The Beatles: Get Back - A Sneak Peek from Peter Jackson
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- PETER JACKSON REVEALS SNEAK PEEK OF HIS UPCOMING MUSIC DOCUMENTARY
“THE BEATLES: GET BACK” ONLINE AND STREAMING ON DISNEY+
Over Six Hours of Never-Before-Seen Restored Footage, Including The Beatles’ Last Live Performance, to Roll Out on Disney+ Over Three Days, November 25, 26 and 27, 2021
Acclaimed filmmaker Peter Jackson has released an exclusive sneak peek of his upcoming documentary “The Beatles: Get Back” for fans everywhere to enjoy. The 5-minute special look is available to fans worldwide on TheBeatles.com and streaming on Disney+.
Jackson said, “We wanted to give the fans of The Beatles all over the world a holiday treat, so we put together this five-minute sneak peek at our upcoming theatrical film ‘The Beatles: Get Back.’ We hope it will bring a smile to everyone’s faces and some much-needed joy at this difficult time.”
Acclaimed filmmaker Peter Jackson’s “The Beatles: Get Back” is a unique cinematic experience that takes audiences back in time to The Beatles’ intimate recording sessions during a pivotal moment in music history...
Read more at www.thebeatles.com
#TheBeatlesGetBack
Photo by Linda McCartney / © Paul McCartney - Hudba
Dear Peter,
Please release all 56 hours after the documentary comes out.
Signed,
Everyone in the whole world
yessssss I would gladly watch all of that
It should all be donated to a public national library or museum for anyone to see if they wish, (like old newspapers are)...most of it won't be commercially orientated and it would be wrong to try to make it so
@@goodlord370 The Beatles were fantastic and it is great that these historical and authentic films have been preserved. On the other hand, I'd like to point out musicians who keep The Beatles' music alive. Please watch "The Analogues" on CZcams.
They play The Beatles LIVE with the original instruments, which the Beatles only used for studio recording. Please look!
@@w1lf1ewoo The Beatles were fantastic and it is great that these historical and authentic films have been preserved. On the other hand, I'd like to point out musicians who keep The Beatles' music alive. Please watch "The Analogues" on CZcams.
They play The Beatles LIVE with the original instruments, which the Beatles only used for studio recording. Please look!
OH YEAH!
The six best minutes this year has to offer.
Couldn’t say it any better!
FOR REAL
Comment of the year
True !!!
That and the last part of The Mandalorian finale!
3:51 John and Paul dancing together in the studio is just absolute magic.
True, just the best sight in a year!
What's so wonderful about this footage, is that I'm NOT seeing the end of the world as we know it, but we're seeing a group of VERY talented musicians having the a great time and great fun practicing their craft! The Beatles may have been moving toward the break up of the band, but NOT the break up of their music!
I just got done watching it and you're absolutely right! They're having so much fun and making so much music, the press really made it seem like a bad time. It was like watching magic be made!
Well put!
I think ironically the best thing that happened was when the Beatles split up. There is no way genius's can stay in a band. I think if they had kept going we would have had a lot of average or out-of-time songs after a certain point.
🙌🍏
Howdy mr mccartney
I love you sir paul.
Love u❤️
Hey Paul, just wanted to say Thank you, for being you and everything you have done for the world and myself. Also love the new album (my favorite from the album is The Kiss of Venus). Have a wonderful day and Christmas, thank you Macca.
AAAH TATA PAUL :0; I LOVED YOUR NEW ALBUM, I APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH SIR PAUL
“This is not a trailer”
Releases best footage reel ever.
And they want us to settle for two or three hours after seeing all that. Dude, we're obsessed, we want the damn 56 hours 😂
@@defaultc00kies63 - You're right; we need all of those 56 hours ... for some serious binge watching, and listening ;-)
@@tubularap Exactly dont cut this footage up, just transfer the tape and stream it on Disney or whoever has rights. No editing just tape to tape. Its like cutting up the Bible and forgetting Revulations at the end...lol. For all i know it does not show Paul being a donkey and breaking up the Beatles, i just dont care of Peter Jacksons take on things, let us all decide.
@@gregkrupa2004 Wha? Paul was like the only band member who definitely was against breakup
@@gregkrupa2004 You don't know. Not at all.
I DO try - honestly. But no matter what, whilst watching this, a little tear silently appears as I remember good old times in the 60's with hippiedom and this incomparable group. What unfathomable joy they brought to millions. Thank you Mr Jackson.
As a 22 year old living in times of musical, art and overall cultural ignorance, I envy you sir, for living in the golden age of music. And I'm imagining all the beautiful girls that were there too, inspired by the Beatles and the other great bands of the 60's 70's 80's...and now, now girls are ,, inspired'' by Drake and Cardy B...(if you wanna see the downfall of music check these to artists)
@@Stefan-lz7vj Thank you for your very courteous reply Stefan - I wasn't going to mention the mini-skirts etc. But boy!!! London in the sixties -ah. I don't envy todays music listeners at all in the main - just not for me, as I'm too old. Conversely, I do envy your youth and I hope you have a wonderful and full life.
