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Let It Be (1970)

A documentary chronicling the Beatles' rehearsal sessions in January 1969 for their proposed "back to basics" album, "Get Back," later re-envisioned and released as "Let It Be.

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Joey T 26 Nov 2007

I have seen this movie only one time and it's wonderful! Sad to see a wonderful group like The Beatles disintegrate before my eyes!

Emily D 01 Nov 2007

Sad chronicle about the end of a great band. It's almost uncomfortable to witness a tense scene between Paul and George but my favorite is when John and Yoko dance around the studio while George sings "I, Me, Mine." The rooftop concert is, of course, classic. Although The Beatles went on to produce Abbey Road, John's final line "I'd like say thank you on behalf of the group and ourselves and I hope we passed the audition" is a fitting farewell.

Josué G 23 Jul 2012

Not only shows the making of a new album, but the build up to the break-up of the biggest band in history. But, it does not fail.

Phil Hall 13 May 1990

In many ways, Let it Be is the best Beatles film of all since they are not playing the Beatles but rather are being themselves.

Liza F 18 Feb 2008

A must see for fans, raw, emotional, like being in the room with them. Wish they would release it on DVD.