Film Review | The Cinema Release Of Paul McCartney & Wings - One Hand Clapping

[@MichaelNoland-TheBottomLine]

A McCartney fan from day one. Interesting to hear your story on how you got into him. I have the One Hand Clapping and have sung its praises on my channel. It’s the one album that has JUST Geoff Britton my favorite drummer of wings! BTW, congrats on over a thousand views! New Sub! ❤

[@tobiasgronvall]

Thank you! I am really glad you liked my story/review ❤ I will for sure check out your channel as well.

[@MichaelNoland-TheBottomLine]

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[@mikelcory4065]

Just saw this in theatre. Loved it!!! Paul was so cool, he was having fun playing these songs. And I was also surprised how much I laughed. The video quality was rough, but they prepared us for well, that I think. But the sound quality was amazing!!! So glad we got it!! ✌️💙

[@Kieop]

I'm very glad to hear that you had a great surround sound experience. I paid $15 and the right channel was completely missing. Very disappointing.

[@tobiasgronvall]

I agree; that is very disappointing. If you have a surround system at home, I hope it will be released on DVD/Blu-ray, and you will be able to listen to it properly.

[@davidoverton4030]

One noticeable disappointment for me (in contrast to the double album - no EP version) was the omission of 'Let It Be' & 'Long And Winding Road.'

[@tobiasgronvall]

Yes, you would think there were more filmed during these sessions, and that they would include that in this new 'remastered' version of the film. Especially the Beatles songs he did. But it may be lost in time...

[@ROOKTABULA]

I was going to take my mom to see the film on Saturday but $34 after taxes for a 68 minute show including titles? Nope.

[@tobiasgronvall]

Yes, I agree, the prices are bonkers. I paid £12 for my ticket, which I thought was steep, but I have seen figures ranging from £10 to £17 depending on the venue. I understand it is a limited release and all that, but still...