Greatest Music Biographical Film?
Greatest Music Biographical Film? 16 votes
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What's Love Got To Do With It?
Ive seen The Doors, Amadeus, Sid and Nancy, and Tina/Ike. I think I saw Straight Out of Compton too but I don't remember for sure.
Larry Fishburne has always been a favorite going back to high school or even before. Pretty easy choice really. He was amazing as Ike Turner.
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The Doors
I find most biopics corny
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The Doors
Surprised Yella didn't include Bohemian Rhapsody
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Amadeus
It's a terribly corny genre. Amadeus is a legit wonderful film that never feels like a corny biopic at any point, which is why it gets my vote.
Best Pic Oscar of 1984 of course.
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F.O. Row Peter Puffer, You Left Off...
Walk Hard
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Amadeus
I'll be honest, Stalin, I've never seen the film.
My relationship with Queen is complicated and my confirmation bias seeps in on this one. I appreciate their talent and greatness, but their sound doesn't do it for me much of the time. I can't take the constant bombast.
Also, Mrs Snow loves Queen and over plays the shit out of them on her shitty little Amazon sound device thingy. She's not allowed to touch the record player.
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Amadeus
Great flick. Cox wasn't a real person though you bonio.
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What's Love Got To Do With It?
Buddy Holly was second
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Amadeus
Imagine a world where Gary Busey is an academy award level actor. I miss America damn it!!
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What's Love Got To Do With It?