Remember what the dormouse said: Feed your head.
Yes, I do remember them fondly but the naive, myopic, self indulgent filth of "hippiedom" I could have lived without. We spent way too much time cleaning up after those assholes to think kindly of them...
@@hugh-johnfleming289 Agreed, but you can't blame the Beatles for "hippiedom". They had nothing to do with it. They were unique.
There will never be a band like them, not now and not in 100 years. They pulled from every genre known at the time, and they were also somehow ahead of their time…
the greatest band of all time with songs that will never be forgotten.
Imagine having to grow up with the stuff the industry puts out now.
@@cincinnatibob37 Yeah, it's pretty cool actually. I've found several indie artists/bands on Spotify within the past year that make 10x better music than the Beatles.
@@oopsallberries3858 In your opinion. If they were that great, they wouldn't be indie bands, they'd be playing the half time show at the superbowl and cashing the checks,
@@yankee69ify- that's a very narrow viewpoint, especially when mainstream music doesn't have a lot of substance. The Beatles, talent aside, were at the right place at the right time. Just like the Stones, The Who, Zep ... all the big British bands from that period of time had talent like you wouldn't believe, but circumstances also helped them cement their music and personalities in history. Whether those indie bands are better or not doesn't matter, but playing the half time show is outdated criteria for being successful or having something artistically important to say.
"this isn't a trailer"
my man this is better than a trailer
Preach!
It really is a trailer.
Fr though
Is the trailer of trailers.
It isnt a trailer, its a teaser
Regular public: "Oh a 2 hour documentary about the Beatles, nice..."
Beatles fans: "freaking release all 56 hours of footage already!"
We'll need the Snyder Cut
All of the regular public are Beatles fans
Exactly what I was going to post. Never mind the edit, just save time and release it all.
We don't need 54 hours left on the cutting room floor.
It should be good, as a tribute to those 4 guys from Liverpool I made something on here, just type in search above....Beatles sketch with snippets
I'm in with the 56 hour thing. a series. 26 DVD set.
60 yrs later and this is still the benchmark of a great rock and roll band... Hands down !
When I see the Beatles in such a good mood I can’t believe it was written so bitter in the relationship between them. They are forever in my heart.
Well, I'd say they were all aware that this project--which became the Abby Road and Let It Be albums--would be their big swan song. So they were motivated to work together to go out with a bang.
The film leaves out the worst stuff. Watch Beatles Anthology 8 and you will hear what the Beatles themselves say about this period.
@@lettermenfan32 White Album sessions also not so fun Many songs on that Lp dont feature all 4 playing together
@@lettermenfan32Thanks wet blanket I’ll just watch the footage of them loving each other’s company and pushing through the process
Thought instantly coming to every true Beatles' fan minds: "Why not just make a 56 hour movie?"
Yeah, plus a 150-disc CD set! :)
Haha....I love it! :)
Dig That!
I thought the same!
Then we'd get nothing new in the future, heh
The profound effect that the Beatles and their music had on society cannot be overstated.
I was a labourer on a building site in Cavendish Square in London that day. Harley St ran right off Cavendish Sqare and all of a sudden we began to hear The Beatles singing and playing..It was surreal...! A few years prior, I had seen them in Auckland Town Hall, sat just behind Ringo in the choir stalls...magic, very short set and couldn't hear a thing for screaming...! magic!
So amazi;g.
It was Saville Row playing on the roof. Cavendish Square is not that near.
@@johnburns4017 You are correct, got the street wrong...many people started to move toward Saville Row, you could hear them halfway between Cavendish Sq and the Row...pretty exciting vibe at the time...Cav Sq about half a km from Saville Row from memory...it was a long time ago!
@@johnburns4017 It was over 50 years ago. Human memory is very falliable & prone to filling in blanks with incorrect information. I'd actually doubt the story more if everything was exactly correct.
@@OldSkoolWax
Until you find out the facts.
"It's not a trailer"
If that's not a trailer then it's the best damn not-trailer I've ever seen.
Just release the full 56 hours; we will buy it.
You are sooooo right!!!
Seriously!!
Yea, I’d have to agree. Remaster it ALL, put it in Blu-ray and sell it for $1000, I’d buy it in a heartbeat 💓. Hell, when this does come out on Blu-ray I’ll buy the latest 70” OLED TV to watch it. These hours of film are us boomers history. Important to us.
fuck it; give it the Criterion Collection box special edition and I'm foreclosing my house.
I thought the same! Who needs it nicely edited.
