When it was released, it was a kind of bumpy time, because, as you know, The Beatles had broken up one month before the movie came out. So therefore, the movie was seen with an incorrect lens on it, which people regarded it as the 'breakup movie' and they were looking for all the clues as to why The Beatles might have broken up.
The movie is exactly the same as it was in 1970, cut for cut, and the songs are the same. It's a very surprisingly joyful picture, and also, as well as the story of what it's like with these four men who changed the world in their early 20s.
It's a dramatic picture, as well as a joyful picture, as well as a historical picture.
Filmmaker Michael Lindsay-Hogg started shooting 'Let It Be' as a concert film in 1969, but after about a week, he realized it was more of a documentary.
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