"Every person has their own story, but together they are legendary." No, that's not the logic for the next Marvel movie, but for the four Beatles' films set to be directed by Sam Mendes. It is best to clear your schedule, however, because they should be released in April 2028. You have read that right - four films in a month focusing on one of the most important groups in musical history. If we could get down with a needle "Help!" Here, we would absolutely.

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Honestly the wild decision to make four films with a factory for each individual member of the Beatles was confirmed in cinemakon, following reports last year that Mendes gave his films "Avengers" to the Beatles. The discovery also finally confirmed who played the title band. Paul Meskal is down for Paul McCartney, Barry Keogan is Ringo Star, Josephosef Quinn plays George Harrison, and Harris Dickinson is Johnon Lennon, if you can imagine it.

Mendes, who attended the event, supported the monumental decision to release four films in a month. According to DiversityThe director of "1917" and "Skyfall" sees this as a chance to bring people back to cinemas. "We need big Chinese events to get the people out of the house," the director said, and the focus of four young guys from Liverpool seems to be just the way to go. However, this daring method of storytelling can also finally change the record of tiring formula for musical biopia that goes forward.

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At this point, the musical biopic felt stuck on repetition, to the extent that "Popter: Never Stop Stopping" and "Go Hard: Davy Cox" (which included and the Beatles' appearance) They managed to encourage the pitch perfect fun in a tired formula. Fortunately, the "Kinematic Event" of Mendes's four films could be the new sound we were looking for to give it a refreshing congestion.

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Of course, it is not the first time the Beatles have been on the big screen. In addition to Richard Leicester's "Hard Night", which caught the height of Betland in 1964, there was also an animated film that was practically dressed with LSD, "Yellow in the submarine", which was due to remit Robert Krequis in 2009, before being canceled in 2011. However, Mendes assures that his bold venture is the right way to take over. "The story was too huge to fit in a movie," said the Las Vegas -based event director. "It's a chance to understand them deeper."

It is also a great selection of stars that take over the roles. Muskal comes out of the boxing boom for success by Gladiator II, while Josephosef Quinn (who was Also "Gladiator II") is scheduled to appear later this year in another iconic quartet with "Fantastic Four: First Steps" like Nyoni Storm, aka human torch, before Accompanying the cast of "Avengers: Doomsday". For now, we will wait long until we see them all together. Let's hope it's worth the wait.

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