u/We_are_traumatised

While I think it's fair to say there are plenty of mixed reviews towards the casting choices, let's switch it up and pave the way for some new discussions and ideas regarding these biopics!

What aspects are you looking forward to regarding these films? Any particular moments you would like to see portrayed?

For me, since there will be four separate movies for each Beatles, I would love to see authentic interviews of the original members used as a narration device for each movie. There are tonnes of interviews from John and George regarding their days as Beatles, as well as Paul and Ringo could even record some narrative dialog. I think if it weren't overdone and used sparingly and tastefully could be a really cool way to tell the story and make it feel more authentic.

I need much, much more of this in my life!

Not looking for any intentionally bad movies such as Sharknado or Birdemic, I'd specifically like movies that were trying to be good and serious, and just ended up so bad that they're funny.

I have seen The Room (2003) plenty of times, but the other one I really love is Replicas (2018) starring Keanu Reeves and Thomas Middleditch from Silicon Valley. It's actually a decent concept of a film, but is so riddled with plot holes, bad CGI and terrible acting from Keanu Reeves. It takes maybe 20 minutes for it to start getting really funny and absurd, but it is absolutely goofy and 100% worth a watch. I've watched it twice this year and it still makes me laugh out loud now.

Those two are my recommendations! Also a quick shoutout to Red Letter Media's Best of the Worst series on YouTube!

RECOMMENDATION EDIT: Okay, I can't find the comment but thank you to whoever suggested Serenity starting Matthew McConaughey! It is like a really bad Christopher Nolan movie, PLEASE watch this if you haven't!