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The difference is the original line up has never collaborated on a written biography. No one would be able to agree on it. The Dirt was co-written by the band which makes a huge difference. An official GnR film having band involvement would never get past development stages. Too many different recollections of events and it's more likely to open old wounds than resolve them.  At this point, it would literally burn the band to the ground.

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4 hours ago, duffgnr86 said:

i think that if it ends with the breakup of the band someone will be hurted.. everyone blamed Axl.. do u think Axl will allow that? or the story of the contract for the name of the band and not playing unless they sign it.. i don't think we will ever have this movie unless it has nothing to do with the band.. like an unnofficial movie

Truth is the truth hurts don't you agree?

 

I agree. Reality is it was a very messy and ugly implosion in the mid-90's. You can't sugarcoat that, which means we will not see a movie made about it as long as Axl and his handlers are alive. 

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7 minutes ago, Oldest Goat said:

A biopic might happen once Axl's dead. It's morbid but we'll probably get a lot of stuff released after he dies.

I very much doubt he'd be willing to show the craziest stuff or anything that puts him in a bad light.

P.S. You could solve the complexity of the breakup easily, just do a substance fuelled multiple timeline for that part.

Maybe, but I doubt anything they release in the future would put him (Axl) in a bad light. I think the fans would dig anything! I would!

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I probably wouldn't go see a GnR movie for the same reason I usually don't see movies adopted from books I've read. Those I've seen have been disappointing.  A movie simply can't live up to what my mind sees or makes me feel. 

The Crue movie, I wonder if it includes the huge mistake of having GnR open for them and GnR with their 3 song set blowing Crue away. 😂

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GNR don't have that kind of time. lol

The Crue have been working on getting this movie made for years!

It looks really good. Just like the book, but I doubt it's all in there at least not that explicit. lol

Most of us who lived through the early years of the Crue probably know it all, but the book does tell every little detail of their lives.

The guys who are playing them look pretty cool.

I will have to definitely watch it when it comes on Netflix.

If GNR did do a movie about their lives from the start of the band, I would definitely see it.

I would just like if Axl wrote his autobiography for now. I loved Duff and Slash and Steven's books, but I think Axl's would be awesome. I would love to know what his childhood was like growing up.

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59 minutes ago, Evan442 said:

I like GnR’s music a lot more than a Crue (although they don’t really have that much material) but I think Motley’s story is way more interesting than Guns.   ALOT more interesting

Axl finished in a coma for valium overdose

Slash died in an elevator

Duff hve his pancreas exploded

Steven was a real mess and you can see it know

I think they have an interesting story to tell.. but for me it never gonna happen.. too many points of view

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5 hours ago, AxlRoseCDII said:

Unpopular opinion time, I think actually the Chinese era would make for a great movie. One man’s struggle to release an album admist trials and tribulations with his own personal demons as well as fighting off the media and his past. The climax of the movie would be the album being released and how it wasn’t released how Axl wanted it. 

Probably the most boring movie in the history of Hollywood.

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It will never happen because they're corporate rockers now. Way too much dirt they don't want revealed, especially Axl and Izzy. The Hell House days alone would be scandalous if they addressed it even 50% truthfully.

If a movie does come out, it will be even more watered down than Duff's book which itself was an airbrushed milquetoast affair.

Would make a hell of a 3 season HBO series though if it was done properly. 

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I think GNR's history has the potential to be turned into a movie if it's being done correctly.

You can't tell the whole story... it's way to complex. Tell the story about the 5 guys how they find each other, how fucked up they were, how it was them against the world and how they almost imploded before they release Appetite. It should be a happy end movie in which nobody believes in this band until they finally succeed with AFD...

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I don't know, it might work.  Tarantino could direct it.  The military recruits Axl and the boys to secretly infiltrate Isis. And everytime they kill a terrorist they cut his pinky finger off.  They could call it Infurious Fukkurs.  Mickey Rourke could play Axl.

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The only time someone ever got a film about a rock band right was Oliver Stone with The Doors. Compare that to Bohemian Rhapsody and you immediately see everything wrong with modern cinema. I don't need a stupid movie to spoonfed me some one-sided angle to a band this complex. I'd rather have a new album with new music.

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42 minutes ago, Free Bird said:

Probably the most boring movie in the history of Hollywood.

The general public would just have no interest in it at all.  I mean, they didn't make the Queen movie about how they got together with Adam Lambert. The recording of an album mike make a good documentary, but no one want's to see a movie about Richard Fortus auditioning for GNR, or Robin Fink in the studio.

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1 hour ago, duffgnr86 said:

I don't think that Slash would be asked if he agrees or not.. if this ever happen it would be something between TB & Axl..

but it's never gonna happen..

i don't know if Slash would be asked, i just know that Slash assert  it years ago he not like biopics. I guess  Axl same, because Axl is more private person.

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10 hours ago, AxlRoseCDII said:

Unpopular opinion time, I think actually the Chinese era would make for a great movie. One man’s struggle to release an album admist trials and tribulations with his own personal demons as well as fighting off the media and his past. The climax of the movie would be the album being released and how it wasn’t released how Axl wanted it. 

This would actually be a good idea, and could also lend itself well to quite a few comedic moments - studio engineers running around like headless chickens trying to calm Axl down after finding Buckethead watching porn in his chicken coop - a comedy of errors.

It would make a much more enjoyable film than a group of smackheads laying comatose in a "hellhouse".

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I don't want a GNR biopic at all, that would have the potential to turn out badly IMO.  The thing with Queen and Elton is there was the glamour and spectacle of it all, where a Hollywood movie seems fitting for the type of people Freddie and Elton were/are.  With GNR it would feel tacky if done in that vein, and too try-hard and cheesy if they tried to do a gritty production with it

However a documentary with all members of GNR from the classic era talking about the history of the band, their downfall, a segment with Axl discussing Chinese, and up to present day events?  Yes please!   I would love a doc that would be similar to "Pearl Jam Twenty"

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4 hours ago, WhazUp said:

I don't want a GNR biopic at all, that would have the potential to turn out badly IMO.  The thing with Queen and Elton is there was the glamour and spectacle of it all, where a Hollywood movie seems fitting for the type of people Freddie and Elton were/are.  With GNR it would feel tacky if done in that vein, and too try-hard and cheesy if they tried to do a gritty production with it

However a documentary with all members of GNR from the classic era talking about the history of the band, their downfall, a segment with Axl discussing Chinese, and up to present day events?  Yes please!   I would love a doc that would be similar to "Pearl Jam Twenty"

I agree, beside the fact that their bio-pic would play better as a cautionary after school special:

1. There is NO WAY on God's green earth a movie about them is made without pissing off 1-3 of the members and re-splintering the band.

2. There is a NO WAY on God's green earth movie about them doesn't get enough shit wrong to piss off us, the hardcore fans.

3. Don't give them any more ideas that are not called "New Music."

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