This made me burst into tears. The joy of those days. I wish I could "get back" myself. I was a young woman then and it was the BEST time to be a young person!!!!
just get back, right where you are!
we all can, even those of us who were there at the time.
@@peterlevitt2750 I agree. That's what I try to do in my way, hard to keep up that vibe and feel of back then in today's world but I try my best to live it daily. Before it was just how it was, now one finds it's a conscious effort and in one's own bubble rather than in unison with the world at large.
Oh Lord...I always felt like being born TO LATE!
I´m from 1978 but I KNOW, I should have been born in 1948!!!
What an AMAZING TIME it must have been, to be able to see all the greatest bands in history!!!
I agree...it was the BEST time to be a young person, indeed... and I couldn't have put it better myself!!! THANKS!
I'm a 70 year old man and i had tears in my eyes occasionally.
@@JohnDoe-vj2yy Yeah, right you are. Born in '48 myself and have always felt "the time was right" to enjoy life .... without all the negative crap we have to live with now.
Good to see a film that put a positive spin on their relationship....and you could tell most of it was genuine appreciation of each other's talent and friendship.
This short sequence shows that the "Get Back/Let it be" sessions weren't all doom and gloom and in fighting that the media have tried to portray since 1970.
Just seeing John and Paul dancing together and the facial expressions when they looked at each other you just know they would always love each other
The power of editing!
Brothers grow apart and become different people, but will always be brothers.
@@axelmcleod8427 yes it is the power of editing. by all accounts of the 4 beatles, they were miserable sessions for the most part. with some bits of fun and genius thrown in. this is edited in a "favorable" light since no one was ever going to agree to release the remastered Let it Be film, so the compromise was to fake it and edit it into something happy and joyful.
as a huge fan, i will buy this for sure. but it is a little bit revisionist and catering to a "don't want to upset anyone" culture.
Yeah i remember the "dark" footage of the let it be sessions. It was like they hated each other. Nice to see this footage. I always knew that John & Paul were brothers and on good terms when John was killed!
@@LadyFairChildVideo I sense we will get a more "complete" picture but this is six minutes of joy in between hours of unjoy.
This guy is sitting on the holy grail of the Beatles...I wish I was there on that rooftop that day
Are you saying Get Back is their best song?🤔
Never heard that before
@@ezachleewright2309 pretty sure they meant the film, all the stuff that was recorded
@@ezachleewright2309 if you didn't heard get back before then you're a not a big Beatles fan and might have only heard hey Jude, and other super popular songs.
This guy? Are you referring to Peter Jackson? He directed the LOTR movies!
I'm so jealous of Peter Jackson, I can't think of a better way to spend my days than looking at those faces. I actually wanted to see the whole damn thing, two hours will not be enough.
Nice to see the great Billy Preston on electric piano. Like John and George he too is missed.
Billy was the only person to have ever been co-credited -with writing- a Beatles track. That track of course was "Get Back".
The true fifth beatle
I almost didn't recognize him without his giant afro.
@@clansome No song writing credit He got credit for playing on the song on the original 45 release of "get Back'
@@user-fu2mi1nd5l Yup, just a co-credit for playing on it. My bad.
According to the people who have written books on the band and the 4 guys themselves , these were miserable sessions but judging from these scenes , their general demeanour and body language suggests they are having a great time
Ringo himself has stated that alot of the negativity was overblown by writers. They, for the most part, did have good time.
They did break up badly, so there were obviously stressful times, but some good ones too. Not sure whether they are trying to just show their good times together, to remember them in a positive way, or elsewhere in the movie they show the dark side too.
@@HamiltonRb I think George inviting Billy Preston to the "Get Back Let It Be Sessions" made the sessions more productive. When Billy showed up they were on their best behavior.
Possibly mugging for the camera.
I honestly don’t see positive body language at all.
I'm 62 years old and this is the best Christmas gift I've ever received.
Great to hear George !
I'm 35 and feel the same!
I have gotten better but if I tell, my wife will kill me. ;)
Two years to go...
Merry Christmas George!
I might lose my mind waiting for this film. It can't come soon enough. We owe The Beatles everything
Obviously, how many of their songs have you covered at this point
@@LAmusic2010 clearly not enough
Oh, snap
1000% agree!
@@Portugal.TheMan Saw you opening for Mumford and Sons in Missoula, Montana in 2019. Hopefully you can come back when live concerts start up again!
I have only watched EP1, and not a Beatles "fan" so to say. I think all of us who are rock and roll fans either are Beatles fans (at least partly) or certainly appreciate their contributions to the genre. I am one of the appreciators.
I am 54 (almost 55) and IMO their music has always been part of life if you are at least as old or older than that. EP1 has had a profound impact me, so much so that I went out to the Apple Music Store and got all studio albums from the band and then promptly created a 75 song playlist of all songs that I either like or at some point have heard before... 75 - songs... that's the impact this band has had on music. Remember, I do not consider myself a fan and owned zero Beatles CDs prior. I did appreciate them more as solo artists than the Beatles as a whole and have a few songs by John, Paul and George in my music library prior to this, but not as a group.
