Bravo!
Veronica Reilly AMEN Protecting him all these years later i applaud them
You said it, darling!
Unfortunately Brian and Roger did pretty much ignore Deaky's contributions. That was unfair.
There was a point in the film where you see the Queen crest in Freddie's notebook so that wasn't not in the movie
But they wasn't explain the meaning.
Yup! As he rolled over in bed he put the notepad on the bedside table
But thats not telling how it was created. That was and easter egg, not a backstory
I honestly think the ending should have been the day Freddie recorded Show Must Go On in one take. It could have had a better impact on the tragic tone the movie turned into but it was amazing anyway
Totally agree mate.! I have directed the whole scene in my mind!
Either that or him recording Mother Love and basically saying to Brian he will come back and he never does😪😪😪
It's supposed to be a celebration of his life and end on an upbeating note, like Freddie would have wanted
I agree! That would have been great
Agreed. I wish they could have made some mention of the last 4 years of his life and the courage he displayed singing and recording up to the time when he could no longer leave his home.
so you speak about things that should be in the movie. that are not deleted scenes
Most of the things he said in the video were shot but became deleted scenes. Rami Malek who plays Freddie confirmed the bathtub scene where freddie wrote crazy little thing and Brian May even posted on his instagram a picture of the Crazy little thing called love Live Aid scene where you can see the telecaster in maleks hands.
I am ten years old I love that movie so much I cried I watch UA-cam videos about it and it became my new favorite movie and rami Malik became my new favorite actor Queen also became my new favorites band considering I am 10 I watch the movie with an adult which made it better PG-13 was a good rating because I was able to watch it and a lot of my best friends were able to watch it and for this we love the movie now so I'm glad they didn't rate it r
Mag Mel I read that Brian May demanded a family-friendly rating for the film, and that demand led to Sacha Baron Cohen leaving the project in the early stages.
I’m glad Brian got his way-while I didn’t take my 9-year-old daughter (she saw "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" instead), I’m glad the film wasn’t just one F-bomb after another as the producers made the film "edgy."
We went with my 79 year old mom. The dialogue and stories they told didn't need graphic details to get the point across. I think it was written for the masses and it's a great way to start a new generation of Queen fans.
Glad to see that a 10 year old can appreciate some classic rock and roll!
Rami Malik has gained a whole new level of stardom. 😍🤩😍
Lol no shade but why are you telling us your whole life story lol.
I’m very proud of you for having watched and appreciated the movie and for appreciating the music of Queen! You’re officially a very cool kid to me! 😎
I'm 13 and I watched this cause of my father and I didn't regret it
I would LOVE to have seen something about his friendship and collaboration with Montserrat Caballe.
Why is everyone so fixated on how they wanted the movie to portray how bad the group was when they partied? Surely you already know how people snort blow, suck pee pee and drink booze?
Queen should be remembered as the musical geniuses they were. The movie did a great job portraying that.
Exactly! I don't understand why people want to see the dark side so much. I think they hinted at it enough without going into more detail about it than necessary. They said they wanted to make it a celebration of the band and their music, which they did, and I for one am fine with that.
Word!
Yes and Queen played for everyone and wanted everyone to hear their songs and a movie made about them should also be made for everyone to see and enjoy
Vaigod777 I think that one was for Freddie 😂.
Thank you!
The movie was still pretty good anyways, Freddie’s still a god
And Brian, Roger and Deaky are demigods!
Rick Kinki Absolutely
Solace Draws I’ll go with legend rather then a God
DELETED SCENES:
*points to Rami’s armpit*
I’m aware of the historical inaccuracies, but all the creative choices made resulted in a great movie. I’ve seen it 3 times, bringing friends and family with me.
5, so far
HOW COME THESE PEOPLE JUST SHUT UP AND BE HAPPY IT WAS A HELL OF A FILM I THINK ONE OF THE BEST FILMS ABOUT A MUSICAL GROUP OR ICON I'VE SEEN IN THE LAST 9 YEARS AND I MEAN THAT IT WAS SO GOOD I SPENT CLOSE TO 240 BUCKS ON QUEEN MEMORABILIA✊🏾 # I'M A QUEEN HEAD FOR LIFE✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
ok calm down u dont need to yell who cares what u spent
I was there at Live Aid and Queen were King, you know what I mean. U2 were second and Paul McCartney was third but it wasn't a race because the real winners were US the audience.
But who were they trying to Aid?
@@johnjhill3 (sorry for late reply not notified) The Famine In Africa.
