I've always wondered how this was supposed to be a happy ending. The band became a greatest hits act and Brian was still scared of performing... and 1974 isn't even the end of the story. But okay.
This is pretty good that part with Dennis said I love you Brian it just proves that Dennis actually loved Brian and I bust out laughing when Mike love through those berries
Bruce Johnston didn’t return until 1978 and Brian didn’t return until 1976. Marylin and Brian didn’t divorce until 1979. The Beach Boys were actually inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 not 1987.
This movie portrays Brian and Mike as a dynamic songwriting duo. Where Mike would refine all of Brian's crazy ideas. They treat the two's relationship as comparable to Lennon & McCartney. But that isn't the case at all. Brian did all the heavy lifting and the most Mike ever did was give some lyrics here and there. Any Beach Boys fan will tell you that Mike was a leech to Brian's genius.
@@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796 Yes and hopefully there can be a new 2022 or 2023 release of this film with all the original scenes in the movie included some information on what happened throughout 1974-1979 then showing a performance of a song performed at Knebworth in 1980 with Footage, footage of performances of two songs from a show during the 50th Anniversary Tour, and footage of 3 songs performed at a concert during the upcoming 60th anniversary tour if there is one with all the surviving official members together.
They managed to make Mike Love look naffer & sleezier than the 70s real thing, Carl looks like Manson, Al looks like Mike in a Quaker Oats man wig, Dennis has gone from acting like a rock star in the wrong band to totally corny/ cliche, cock rocker & is that the real John Stamos on the actual drums? ~*dying laughing* As for Brian - no comment.
What a terrible "happy" ending. Dennis looks like a five year old at a Chinese restaurant for the first time playing with his drumsticks. Mike forced poor Brian on stage and all Brian can do is pretend to play the keyboard and Mike himself looks like an idiot dancing on stage, if that's even consider dancing. BTW the Beach Boys got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, not 1987.
According to John Stamos in an interview for the Endless Summer Quarterly magazine, the movie was originally planned to go through the 80s and include their concert at the Washington Monument, but since Dennis drowned in 1983, the movie would have gotten much darker and depressing. As dark as Part 2 got, the filmmakers decided to concentrate on the happier parts of the BB's career.
Extra props for 'Dennis' putting his arm around 'Brian' and his head on his shoulder.
The tv movie managed to get something right.
You’re right
Agree!🙂🤘🤙👍🏽
As much as I secretly love this movie, it's very silly that its idea of a happy ending is the "Brian's Back!" debacle.
Oops, except Bruce Johnston wasn't in the Beach Boys in 1974! He left in 1972 and returned in 1979 :D
I've always wondered how this was supposed to be a happy ending. The band became a greatest hits act and Brian was still scared of performing... and 1974 isn't even the end of the story. But okay.
KBMusic If anything, it all went downhill from here on out.
Props for the shout out to Pacific Ocean Blue.
R.i.p Carl and dennid
I love the Beach Boys still to this day!
This is pretty good that part with Dennis said I love you Brian it just proves that Dennis actually loved Brian and I bust out laughing when Mike love through those berries
Love this classic song sung by The Beach Boys
Bruce Johnston didn’t return until 1978 and Brian didn’t return until 1976. Marylin and Brian didn’t divorce until 1979. The Beach Boys were actually inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 not 1987.
and this is their idea of an triumphant ending - a nervous/confused looking Brian Wilson being dragged/shoved on stage by Mike Love?
Honestly, it would've been better if Brian warmed up to it and did his falsetto part, but instead he sits there looking unnervingly scared.
This movie portrays Brian and Mike as a dynamic songwriting duo. Where Mike would refine all of Brian's crazy ideas. They treat the two's relationship as comparable to Lennon & McCartney. But that isn't the case at all. Brian did all the heavy lifting and the most Mike ever did was give some lyrics here and there. Any Beach Boys fan will tell you that Mike was a leech to Brian's genius.
Didn't Bruce Johnston leave the band in 1972? How would you explain him performing with him if he isn't even in the band?
What a "happy" ending...
It's a very cold world eh?
even in the summer world of The Beach Boys
0:27 Explore the space, Gene.
I love the Beach Boys so much and u know something my man is named after one of the Beach Boys and that is Dennis Wilson!
John stamos was not old enough that time as he’s on drums.
Anyone know where you can buy this movie please.??
Brian had more than two more children with Melinda, they adopted about 5 more. He is the father of about 9 children. two natural and seven adopted.
Two biological children with Marilyn, five adopted with Melinda. ;-)
@@lesliegoodman-malamuth9796 Yes and hopefully there can be a new 2022 or 2023 release of this film with all the original scenes in the movie included some information on what happened throughout 1974-1979 then showing a performance of a song performed at Knebworth in 1980 with Footage, footage of performances of two songs from a show during the 50th Anniversary Tour, and footage of 3 songs performed at a concert during the upcoming 60th anniversary tour if there is one with all the surviving official members together.
Are those two sentences about Mike meant to have any connection between them?
jend80, not with Al's band though.
Yep, the Maharishi told him “just go back to the surfing and cars stuff dude, also you know about baseball caps right?”
They managed to make Mike Love look naffer & sleezier than the 70s real thing, Carl looks like Manson, Al looks like Mike in a Quaker Oats man wig, Dennis has gone from acting like a rock star in the wrong band to totally corny/ cliche, cock rocker & is that the real John Stamos on the actual drums? ~*dying laughing*
As for Brian - no comment.
+jend80 OMG the look of their Bruce on the 'what happened next' in real life ending card.
Bruce Johnston almost looks like Nick Mason in this film.
That is Stamos, and he was executive producer.
Where i can find this movie whit subtitles in spanish? Looks good.
why do they all look nothing like the real boys
I read Dennis's Family & Friends were impressed with how the actor playing Dennis bore a psychical similarity to him.
What a terrible "happy" ending. Dennis looks like a five year old at a Chinese restaurant for the first time playing with his drumsticks. Mike forced poor Brian on stage and all Brian can do is pretend to play the keyboard and Mike himself looks like an idiot dancing on stage, if that's even consider dancing. BTW the Beach Boys got inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988, not 1987.
Also Mike proceeded to make an ass out of himself at the induction ceremony.
According to John Stamos in an interview for the Endless Summer Quarterly magazine, the movie was originally planned to go through the 80s and include their concert at the Washington Monument, but since Dennis drowned in 1983, the movie would have gotten much darker and depressing. As dark as Part 2 got, the filmmakers decided to concentrate on the happier parts of the BB's career.
Dennis drowned literally in my backyard off the boat slips Marina Del Rey.
This movie wasn't bad but the ending is just total dissapointing.
Murray did survive the movie
All the negative comments I read I like the ending its the redemption
Horrible job on the wigs. LOL