The series is extremely interesting. Getting this behind the scenes, intimate look at IMO the most influential band of all time's creative processes is, by itself, a reason to watch. To then see how they interact, care about and help each other is also quite wonderful. Its as if you're there, inside the makeshift studio watching the greatest R&R band of all time work their magic after having been thru Beatlemania and the transition of the summer of love (mid 60's) movement into what they became just before the breakup.
It's also interesting to see John and Paul's obvious connections to each other and their craft and to see John in general at work and play within this context. Other than produced or selected news bits, how he was on a day to day basis, I had no clue. Immensely talented as are all four of them. And of course their sense of humor reigns supreme all the time.
I recommend this to anyone who even has a slight interest in this band. It's very entertaining and insightful to how 4 of the most creative musical artists of all time got on with one another and crafted some of the most timeless music ever.
Just watch it!
Thanks Peter Jackson!
Watched the rest of the doc. and it was fantastic. The rooftop concert was incredible. Maybe the first coffee break concert ever??? Sad that it was their last public performance of all time but their power, talent and magic as a group shine thru as always. Its a great doc series and best thing I have seen on TV in awhile.
That time period in the Beatles' history is famous for them coming undone, not getting along and basically marking the beginning of the end. Nice to see them looking so happy and enjoying themselves.
Jackson's prediction was an easy one: those 5 minutes surely have put a smile on zillions of faces. Mine included...
That's f... true!
Grinning from ear to ear. Already texted a few buds and told them we are getting dinner and a few beers on the way to this film. Make it an event !!!
I’ve only seen the film let it be this is how that film should’ve been done I see so many more smiles than in the film
56 hours of Beatles film footage, so I'm hoping that this movie is at least 56 hours long!
Getting ready for a 23 part epic journey
That'll be the 250 quid special edition 4k Blu-ray.
The whole 56 hours will probs get issued in another 20 years time on some format that’s yet to be invented. Why oh why do we have to wait a lifetime to see all this greatness ???
Me too. Id watch it all next year.
With Peter Jackson, I wouldn’t be surprised.
Aww, Paul's vocals were the best back then. So pure! ❤🎶
Our brothers! We knew them, didn’t we? Love forever to the band that changed the world.
The shot of John and Ringo walking away with their arms around each other really got to me
@@benhartoot9512 ben, take your shameless attempts to piggyback off Beatle talent elsewhere.
Against my policy I clicked on link, just to see if it would be worthy of my insults.
It was .
Total crap that sounded nothing like the Beatles. More like a cat being tortured.
You really gotta hold on me😉👍🏻🎸
Me too - always thought that they were barely speaking to each other by that time
@@adamnelmes990 Adam, there was a somewhat natural pairing with John & Ringo, and Paul & George. As minor as it was. There was no period John & Ringo weren't talking.
Barely speaking... Guys, we weren't there at that time and have to assume that all things that historically has been said is correct... I don't believe that they've hated each other's guts that much...
They must have hated all of the cameras around at the time, but damn this is history now. Thank God for this footage
The cameras affected them, plus being in a different studio that didn't have the vibe of Abbey Road. Frustrated with the atmosphere is what caused them to go up on the roof. The next album, Abbey Road, of course was done in their "home studio".
They seemed to be enjoying it.
@@freddylubin this is famously the worst period in Beatles history. They almost couldn't stand each other and were very close to breaking up. Of course they seem happy here, but this is just a few minutes off of 50+ hours of footage
@@haywoodjblome4768 I know the period, and we all know what happened. Just that HERE, they do enjoy some moments of lightness, and perhaps, future historians will see that time in a more nuanced way than the narrative we share today. That, by the way, is what great documentaries can do: make us think anew about what we already think we know.
Having the cameras around is what helped them become famous.
So disappointing that no theater exhibition will take place!
It would take the Beatle experience to a whole new level!!
Damn, the restoration on this is astonishing. You'd think it was a brand new period piece, not actual archive footage.
And archive footage from over 50 years ago, too.
I thought that too. It was like I was watching them in the 60s, not 2021. Amazing footage.
The taped it all on film. 16mm I think, and Paul mentioned they should have filmed in 35mm, which would've looked even better
I'm a simple woman.
Seeing John and Paul dancing made me cry.
Love J&P 🙌🎶
Great stuff. They know how to 'twist and shout', and 'rip it up'! 😎😉
Me too!
Best persian song👇🙏
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@@yusufcat "best"?? Lol
Persian? Oh, you mean Iranian?
I see Beatles, I click immediately.
Holy crap the montage I’m watching it the first second it’s out
Me too
Same
Yep me too!
Yes! BTW You had 499 likes, made that even 500.
