Rocketman

Rocketman is a mature, well-executed, and highly entertaining musical biopic that will undoubtedly make you fall in love with Elton John.

En mi opinión esta es una excelente película para ser una película para ser una historia de biografia , no tenía esperanza de que narraran bien la vida de mi cantante favorito pero la manera en la que se cuenta la historia y las excelentes actuaciones la posiciona como una muy buena película para ver si te gusta la música de sir Elton John o la música de los mil novecientos ochenta en general

Sadly, this thoughtful, creatively-assembled music biopic has been overshadowed by inferior productions that were hyped by Hollywood and the the sheeple who blindly follow these out of touch and pretentious elitists. Unlike Bohemian Rhapsody, which did very little to develop the characters and real relationships but instead was simply a showcase for somebody who would be a good cover artist for Freddie Mercury, Rocketman tells an engaging and thought-provoking story in a creative way that doesn't worry about timelines or copycat renditions, at least not until the closing credits where they essentially duplicate the original video of I'm Still Standing. Much like The Greatest Showman, this movie deserved a lot more love and should have won several awards!

Nice movie......!!!!

Rocketman is a dazzling, energetic, and cleverly musically stylized biopic about Elton John that veers away from Hollywood’s unfortunate tendency to make bland and basic musical biopics. Taron Egerton’s portrayal of Elton John was perfect and really and me feeling that this is one of the most shining biopics I’ve ever seen. Grading: A-

Made me cry. A lot.

It's what the Queen biopic should have been. Best biopic I have seen

This movie was a huge disappointment for me. I heard so many great things about it and it failed to deliver anything. I couldnt feal bad for Elton, i know i should have but it just felt flat. The only scene i enjoyed was when Kit Connor was playing little Reggie and that was.. what 10 minutes of the movie? It was predictable, even the scene where he tried to kill himself fell flat. Wouldnt recommend it to anyone. Dont get why it is rating to high

A very flashy and "Elton John" way of telling a story, 'Rocketman' is a new way to portray the life of rockstar in a biopic. It may follow a similar formula, but it's far more entertaining and well-filmed than others.

Rocketman beautifully encapsulates the complex life of Elton John while utilising its fantastical visuals and musical sequences to engage the audience emotionally from start to finish. The film’s strength lies in its ability to merge reality with theatricality, using dream-like sequences to convey Elton’s inner turmoil and rise to fame. The film carries a star-studded cast that contributes not only their names but incredible performances that, in my opinion, drive the film to be considered one of the greatest. In particular, Taron Egerton's portrayal of John is nothing short of remarkable, bringing emotional depth to the character. His performance from beginning to end showcases his immense acting talent and vulnerability. Rocketman showcases how Egerton can convey vulnerability and charisma in not only a single scene but a single moment. The soundtrack plays a critical role in moving the plot forward and each song is expertly woven into the narrative. Egerton’s vocal performance is one that no amount of awards could properly honour. The music is a highlight of the film, and all the vocals, spotlighting Egerton, make the soundtrack one to consistently go back to. The film changes a person and their view on show-business, and I know this from personal experience genuinely never being the same since seeing it. Though it was controversially overlooked for Best Picture at the 2019 Academy Awards, Rocketman will undoubtedly continue to resonate and impact audiences for years to come.