I have to say any statistician would be delighted with how mathematically straightforward the decline in quality is in Julie Taymor's work as it grinds on.

Comes off like a snotty MFA thesis-film with an unlimited licencing budget. Somehow also manages to remind me of the unrelenting solipsism of baby boomers. The sixties zeitgeist seems like a merciless black hole from the twentieth century and this film adds to the detailed topographical map of its naval...and I *like* The Beatles!

An embarrasing travesty of utter shit, auto-tuned Beatles karaoke. Awful.

This is the first movie I saw with Rita. Memorable.

only good sequence is the black kid singing and then he is in a coffin. it's good because it's entirely irrelevant to the rest of this fucking bullshit

Fascinante historia enmarcada en una epoca de cambios generacionales que marcarían la historia hasta nuestros días

It's not a perfect movie - the 2nd act gets bogged down by one too many psychadelic musical numbers that do not serve the story - but it's very original and beautifully realized by Julie Taymour. Also, the cast of largely unknowns plus the amazing Evan Rachel Wood and some surprise drop-ins by the likes of Joe Cocker, Eddie Izzard, Salma Hayek and Bono make the film a wonderful movie experience.

A beautiful, messy film. A lot of songs worked wonders, but others were just dreadful.

close your eyes and i'll kiss u.. λα λα λαα

Ugh ugh

Curioso homenaje a The Beatles. No me gustó, a pesar de ser fan de la banda. Pudo ser mejor, aunque rescata varios puntos que sólo los "beatlemaníacos" pueden entender. Lo mejor, el homenaje a las figuras características de los años 60, tales como Janis Joplin y Jimi Hendrix, buena combinación para esta película. Bien ambientada en la época.

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