Good morning everybody another Bright Day
The Beatles came along at just the right time. The country was still morning the assassination of Kennedy, the Vietnam war was escalating, and here comes these funny, mop headed lads from Liverpool, who's music was so tight & catchy, it sort of took our minds off of the bad stuff around us. For me, it still does.
I like the way the song Get Back starts. It’s something like a single multicolored scarf is pulled out of a hat and within a second or two the single scarf becomes hundreds of multicolored scarves with some invisible wind blowing on them with this infectious rhythm And anybody who listens is swept up and carried away. resistance is futile until they take you back to a gentle landing.
As a 67 year old fan, it’s hard for me to “imagine” being so excited in anticipation for something coming out that was 50+ years old when I was 17. That’s WW1 era!!! They are forever!!!
Yeah this will help you "Get Back" to the 60s
Do you know when WW1 was...?
@@3jdoris I don’t think you understand what he was saying. When he was 17 he couldn’t imagine being excited for something that was 50 years previous. If you do the maths, 63 from 2020 is 1953, minus 33 years is 1920 which is world war 1 era
@@psychedelicgoat3464 I think you're correct
I’m right there with you. I’m also 67 and feel the exact same way. What an incredible fresh look at The Beatles. ❤️❤️❤️ Something good from this terrible year.
First off that's the most clearest 50 year old footage ever. It looks as if they are here now.
well stored film ;)
Agreed. They should turn over all the Beatles footage from years past and have Peter Jackson and his team remaster/restore them. The BluRay that came out a few years back (the one with all their music videos; Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane, etc.) is utter shit and grainy as f*ck. Sure it was better than what we had before (which would have been in SD) but after seeing what a proper restoration looks like, I'm all for letting Mr. Jackson have a crack at it. And that would include Help! and MMT.
Peter Jacksons magical at that, Should see the world war 1 footage he remastered, even more technically impressive.
I've not read much into this film, trusting what Jackson did with "They Shall Not Grow Old" but if we get the entire rooftop concert with the clarity shown here. I may literally cry.
@ElyC West Yeah...I know film grain is a visual style (hell, a lot of directors today still prefer it) but, as is common in life, it all comes down to a matter of individual taste. I prefer the smudgy/smeary (as you call it) look to the grainy, dated, look we got with 1+. If you have a look at a lot of the comments in this thread (not just this one) many have commented how Peter Jackson's footage looks as though it was shot today. The 1+ footage looks like it was shot in the 60s, so...yeah...I guess that's all I have to say about that.
I think the best part of the preview is seeing the guys enjoying making music together. Although we all know there were hard times, seeing this reminds us all that these four men were remarkable and had fun together.
And some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend. Legend became myth. And 50 long years, the truth passed out of all knowledge.” 😍
This is the only six minutes of 2020 that are actually enjoyable.
Well said. I couldn’t agree more.
Yeah, who knew Yoko Ono’s husband had a band?? Good for him!
Seeing Paul and John dance together... Made my end of the year so much better
It shows that it wasn’t all hatred contrary to what some say. This is gold!
The jean jackets are crying 😂
Oh dear God... What a gift this film is to us older 1st generation Beatles fans! Thank you! Have been a fan since day 1 in 1964. Ed Sullivan. Changed our world for 58 years now. This could have been 20 hours and we all would have watched the whole thing and STILL wanted more!!..... I cried many times while watching...
To many of us, The Beatles are the only best friends we'll ever need or have.
Holy crap The Beates were actually real people, doing actual real people things
@@fml5910 he's plays guitar with his left so it's no surprise
@@fml5910 yeah after I said it, you deleted the comment😂
@@Sokman00 So?
@@Sokman00 What'd he say?
Sort of like Elvis would tell people "Believe it or not, I actually DO use the restroom."
Absolute geniuses. We will never see anything like this again.
Never...this was lightning in a bottle
Me Beatles fanatic, got all album and a heap of Bootlegs etc ect, The one thing I find hard to believe is how young they were and achieve so much fame in such a short time, Nothing will ever equal how much they changed the world, God bless them
nah we'll see it in the movie next year
The first time I found a Beatles album in my mom’s record collection in the attic, I heard ‘A Day in the Life’. To this day, that song gives me goosebumps. I wanted to be there, at that time, with those people. None of the footage or documentaries have been able to catch that for me, but this absolutely does. We are right there with them.
Today we write our own history, making music. But this sense of creating, of endless possibilities, of being of your time and expressing, definitely started with those sounds for me.
So beautiful. Thank you 🙏
Every time I feel sad or just want some inspiration, I watch this. Lifelong Beatle fan, just visited Abbey Road Studios and Liverpool for the first time in Sept. Hallowed ground to me. Love it, can't wait, thank you so much Peter Jackson for doing this and doing it right!! Sending love to all of you from Chicago!