Platetec Benjamin Orr of The Cars singing 'Drive' was my personal favorite, after Queen of course.
@@OrangeySky11 In Wembley we were shown some of the Philly concert on screens, We had the video played but don't remember all, Drive is such a beautiful song I don't blame you. Also Sting singing the acoustic version of Roxanne
I was there too.
I thought Queen = The best
U2 = 2nd
Bowie = 3rd
Macca = 4th
Elton & Georgie Michael = 5th.
One of the greatest days of my life x
leave it alone, great film focusing on the music, Freddie was a marvelous vocalist and song writer as were the other members, marvelous film and great tribute to a great band.....
Judging from the band's pictures, Deaky was always closest to Freddie . Just looking at it, i can understand why Deaky left the group after Freddie passed away..
Not the coffee maker.
that was good :))) and angry lizard also and Russian stolicnaya vodka in microphone box
Movie was above as brilliant!
There's only room in this band for one hysterical queen.
It said No not the coffee machine not "maker"
You look like an angry lizard
Not with that teeth
*Only Freddie and Rami Malek can make chest hair look sexy*
And Bono.
And Robert Redford, Darling.
Saw it yesterday, it was brilliant, however I would have liked the movie to have mentioned how they did the soundtracks to Flash Gordon and Highlander. Apparently they did them by having a copy of the movie playing while they recorded the soundtrack, like in old movie theatres for silent films.
I would of loved to see Freddie and Roger going to the market together selling his paintings. The movie was week in showing how much Freddie was an artist. Also how they really formed. The movie gave you the impression that he and John debuted at the same time
If you buy the dvd they have an extra where they show the whole live aid concert by the actors and you do breifly see the crest in a few things, the writing pad on the drum kit
I hope there is an extended version of the movie with the deleted scenes added back in, on blu ray dvd or both
There will be an extended version. The got enough footage to make a 6 hour movie
i think the film was as amazing as it could have been
I think the film was beautifully presented and performed. Plus it brought more fans, those especially of this generation over to the band, and I think it’s marvelous. There’s so much a movie can do within 2 hours. The people over here at Screenrant, are looking past the fact how much trouble it was to get this film made at all. Overall I’m in love with the finished product that we were given.
The main reason why they didn't include Crazy Little Thing Called Love performance was because in the movie they used the original audio, but during the real Live Aid performance there were audio issues with the mic making high pitched squealing sounds while they performed.
I have a whole new respect for freddie and QUEEN after seeing the movie!!!💯 👸👸
To have a release of the full 6 hour movie would pay great homage to the namesake. "6 minutes is too long for a song". I would gladly watch 6 hours of such a masterpiece of a movie.
Or if they felt that was too long they could have made it into a seasonal movie
*They **_should_** have left "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" in. That song showed him playing the guitar, and I think that was important.*
Deleted scenes, or not...
OSCAR baby!!!! YEAYYYY!!!!
BEST movie in 2018!!!! No questions asked!!!! Well done!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WHOLE TEAM AND QUEEN!!!!!
AND FREDDIE MERCURY!!!!
An excellent movie...go see it.
I’ve seen it 3 times. Can’t wait for the blu Ray. Just love this movie. Freddie Mercury was the greatest ever.
With or without that scenes mention above Bohemian Rhapsody the movie was still and will always be a bop. Especially the Live Aid scene ❤
People think an R rating would have made it better? Lots of people think that kind of rating means lots of sex but I find it means constant profanity which is the biggest turn off for me. Lots of people think Queen was pretty bad as people so if it would have had the sex and profanity it would have lost many movie goers once word got around that it was that kind of movie. I had a certain kind of idea in my mind about Queen and had no desire to see the movie. However my husband had seen enough previews and told me how it looked to be interesting so we saw it. I'm SOOO glad I did. I came away being quite impressed with all the band and the actors' performances. I also found a lot of respect for Brian May and Roger Taylor for producing this movie.
Great movie regardless.rami was a perfect actor and bought freddie to life again awesome a new generation to love queen
Roger and Brian are executive producers of the movie. They wanted to focus on both Freddie's life and Queen's life. The reason for it being PG-13 is because the movie is for everyone. Yeah most of story would be shown if it was Rated R, but just appreciate the fact that Roger, Brian, the producer, staffs, Rami, Ben, Gwilym, Joe, Allen, and Lucy has worked hard on making this movie.
