A Hard Day’s Night in 4K for the US market
In early 2021, The Beatles’ first film, “A Hard Day’s Night” was made available in Japan for the home video market for the first time in 4K (Ultra High Definition disc) by Dreamusic. A...
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The Beatles and India gets off the ground
Variety reports that Abacus Media Rights has sold the documentary “The Beatles and India” to HBO Max for Latin America, BritBox North America for the U.S. and Canada, Channel 4 for the U.K., Foxtel...
Recording and mixing the Shea Stadium concert
The Beatles walking to the stage. Behind the Beatles you can see the tall, slim column speakers Social media posts about the Beatles tend to focus on anniversaries of special events during The Beatles’...
“Get Back” documentary in three parts on Disney+ in November
There has been a change of plans for the upcoming Beatles documentary. While originally planned as an hour and a half cinematic release, it has now been expanded to a six hours long TV...
The Beatles and India
You may be forgiven to have believed that Paul Saltzman’s 2020 film «Meeting the Beatles in India» was the last word, documentarywise, on The Beatles’ Indian adventure. Not so. Slated for a premiere at...
The Beatles:Get Back to home video market in October?
The Russian “overground” DVD and Blu-ray online shop GoldDisk announces that “The Beatles:Get Back” DVD will be released on October 31, 2021. Although that’s unlikely as it’s a Sunday, an October release makes sense,...
Abandoned 3D Submarine
Yellow Submarine was a planned computer-animated remake of The Beatles’ 1968 film of the same name. It would have been produced by ImageMovers Digital and distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Director Robert Zemeckis was...
Get Back poster gets mostly negative responses
We were alerted to one of the uploaded pictures on the imdb (international movie database) site for the upcoming Peter Jackson “Get Back” Beatles documentary. So we posted it on Facebook and Twitter, with...
Synched films
Lately, a couple of YouTubers have been using their skills to synchronise Beatles footage. One of them, “Doctor Robert” specialises in concert footage. These were mostly filmed by the audience with hand held 8mm...
The rise and fall and rise of the Let It Be film
Note that this is an updated and enhanced version of a blog post we originally posted back in 2008. So many years ago, it seems. Wikipedia entry (edited): “Let It Be” is a 1970...
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