“The Beatles: Let It Be” review: The Beatles as in time…

This time it's a documentary The Beatles: So be it It is the subject of a re-release by Disney Studios. It won an Academy Award for Original Score (Quincy Jones accepted the statuette on behalf of the Fantastic Four), Let it be – Released in 1970 – it has remained in the studio vaults since 1981, a release date on VHS, Betamax and LaserDisc (and yes, it dates back!), with rumors that Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr were against a reissue.

But this is now a thing of the past. It has been largely “cleaned” of all period defects – including the 4:3 transfer from the original 16mm print -, The Beatles: So be it It benefited from the same technological treatment as get backPark Road Post Production, Peter Jackson's company, takes care of everything.

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Photography by Ethan A. Russell. © 2024 Apple Corps Limited

John Lennon in The Beatles: Let It Be, available on Disney+ since May 8, 2024.

“We developed an AI program to teach us the sound of the guitar, rhythm, etc. to be able to do everything unmix“, Peter Jackson explained to us in 2021 during a video meeting.

It is impossible to deny the historical value of this The Beatles: So be it Which includes moments that were not included in it get back. We watch and are moved by the conversations between George Harrison and Paul McCartney, the interactions with Billy Preston or the visit of Heather, Linda Eastman's daughter who was later adopted by the Beatles, during recording sessions.

Photography by Ethan A. Russell. © 2024 Apple Corps Limited

Paul McCartney in The Beatles: Let It Be, available on Disney+ since May 8, 2024.

Rating: 4 out of 5

The Beatles: So be it It has been available on Disney+ since May 8.