Queen fans will be able to sing along with the band’s biggest hits.
Bohemian Rhapsody is the extraordinary story of Queen’s lead singer and legendary frontman Freddie Mercury and his meteoric rise to super-stardom.
Following a lukewarm reception by critics, the film has gone on to take in more than $600 million worldwide, eclipsing even The Greatest Showman, with people packing into cinemas to see Rami Malek take on the role of the legendary singer Freddie Mercury.
Malek has been praised for his turn and even been nominated for a Golden Globe for best actor, while the film itself is up for best picture. And from January 11, Queen fans will be able to enjoy a sing-along version of the movie in Odeon cinemas up and down the country.
The lyrics to the band’s biggest hits, including ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ and ‘We Are The Champions’ will be shown on the screen and audiences will be encouraged to sing along.
Fever is giving film fans the chance to recreate the olden days with tickets for just £6.50! Fever’s ODEON e-codes will allow cinema lovers to watch any film, including new releases, on any day, at any time
Tickets are available from Fever and are priced at £6.50. Codes can be redeemed at any participating ODEON cinemas across Greater Manchester and nationwide, excluding venues within the M25 (Greater London Area).