I've Got a Feeling Clip | The Beatles: Get Back | Disney+

Watch the first clip from #TheBeatlesGetBack and experience Peter Jackson’s three-part event beginning November 25 on #DisneyPlus.
The Disney+ original docuseries, directed by Peter Jackson, will be arriving on Disney+ just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday. Made entirely from never-before-seen, restored footage, it provides the most intimate and honest glimpse into the creative process and relationship between John, Paul, George, and Ringo ever filmed. Be sure to check them both out, and don’t forget to watch “The Beatles: Get Back” when it rolls out over three days, November 25, 26, and 27, 2021, exclusively on Disney+.
Directed by three-time Oscar®-winning filmmaker Peter Jackson (“The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “They Shall Not Grow Old”), “The Beatles: Get Back” takes audiences back in time to the band’s January 1969 recording sessions, which became a pivotal moment in music history. The docuseries showcases The Beatles’ creative process as they attempt to write 14 new songs in preparation for their first live concert in over two years. Faced with a nearly impossible deadline, the strong bonds of friendship shared by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr are put to the test. The docuseries is compiled from nearly 60 hours of unseen footage shot over 21 days, directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg in 1969, and from more than 150 hours of unheard audio, most of which has been locked in a vault for over half a century. Jackson is the only person in 50 years to have been given access to this Beatles treasure trove, all of which has now been brilliantly restored. What emerges is an unbelievably intimate portrait of The Beatles, showing how, with their backs against the wall, they could still rely on their friendship, good humor, and creative genius. While plans derail and relationships are put to the test, some of the world’s most iconic songs are composed and performed. The docuseries features - for the first time in its entirety - The Beatles’ last live performance as a group, the unforgettable rooftop concert on London’s Savile Row, as well as other songs and classic compositions featured on the band’s final two albums, Abbey Road and Let It Be.
An exciting new collaboration between The Beatles and Jackson presented by The Walt Disney Studios in association with Apple Corps Ltd. and WingNut Films Productions Ltd., “The Beatles: Get Back” is directed by Peter Jackson, produced by Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono Lennon, Olivia Harrison, Peter Jackson, Clare Olssen (“They Shall Not Grow Old”) and Jonathan Clyde (“Eight Days a Week”), with Apple Corps’ Jeff Jones (“Eight Days a Week”) and Ken Kamins (“The Hobbit” trilogy) serving as executive producers. Jabez Olssen (“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”) serves as the film’s editor, the music supervisor is Giles Martin (“Rocketman”), Michael Hedges (“The Adventures of Tintin”) and Brent Burge (“The Hobbit” trilogy) serve as the series re-recording mixers, and the music is mixed by Giles Martin and Sam Okell (“Yesterday”).

[@DeividManuRos]

It is truly unbelievable how modern this looks. Film restoration truly is an art form.

[@strangedaysindeed9]

In my opinion they went way overboard with the de-graining/de-noising filters. Faces like a Snapchat "beauty filter". Grubby carpets looking like slick billiard cloths. Sharp edges around every shape.

[@community1949]

At the time it was the coolest, most modern, hip music and looks and so was their long hair and bangs and 1960's wasn't that long ago anyway and everything was in color too back then.

[@rsolsjo]

Way too much DNR (digital noise reduction) though. Everyone looks like a Ken doll and there are no visible textures anywhere. Classic mistake when restoring old film. 😑

[@catherinewilson3880]

@@rsolsjo Yeah, I guess Jackson and his team are just amateurs when it comes to film restoration.

[@rsolsjo]

@@catherinewilson3880 It's a stylistic decision. Really good film conservators will often find a balance, sometimes the instinct for someone like Jackson calling the shots is to just remove all the grain completely, but it never ends up looking good.

[@CesarAbeid]

"Is that one called 'I've Got a Feeling'" I love George

[@aydanneilson-bourke7378]

It would be funny if he was actually asking

[@EmileJoulbert]

@@aydanneilson-bourke7378 For all George knew, it could have been called Everybody Had a Hard Year.

[@dranelemakol]

I swear it looks like Ringo said that

[@jameswatkins1844]

@@dranelemakol yeah that was weird.

