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Lover Boy wrote:Glad you guys agree with me. Time will tell, but I'd be willing to make a large sum bet on it!
By the way, I googled "Bohemian Rhapsody Movie" and on the right where you see wiki's info it listed Tom Hooper as a third director of the film. I then clicked on the wiki link and didn't see his name listed anywhere. I don't even see it on imbd. So...a glitch? I haven't heard anything about this Hooper dude.
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Lover Boy wrote:Glad you guys agree with me. Time will tell, but I'd be willing to make a large sum bet on it!
By the way, I googled "Bohemian Rhapsody Movie" and on the right where you see wiki's info it listed Tom Hooper as a third director of the film. I then clicked on the wiki link and didn't see his name listed anywhere. I don't even see it on imbd. So...a glitch? I haven't heard anything about this Hooper dude.
"Use all the tricks of the trade, dear, and if you believe in yourself, go all the way." -- Freddie
musicalprostitute wrote:Lover Boy wrote:Glad you guys agree with me. Time will tell, but I'd be willing to make a large sum bet on it!
By the way, I googled "Bohemian Rhapsody Movie" and on the right where you see wiki's info it listed Tom Hooper as a third director of the film. I then clicked on the wiki link and didn't see his name listed anywhere. I don't even see it on imbd. So...a glitch? I haven't heard anything about this Hooper dude.
You sound exactly the same as me: Googling anything Bohemian Rhapsody-related like a true obsessive.![]()
"Use all the tricks of the trade, dear, and if you believe in yourself, go all the way." -- Freddie
Another_Roger wrote:I am actually amazed how small the interest is for this enormous project is in the Queen community. We will never ever experience such an investment in Queen ever again. It fells like people dont understand how big this can potentially be.
Leigh Burne wrote:I find it hard to get particularly excited about the film because, to be brutally honest, I think there's more chance they'll screw it up than not. I'd love to be proven wrong, but that's where I stand at the moment. Why get excited when I'll probably just be let down?
On top of that, the only actual hard evidence we have from the film are some photos of the cast looking pretty, and that's such a minor part of what will make it good or bad. I can name any number of movies that look fantastic but are otherwise total pants. I'm far more interested in the cast's performances and the script, and we know nothing about that thus far.
I am looking forward to seeing a trailer though, as that will hopefully reveal more about where the film is going.
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BitterTears wrote:Pretty confident it will beat the tennis film's UK gross anyway.
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Hutchence wrote:The all-time highest grossing music biopic is Straight Outta Compton (2015) - budget 50 mil $/ box office 202 mil $.
Walk the line (2005) is second- budget 28 mil $/ box office 187 mil $.
Ray (2004), for example, had 40 mil $ budget with 125 mil $ in box office.
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musicalprostitute wrote:BitterTears wrote:Pretty confident it will beat the tennis film's UK gross anyway.
I shall go out on a complete limb here and predict that it will become the most successful music biopic to date (which I believe is currently Walk The Line - a great film); Freddie's amazing story alone should have enough people interested; and let's not forget all the publicity surrounding this project for the last few years. Honestly, I think this will be a smash.
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