Rock -Legend Brian Wilson, one of the founders of the beach boys, died on June 11, 2025, at the age of 82. Wilson was immediately praised by musicians and fans everywhere who admired his career stretching in the early 1960s. Wilson, as many know, fought with mental health all his life, choosing even deeper sympathy and understanding of his millions of supporters. The world has lost a giant. Rock 'Not' would not be the same without him.

While Wilson was a music fornication, when it comes to movies, he was a little less well acquainted. As part of the Beach Boys, he performed in a few miraculous, friendly films like "Beach Girls" and Disney Flick "Uncle the Monkey" that year. In the film, Wilson was more likely to be interviewed by documentaries, such as "Theremin: Electronic Odyssey" in 1994 and Bruce Willis mock "Returning to Bruno". He was also at the Echo Canyon doctor in 2018, for the Music scene in Lorel Canyon in Los Angeles over the years, although most of his Doc performances were in films made for him.

When it comes to his taste in the films, Wilson claimed to be a major ignorant for the media. Many Wilson fans are probably aware of the 2007 interview that he gave to Asburi Park Press (manually prescribed by spin magazine) where he was asked what kind of films he recently seen. Wilson admitted he didn't go out to movies often but recently saw Eddie Murphy's notorious Norbit bomb. In that film, Murphy also starred in a shy young man and his oppressor, violent girl. Wilson said Norbit was a "fantastic movie. Very funny". Asked who his favorite movie is, he replied that he was "Norbit".

Fortunately, Wilson was able to change it a few years later.

Brian Robbins's "Norbit", for those who are lucky enough to know about it, was one of the most bad films of the 2000s. She was hated by critics, earning a 9% grade of 9% of "Tomato", based on 122 examinations. Many critics thought it was spiritual and unusual, and that Murphy's multi-carers were wearing thin. He was nominated for seven awards, but also an Oscar, for the great makeup invented by Rick Baker. Iousbopite is that Brian Wilson, when looking for a movie to watch in 2007, will join Norbit. Although the elections were kind of slim weekend "Norbit" was announced, it opened against Hannibal Rising. It is also likely that he only traversed the interviewer, because Wilson had the reputation to use his inappropriate sense of humor to mess with people.

In 2015, however, Wilson was asked again - This time after a consequence - Who was his favorite movie, and he was more cleverly mentioned: he said his favorite film was the animated animated adaptation of "Pinocchio" by Ben Sharpastin and Hamilton Luske since 1940. This is a logical choice as one of the songs in that movie, "When You Want a Starvist", served as an inspiration for Wilson's song "Surfer Girl". This is something he confirmed in an interview interview.

Of course, the animated fantasy like "Pinocchio" is far from the brazen, low intelligent slap of "Norbit". The 1940 film is still seen to this day, and its distributor, Disney, keeps its releases of goods and domestic video. His songs, Lee Harlin and Ned Washington, are still sung in contemporary households. The film was even processed in live action and CGI by Robert Knatis in 2022And Guillermo del Toro made his version of the classic story and won an Oscar for that. Norbit remains notorious and has never suffered any serious critical transformation. It remains as hatred in 2025, as well as 18 years ago.

Well, hated by all but Brian Wilson. He liked enough to call him one of his favorites, supposedly.

Wilson was able to add him to his favorite list for the second time in 2015 when he promoted the biopic "Loveum and Mercy", released on June 5 of the same year. In redWilson was asked who his favorite movie was and seemed to be better prepared this time. He mentioned that his favorite movie is Alfred Hitchcock's horror film in 1963 "Birds". That film is for residents of a small bay in Northern California who reveal that local aviations, for unknown reasons, become crazy and occasionally gather together to attack and kill people. It can be assumed that birds are attacking people for environmental reasons, or that people express some inexpressible form of malice, but the film never gives a clear reason why animals have become violent.

On Reddit but Wilson was asked empty, "What is your favorite movie?" to what he wrote:

"" Birds "by Alfred Hitchcock, because it had a sense of humor. A man's car blew up and he killed and made me laugh for some reason, running from birds."

Wilson had a wonderful dark sense of humor. And, of course, there is a level of absurdity of the "birds" for which Alfred Hitchcock was no doubt aware. The director was not without a wicked sense of humor, and Wilson probably just fit in. Several fans immediately commented that Wilson's response was perfect.

Now comes the time for the brave theater owner to program Norbit, Pinocchio and "Birds" as a triple feature. End of comedy, children's fairy tale and horror movie for killers birds. The three films could not be different. Wilson seems to have a pretty eclectic taste. Rest in peace, Mr -Wilson. The world is small without you.