My daughter is 9 and she watched bohemian rhapsody 8-10 times
The film is great full stop. Heck, I went twice to see it. It's amazing!
it's over Anakin...I've got the high ground
Can't wait for the Extended Cut.
i'm hoping for a sequal or a part 2 . I really loved this movie
How many more ‘this is what’s wrong with Bohemian Rhapsody’ videos are you guys going to make? It’s a good film, leave it alone!
Yeah really. I agree 100% with you Martin Fox. What did they expect? Every SINGLE day the band was together to be filmed?
It's not entirely factual
@@cicolusnage2349 So what? Not one single "based on a true story" movie has ever been 100% accurate to reality. They always change things. In the case of Bohemian Rhapsody, it has made me want to learn more about them. I personally don't see that as a bad thing.
Robert O'Dell I agree. Brian May said they had to condense the whole Queen career into a 2 hour film. That’s no mean feat and it they did a fabulous job.
I wish that "Living on my own" came on Freddies party, he had that "jacket" on him that reminded me of the musicvideo, and what about "The show must go on" and of course the whole "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Roger had known Freddie for quite a while. They shared a stall in a marketplace. Also, Tim staffell, smile's vocalist, attended the same art college as Freddie.
The band received FREE studio time (they didn't sell a van) in exchange for testing the studio's latest equipment. They had to do this only when the studio wasn't in use, which was typically late nights or even overnight.
So much was omitted that made their story more interesting, and it wouldn't have taken any longer to tell the TRUE story.
Formulas.... they defy everything Freddie and Queen stood for musically, yet when it comes to filmmaking, they are, sadly, practitioners.
I think they did have the Queen Crest in the movie, I’m not sure of what time but Freddie was lying down with his notebook near and you could see the other page and it was the Crest. I’ll have to rewatch it now, oh darn 😂😂
i’ve watched it 3 times already :)
5 already, so far
laurissima22 lucky!
beat your meat why
I've watched it for 15 times😁
The live aid scene was one of the greatest in film history,you get so lost in the chaos you think its real,the moment where his father finally accepts him for who he is made me cry as well not gonna lie.
My family is rock and roll family just had to listen to it in a long time and now this movie unlocked my path
I love it, and think it's brilliant. Roger, Brian and John might should have had more coverage but it was totally awesome and I will buy a copy when it's released and see it again on the big screen.
Looking forward to the BluRay & 4k releases.
I wish they wouldn't have ended it during the concert and ended it when he died i would have like to see more from the beginning and the end of his life.
I just wish the actual movie played the we will rock you song at live aid that’s literally my favorite song
To make it simple , the movie wants the viewers to focus on the music, 'cause that's what matters. They want to make everyone remeber Freddie as the music genius that he is.
Also, we watched this at so s home, sound through my Bose speaker- WILL NEVER GET TIRED OF WATCHING OR HEARING QUEEN... ever😘
I'm 9 I loved the movie and I love queen, but my parent said I could NOT watch it at first they changed their minds.
It would have been nice if Freddie met Bowie by accident in the rain when dumping Prenter, cause thats when under pressure comes in the background
Queen is one of the most genius song writers
*_is this the real life..._*
No, this is America.
No, this is Patrick
Don't catch you slippin up
No, THIS IS PATRICK
@@amri007able Damn it you beat me to it
or is it just fantasy....
5:10 if u focus on the scene, u will hear that the music is the tripod (try guys podcast) theme song.
Bohemian Rhapsody really nails the era; it's like having access to a time machine.
I wished they had David Bowie doing the Under Pressure studio sessions...do it for the extended version
the crest was actually included in the movie ! when Mary is laying next to him in their room he is holding a sketchbook and you can see the crest on one of the papers
Is This The Real life
No this is Patrick
Nick K lol
"The genius can not be imitated." Luc de Clapiers, Marquis de Vauvenargues (1715 - 1747)
They should've released that 4HR initial cut. I would've been okay with that
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. IT'S ABOUT THE MUSIC. IF YOU ARE A QUEEN FAN YOU HAVE TO SEE IT JUST BRILLIANT. SO MUCH LOVE. RAMI MALEK AND ALL OF THE ACTORS TAKE YOU FOR A RIDE.
Freddie's last days would have made a epic ending to the movie. Re release this with all that is in this video. The movie.
Of course, the encounter with SID VICIOUS is missing :D
Adding the full live aid set would have been too long for people who aren't huge queen fans. Not to mention the full set will be released in the DVD so calm down
The inaccuracies in the storyline bothered me too much though the cast did a great job.
I pressed on this video to see deleted scenes,you did not rock my world
Freddie mercury is the greatest singer in the world and Rami did such a good job portraying the fabulous singer.
