This iconic documentary captured a tumultuous time for the Beatles, not the peaceful vibe of the song.
Originally planned for television, the "Let It Be" film documents the recording sessions for their final album.
The documentary doesn't shy away from the creative clashes and personal struggles that strained the band.
In a legendary moment, the Beatles gave their final public performance on a rooftop in London!
This impromptu concert became a defining image of the band, showcasing their pure musical energy.
The original film offered a glimpse into the Beatles' creative process, but with a focus on the tension. ️
A 2021 restoration titled "The Beatles: Get Back" provides a more positive perspective on the sessions.
Despite the challenges, the restored version highlights the Beatles' incredible talent and bond.
A remastered version of director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s 1970 film about the Beatles will make its streaming debut on Disney Plus in May.