Let It Be

May. 13,1970      G
Rating:
7.6
Trailer Synopsis Cast

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."

John Lennon as  Self (The Beatles) (uncredited)
Paul McCartney as  Self (The Beatles) (uncredited)
George Harrison as  Self (The Beatles) (uncredited)
Ringo Starr as  Self (The Beatles) (uncredited)
Billy Preston as  Self (uncredited)
George Martin as  Self (uncredited)
Michael Lindsay-Hogg as  Self (uncredited)
Geoff Emerick as  Self (uncredited)
Mal Evans as  Self (uncredited)
Yoko Ono as  Self (uncredited)

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Reviews

FeistyUpper
1970/05/13

If you don't like this, we can't be friends.

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Dirtylogy
1970/05/14

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

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Sameer Callahan
1970/05/15

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

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Zlatica
1970/05/16

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

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tavm
1970/05/17

Having never seen any VHS copies of this last Beatles movie and since it will probably be a very long time before it gets on DVD, I was stoked when I found out YouTube had this uploaded since the later part of summer 2007 and it was still there. All the things director Michael Lindsay-Hogg filmed were fascinating to me especially when Ringo played some piano with Paul or when John and Yoko danced or when Heather-a young pre-teen who's Paul's future wife Linda's daughter from a previous marriage-hung around the Apple Studios. (Oh, and while I did know of George's argument with Paul over George's guitar playing from an outtake that was used in "The Beatles' Anthology", only Paul's explanation to him about that is in here.) Then there's organ pianist Billy Preston who might have officially become the fifth Beatle had the group not split up some time after this film. The real exciting part was the legendary rooftop concert that caused some traffic and had Paul ad libbing some lines about getting arrested at the end of "Get Back"! What a way to end the film and loved hearing mostly positive comments from the crowd below. So on that note, Let It Be is very essential viewing for all Beatles fans or just any that loves good music performed live on film.

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gdinelli
1970/05/18

I saw this movie for the first time only a few days ago. Being a Beatles fan, I was always curious but hadn't the opportunity to see this. Well, it isn't the best movie ever, nor the best musical, best documentary etc.. It's a Beatles movie, and a very good one. Sure they argue, there are times when they seem to just "do nothing" and let the hours pass, but still, when they play... It's almost as if the world stopped, all troubles were forgotten, just for the sheer magic of their music. And sometimes we can see them having fun, and it's all worthwhile. After all, a very good movie for music fans. Say what you will, they are THE BEATLES!

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leroyb
1970/05/19

The sight and sounds of this piece is a true reflection of the time's. An emotional journey through the bands creation of songs and the struggles that surround the creative processes. A very candid look at the Beatles. The songs are great. I saw this movie when it first was released. It ran at the theater for over a year. Lines would always be seen outside. The dialog between John and Paul are at times serious when it surrounds the bands musical structure. George brings in new material. Paul is some what argumentative over George's performance with a few songs and asks him to change the approach to the part he surrenders to Pauls wishes. Ringo is funny and plays the piano a bit. You can also see others aiding the Beatles with a few songs such as the the anvil clang on Maxwells Silver Hammer. Billy Preston jams the organ on a few songs.

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Marcworks
1970/05/20

I had heard of this movie for quite some time, and had always been curious about it. The idea of watching the rock and roll legends in the studio, recording wonderful tunes, sounded intriguing. I finally got my hands on it, and I can totally understand why they only release the Let it Be, Hey Jude and Rooftop concert footage. From what I understand, this film was produced due to a contract deal that forced the Beatles into making five films, whether they wanted to or not. Following the disaster of the 'Magical Mystery Tour' film, it's no wonder the Beatles didn't take part in Yellow Submarine (which turned out to be a great film, second to A Hard Day's Night) I've read in various Beatle Biographies that Paul McCartney came up with the idea of having camera's installed in the studio. This turned out to be a bad idea.The Beatles are aware of the cameras, which puts them in a VERY awkward mood. Ringo Starr is silent for most of the time, John Lennon is also quiet and George Harrison seems to fuss with Paul when he speaks. Oh, I almost missed Paul. He speaks endlessly, and makes big broad gestures, pretending to be the genius that we know he is, but coming across as rather full of himself. Camera's are set up for him when he stages Let it Be and Hey Jude, where he is seen staring obsessively at the camera. The camera work is smooth, and very professional. However, when the other Beatles sing a song, the camera is less focused, and more candid. There is also constant, subtle bickering between Paul and George, and at times John. It is wonderful to watch, but very sad to see them act this way together, because I had such a nice picture of them in my mind before i saw this. NOW I KNOW WHY THEY BROKE UP!You'll enjoy the rooftop concert. That is the ONLY scene where all of them seem comfortable together. Well, there was a brief moment where Billy Preston showed up in the studio to play keyboards. They all behaved nicely at that point. I think it is mentioned in the Anthology video.Still, if you did music, you'll have a good time watching, even if Paul gets a little too full of himself.

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