I mean, just how spectacularly brilliant was this??!! 
Whilst not being a Beatles fanatic, and before my time, I was totally blow away by the richness of this 'documentary' - inspiring, thought-provoking and thoroughly entertaining. It left me bereft when it was all over and renewed my respect for those four men....and Billy Preston!
I was hoping for a sort of "where are they now/what happened later..." to the other notable participants: the director, the roadie, the sound engineer, the two police officers! etc.  |
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By *yron69Man
over a year ago
Fareham |
Things we learned.
Paul was the unofficial leader.
Yoko wasn’t as bad in the studio as previously portrayed.
Mel could get his hands on anything.
George was no sartorial match for Glyn.
The band got by on endless rounds of toast. |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
West Wales and Cardiff |
I’ve only seen bits, but what I’ve seen is wonderful.
The key thing for me - I don’t think you have to be a Beatles fan to enjoy it. It’s just a fascinating insight into creativity, personL interaction, the pressure of being in the biggest band ever and the 1960s. |
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