Release Date: Feb 1, 2000 Wide
Release Date: Feb 1, 2000 Wide
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Everyone who grew up watching the original Saturday Night Live remembers the fateful night in 1976 when Lorne Michaels, with mock gravity, announced that NBC would pay the munificent sum of 3,000 dollars if the Beatles would agree to come on the show and perform three Beatles songs. But everyone may not know that ex-Beatles John Lennon and Paul McCartney happened to be in New York, watching that particular episode of SNL -- and for a few moments, they were tempted to play along with the gag and
Feb 1, 2000 Wide
Jan 21, 2003
remember the beatles? well, they were a popular musical group from england that a lot of people liked years and years ago. people liked them so much ... well, after they broke up, and they did, everybody wanted them to get back together again. they never did. but ... what if they would've??? despite the huge
October 4, 2010Super Reviewer
I think this movie is underrated. They added loads of Beatles trivia and even squeezed in a lot of the unsolved rumors. The conversations are indeed lennon-mccartneyesque and I think the actors had the roles spot on. Most people wouldn't like to see a movie full of conversations though.
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