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Yesterday, the results of this year's Oscars were announced!
Best Film" Green Book.
Best Foreign Language Film "Roma".
Olivia Coleman won Best Actress for "The Favourite."
Best Actor was won by Rami Marek for "Bohemian Rhapsody".
Today Madame will talk to you about "Bohemian Rhapsody".
At this year's Oscars, "Bohemian Rhapsody" won four awards, which is the big winner.
The film is based on the story of Queen, which was once popular around the world, and features the band's lead singer Freddie Mercury as the protagonist, telling the story of the band's growth.
Queen, a rock band that can go down in history.
Its lead singer, Freddie Mercury, is the greatest rock singer of all time.
Although Freddie has been dead for almost 30 years, Queen's place among fans is still irreplaceable.
The box office of Bohemian Rhapsody says it all.
With more than $854 million at the global box office, it became the highest-grossing music biopic of all time.
The film recreates a number of Queen's hits, and the lead actor Rami Marek almost replicates Freddie's life.
It is no wonder that many people are in tears after reading it.
Even Madame, a fake fan, immediately burst into tears when she saw the last performance, the moment the music sounded.
Marvel at the appeal of the music and lament Freddie's glorious but short life.
As a musician, Freddie has talent, strength, ambition, and almost all the qualities necessary for a successful person, but only lost to herself.
It's a shame.
Born in Tanzania, East Africa, Freddie moved to London, England, at the age of 17, when he fled the war with his family.
Here, he began a life of ups and downs and swings.
Because he had colored skin and was a racial minority, he was discriminated against in England.
Perhaps in order to get rid of the dilemma of discrimination, he changed his name without authorization.
Start calling yourself: Freddie.
His father warned him that pretending to be someone else would never be able to achieve anything.
In a word, this sentence seems to have set the tone for his life.
After becoming famous, his loss seems to have become inevitable.
On the road to music, Freddie's genius and ambition have made him very smooth.
His adventurous spirit, in particular, was destined to make him different.
He volunteered to join Queen, then followed the band members to perform in college and small bars.
But his ambitions don't stop there.
At his suggestion, the band sold the only car they had to produce the album.
Subsequently, this record also became a stepping stone for the entire band's career.
With a demo of this record, they successfully signed to EMI Records.
Since then, it has become popular all the way.
He made a record, went on TV, went on a concert tour, and from time to time was on the music charts.
They became the hottest rock bands of the time.
After the film's eponymous song "Bohemian Rhapsody" was released, it won the UK Pop Chart for nine consecutive weeks and was hailed as a "rock opera".
Freddie, as the lead singer of the band, was treated the best.
However, the dark period of his life is creeping in.
When his career was in full swing, he found that he was bisexual.
He told everything honestly to his lover Marry, whom he had been in love with for many years.
In fact, Marry had already sensed that something was wrong between the two.
She envisions various reasons, such as Freddie falling in love with someone else, or needing her own space, and so on.
However, it was never expected that this would be the reason.
She couldn't take it.
So, she chose to leave.
But for Freddie, Marry has always been the love of his life.
Her departure was undoubtedly a huge blow to him, and it seemed to take away his soul as well.
Since then, Freddie has faced endless loneliness and loneliness.
He began to wander around various nightclubs and socialize with different men.
However, the life of the sound dog and horse could not make up for the emptiness in his heart.
He lost himself and got into a stalemate with his teammates for years, even wanting to fly solo at the instigation of his agent.
However, the agent only wants to use him and squeeze profits from him.
Under the pressure of heavy work, in the continuous sinking life, his health is getting worse and worse.
Marry, who couldn't bear to look at him, found him.
Like an outcast, he longs for Marry to stay with him, forgetting that Marry has a new love and a family of his own.
He tells Marry about his fears, but Marry tells him that he is loved.
Marry's arrival made Freddie realize that she was rotting a little, rotten to the bone marrow.
He was afraid of being alone, afraid of facing himself, and even though he had so much, his heart was always afraid.
Because of this fear, he wasted too much time and his life, hurt his friends, and neglected his family.
Also out of fear, he exiles himself in the sound of dogs and horses, hoping to use the superficial hilarity to drive away the loneliness in his heart.
However, if a person does not dare to face himself, even in the midst of the hustle and bustle, he can only be a lonely poor creature.
Even if he has countless wealth, he is nothing more than a red dust wanderer decorated with glitz, with no home and nowhere to rely.
So, he was determined to change.
He returned to Queen, and his former partners accepted him tolerantly.
Together they participated in the "Save Lives" concert.
The concert, which aimed to aid Africa, was the largest concert ever, bringing together some of the world's most prominent singers of the time, including Mike Jackson and Madonna.
Queen's zero-paid appearance also became a highlight in the band's history.
Perhaps because the show has extraordinary significance for the band, at the end of the film, it is almost copied and restored to the original "Save Lives" concert.
When Freddie sang that sentence:
"Mom, life has just begun, but now it's all ruined... Mom, I don't want to die yet."
I don't know how many people have heard crying.
By this time Freddie had been diagnosed with AIDS.
Time was running out for him.
This song is more like his inner desire for life, a struggle against fate.
However, some things have become a foregone conclusion, and the ending is only a matter of time or night.
In 1991, Freddie died of pneumonia caused by AIDS at the age of 45.
A generation of superstars has fallen.
However, since then, there has been one more legend in the world.
What is the meaning of life?
Presumably against yourself.
In fact, man's greatest enemy is always himself.
Because we will have desires, we will get lost, we will not be able to face ourselves correctly.
Just like Freddie did.
In fact, in real life, such examples are not uncommon.
2019 has just begun, and the entertainment industry has already appeared frequently.
First Wu Xiubo, the "Uncle of Ya Pi", was confused; then "Xueba" Zhai Tianlin pounced.
If Wu Xiubo really regarded himself as a husband, maybe he would not have taken care of Xiao San.
If Zhai Tianlin just wanted to be an actor with peace of mind, he would not sell "xueba people".
But how many people can always understand their own position and have self-knowledge?
Probably not much.
Knowing who you are, overcoming desires, and giving yourself the most accurate positioning is always a difficult thing.
But because it's hard, we should do it more, don't we?
Self-awareness is a lifelong compulsory course.
It has nothing to do with wealth, it has nothing to do with status, it is equally important to you and me.
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