The Beatles - Get Back [Blu-ray]

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And what of the promised re-release original Let it Be movie on DVD and Blu Ray, not to mention the 18 hour director's cut mentioned several times by Peter Jackson. Most fans are not watching Get Back for the visual imagery of a band jamming for nearly eight hours, they are watching for the drama and interaction of the band members. Yes there may be lots of sitting around and talking but when Paul starts strumming his bass and George joins in, despite appearing to meander aimlessly, it eventually turns into a nascent ‘Get Back’. No additional bonus features have been included, although the packages do come with four photo cards (one per Beatle).

There are no extras on any of the discs, so us fans expecting additional / bonus material will be (slightly) disappointed about this. close-up the picture struggles to overcome the processing that flattens the grain and smooths out detail. Un lungo viaggio nel tempo a quel gennaio di più di mezzo Secolo fa che riscrive tanti preconcetti e speculazioni che si erano fatte negli anni. The studio decided not to put the restoration process extra, the behind-the-scenes with Peter Jackson working on the movie, or even deleted scenes.There are also four small card photos of each Beatles in a slot in the back of the inner book which is a nice touch has well. FWIW he went on to include Elvis, Dylan, The Stones, Zeppelin, Hendrix, and a few others - I generally regard him as rather clueless as to music history with his comments like that. at its most active surrounds and overheads are scarcely in use, but the Atmos track does offer that sense of more total immersion that the LPCM 2. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.

Readers of this blog may remember that this past April I posted a blog in which I thought for sure the “Get Back” documentary had finally been released at that time – well, the DVD version anyway. The first few minutes reveal the origin and timeline of The Beatles, playing clips of Beatlemania, their roots, the creation of Apple Records, their success, and more. A winner at both the Producers Guild of America and American Cinema Editors Awards, The Beatles: Get Back is also Certified-Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes™.no option to ‘just’ watch the rooftop concert without cuts to the street / audience, which I know some of us Beatle nuts wanted. The “Get Back: The Rooftop Concert” features not only the complete 1969 Beatles rooftop concert without any of the man on the street footage (just The Beatles) but it also features the IMAX version of the “Get Back”rooftop concert as it was shown in theaters earlier this year. The boys in blue couldn't have timed it any better when they gate-crashed the Beatles in the grand finale performing 'Get Back' live ontop of the Apple building within earshot of the unsuspecting and bewildered passing trade below.