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Price is the least of my worries. Just to see something so grand on a massive screen. That's what I want.
Just make sure you don't plan to attend .....28 Days Later!
Price is the least of my worries. Just to see something so grand on a massive screen. That's what I want.
I wouldn’t be going to a movie theater are you nutsAwesome...I will finally go to a movie theater......
Ah, a comment about Coronavirus. Obviously, I will do what I have to do to be safe. No, I'm not nuts....if it matters to you.I wouldn’t be going to a movie theater are you nuts
Agree. I think this is going to be awesome and seeing it in a theater with like minded folks will only enhance the experience. THEN of course, buy the blu ray, hopefully with a music-only option or the entire album remixed into surround.Price is the least of my worries. Just to see something so grand on a massive screen. That's what I want.
I can imagine that these four were having feelings similar to being in lock down with the same people all the time for...what was it...eight years?Ha! Sounds like the Jackson film might be a little re-write of history. I've seen a lot of the original footage and my recollection was that Paul was very dominating and not letting George spread his wings. I can see why Paul would want to re-shape what went down.
Here are George's spoken words about the day he quit during the Twickenham sessions:
They were filming us having a row. It never came to blows, but I thought, ‘What’s the point of this? I’m quite capable of being relatively happy on my own and I’m not able to be happy in this situation. I’m getting out of here.’
Everybody had gone through that. Ringo had left at one point. I know John wanted out. It was a very, very difficult, stressful time, and being filmed having a row as well was terrible. I got up and I thought, ‘I’m not doing this any more. I’m out of here.’ So I got my guitar and went home and that afternoon wrote Wah-Wah.
It became stifling, so that although this new album was supposed to break away from that type of recording (we were going back to playing live) it was still very much that kind of situation where he already had in his mind what he wanted. Paul wanted nobody to play on his songs until he decided how it should go. For me it was like: ‘What am I doing here? This is painful!’
Then superimposed on top of that was Yoko, and there were negative vibes at that time. John and Yoko were out on a limb. I don’t think he wanted much to be hanging out with us, and I think Yoko was pushing him out of the band, inasmuch as she didn’t want him hanging out with us.
It’s important to state that a lot of water has gone under the bridge and that, as we talk now, everybody’s good friends and we have a better understanding of the past. But talking about what was happening at that time, you can see it was strange.
I can imagine that these four were having feelings similar to being in lock down with the same people all the time for...what was it...eight years?
Welcome to the QQ forum @theSplund !Hmm, Peter Jackson eh? Great director though LotR was the last decent thing he did IMHO (asides that 'They Shall Not Grow Old'). Watched The Hobbit last two nights and the guy does have a tendency to go off the original plot - add Macca to that and we may have a radical re-telling as some have pointed out here (liek a history written by the victor?!).
Anyway, seen the original a couple of times (once on the tube and once on the 'net - it's out there still, even 1 on facebook); got both versions of album, vanilla (LP and CD) and Naked; Let it Be was one of my first singles (still have it); and have oodles of bootleg tracks, and I will concur that it would be good to see a re-done version of all this video and audio material - time for Mr Martin's boy to surface too mebbe?
I wouldn't be surprised though if all of them are in cahoots in trying to paint a rosy picture. Yoko's own presence there can be seen as destructive and god knows she suffered for it ever since, it's quite possible she, also, wouldn't mind presenting the Beatles as loving and friendly now.I am sure Yoko and Olivia will not sign off on anything if it's just Paul rewriting history. After all, Yoko was there. And she has full control of the Lennon estate. Both her and Olivia have shown time and time again that they don't just bend to whatever Paul wants.
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