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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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Lisa S 27 May 2007

So sad to watch The Beatles breaking up...

Sean S 23 Jul 2007

Interesting if you're a fan. Very much Paul vs. the rest of the band, but John and Yoko's Waltz to I Me Mine is fun to watch. This film is more about historical significance than comedies, but still good.

Steven L 13 Sep 2007

Amazing footage of an amazing band making great music despite the growing tensions between them. A great movie and a great historical document of the band that was the Sixties.

George S 15 Nov 2006

The scene with George singing "I Me Mine" on acoustic and John waltzing with Yoko is beautiful and tragic at the same time, knowing Lennon's brutally short future. The break-up of probably the greatest band of all-time is powerful to watch.

JakePicci 24 Aug 2008

You can't make a better music film than this. Every music film about a band after this compares itself to it, especially live band shots such as the rooftop concert and tense rehearsals and actual blissful moments when they play like The Beatles of prime years. This film has everything - Paul McCartney trying to motivate the band, bickering between McCartney and George Harrison, a bored John Lennon and Ringo Starr...but ultimately, still a collection of four musicians who still play great music together, as witnessed from some of the rehearsals and the iconic rooftop concert. A phenomenal movie, for many reasons - to witness the breakup of the band, and that they could still capture the magic that only The Beatles have.