
From Freddie belting at Wembley to Elton finding his Rocket Man, British music biopics love a big emotional moment. Which one hit you hardest?
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Bohemian Rhapsody β The Live Aid Recreation
That shot-for-shot Live Aid recreation had grown adults ugly-crying in the cinema. Say what you like about the film's accuracy, that finale was pure spine-tingle telly.

Rocketman β 'Rocket Man' Pool Scene
Taron Egerton floating out of a swimming pool into the Dodger Stadium stage is the kind of bonkers musical fantasy Elton actually deserves. Pure theatre.

Control β Ian Curtis Dances to 'She's Lost Control'
Anton Corbijn's black-and-white masterpiece captures Ian Curtis's haunting stage presence like nothing else. Uncomfortable, hypnotic, unforgettable.

Nowhere Boy β John Meets Paul
Aaron Taylor-Johnson's brooding Lennon locking eyes with a young McCartney at Woolton Village Fete. History being made over a cup of squash.

Stardust β Bowie's American Road Trip
A divisive, unofficial Bowie biopic with no actual Bowie songs β bold move. Still, the raw dressing-room moments have their scruffy charm.
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Be honest: have you ever looked up how a series ends before you got there?
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