The recent documentary on John Lennon’s post-Beatles life attempts to cover his decade in New York, detailing his solo music career, personal struggles, and significant events leading up to his murder. However, it falters due to excessive commentary from various speakers who lack close connections with Lennon, diluting its impact. Though it features some interesting facts and anecdotes, it ultimately seems less engaging compared to previous films about Lennon. The film attempts a reverent look at a complex figure but fails to delve deeply into the implications of his life during this transformative period.
The film struggles with its title's implications, featuring excessive anecdotes from various speakers who lacked significant personal connections to Lennon.
Although it features Beatles veterans sharing memories, the documentary does not offer insights from Lennon’s closest contemporaries and lacks depth.
The documentary covers John's decade in New York, including his music career, personal struggles, and the circumstances surrounding his tragic murder.
Amidst excessive commentary, the documentary has notable moments, like Lennon's concert with Tom Jones, providing intriguing details for Beatles enthusiasts.
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