[@floppy3492]

@@aydanneilson-bourke7378 that’s George’s voice, plus you can see him ask, better think a little before you make an incompetent comment

[@ChrisB-ru8jh]

How strange it is to watch The Beatles actually learning how to play a song. It's such an abstract thought when you've heard the fully formed song so many times over the years.

[@rsears78]

That and how easy it is for each member to create something special out of thin air.

[@madsstrawberry]

I’m so glad that the Beatles are back together.

[@jasper2469]

ikr, after 50 years, they gonna make music again

[@kww178]

its kind of amazing how they havent aged a day

[@allanespinosa8966]

Winner comment

[@calebyabut3158]

finally

[@zizoumonk10]

My sweet summer child

[@Dbag5000]

Only people who aren't musicians think that Ringo didn't matter. he had no idea what this was,never heard it before,had no music sheets and was playing 100% Perfectly for what the song needed.

[@EyedOmally]

The rooftop concert wouldn't even be a thing if Ringo hadn't encouraged George to do it.

[@davidpearlactorteacherbizman]

I am watching Ringo all the time now...It was no accident they brought him in at the 11th hour and rid themselves of Pete Best..Ringo was already a legend pre Beatles from being with Rory Storm

[@8angst8]

Ringo "mattered" because of his personality: A calm, non-competitive presence and peace-maker. His drumming was workmanlike.

[@jonasrmb01]

@@8angst8 🤡

[@shaikordor164]

Paul, John and George need to thrash again and again to produce the right tunes to the song, while Ringo is always ready with his beats...

[@DeividManuRos]

This is really going to be a huge early Christmas present for all us Beatle fans. I can't wait for this Documentary. Peter Jackson your a legend!!

[@beatleboy305]

For beatle fans?? Nah for very musician.

[@vorosbence]

@@beatleboy305 Deep down every musician is a Beatles fan.

[@darkjanggo]

or, for me, a birthday present!

[@darkjanggo]

@beatlebooster thank you my friend :)

[@finch45lear]

The quality is mindblowing!

[@tlee5284]

Paul : Oh please believe me John : YES I WILL! Makes me smile and cry at the same time ☺️

[@branmakmorn]

I've said this earlier this is like seeing friends or family you haven't seen in years. You hear the doorbell ring and there they are.

[@greeniem]

I think your response is the most articulate I've read about this.

[@duderama6750]

Like dwarves in a Hobbit hole?

[@VG-iq8xq]

Open the door and let'em in! oooh yeah

[@TeleNikon]

This is brilliant! The initial chords rundown for I've Got a Feeling. OMG. George even asks the name of the song at the end. No words. Just absolutely brilliant. I cannot wait for the premiere!

[@RJSOW]

I think George was being ironic there. He was known for having a dry wit. Asking "Is that one called I've Got a Feeling?" after Paul repeated the phrase like 6 times.

[@ryanchisefsky]

@@RJSOW I was gonna reply this exact thing but then i clicked "View reply" and saw someone already did. lol.

[@EmileJoulbert]

@@RJSOW The song consists of two parts, the other being Everybody Had a Hard Year. At this point the song is completely new to George and Ringo, so it could actually be an honest question.

[@blew1t]

@@RJSOW ive heard people saying he says "is that one called 'ive gotta feel it'?" i can kind of hear it too

[@RJSOW]

@@EmileJoulbert Hey, that's interesting, I didn't know that. It could totally be the case then!

[@xr4ti548]

Paul's mastery of melody and musical theory was far beyond most of his contemporaries.

[@davidpearlactorteacherbizman]

Paul was top dawg even in the Beatles..The Mozart of the 20th Century

[@loosilu]

un BELIEVABLE, NO training of any kind. lack of training made him free.

[@sup9542]

All from intuition, listening to music growing up and figuring it out for himself, no schooling needed. Melody in particular is the magic part of music that you can’t teach at all. He’s probably the best ever at it.

