Eurovision fans share 'the only one way' to prepare for 2025 final

EUROVISION SONG CONTEST FANS HAVE SHARED HOW THEY ARE GEARING UP FOR TONIGHT'S FINALE KIMBERLY NHUNDU 10:02, 17 May 2025 The Eurovision Song Contest's Grand Final is set to be a

spectacular showdown with 26 acts vying for the coveted title, and fans are already gearing up for an epic evening. After a fierce competition involving 37 countries, the much-anticipated

final is scheduled to air tonight (17th May) at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer. But before settling down for the live show, Eurovision enthusiasts have shared 'the only correct way' to

get in the mood for the event. An excited fan took to X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, to write: "Starting #Eurovison weekend the ONLY correct way - watching Eurovision Song

Contest: The Story of Fire Saga." The 2020 flick, The Story of Fire Saga, is a musical rom-com featuring big-screen stars Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams. The film pays homage to the

iconic contest, charting the journey of childhood pals Lars Erickssong (played by Ferrell) and Sigrit Ericksdóttir (portrayed by McAdams), who form the musical act 'Fire Saga,'

reports the Express. Despite being local favourites in their quaint Icelandic village, the pair have dreams of clinching the Eurovision trophy. Their fortunes take a wild turn when an

unexpected accident during the selection stage leaves them as the only contestants available to represent Iceland. Seen as the dark horses of the competition, Lars and Sigrit must show

they've got the chops to do their nation proud. For those looking to catch the movie before the Grand Final kicks off, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga is available for

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satellite dish or aerial and includes hit shows like The Last of Us and Black Mirror. Following its debut, the musical received rave reviews and even earned a nod for Best Original Song at

the 93rd Academy Awards. The catchy tune Husavik has been streamed over 62 million times on Spotify, with its official music video racking up an additional 22 million views on YouTube. Given

the comedy's instant popularity, it's little wonder the song has become such a hit. Fans have been singing the film's praises since its release, with one enthusiastic viewer

writing on Rotten Tomatoes: "This movie is hilarious and well-acted, with a spot-on soundtrack. I could watch it over and over and still find it just as funny. The music is fantastic,

and the scenery is stunning." Another fan shared the sentiment, gushing: "As a movie buff of many years, I write this with great thought but it is one of my favourite movies of all

time. A sweet story, amazing music true to the real life Eurovision style and great acting and cameo appearances. In short a real joy to watch, kick back popcorn ready and leave feeling

great!" Article continues below On social media, a film enthusiast hailed it as "one of the best movies of the last several years," adding: "What a feel good film.

I've watched it a few times now, and it just keeps getting better. We need this movie. Bring on a sequel." _EUROVISION SONG CONTEST: THE STORY OF FIRE SAGA IS STREAMING NOW ON

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