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And now for the director's cut of the earlier press release, featuring comments by MLH and PJ (and MLH's slightly off release timeline for the original movie). Today, Disney+ announced that Let It Be, director Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s original 1970 film about The Beatles, will launch exclusively on Di...

Here's the official press release, complete with the mistake about it being (commercially) unavailable for over 50 years. “LET IT BE” – AT LAST Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s Original 1970 Film About The Beatles, Meticulously Restored by Peter Jackson’s Team at Park Road Post Production, to Launch Exclusive...

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silver_2000 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 4:42 pm Lets hope that new Let It Be release is for real

It is.

It will be Peter Jackon's restoration of the original 16 mm negative, with MAL de-mix technology. It doesn't say anything about outtakes or bonus material, or whether he re-framed the 4/3 ratio for widescreen and applied a ton of smoothing to the grain, as he had on 'Get Back'.

CharlesHawtrey wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 3:58 pm So nice of Macca to let you know in advance

I said unimpeachable

My source is unimpeachable. It'll be an Apple-sanctioned release.

In less than a month.

Official announcement coming in a few days...

Great work. A couple of small corrections: the name of the French programme was "Les Rendez-vous du dimanche" (the French don't put upper cases on every word in a title, and it's Les, not Lez), and the B/W version is not the raw footage but a B/W dub of the original broadcast. Captures of ...