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Note:  I love this film so much.  It made me understand Freddie Mercury more, and I appreciated Queen as a whole like I never did before. Directed by Bryan Singer   and towards the end, Dexter Fletcher Produced by Graham King , Jim Beach , Robert De Niro, and Bryan Singer Screenplay by Anthony McCarten Story by Anthony McCarten Peter Morgan When I was a young girl I was very vocal about my views on backmasking, and Queen was one of those I was campaigning against.  I still very much believe about the evils of the subliminal messages of backmasking, but I'm glad to see Freddie Mercury, my nephew's favourite singer, and his band, Queen, beyond backmasking (btw, I know a lot of people who used backmasking to insert good subliminal messages too). This movie has mixed reviews from the critics, most of them would rather have Freddie Mercury as a good for nothing fag (I read somewhere that was what they called him), which was not widely accepted in th...

( source ) This would be short and simple.  I liked it.  I can't say I loved it, but I liked it.  I think Aaron Paul and Imogen Poots really have on-screen chemistry(they also had a Valentine movie called LONG WAY DOWN ). Melanie Griffith and Don Johnson's Dakota appears as Anita, the former love of Tobey's life and I believe she delivered.  I am so tempted to compare this movie to THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS, but the only things similar are the speeding cars, friendship and camaraderie.  Other than that, the story is totally different.   By the way, there's only a quarter of a story .  The three quarters are mostly racing cars and different kinds of air transportation. ;-) Anyways, even if I didn't love it, I enjoyed it very, very much.  I can't wait for the sequel.    THE END :) Links to reviews: The Playlist Rotten Tomatoes Forbes.com Metacritic From the WWW: The story chronicles a near-impossible cross-cou...