The Beatles: Eight Days a Week -- The Touring Years

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Patrick G @pkg01 Dec 28 watching this in the movie theater with my kids, I teared up at the end. See more Yakking With F @YakkingWithTitanic 09/28/2024 my dad saw it in the cinemas in 2016 at cineplex i have it on dvd and blu ray from 2016 and the cd live at the hollywood bowl and the vinyl from 1977 and 2016 See more Serch M @RT09452198 06/15/2024 Absolute perfection!!! See more terryhewings T @RT01618887 05/06/2024 The beginning of music in a commercial sense a must. Must see for anyone who didn't live in the 60s..fab See more Joel H @RT47793553 11/03/2023 For some reason, I didn't know that The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years existed. This documentary somehow flew under the radar for me. I enjoyed it. It's a concise history of the band and features some fun behind-the-scenes footage of The Fab Four. It's also more upbeat than the other biography I watched this week, The Beatles: Get Back. Ron Howard's documentary actually serves as an interesting companion to Peter Jackson's, giving almost the whole history of The Beatles when viewed sequentially. I'm glad I discovered this movie and would recommend it to other fans of The Beatles. See more 04/13/2022 This is a must see for all Beatles fans. It also works as a good introduction to the group for those who haven't really gotten into them yet. The film is about Beatlemania as much as it is about the band's touring years. But those threads intersect in the overall story about how the grind of touring and the pressures of monster fame affected the members of the band. Wonderfully crafted film with new and archived interviews and so much great video of the band on the road. Where appropriate, the film offers insight into the historical importance of the greatest band there ever was. See more Read all reviews

The Beatles: Eight Days a Week -- The Touring Years

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