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Apple lost the negative to MMT so what they released in 2012 was a print and thus had faded colors. There was no negatives for MMT as it was shot with a special type of Kodak film the name of which escapes me but the film in the camera literally becomes the positive. But the MMT bluray is an abomin...

Plenty of used copies around for $15 or so, but if you want a new one for $80, here you go: Let me just make sure I’m understanding you correctly. I made a request for a video that is currently out of print everywhere and that someone on the forum likely has in their collection. And your suggestion...

I still don't get the excitement here. Peter Jackson made the project not only watchable, but more exciting. At 8 hours! This sounds like having a window, breaking the glass, replacing the window with a clean new piece of glass, and then asking to see the broken glass again. To my mind, Let It Be i...

Plenty of used copies around for $15 or so, but if you want a new one for $80, here you go:

hxxps://www.amazon.com/Carl-Perkins-Friends-Roc ... B000065B0I

Maccawings wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 6:36 pm GOWM is a little rough to listen to, doesn't sound right to me. Is it me? Very distracting

Yes, vocal is in a completely different key from the backing track. Very rough listen.

Megazeti wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2023 7:05 am don't know if anybody's spotted this clip before (at 7:06)?

Cool. Either 1994 or 1995.

silver_2000 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2023 8:25 pm Hows this?

Wow! This looks fantastic!

Am I the only person a little offended about Peter Jackson's comments? He's probably pocketed millions of dollars assembling the GET BACK and Rooftop presentations. He's seen all that there is to see from these sessions. Presumably, he's presented Disney and/or Apple with beta version(s) of what a ...

Definitely get it. Just finished reading it for a second time - it's brilliant.

I had many issues with the film, but Jackson's cutting of the rooftop concert isn't one of them. I thought he did a great job and loved the street level stuff. The way people reacted to the questions told a story all unto itself.