Woke up, got out of bed, saw Peter Jackson revealed Get Back instead
found my way to the comments, they are looking great
and twenty twenty one, August don't be late
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I literally love your channel so much
love the vids man :D
I was thinking about you and your channel when I was watching this
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I have to admit, this montage made this grown man tear up. It was so cool seeing these twenty year old legends acting their age while making timeless masterpieces. Bonus: the footage looking like it was recorded yesterday. Thank you Peter Jackson and thank you to the people who had the presence of mind to film these sessions and save them.
Amén brother!
Me too!
Couldn't agree more! I believe it was Paul's idea to fill them making an album. May have led to their undoing but nothing can change that now. So glad that we have this footage 👍
Couldn’t agree more...
They were all in their later 20's by this point.
What a trip! Thank-you Peter. Time machine back to ‘69. Four lads creatively trying to continue their musical journey without their manager’s guidance and discipline while two of them yearn to spread their wings beyond the bands’ confines while Paul leads and tries to hold the entire thing together. Fascinating intimate personal look into this unravelling group of very talented friends and their creative process. John and Yoko were very unfairly cast as villains at the time by the media. Billy literally saved the day - Fabulous.
I would happily pay to see a 56 hour Beatles movie.
I don't get why people are taking this as a joke, who is going to sit in a movie theater for 56 hours, do you really think Peter Jackson is going to use all the footage?
@@Lotr2987 me
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Get in line as I would be here for this too!
@@Lotr2987 its a joke.. calm your damn tits, everyone knows he's not gonna use all the footage man.
I don’t think people give enough credit to the genius work of Peter Jackson in the “Now and Then” music video. The most dignified possible work anyone could have produced as a farewell and legacy to the greatest band ever! So much credit is still due to Peter Jackson for such masterpiece!
I definitely agree that they should have just made a 56 hour movie released in parts. We would all watch it. It's not like we don't have the time, especially in COVID times. No other band has come close or ever will so might as well let us immerse ourselves, completely.
then you would see the fights they had that broke them up. lets see if they include any of that in this film lol
@@yourewack7043 of course they’ll include it, but some of it goes to show it wasn’t nothing but bad times in the studio
Something to spend $600 on 😄jk
I you haven't already, watch "The Beatles antology". It's around 10 hours and it's by far the best Beatles documentary to date.
@@yourewack7043 this get back session only take 20 days to filming. The fight never that bad moreover broken them. Most people who said there are a lot of fighting never see the movie themselves
When Perter Jackson said he hoped it would bring a smile to our faces...he knew damn well it would. Best 5:51 of the entire year
Man what an epic trailer !!!.... and by the way you are so spot on ... wow best news of this year .. best thing I have watched all year !!!👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
EVERYONE IS LIKE THIS = 😁
I've watched this and it's a work of pure genius. Watching the beatles crafting there art is amazing. The tunes just come out of no where. The genuis of the beatles still fascinates the world. Long live the beatles
I never get tired of seeing this
More Smiles in this 6 minute sneak peek than the entire Let It Be movie
Yoko smiling too. 😎
And kind of sickening as a result. Nothing like a good whitewashing!
The let it be movie is so dark, boring and depressing. So happy they are making this version. Seems like the boys are having fun and actually enjoying making music
@@erestube they’re clearly smiling and having a great time in the footage though! Feel like there were good times and bad times in the studio with the Beatles, as with any band!
@@vitocorleone8323 yoko was annoying in this sessions, a narcissist
seeing one of the most revered songwriters of all time stick his knees up his t-shirt and jump around like a goblin is just amazingly surreal
John is amazing
John in a shirt is me @ 2 am
Same!
I think the original cut of the film seemed very depressing and downbeat. We all know that the cracks were forming in the band at this time, but this new cut will hopefully show that they had some fun and it wasn't all doom and gloom.
El Goblino
I remember back to the first time I saw the video for "Real Love". It was as if the scent of Heaven filled the room and time stopped for those brief few minutes. My mind could not completely assimilate what I had just witnessed. The passage of time has not dulled that sensation and, each time I hear the music it is the sweetest of all forms of deja vu.
Their smiles and joking around with each other are priceless. Billy Preston was such a great pianist, his contribution was huge. I find myself crying while watching this for many reasons. This footage is wonderful and it's good to know they were enjoying their friendships right up until the end of the band. I think they were more like brothers.
John swinging his coat off as he's carrying a cup of tea and spinning in a circle is a total mood
Delicious but he looked so thin. I’m glad this is not now otherwise I’d be very concerned.
Yeah. I watched that part a few times. As I've noticed in previous videos, he's an excellent dancer. Very controlled in his movements.
Awesome!
@@GreenDragon11 I think he was using heroin around this time. It’s really sad //:
Nah, that was an action. A mood is a feeling.
