Starting with a mad-dash to the train station, and making it just in time, through their young, impetuous excursions to a club, the police station, a cricket field, and finishing with a live television broadcast, I rode along with the boys to feel the energy of what it was like to be Royalty as a member of the first “pop” band. Even their sometimes childish behavior of disappearing when there was work to be done, like answering fan mail, or just being ready for a rehearsal, you can’t help bun smile and join in their games. They act like the kids that they are, enjoying life, and their celebrity as often as possible.

Even by today’s standards, the camera work was interesting and inventive. Considering this movie is f

The most fantastic feature of the movie is the generous sprinkling of what we now call “Lennon & McCartney classics” like “A Hard Day’s Night,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” and “She Loves You.” You’ll find yourself singing along with the movie and smiling as they play all our favorites. You might even notice the subtle hints of upcoming songs in dialog and scenes, like the changeover from a rehearsal of a Broadway-style number for the television show, to the boys playing their version on stage. However, they did throw me off a few times with noticeably random and jagged jumps from one pop-hit to another, by not transitioning between two songs. I felt gypped when they did this, because each of the songs are so fun you want to sing along with the whole thing! Most of the musical montages are in the form of spontaneous playing, like the time they ended up walking onstage where their equipment was being setup for the live show. They started fooling around with the things on stage, and ended up playing a song while the crew continued to setup lights and move around stage apparatus. The Fab Four went on playing like kids in a garage, surrounded by their father’s tools. That scene makes you feel like you were there when they first began.

Some topics in this essay:
You” You’ll, Day’s Night”, United Maintaining, George Ringo, Know…The Beatles, Sullivan Show”, Hard Day’s, day’s night”, hard day’s, “a hard, live television, “a hard day’s, hard day’s night”, Buy Love”, can’t help, hanging band, police station, black white,