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'Absolutely f*****g not': Brian May slammed for saying The Beatles need biopic like 'Bohemian Rhapsody'

'I feel like there's no way to stress hard enough what a bad idea this would be,' one person wrote
UPDATED JAN 10, 2023
People online strongly rejected Brian May's desire for a blockbuster biography of The Beatles (Kerry Davies - WPA Pool/Getty Images, BIPs/Getty Images)
People online strongly rejected Brian May's desire for a blockbuster biography of The Beatles (Kerry Davies - WPA Pool/Getty Images, BIPs/Getty Images)

Brian May, the lead guitarist for the rock band Queen, has voiced his views on the legendary rock band The Beatles, claiming that they should have their own biopic similar to 'Bohemian Rhapsody' as they are currently "underrepresented."

In a February 2022 interview, May stated, "The Beatles were our Bible. Absolutely at every stage in their career and their music development, they were models. And they still are to me, I must say. I love all those albums. To me, they are the greatest," outlining how the Beatles impacted his generation. May continued, "They are the pinnacle of the writing, performance, and ethos of rock music. They broke down so many barriers, they changed the world many times. I will always love the Beatles without any reservation," and stated his desire to see an absolutely stellar biography of The Beatles, as per Express.

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The Beatles, John Lennon, George Harrison (1943 - 2001), Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, pictured on their arrival in London  following a tour of Australia.
The Beatles, John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, and Ringo Starr, pictured on their arrival in London following a tour of Australia (Fox Photos/Getty Images)

May believes that The Beatles' contribution to society today is not given enough credit. He stated, "I feel like they've been underrepresented in the world as it is today. The kids today don't know the Beatles as much as they ought to. The Beatles should be woven into people's lives in the way Queen music is these days."

Brian May of Queen attends the press conference ahead of the Rhapsody Tour at Conrad Hotel on January 16, 2020 in Seoul, South Korea. The band Queen is in Seoul for their Asian leg of 'Rhapsody' tour, and is scheduled to perform on January 16 and 18 joined by Adam Lambert.
Brian May of Queen attends the press conference ahead of the Rhapsody Tour at Conrad Hotel on January 16, 2020, in Seoul, South Korea (Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images)

May's desires didn't seem to appeal to many of the people online who shared their views via Twitter. One individual wrote, "I feel like there's no way to stress hard enough what a bad idea this would be. We don't need a biopic of a band that's been studied and analysed to death, and that we already have about 14 films to cover their early days/post breakup days. It couldn't be any good." A user wrote, "Agree 100%. Now, what would be a killer biopic is the story of Badfinger!" Another individual wrote, "A biopic, sure. A biopics like 'Bohemian Rhapsody'?" tweeting a GIF of Leonardo DiCaprio mouthing the phrase "Absolutely F*****g Not." A third person strongly disapproving of May wrote, "Too hard to find the right actors. We know them so well, their mannerisms and voices, it just wouldn't work." One user said, "They don’t need a stupid biopic. They already have this."



 



 



 



 



 

A user quipped, "For people who agree with this take, they need to watch a hard day’s night and just shut up about it." Mocking the Queen's biopic, one user stated, "I don't think we need anymore movies like Bohemian Rhapsody lmao." Another said, "NO. i fear it will be butchered so bad." A netizen sarcastically wrote, "Yeah cuz bohemian rhapsody was so good and told a very historically accurate story...." "There's already like f*****g 40 of them," wrote a user. One social media user simply said, "Actually no we don't."



 



 



 



 



 

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