The Beatles career is so amazing that people forget that it only lasted less than 7 years and the guys were in their 20’s. These 4 were truly musical geniuses.
Fan boy rhetoric aside, somewhere on CZcams is a wonderful Howard Goodall biopic where he proves through example, that the Beatles were indeed geniuses.
@tony norris I will have to look that up.
& 6 years before Ed Sullivan🎶🎵
Arturo Martinez, Where do you get 7 years from. They started in 1957.
@john alt from the first album to the last fuck head
The influence of The Beatles cannot be overstated. So many firsts in the music. Look to the greats in classical music such as JS Bach, WA Mozart and S. Rechmaninoff who were both outstanding artists both in composition and performance. The Bealtes were such in Rock.
I know of no other band who incorporated the Moog synthesizer in their work as early as the Beatles did. Just listen to it in 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer'
@@jackevans2386 Monkees use it on 1967 LP "Pieces Aquarius" on "Daily Nightly' Not shittig you
Nobody is or will be able to create magic like these four lads.
Who would’ve thought that 51 years after the Beatles broke up, it would be an incredible time to be a fan of them
It's never too late to be a Beatles fan. Their music is timeless.
seeing a comment from Paul on here was pretty shocking... it's like if Zeus himself left a comment on a documentary about ancient Greece
@Revenir à la raison i doubt it, you have to ask yourself why he didnt want it released for over 30 years. I have the original film on a bootleg dvd pulled off a video disc and he comes across as a bit of a miserable control freak which is why he probarbly didnt want it released.
It’s just some intern or assistant running his social media. Paul McCartney is absolutely not running his own social media, much less communicating solely via emoji.
@@BeggarsNight thanks for clearing that up.
@Revenir à la raison you can’t be sure, but someone as big as Paul probably has a social media manager. He is 78 years old you know
@Revenir à la raison he is 78, old people don’t spend time on CZcams like younger people
Just finished watching all three parts straight through.THANK YOU PETER!!!!!Get Back is such a wonderful documentary.The magic ,blood,sweat,angst, joy,bliss, and even silliness of the beatles creating their art was just a joy and a gift to see.The beatles,their families,and all their fans(new and old) will be smiling long after the screen goes dark..And Heather was a total delight! This documentary tells a story filled with the love of artists,love for their art,and love for one another.
This brought so much joy to my heart and tears to my eye's. Can't wait to see it.
50 years after they break up... They still generate more excitement than any band or artist of the current era.
Talent transcends all.
That's for sure. These guys are eternal.
Oh yeah John is the life of the party
BTS says bullshit🙄
@@J0SHUAKANE yeah but the Beatles are the Beatles so You can’t beat that that’s a fact
This brought tears to my eyes. This is utter immortalisation. You are all looking at the 1960s, exactly as they were, right there in the moment. It's not black and white, it's not grainy, it's not marred by watermarks from archival associations who happen to own the footage; it looks like it was recorded yesterday. This is pure history, and two of these four legends of music have long since departed this mortal coil.
Call me crazy but to me it's like they still exist like that, young, beautiful and alive in some hidden corner of space and time.
@@defaultc00kies63 Yeah it's the beauty of Good Color Photography. When you see the Black and White no matter how good it is, it's like The Stone Age. Same thing with Colorized WW2 Footage 0r excellent color video of JFK it's brought to light and it hits you hard.
That's the beauty of film vs digital
i thought, Queen was old, i thought - Led Zeppelin are from ancient Times, when world was in poor colors, and I thought also that Beatles are from stone age, and the all 60' was barely known, black and white and totally different world that is long gone and forgot. I never got into beatles Music, because i couldn't believe there is something worth listen in 60 years old band. I got wibes seen them alive and full of Life and energy. Thanks to this 5 min. clip i agree with Howard Stern that the Beatles are untouchable number 1 rock band of all time
Yeah, the quality of this recording is incredible.
they have made so much JOY, and HAPPINESS over the yrs... SMILES
My goodness, that was simply terrific. Thanks Peter.
The charisma of these guys is just leaping off the screen.
THIS FOOTAGE IS AMAZING I CANT BELIEVE IT HOLY SHIT
Also me: at last I've been crying for the past few days now I'm being cleansed
He also did great work with "They shall not grow old" in restoring WWI era footage and adding historically accurate sound.
Luckily he wont have to restore century old footage for this doc, based on his previous work expect the documentary to be stunning both acoustically and visually.
Same!!
I'm losing my shit, dude. I'm freaking out as much as those little girls on Shea Stadium 😂😂
Neither do I, pretty sure they got plenty of stocked rare beatle footages in their studio!!!
All four Beatles had amazing smiles. I’m glad we actually got to see those smiles a LOT in this documentary. These young men are a pedigree group we will never see the likes of ever again! Thank you Peter Jackson for a more complete perspective of their dynamic at this time :)
You know what really lifts this song? Just listen to that badass keyboard solo. Dam it's funky!