Others might not have wanted this, but it's integral to Freddie and their story about their ongoing love and loyalty.
I think his end was not only tragic but triumphant. His way. He died but he lived on and shaped history. AIDS research, the Mercury Phoenix Trust. The tribute concert.
The heroic way he fought the illness with courage and strength and grace
I am not wanting to be ghoulish, but it's that those last years are awe inspiring
The band being beside him completely. Even putting their lives on hold for him to accomplish his goal of musician until he died.
That's the stuff legends are made of.
I’m a bit upset that they didn’t put in “crazy little thing called love” and They should have added more Jim & Freddie moments I hope there will be a sequel that shows the last days of Freddie
Whatever. Just accept the movie as it is. Geez!
I would have liked if they included the story of how they did Under Pressure with David Bowie
How about we make a petition so they release a bluray with all of the deleted scenes included....
Personally I think leaving the movie at PG-13 was fine. We all knew what Freddie was in life and to make an R rated movie would seem like they were going for the sensationalist portion of his life rather than the artistic.
I would have love seeing some of the concert for life tribute. Maybe during the credits.
Freddie did not always live an Rrated life Pg 13 is appropriate and it allows hiswide range of fans to get to know the man behind the image
Would have loved it if some of the inspiration for the music from Highlander was in the novie not only a melody. That is where I first heard there music and I was hooked.
And how many movies have you made ?? There is enough footage for a 6-hour movie, there will be an extended version.
LMFAO !!...
I like how you put his armpit as a deleted scene
I would have liked to see the rest of Freddie’s six years of life to hear songs like I want it all and the miracle and how the press messed with Freddie a lot due to suspicion of his aids diagnosis also the end could have been the making of made in heaven after Freddie, I know this would have made the film like three hours long but I think it would have been cool x
Movie was AWESOME.
I KNEW RIGHT AWAY RAMI MALEK WILL WIN THE OSCAR! On the 16th of February on an airplane to Cancun. On the way back to Seattle I watched it 2nd time as I’m busy w kids at home. Movie was phenomenal despite maybe some discrepancies critics are talking. It’s so easy to criticize. What have they done??? All these critics??? Beautiful and touching story keeps the legacy of Queen and makes Freddie Mercury the most immortal musician on the planet. Please don’t discourage the public. We love it the way it is! Bravo!
Am sorry but you can’t make it better bc I think it’s SO GOOD!
WE JUST NEEDED THE '39 INTRO!!!
I’m glad they did a PG-13 rating. There are so many young teens that are loving Queen, like my niece, and I love that she can see the story and enjoy it, without the rawer material. I get it was part of Freddie’s life, but I liked the way they handled it in the movie.
Awesome movie!👍
I understand that the footage that were not included will be released as the 'making of Bohemian Rhapsody'. There is a lot of interest in Queen and no doubt some will also be included in the DVD/Blu Ray release.
we shot Live Aid on *DAY ONE* - Rami
I think that the other bandmates deserved more screentime, I know that some of them were really close with Freddie but they made it seem like they hated each other. They didn't really care about forming their relationships in the movie, in my opinion.
iconic - Deaky is usually ignored to this day and was the musical anchor of the band, with Taylor, as an amazing rhythm section. Bad bass, awful music. His songwriting and electronic invention (the Deacy amp) were vital to their success. He was always my favorite with his shy, quirky personality.
@@susieq9801 Deaky deserves so much credit than he's given! I really get why he left when Freddie died since he's the youngest of them all and Freddie was the one to see his true talent. I wish they could of showed more of their relationship in the movie and not only them making hits in music.
@@accountnolongerinuse2044 - Agree on all counts.
This video is full of baloney. The film was perfect, just as it was.
Sure, I'd sit and watch Bohemian Rhapsody if it was six hours long, but they had to trim it for the general audience. As far as deleted scenes, we can all hope they're restored for the DVD release.
And it's already been stated that the DVD will include the entire 20+ minutes of their Live Aid performance.
Now, if you you think you can make a better video, please go right ahead!
Hear hear! 👍
Yes thankyou
Loved the movie! Just wish it would have been a bit more truth and less Hollywood. As for all of the cuts, the thing was 2 hours 15 minutes. Still, what's an extra 15 or 20 minutes when Queen has such a great story to tell?
The movie was the best movie ever I watch it about once a month I love the music
I've seen the movie 3 times. Terry Gross of Fresh Air, does a brilliant job interviewing Brian May in one episode, and in another, Rami Melek.