[@hughmann6300]

Just saw him perform tonight... the man's an amazingly genuine and emotional artist, with a subtle, understated genius for songwriting and music in general, but so humble, never big-notes himself... but when he talks about John Lennon, and then he does THIS SONG, with John's voice on a backing track that they digitally separated out with AI... and then he says "Can you imagine what that's like for me? I mean, all of a sudden, I'm singing with John again, and even though it's virtual, I'm singing with *John* again... Serious stuff..." it fairly broke my fucking heart just to realise how much he deeply, truly misses his dear friend John. 😭 RIP John. We miss you... dream on. ☁️

[@AngelHadzi]

no music theory at all.. pure instinct

[@aliabell193]

I just love The Beatles more than words can ever express 💚💜💙♥️

[@glennhalila8279]

This is beautiful. The Beatles inspired a lot of Musicians and People in General.

[@blazemordly9746]

a generation...or two. But that's just my feeling, on it.

[@B.R.0101]

0:20 Paul: "Oh please believe me", John: "Yes I will!"

[@adorninho]

Love this!

[@ricardopitamusic]

Hopefully Disney Plus will start uploading all the Beatles movies, the Anthologies, etc. to its platform. It would be a great way for new generations to learn about this magic.

[@jimmystecher5214]

I would love to see the Anthology series again. That was quite a while ago when it originally aired.

[@evannovotny]

@@SammyJoeLouis they haven't showed the black stories section for awhile if thats what you're talking about

[@Nanoci62]

Your statement says it all … 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@paullindamood4493]

This is magic in the making from 4 guys brought together by some higher power. Will never happen again. Can't wait.

[@wyrlismike]

When people think Ringo can't play it's cause they don't know what a drummer following everyone else sounds like, this clip shows it

[@lukebenoit6506]

0:36 the most peaceful sound✌✌

[@jamesdrynan]

For true and new fans of the Beatles, this series will be a welcome rebuttal to the dark and dingy "Let it Be " documentary. It is astonishing to see the level of interest in these young men fifty years on. It seems that each new generation is attracted to the Beatles and their music.

[@realtimecartravel]

I think the Beatles are cracking, I mean, you can't beat them, they are out there on their own, they've got a style of their own, they are a lovely crowd, they've good quality, they sing well, and what else can I say - they are real good people!

[@paulgordonmanners]

I love that elderly gentleman that said that too

[@phadrus]

Stylistically they are all over the place-it sounds like 50 different song writers.

[@amystern5431]

George just there putting in additional color and doing his thing. I love him.

[@mavericksleep3079]

George with the sarcastic comment, I love it

[@EmileJoulbert]

It might have been an honest question. The song could just as easily have been called Everybody Had a Hard Year.

[@mavericksleep3079]

@@EmileJoulbert I know was just making a joke :)

[@petezereeeah]

Gigged drums for years. Staggering how cohesive these guys worked together. McCartney is ripping off chords and time signatures....and nobody says "Why?" Never scene anything like that. It's like they're brothers. Working on originals was always a fight with numerous guys I was with.

[@SufferDYT]

They did fight, all the time, but usually George stayed in his lane and let Mccartney/Lennon duke it out until they agreed or agreed to disagree.

[@federicocamp2231]

George was a very grumpy person I get how he felt unappreciated but he should have realized why. Paul and John were always the leaders and were actually better song writers for the majority of the time. George eventually became an awesome composer but the other two were the greatest ever so he shouldn’t have felt so bad.

[@craigmorrison7515]

Won't be long before this generation want to know what magic of the Beatles their music never sounds old powerful music

[@caraninja]

Watching this kind of makes me sad that we'll likely soon lose Paul and Ringo. Paul is probably one of my favorite musicians of all time. May this music live on!

[@danielc1978]

This makes me ask: why couldn't they have had cameras when they were making all their other records, too?! I'd be willing to watch all 50 hours of this! Can't wait to see the Beatles and their creative process in this film...

[@hugosanchez7599]

Imagine being able to see restored video footage of the recording of Sgt Pepper's or Revolver man

[@iost5459]

@@hugosanchez7599 that’d be insane, or the guitar solos from “the end”

[@sgt.gruhnn]

The reason the sessions were filmed was because this was planned as a movie to be released into theaters…

[@Beantbeantbeant]

Because they needed a final film to finish their film contract they signed early on in their career, so put out let it be

[@ashith1297]

Camera was one of the reasons they hated the whole get back session.

