Bohemian Rhapsody: Here's where you can watch the film
It's 40 years since Live Aid too place
Last updated 30th Jul 2025
When it was released in 2018, Bohemian Rhapsody starring Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury, was a huge hit - taking $910 million at the box office! The biopic was later moved to streaming platforms, however it is no longer available on Netflix, where many viewers were hoping to watch it.
As we celebrate 40 years since the iconic event of Live Aid, which is where the Bohemian Rhapsody film ends, we take a look at where you can watch the movie via streaming platforms.
But don't worry, you can still stream the iconic film online - find out how below!
Where can I stream Bohemian Rhapsody online?
Disney+
Thankfully, you can now stream Bohemian Rhapsody on Disney+. Disney+ is available from £4.99 per month – with no hidden costs and the ability to cancel anytime.
Prime Video
You can also watch the film on Prime Video if you are a subscriber.
Apple TV+
Subscribers to Apple TV+ can also watch through the streaming service.
What is the film about?
The iconic film follows the life of Queen's late lead singer Freddie Mercury, and his rise to fame from meeting up with Roger Taylor and Brian May, culminating in their amazing Live Aid gig at Wembley in 1985.
The film was named after one of Queen's most iconic songs of the same name, and back 2023 the original name of the song was unearthed on some lyric sheets written by Freddie. The lyrics are part of Freddie's mostly unseen private collection from his London home, Garden Lodge in Kensington.
You can hear songs by Queen on Rayo.
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