"It Feels Like It Could Be Shot Yesterday" Beatles 64 Interview with David Tedeschi & Margaret Bodde

[@ClaytonBanes]

Huge props. Not at all what I expected. I was ready to hate it.

[@pbfey]

Watch The Beatles: The First US Visit. That's the proper documentary. Beatles '64 offers little new. The Jack Douglas story was interesting. As for the sound, well, this de-mixing nonsense needs to stop. Bringing the music above the crowd response here doesn't improve it, or the experience. It actually lessens the impact. The use of MAL made sense in Get Back because we otherwise would never have been able to discern the conversations.

[@paulf6973]

I pulled out the DVD last night, and saw the film and making of doc again. Why couldn't they remaster that?

[@MalEvansUSA]

Horrible job. They ruined the film.

[@Theoutcasts65]

Hi, I am part of the BEATLES 64 movie streaming on DISNEY+. I am the only one who had color 8mm silent footage. I am also seen running alongside the Beatles limo at the 46 minute mark, shot by the Maysles brothers. My color contributions are: 1. The color footage of the crowd outside the Plaza hotel. 2. The color footage scene of the girls holding placards. 3. The brief color scene of Paul in the limo on the way to the Ed Sullivan studios. 4. My name JOE SHEROV is in the credits, On the upper hand side of the screen at the last 20 seconds of the movie. I was only 17 years old when all this wonderful history transpired. Hope you all enjoy this wonderful piece of history.

[@apollocobain8363]

8 mins of hyperbole. It is a good doc and the footage is well restored but whether it plays well outside the Boomer demo is anyone's guess.

[@Theoutcasts65]

Hi, I am part of the BEATLES 64 movie streaming on DISNEY+. I am the only one who had color 8mm silent footage. I am also seen running alongside the Beatles limo at the 46 minute mark, shot by the Maysles brothers. My color contributions are: 1. The color footage of the crowd outside the Plaza hotel. 2. The color footage scene of the girls holding placards. 3. The brief color scene of Paul in the limo on the way to the Ed Sullivan studios. 4. My name JOE SHEROV is in the credits, On the upper hand side of the screen at the last 20 seconds of the movie. I was only 17 years old when all this wonderful history transpired. Hope you all enjoy this wonderful piece of history.