Rocketman

The movie isn’t a typical, boring biopic; it’s this super trippy, musical journey through Elton's life. It’s like they made each song its own scene in a Broadway show—full-on choreo, surreal scenes, and real emotions. Plus, the soundtrack? Unreal. Egerton’s versions of the classics, like Tiny Dancer and Your Song, hit different because you can feel Elton’s pain and joy in every note. And they didn’t gloss over the darker stuff, either—his battles with addiction, self-worth issues, and his tough family situation. It’s raw and honest, which just makes you love him more. The friendship with Bernie Taupin, Elton’s songwriting partner, is such a vibe too. You get this real sense of how much Bernie meant to him, how they kinda saved each other through their music. It’s bold, it’s loud, and it celebrates Elton for exactly who he is—flaws and all.