John and george wanted Billy to join the band Paul did not
The incredible Billy Preston on keyboards for Get Back.
He certainly was incredible.
He made great recording even greater.
Every Beatles fan knows that brother
Billy Preston was actually the 5th Beatle!! Like it or not! He contributed Greatness in the song Get Back.
@@DROly1 I'll gladly call him the fifth Beatle. He looks so happy playing, he has that enthusiasm that the Beatles themselves had years before.
Yea, great to see him actually play the solo!
These six minutes were already better than the original doc.
Yes
No
It was a cash grab by Allen Klein.
Agreed, a totally different take.
Yes, it even makes you feel like everything was actually fine among them... but it hurts a little to know it wasn't though.
The feeling of gratitude is immense. Thank you Peter Jackson for taking the time to go through all that footage. You're a damn fine curator!
I've watched this clip so many times it's ridiculous. I just can't wait for the final movie to come out. Thank you Peter jackson
This is so puzzling. This is the exact opposite of everything we saw in "Let It Be". There's more smiling in this couple of minutes than in the entire LIB movie.
Despite the fact that both films used the same footage, it’s like two opposite sides of the same coin.
when you have 56 hours of documentary footage, you can edit it into almost anything you want.
I think that is why they are re-issuing this movie. To show that they really did enjoy making the album.
never believe the media's narrative.
Mike Hogg really fucked it up! I wonder how in the world the movie was approved by the fabs in that state- Jackson's version will be 100% better
Holy shit the quality of the footage is insane. Best way to end this shitty year
Like all things in our lives there is joy and sadness. I love how Peter Jackson focused on the joy mainly as we all should.
Wow! This footage is amazing! It’s just so great to see them all so happy and messing around.
Kiwi Santa giving us Beatles for Christmas is all I’ve ever wanted.
4 legends from Liverpool England and a New Zealand producer, you know its gonna be good!
Remember, John and Ringo are 28 here.Paul is 26 and George is about a month away from turning 26.Point being that they were still pretty young. Watching them goof around really isn't so strange,when you consider they are all still fairly youthful. The next couple of years kind of zapped away that youthful joy,but they all gave us some deep songs through that time.
I know. Think about how much they did when they were all in their early twenties. Astonishing.
It's absolutely insane what they accomplished. INSANE. they are a freak accident.
Yes, it's good to see them having a good time larking around before the animosity crept in, or a least surfaced. I like the way they just slip into business/ play mode. Memories of late 60's schooldays always come flooding back when l hear Get Back Let It Be, Lady Madonna etc. Scarey when l think of the time span, but it's brill getting the memory Sharpened up. Looking forward to the film and the potential 50 plus hours subsequent additions/ released !.
Thank you for making this. Just this short bit shook my soul.
Oh MY MY my goodness . That was wonderful. see the joy. .what a way to make a living. and Thanks you guys.
In 5min, I just fell in love with the Beatles all over again 😍
They look so damned happy!!! Makes me smile!
Yes. Same here. Easy to do.
So did I.
Watch the Beatles Anthology if you haven’t. I’m sure that’s still required viewing for most Beatles fans but you are so correct, this footage and archive material is the highest form of musical catnip love for me!
Google global truth project and read "the Present" to see the truth about life/death. Nothing is more important than checking it is true, especially pgs 1-4
George on drums. Ringo on bass. Paul on a rope. John in a shirt. This should be good.
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@@GjaP_242 Ringo kinda looks like a Mario ngl
Spicy
yoko on the chair
One of the best documentaries ever made. Everything I ever wanted and more.
That was truly a treat! I can't wait for the whole documentary!
My favourite moment: John hopping about on the floor with his knees tucked up inside his teeshirt! People forget what a natural comedian he was...
John and Paul singing through clenched teeth tickles me for some reason... 😂
@@pandorafox3944 That may be the funniest part of the montage.
It was that exact moment when it hit me: I gotta send a link of this to my Beatle fan friends!
For me it's 3:25 look how happy John & George, I miss them:
Paul said John was full of laughs and lots of fun
Finally, something GOOD to come out of 2020 :)
They've been good for 60 years.
Best persian song👇🙏
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This and a new AC/DC record....thats about it.
@@larrydrozd2740 don’t forget about Paul’s new record to
Your channel is awesome
Thank you so much Peter. The whole documentary is just amazing. So many myths dispelled. Very moving to see the humanity, the humour, the immense talent and hard work...and the love. Huge thanks to the boys for giving the world so much joy.
Just finished watching this. Overwhelming nostalgia, which is heart-warming , and heart-breaking at the same time. It seems like this was just yesterday. So quickly has time passed. Yes, it was a documentary about the Beatles, but somehow about myself as well. At least in my own head. I miss John and George. Wish they were here to see this masterpiece. Joy and tears.