I just went to the cinema to the Bohemian Rhapsody movie
Oh my god, that was absolutely amazing.
I have always been a Queen fan. My parents met each other in a Queen fan club, I listened to their music since before I can remember. When I was tiny (I don’t remember how old I was, but it definitely happened before I was ten) my parents and I went to a Queen tribute concert and I loved it. Since then we went to many different events related to this fan club, but in 2014, when I was 14 years old, my parents and I went to Tenerife to a Starmus conference. It was astronomy-related, and there were many great scientists giving their lectures about their own topics. When I say great, I mean it - Stephen Hawking himself was talking about black holes and quantum creation of the universe.
And, there was Brian May. He gave us a talk, and I really enjoyed listening. On the other day, he played guitar, it was the first time when I actually heard him perform live. I cried like a baby. I was overwhelmed with emotions, it was truly amazing. I even got to meet him. I talked to him, I got a badge signed, I was so happy. So it happened, we were leaving the room at the same time. It also happened so that someone pushed me and I nearly fell down. Brian May himself helped me keep balance. Can you imagine what I felt? It’s been more than four years and I still remember every moment.
I also got to go to the concert of what is left of the original Queen to Cologne. I didn’t meet Brian nor Roger there, and seeing a different singer on stage with them did feel unsettling at first, but I still managed to have a really good time.
So with Queen having such a special place in my heart, I was afraid of watching the movie. I thought it would disappoint me, I thought I would see a pathetic parody instead of something of value.
My godmother (yeah, another Queen fan) said she loved the movie. Then my parents went to the cinema and were amazed. This gave me hope, so when today my dad asked me if I changed my mind and wanted to see the movie, I accepted the offer. And so my parents, my brother and I went to the cinema.
First half of the movie, I laughed, at times even out loud, unable to stop myself. Second half, I cried like a baby. When we left the cinema, I still cried. And we decided to eat out this night - and yes, I still had years in my eyes. My hands were shaking like the hands of an alcoholic. This film resonated with my tiny soul of a life-long Queen fan. I loved it to bits.
It’s been a couple of hours now since the movie ended, but I’m still so full of emotions.
(That’s why I’m making the first blog ever on Tumblr that is not a reblog but something by myself)
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