[@brettfavreify]

Amazing how a song comes together and the synergy these guys had. Too bad they got on each other's nerves.

[@tonythepostman]

I could watch this stuff all day! And the look of the film! Oh my o my!

[@LeadPaint1]

Some people would love to see a historical event such as the signing of the Declaration of Independence or a famous battle. Some would like to see video of an individual who was gone long before video was possible. I want to see this!

[@alexhloponin7951]

Нет слов от их гениальности .группа на все времена . лучше нет и не будет.

[@bikingfencer]

My favorite song from their last album; wonderful

[@contessalouannec8064]

WOW all that long hair. Thank You for sharing. If we could only turn back time.

[@tyronewhitehead3123]

They could be here right now it looks modern fabulous footage

[@chrissimmons4822]

One of the last times (if not THE last time) Paul is seen using his first Hofner bass before it was stolen!! The straight writing down the headstock gives it away!

[@harpersartandmore7832]

This isn’t “the” original Hofner bass. He still has this one with the set list taped to it.

[@---df5sr]

Imagine being able to sit there like Ringo and watch 3 geniuses work

[@greg55666]

That might be the funniest thing George said the entire show. LOL

[@dominicviner6619]

If only there was a full version that sounded this raw

[@penelopepalmer3980]

I can't believe anyone would put a thumbs down on this, the restoration, the hours put in editing and a very candid look at the beatles and all together and the trials a d happy moments make this absolutely golden, I can't wait to see the full documentary and oh to see every single piece of footage eh..

[@massimoerrani4075]

It's great to hear Paul suggest chords to George and John while he sings

[@kylemcintyre4182]

Just finished this series today. Puts a brand new perspective on this

[@hamsandwichson]

Is that one called "I've got a feeling"?? 😂 I know it's passe to hate on Yoko by now but like I imagine John asking where Yokos chair is before the cameras started to roll. Just seems insufferable to have her RIGHT there.

[@JohnnyPaton]

Surely Yoko herself must have felt like an interloper? Or did she have no self awareness at all. It’s like someone’s wife tagging along on a stag (bachelor for the Americans) party.

[@bikingfencer]

Hang in there, hate is making a comeback

[@sergioortiz8219]

@@bikingfencer no it's not, it's exactly the same as it's always been, except now you get to call people "haters" anytime they disagree with you.

[@jefffawcett]

@@JohnnyPaton no self-awareness. She’s done great things will all of their money, I think she’s a good person, but the way John let her control him is just bizarre. The ultimate example is when John gets to play with one of his heroes, Chuck Berry, and right in the middle of the song she lets out some screech and Chuck Berry gives her a look that you just know he wanted to smash her over the head with his guitar. And he’d have been justified.

[@deletebilderberg]

⁠ ☝️ Where the heck did all these adult children come from who can’t handle criticism ?

[@RickardoMute]

George is one of thoes guys that when he speaks u honestly can't tell if he's being tough in cheek or not, even in a completely innocent question such as "is that one called I've got a feeling?"

[@lemurianchick]

TONGUE

[@RickardoMute]

@@lemurianchick that's what I meant but I don't proof read b4 posting

[@lemurianchick]

@@RickardoMute I do it because some people repeat erroneous phrases. One that makes my skin crawl is "for all intensive purposes" instead of "intents and purposes."

[@RickardoMute]

@@lemurianchick well thank you, I won't take your advice for granite. It won't be in vein

[@cautionTosser]

@@RickardoMute do you illiterately mean it?

[@AlexDay74]

I recommend listening to it with headphones, the sound is spectacular.

