I’ve ragged on romantic comedies a fair bit in past reviews.
Part of that is simply the nature of the beast, since rom-coms tend to make for
rather clichéd viewing even at the best of times, but I feel like I haven’t the
sub-genre nearly enough credit. I mean, with both critics and general
audiences, rom-coms tend to be the most accessible features to get into, and
that accessibility can lead to some opportune moments for demographics to get
screen time. I looked at this last year with Crazy Rich Asians, a film that was
ostensibly just a standard narrative boosted tremendously by its cultural
aesthetic. Today’s film very well could have the chance to do the same thing
for Tiwi indigenous Australians, but… I can’t lie, I’m not nearly as hyped about
this one.
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) - Movie Review
The plot: After seeing them perform at a local nightclub, Farrokh Bulsara (Rami Malek) meets with guitarist Brian May (Gwilym Lee) and drummer Roger Taylor (Ben Hardy), whom are in need of a new vocalist as their last one just quit the band. What started that night would lead to Farrokh becoming better known as the singer Freddie Mercury, and the band becoming one of the most celebrated musical acts of all time: Queen.
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