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The music from the film is similar but not the exact same to the real life version of the song.

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Fat Bottomed Girls

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No, i don't think it lives up to queen's original version because Freddie Mercury is a legend himself and nothing can compare to that.

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Malek did a great job of portraying Freddie but he still wasn't the legend that Freddie was in his time.

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Similar because it’s the same song  still, but the tone along with the pitches are different.

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How does the film version compare to the studio version?

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How does the film version compare to the studio version?

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The overall audio quality is better due to the equipment being better. But, it sounds a bit off because it's not the version We've listened to all this time

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The vocals didn't sound right. They sounded artificial due to the fact that it was his voice layered over Freddie Mercury

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It sounds similar, also because it's the same song. But as stated before, the vocals are more artificial sounding

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No. He does a very good job admittedly, but nobody can be Freddie Mercury like Freddie Mercury

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the film music was very similar, with the same music elements, but did not fully live up the original

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I think Malek’s did a okay job of portraying Freddie in the film but it not the same as Freddie did a better job for this song.

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The sound was a little bit better than the original but the bass part of it sounded a bit off when compared to the Queen version.