[@citytonightproductions]

Musicians collaborating in the most simple form….. in the rehearsal room. Priceless

[@cobb_thedrummer]

“Ringo was the king of feel” - Dave Grohl

[@vincentthibeault7452]

dave grohl needs to stop being mentioned by everybody in everything as if he has any sort of significance in music history, like his opinion matters. he’s been riding on cobain’s death for 30 years

[@lean4real_11]

@@vincentthibeault7452 and the beetles suck

[@vincentthibeault7452]

@@lean4real_11 wow another kid on the internet big surprise

[@ROOKTABULA]

@@vincentthibeault7452 Yet you are being a kid slamming Grohl while he's been in 2 of the biggest rock bands in the last 3 decades and worked with countless HEAVY hitters while you sit making comments on line. You're lucky irony isn't lethal.

[@cobb_thedrummer]

@@vincentthibeault7452 and your opinion has significance? Kurt Cobain is my favorite musician and songwriter of all time. Dave Grohl is an amazing drummer that helped put Nirvana on the map in the same way Ringo did when he replaced Pete Best. Dave has earned his place in music. If anyone is riding Kurt’s coat tails it’s Courtney Love. Primus even wrote a song about it, it’s called Coat Tails Of A Deadman.

[@jamesmason5491]

Three of the greatest songwriters all in the same band. What a blessing. Lennon/mccartney were the greatest songwriters of all time. And George with something. The greatest love song of all time. They'll never be a better band. Not in my lifetime.

[@Dsksea]

Radiohead has entered the chat.

[@cmt6997]

@@Dsksea No they haven't.

[@phadrus]

@@Dsksea Radiohead writers and performs all of their own music and isn’t just a boy band marketed to the masses-I’d agree RH is one of the best bands on the planet-so much artistic integrity.

[@detpak]

I hope this is a 4k/ blu ray release!! A MUST HAVE.

[@DJTonyOKay]

"Is that one called 'I've Got a Feelin??" LOL! If you've ever been in a band before, you'll realize musicians are the biggest ball busters of all time LOL!!

[@stephenculbreth9120]

hysterical..well said

[@chip308]

Anyone interested in the Beatles recording processes should listen to Anthology 2 and 3. (3 is the best if you love the white album) The early takes and demo are often the best ones in my opinion!

[@stevieb89]

George's version of "Something" on anthology 3 is chilling

[@pabloexpulsado]

This gave me goosebumps

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Looks and sounds perfect. Brilliantly done Mr Jackson 👍🏻🇬🇧 the Beatles are the greatest band in the world.

[@davidpearlactorteacherbizman]

Beyond mind blowing to see them create this song...I really love Ringo's drumming here...Can someone please drag Yoko away---god John was really a co dependant fool

[@thebeatIes]

We love you DISNEY, really.

[@dm95422]

Can't wait for the DVD to come out !

[@I_need_a_repair]

If anyone is wondering when this is played in the show, its at 15:25 on the first part

[@SteveCJ85]

The Wrap mistakenly today said "Most charmingly, at the end of the clip, you can hear Ringo Starr ask, Is that one called ‘I’ve Got a Feeling?’” - But it's clearly George's voice...though Ringo seems to be mouthing the same words at the same time.

[@NoirFan01]

I thought it was Ringo, too. Then, watching the clip a second time I realized it’s George’s voice

[@michelepaccione8806]

They must have dubbed in George's question, because both he and Ringo are obviously saying something at the same time.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

@@michelepaccione8806 Definitely dubbed in. You can tell George isn't actually saying that. Took me a few loops but I just realised that.

[@matthatter2849]

Ringo says something else at the same time but he's not asking the same sarcastic question George is. Ha ha.

[@LowDarts]

Not dubbed in. They used AI software to separate the voices. You can hear Ringo faintly in the left channel and if you slow the clip down you can clearly see george saying "gotta feeling"

[@DeividManuRos]

Rest in paradise John and George

[@gringoloco4]

And Paul.

[@ryanpmcp]

@@gringoloco4 Paul ain’t dead, dude

[@gringoloco4]

@@ryanpmcp uh yeah he is. I don’t know who this idiot is masquerading as Paul since around 1966, but it doesn’t even look like him. Enjoy.

[@arc291]

@@gringoloco4 lol

[@shuddupeyaface]

Pure class! But I can see how Paul calling out the key changes to astute music types might have grated!😂

[@tbh9247]

George is hilarious!

