chev has reviewed 26 films tagged ‘with-matt’ during 2021.

maybe i need to give it another watch but while i really enjoyed the film overall, for me it was just missing the x factor of the original.
loved seeing the remnants of the colony and getting a bit more into the lore of this world. the creature effects were also (of course) awesome.
Part Three (Little Piggies)
And now for the main attraction, the rooftop concert. All of the anticipation Jackson builds up over Pts. 1 & 2 (and a solid hour of Pt. 3) finally culminates into the meta-textual payoff of this incredible live performance.
I'm so glad that the whole show is included, effectively intercut with reactions of people in the street and something of a policeman sideplot. The lads sound fantastic obviously (hell they got half of the Let It Be record…
Part Two (of Us riding nowhere...)
Okay, so I knew going in that Billy Preston apparently really lightened the mood when he arrived on the scene... but I was not prepared for how immediately this "5th Beatle" would fix the vibe. So joyous to see him make that Fender Rhodes sing with those glittering little lines that would prove to be absolutely essential elements of some of the best cuts on Let It Be. And more than that, so joyous…
Phase One in which Doris gets her oats...
'Part One' of Jackson's latest epic trilogy (ha-ha) had me hooked from the jump with its introductory montage chronicling the Beatles' career up to 1969. Of course, how could you not be drawn in by the story of the greatest band of all time?
I knew I was seeing something special though when the documentary proper opened with John teaching the lads a raw, early version of 'Don't Let Me Down'. Seeing…