Mama Mia Mama Mia! That’s what I can say for this great film or should I say mia mia (مئة بالمئة miat bialmia) a very nice movie seems just like watching a music video mashup of their hits from beginning till end…till you found yourself singing (euphoria).
The movie runs for about 134 minutes, produced by 20th Century Fox and directed by Bryan Singer; a biographical film about Freddie Mercury, lead singer of the British rock band Queen portrayed by Rami Malek. (Congrats he won best actor! ya! Hamad! from Egypt Represent!) (Good for you Rami I didn’t go for an audition or else!)
Though, it didn’t really go on deeper drama or show intense complications or conflict of the story....anyways (settings, plot and casting) overall it works, at the moment you hear even a single note/key from a piano as it will take you back (ehem! Don’t get me wrong im millennial huh…chertz!) from all their famous songs and greatest hits back in the days (and I think it’s a hit till now abused replay button in YouTube!)
Little did you know (like me) that some of those famous songs were originally from Queen, which I thought coming from some American bands (songs like We will rock you and We are the Champions). Also may I say that aside from the lead singer, all hail and respect to lead guitarist Bryan May (now I know who is the talented guitarist is).
Little did you know (like me) that some of those famous songs were originally from Queen, which I thought coming from some American bands (songs like We will rock you and We are the Champions). Also may I say that aside from the lead singer, all hail and respect to lead guitarist Bryan May (now I know who is the talented guitarist is).
Inspiring story, great songs, excellent material for this kind of movie and I recommend it especially for music lovers and lastly I will give it a humongous 5 Stars. (Gaga please revive Radio Gaga)
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