
From Freddie Mercury to Elton John, music biopics have been a massive deal at the cinema over the past decade. But which one genuinely captured the magic β and which ones made you wince?
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Bohemian Rhapsody
Rami Malek's performance as Freddie Mercury had people genuinely emotional, even if a few Queen fans had notes about the timeline. Either way, that Live Aid sequence alone was worth the price of a ticket.

Rocketman
Rather than playing it straight, Rocketman leaned into the theatrics and told Elton's story through his own songs as surreal set pieces. Bold, camp, and absolutely committed β just like the man himself.

Control
This 2007 film about Joy Division's Ian Curtis is beautifully shot and deeply affecting, capturing the bleakness of late-70s Manchester with real care. Probably not your Friday night feel-good watch, but unforgettable.

Yesterday
Okay, it's more of a love letter than a strict biopic, but this British film uses The Beatles' catalogue to ask a genuinely lovely what-if question. Charming, warm, and guaranteed to have you humming for days.

Amy
Amy Winehouse's story was told so intimately in this 2015 documentary that it sits comfortably alongside the fiction films. With her back catalogue woven throughout, it's as much a celebration as it is heartbreaking.
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