Bobby Brown Says Remake of Whitney Houston's 'Bodyguard' is a Bad Move

Bobby Brown‘s heard the rumors about the possible remake in the words of Whitney Houston‘s “Bodyguard” … and he’s not feeling it at all.

We got Bobby out Thursday at LAX, and our camera guy asked him point-blank if he thinks remaking such a classic is a bad move, Bobby didn’t hesitate … saying, “Yeah” without a second thought.

Tony-nominated playwright Matthew Lopez has reportedly been tapped to write a reimagining of the iconic 1992 romantic drama starring Whitney and Kevin Costner — and much like Bobby, many fans’ reaction to the news was essentially, “That’s a no for me dawg.”

The film was not only a monumental success at the box office with more than $400 million grossed worldwide … but the soundtrack is the bestselling movie soundtrack of all time, featuring classic Whitney hits like, “I Will Always Love You.”

Now, Bobby had a much better reaction to some other musical news — the fact Rolling Stone named Aretha Franklin‘s “Respect” the No. 1 song of all time. Bobby gives it 👍🏽.

As for that ‘Bodyguard’ remake — no word yet on a possible cast, but that’s just fine with fans who are already destroying the concept.