[@martinry0427]

If anyone needed proof Paul wasn't dead, the second he pointed to Ringo right before "I gotta Feeling" was it. That is TOTAL Paul

[@gringoloco4]

Faul studied Paul really well.

[@lambrattle]

Watch the comparison video of playing styles not the same person. Open your eyes

[@normanleroy1874]

I've got to say, the clarity of the film is amazing. This *looks* contemporary, and not 50 years old. Really cool to see them like this.

[@stephenculbreth9120]

well said

[@MrJoshanthony734313]

"Paul, by far, is absolutely my favorite ... member... of Wings" ~paraphrasing Weird Al

[@PatrickJDineen]

Love take me down to the streets!

[@angelootavio204]

0:20...The Beatles alone with George Martin, in creation time.. with a giant studio wall behind them making a brand new genius song...and...hey!... Yoko!!

[@duderama6750]

Is that Yoko? O no!

[@rodgerrodger1839]

Go to Liverpool before you leave this planet. Walk the streets, see their homes. Meet the everyday people who live there. Go to the cavern club. Take the magic mystery tour. Go to the museum. My wife and I can die in peace now. The People are as beautiful as the Beatles were. True kind hard working people. Go if you can.

[@ROOKTABULA]

The Cavern Club, where they played, is gone as it was destroyed to make a parking lot by the idiots on Liverpool city council.

[@rodgerrodger1839]

@@ROOKTABULA it was removed brick by brick and relocated down Matthew st. and rebuilt brick by brick.It's there.Even the autographs were saved....Go check. I believe your very wrong.

[@slumpyb]

I did in 2017, it really was a fantastic experience.

[@susanbruening8302]

I’ve done this twice and will do it again. We toured the childhood homes of John and Paul which truly was surreal. We did a private tour with Jackie Spencer, born and raised in Liverpool. She knows everything Beatles. Amazing experience. We stayed at Hard Day’s Night Hotel which is steps away from Mathew Street and the Cavern Club. Beautiful city, the best people, amazing artists/murals in the Baltic Triangle. Truly a great experience.

[@rodgerrodger1839]

@@susanbruening8302 They were just finishing the hotel when we were there. We stayed in London right near to this really beautiful building across from Hyde Park.I went up and looked at closer. It was the Royal Albert Hall. I felt sooooooo stooooopid.Super stupid actually. We took the train to Liverpool which was a blast. We were there during a bizarre heat wave when we went. So it was shorts, polo shirts, t-shirts, tennis shoes ( NO BASEBALL CAPS! SHOW SOME RESPECT PEOPLE!) It was beautiful there. Absolutely beautiful in every respect. I finally realized it was probably always cold, damp,foggy,rainy,dreary most of the time for their entire youth. Plus bomb shelters still around, reminders of a horrible war. Little things.... Not sunny warm days, beautiful white puffy clouds...We didn't get the tours of the inside of their homes. Just the outside of them. It was so very enjoyable. They even had a old flat wagon in the spot where John met Paul. It was a magical moment that gave my wife and I goose bumps. There were many times on the tour people were brought to tears. We were two who did, many times. The people? The people who worked the shops and drove the taxis were special. They were kind,classy and proud of their city and it's past. A taxi driver wouldn't take my tip because it was to much money. I informed him my wife was a nurse, I installed computers at the time. We were just working people just like him. We saved up for this trip and he deserved the tip. We were not rich arrogant Americans.He then took it, thanked us. Another wonderful experience in Liverpool. We want To go back and stay at the Beatles hotel. A happy healthy future to everyone. No need for a holiday. Just be kind to one another. Guess what? ITS EASY TO DO! LOVE TO ALL!

[@johnfritzenjr.1240]

Absolutely amazing

[@trevorkeyser9746]

Takes me back to my teenage years😍😍😍✅✅

[@dheerajmekala415]

Paul casually nails it at 0:52

[@PanteraRossa]

It's gonna be super awkward watching 2 hours of cutaround Yoko as much as you can. Like Disney was like "this is a happy film, no YOKO"

[@JoseAntonioDuclaud]

I’m glad about the six hour three chapter version on Disney Plus but I deeply wish that Peter Jackson, the owners of the material and the right holders eventually compact those three chapters and format these into a two hour theatrical theater version that includes the full 42 minute rooftop concert! Maybe they could place that in theaters by the end of 2022. It would be fantastic experience to the senses!

