The Beatles - Get Back [Blu-ray]

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Mr Harrison turns up one morning having written ‘I Me Mine’ around a television show about dancing he saw the night before.

uncompressed PCM audio features much deeper sounding bass along with a much smoother sound and more clarity than the DVD version. Perhaps Disney had changed their minds and wanted to stick with just having the documentary on its streaming service? It is long, so make sure you're sitting comfortably, but it's in three parts so it's quite easy to take a break. I think removing the grain from the film does give the “Get Back” footage more of the look of a videotape which makes viewing these sessions come to life in way that film doesn’t. Also included is an option to view the main rooftop songs onscreen with all the camera angles from the “Get Back”documentary along with the same songs as they appear in the original “Let it Be” film.To sum it up, we’ll worth the money for any Beatles fan left wanting by the somewhat depressing original depiction released in 1970. Readers of this blog may remember that this past April I posted a blog in which I thought for sure the “Get Back” documentary had finally been released at that time – well, the DVD version anyway. disc inserted into its own sleeve; it will require fingerprinting the discs to remove them from the packaging. Well you can’t have everything and as it is this new Blu-ray set is a real treat and well worth adding to your collection if your a Beatles fan.

The Atmos track is the default, and it plays fine, though the program's very nature disallows much in the way of spatial aggression or awareness. We use cookies to give you the best possible experience on our site, provide personalised content and advertising, analyse our traffic, and ensure you see more of what you love. I can live with it on the DVD but I prefer the way the Blu-ray captioning looks compared to the DVD. smaller nuances at work: how the foursome engages with one another, responds to suggestions, feels the music, and makes magic.

I loved how Get Back does a far better job showcasing Billy’s talent on the keyboards and the band’s reaction to him than Let It Be did. Disney brings The Beatles: Get Back to Blu-ray with a trio of primary audio options: a Dolby Atmos soundtrack, LPCM 7. Fast forward 50 years, and director Peter Jackson is given the opportunity to assemble a new documentary from that 60 hours of film footage and 150 hours of audio recordings. Absolutely FANTASTIC Service, bought and paid for on Friday morning and arrived on Saturday morning!