Today I’m going to show you guys all of my Beatles and Paul McCartney related films! I hope you enjoy, and let me know what some of your favorite Beatles/Paul McCartney movies are! :-D
My daughter and I about 5 years ago went to an artsy theater and saw Yellow Submarine on the big screen! It blew my mind and hers! Don’t tell anyone but I had tears a few times during it!
I watched Yellow Submarine updated version yesterday (haven't seen it since I was a kid on TV). Amazing audio on it, and the colours are so vidid. They did a great job on it. I grew up with the original album in my parent's collection
I couldn’t agree more! I was amazed when I first saw the updated version, too! I’m so glad they took the time to make it even more stunning than it already was. 👍 Thanks so much for watching, my friend!
Very impressive and pretty neat stuff. If the universe would allow a proper release of Shea Stadium '65, I'd probabky jump on it. To echo previuos sentiments, I definitely recommend The Rutles. It's right up your sense of humor alley 🙃
Thank you so much! :-) Yes, I would love a release of Shea Stadium! That’d be great! 👍 Haha, and thank you, I’ll definitely have to check them out more throughly! 😄
@@katiegl You're welcome! Their entrance was so mind blowing. I've never heard a collective sound from an audience like that before.....or will ever hear again.....
@@Rick-remlrpOh my goodness, yes! I can only imagine how loud it must have been, and how exciting the energy in the air was! I’m sure it was quite something to behold. 😄
@@katiegl YES!! If I said it was electric - that would be an understatement. The screams, the flash bulbs and the girls fainting and trying to rush the stage....... One of the greatest moments in rock history.
@@Rick-remlrpIt’s just incredible to think that music has such an effect on people! It’s such a gift from God! :-D I would have loved to have seen all that!
Great video collection, Katie. You're absolutely right about Their First U.S. Visit film. It does give you the feeling that you're right there with them (cinema verite?). It's one of my favorites, too. I love Help, as well. There are so many sight gags and jokes (usually delivered ever so dryly) in the film that I enjoy immensely. Example: when the Beatles are in the pub and George quips "I'm always getting winked at these days. It used to be you, didn't it Paul?". And by the way, you are far from being annoying; just the opposite. 🙂Your infectious enthusiasm is a pleasant alternative to some of the rants on some channels. Keep it up and good hunting as you build your collection.
I couldn’t agree with you more on both accounts! I too love their dry humor-other than their music (of course) it’s one of my favorite things about them. :-D Aww, and I really appreciate that, thank you! I’m so glad you don’t mind my videos! 😊 Thanks for watching, my friend!
I have got that copy of Help! but I also have the Blu-ray issue which I think came out in 2007 and has been remastered as well as the deluxe DVD that came out at the same time and includes a load of extras including a script of the film with annotations. It does look a lot better than the 1997 release. The Ed Sullivan shows include a certain Davy Jones before he became one of The Monkees. He's playing the Artful Dodger in a performance of the Broadway cast of Oliver. As a Beatles fan you will probably enjoy the Neil Innes / Eric Idle spoof of The Beatles called All You Need Is Cash. It follows the rise to fame of a band from Liverpool called The Rutles, the Pre-fab four. Neil Innes' songs are so good you would think a lot of them actually were Beatles songs. George Harrison is in the film as a reporter and there are various cameos from Mick Jagger, Paul Simon and a few others saying how The Rutles influenced them.
Thank you so much for such an informative comment! :-D I would like to get the newer copy of Help! because of the very reasons you mentioned--bonus features and such. I really appreciate the recommendations and the information! And thanks for watching! ☺
Great collection! A Hard Days Night has to be my favourite Beatles film, in fact I saw a special screening of it at the cinema on the weekend. But Help is just as good and funny! All of those McCartney live DVDs are amazing too! Loving your channel!
Great video! And I love your collection! I also prefer Help to A Hard Days Night but they’re both wonderful. Very cozy feeling, I love watching them when I need a good laugh. Great video again as always, Katie!
Aww, thank you so much! ❤ I agree, they do give you a cozy feeling! I wish they still made movies as carefree and silly as the Beatles’ films! Maybe one day! 😊 Thanks very much for watching!
So cool! Kind of jealous of all of the Paul ones honestly, I've got the basic Beatles movies and some documentaries too but I have pretty much no Paul ones, you are so lucky! Especially with the concerts 😍
Aww, thank you so much! ❤ A lot of the films I’ve found were at used books/movies/music stores, or I got them for my birthday. Pretty much all of them are used, though-you can find better deals that way, I think. I hope you’ll get your hands on some of them soon! And thanks for watching! :-)
I really hope Paul puts out GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROAD STREET on Blu-ray as part of his Archive Collection! Also, I recommend the Criterion Collection version of A HARD DAY'S NIGHT Blu-ray/4K when you're ready to upgrade from DVD. They really did an amazing job with the film and bonus features.