[@joanneolive7128]

Great idea. Love to see the rooftop concert on a really big screen.

[@ubermensch9179]

0:04 I can definitely see how Lennon inspired Kurt Cobain.

[@amandac.451]

An amazing band and music , ‘The Beatles’ will always be World Icons.

[@wokeupandsmellthecoffee214]

Beatles…Liverpool….my city…YNWA ❤️

[@paulshotter2094]

The Beatles I got a feeling classic song from them good stuff

[@heldig5617]

"I've got a feeling that John and Paul are singing I've Got A Feeling after George asked them is that one called I've Got A Feeling" -Probably Ringo Starr in 1969 in this clip-

[@BrennySpain]

Definitely looking forward to this! The Beatles are awesome.

[@paulj375]

The info and Peter Jackson says that the Twickenham sessions were filmed with only two 16mm cameras. However, in the 1.26m clip I counted 10 different camera angles. I doubt there were more than two cameras. So this was filmed over multiple runs allowing for enough coverage to be able to cut interesting angles and shots. This is proven by Ringo wearing a jacket in only one shot. In the other shots it hangs at his floor tom. Then there Ringo’s high hat tambourine, which is only visible in one shot, but not in all other shots! By the stupid question asked by Ringo at the end: ‘Is that one called I’ve got a feeling?’ we are led to believe this was the first run of the song. So thereby it is implied this was a continuous scene of a song in one take. Again most of the spoken dialogue and words, e.g. John’s ‘Great’, or Ringo’s question, is heard but not seen. And / or it is bad or non synchronically mouthed. Notice how after every visible spoken word there is an immediate cut to the next shot. We are not given the time to register whether the lip movement synced correctly with the spoken words. It is known that sound enters consciousness before image. So if the image is not quite right, the brain fills in the missing image with the milliseconds before registered sound. Wizard Peter Jackson knows this movie fact like no other and uses it very cleverly here. Many texts that we think we see being spoken here, however, are not on the screen. If is all contrived and clever editing. It is the Beatles Show...

[@mikeincalifornia]

Thanks for your comments. You're right. In addition, there's a jacket on John's chair at 1:05 that isn't there in the first part. The music doesn't match the film at all, except for the clip of Paul singing. It's all built around that.

[@duderama6750]

That's not Ringo, by George!

[@paulj375]

@@duderama6750 when you switch the YT English subtitles on, every speaker's name is shown. Normally with automated or synced subtitles, YT never shows these names. YT doesn't come up with these names by itself, these have been written beforehand. Sometimes even when when a voice is off camera, e.g. in the Disney trailer, the name of Michel Lindsay-Hogg or Glyn Johns do appear in the subtitles. So there too, these have been typed out beforehand. --- In the end it doesn't really matter, does it? It's all a show, nothing is real...

[@barbarasalisbury4023]

The best 'creation' is when I get: "I've Got A Feeling"!! Oh, yeah!

[@theprogressivegoldbug1134]

Kids: “We want to start a band” Mom: “Only if you invite Yoko”

[@MaxPower12]

She ruins each of these clips. It’s like watching a movie and noticing an extra keeps looking at the camera. Then you can’t see anything else.

[@jacked-666]

😂😂😂😂

[@markbd9775]

Couldn't they have just replaced Yoko with a potted plant or something?

[@ruthgarland9381]

It's a shame I can't access this documentary as I refuse to pay Disney £7.99 a month. The Beatles in their prime would never have agreed to this.

[@HM-2011]

Torrent ;)

[@theoldfangledgamer]

I hope they get their stuff together. Could be a good band with enough practice.

