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Hace 5 días · Let It Be was recorded during the band’s sessions in January 1969, which were very stressful for the Liverpool four, who were uncomfortable being filmed at all hours. The footage was left in a drawer. And it was not released (as an album and as a film) until May 1970, when Paul McCartney had already announced (just a month before) the end of ...
Hace 5 días · When I was a Beatles-obsessed seven-year-old, my mother, in an act of selfless parental love, took me to a Fab Four film festival: “Hard Day’s Night,” “Let It Be,” “Yellow Submarine ...
Hace 5 días · The 84-year-old director says the movie has been unfairly maligned for magnifying the widening divisions within the band, and he’s not wrong. “Let It Be” sometimes plays like a greatest hits ...
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Hace 5 días · By Rhianna Malas. Updated 36 minutes ago. The remake of the 1968 Beatles movie was stopped dead in its tracks, leaving only little pieces behind. The Big Picture. A darker remake of the Beatles...
Hace 3 días · For Yellow Submarine, the Beatles agreed to provide four new songs, but retained the best material of the era for their albums, quite literally seeing the movie as an opportunity to dump filler.
Hace 5 días · Let It Be is a 1970 documentary film directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, following the Beatles as they rehearse and record their final album, Let It Be, in London's Twickenham Film Studios. The film captures the tensions and disagreements among the band members, particularly between Paul McCartney and George Harrison, as they work on the album.
Hace 5 días · The film was not movie screen quality, because it was originally shot for television (and is still in the old TV ratio instead of wide screen). The new look of the film brightens the whole perception of it. By 1970, most Beatles fans had seen A Hard Day’s Night, Help, & Yellow Submarine in theaters.