[@jamestierney2531]

Right on, Cory. With practice and the right breaks, they might work out as a warm-up act for a really GOOD band. Cheers,

[@stephenculbreth9120]

@@jamestierney2531 hysterical..yes, they might go places. cheers

[@JoaoVictor-il9et]

Gorgeous Harrison

[@LeonardoNR]

I still think that sharp tone "I've got a feeling" should be in the record, only once, it will make a good difference

[@denisefreitas6727]

Just awesome! 💖

[@rosarioalvarez7515]

Simply Great!!!

[@sylvianogueira3170]

Paul gato, gato, gato, gato. Estou até chorando agora. Meu Deus! Todos fofos ensaiando, clima descontraídos, eram muitos amigos. Beatles amo de paixão. Não é da minha época mas amo eles eram excelentes juntos. Não tem como não amá-los.

[@mauroluiz420]

Pena q o GH e o JL iriam boicotar o projeto Get Back. Se esse fato não tivesse acontecido teríamos um show completo.

[@sylvianogueira3170]

@@mauroluiz420 Vc está querendo disser o George Harison e o Jonny Lennon? E porque eles iriam boicotar?

[@mauroluiz420]

@@sylvianogueira3170 Porque eles sempre fizeram isso. Fizeram no SPLHCB e também no Magical Mystery Tour. Outros 2 projetos do Paul. Não queriam tocar ao vivo. Depois de algum tempo havia uma extrema má vontade do GH e do JL. Tento é q o show nunca saiu do papel e eles fizeram um ensaio de luxo nos telhados da Apple. Sem falar q o GH disse q não tocaria nenhuma música dele nos telhados da Apple.

[@sylvianogueira3170]

@@mauroluiz420 Que triste, é uma pena isso. O GH e o JL que vc citou seria o George Harison e o Jonny Lennon?

[@mauroluiz420]

@@sylvianogueira3170 Sim.

[@jeffgough]

Anyone else slightly annoyed by Yoko’s lingering presence during these sessions?

[@downesy68]

Amazing footage. But I have to ask. Was it “bring your weird girlfriend to work” day?

[@AcapulKero]

I´ve got a feeling that these guys will be famous soon :)

[@maricruzmedinagarza4806]

George 💕🌟🎶🎸

[@robertsweet5212]

1:10 He looks like Michael Palin from Monty Python.

[@susanb5058]

CANNOT WAIT!!!

[@americanpatriot9865]

These guys had such a creative, synergistic chemistry… amazing.

[@sylviaelizabethclarecholic2073]

I love John Lennon's expressive voice. It's a lifelong nostalgia that we all will only hear his beloved voice on recordings. And I love Paul McCartney'ssoulfull fills. ......could Remind me of Brownie Terry and Sonny McGee, the difference being Macca's voice IS the "whoopin'nhollerin'..."

[@captmants2093]

Only 28 years old but a HUGE FAN of The Beatles. Cannot wait to watch this multiple times lol. I own a few of their movies on VHS but this is such a treat. Feels like this was just filmed.

[@LMM7880]

Love hearing that from a fan that was even born when the Beatles disbanded.

[@daniahkitten]

That was epic to watch 🤩 I can't wait to see this documentary ❤

[@letitbeknown8126]

The Beatles are without a doubt the best rock and roll band ever👍😀

[@rcpsammy7186]

It's been a few years since I last checked, but at that time The Beatles had sold over one billion albums....that's 1,000,000,000...and still going. Let that sink in.

[@kenlee1416]

Yeh. And I'm about to sink in $100+ for their recent Let It Be box set and hundreds more on future anniversary releases. :(

[@Psyclonus7]

The best part is that with today's technology, it's possible to digitally remove Yoko Ono

[@johnp515]

unfortunately about 200 people have beat you to that quip

[@Psyclonus7]

@@johnp515 they don't matter

[@EmileJoulbert]

@@Psyclonus7 For those looking for the truth about those sessions, it would seem a bit counter-productive to edit her out. I have every reason to think she will be all over this new series, much more so than in the original film.

[@Psyclonus7]

@@EmileJoulbert On an OFFICIAL level she could stay on. Unofficial fan edit? Different story.

[@rodolfovela9747]

This rehearsal sounds better than the one in the album