Another fun video, Katie. And how could you be annoying with such a lovely smile. I have quite a few dvds of various concerts and tv appearances. I have the D.C. concert on several, a favorite. I also have one with the Around The Beatles tv program with various songs but the most fun part is when they do the skit from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Also have one called Ladies and Gentlemen...The Beatles. It is 4 dvds and has just about every major television appearance they made. One other good dvd box is The Beatles 1 with all the promo films they made. I have vivid memories seeing the promo film of Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane back in the day when they were brand new songs. And yes I did see them on Ed Sullivan in 1964. I'm showing my age but it's nice to see younger Beatles fans like yourself keeping such great music alive. Keep it up!
Aww, that’s so sweet of you, thanks very much! :-) Wow, you’ve got some lovely DVDs! I love the Shakespeare skit they did-I’m glad I’m not the only one! 😂 The 1 dvd is one I’ve been thinking about getting for awhile, because their promo films are just amazing and so much fun to watch. Thanks for all the great recommendations, and thank you for enjoying the videos as much as I enjoyed making them! I really appreciate it!
Growing up my favorite Beatles films were “Hard Days Night” and “Let it Be”, but of what you showed I think my favorite would have to be the Ed Sullivan one, which to me is so fascinating the way it puts the Beatles in context with what was going on around them in the media and pop culture back in those days… Back in the “prehistoric” days of VHS tapes (1980’s) there was a documentary video called “The Compleat Beatles”, (correct spelling) that I loved and probably was the first comprehensive video on the subject of the Beatles but it seemed superfluous once “The Beatles Anthology” (highly recommended) came out in 1996. I don’t know if “Compleat” is even available anymore but you definitely would enjoy it even though “Anthology” is probably the definitive documentary. As far as Paul goes, his concert video called “Rockshow” filmed during the 1976 Wings Over America Tour, is - in my opinion, the best McCartney video. Nice video, thank you for sharing…
Thank you very much for such an amazing comment! :-D I haven’t seen the Anthology yet, but you guys are definitely convincing me that I should! And yeah, A Hard Day’s Night and Let it Be are two incredible films, I agree! You just can’t go wrong with them! 👍 Thanks for watching!
You’ve put together a nice collection of Beatles and Paul McCartney DVDs. I really like Hard Day’s Night, Help!, Yellow Submarine, and the McCartney concert DVDs. I have to try to find Beatles First US Visit. You’re Yellow Submarine set came with some nice extras that I haven’t seen before. Many commenters have recommended the Anthology DVD set. I will as well. I also recommend McCartney’s Rock Show DVD set for the Wings Over America era. Also, George Harrison Living in the Material World video by Martin Scorsese is very good.
Thanks so much for the great comment! :-D I will definitely check out your recommendations, and I really appreciate your taking the time to type up such a nice comment! Thanks for watching! 👍
Help was the first time I saw the Beatles in a movie at a theater in 1966.Good memories. You have a good collection.Look.for the Singles Plus on Blue ray.I still need Magical Mystery Tour and Touring years on Blue ray.Thank you.
Aww, that’s so cool! I can only imagine how exciting that must have been! :-) Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! The Singles Plus and Magical Mystery Tour are definitely next on my list to pick up at some point-maybe we’ll both find them (and for you the Touring Years, too!) eventually! :-D
There are a couple of films I'd recommend: 'The Space Within Us' concert from Paul's 2005 US tour. Then the 1978 fictional film 'I want to hold your hand', a coming-of-age comedy about a group of teenagers on a mission to see the Beatles on their Ed Sullivan appearance. Great fun, and captures the spirit of Beatlemania really well.
You've got quite a DVD collection here! 😉 I have the same box of "A Hard Day's Night", and my "Yellow Submarine" cover looks exactly like yours, only it's the DVD edition. 🙂 And of course, you know about me having "The First U.S. Visit" as well. 😅 This actually reminds me of a video I uploaded two weeks ago, only I showed off my DVD collection of "The Swan Princess". 🦢 I even showed off some games I got for my birthday, which is today, in a video I uploaded a few hours ago. 🥳 Also, I have to consider "A Hard Day's Night" and "Yellow Submarine" my favorite Beatles movies, because I love a good comedy/fantasy. 😊 Oh, and when you showed a picture of the "Yellow Submarine" book, I happen to have one, only it's a different cover and shape. 📖 This is the best video you've ever posted so far! ❤️
Awesome collection! I think I might still have the Yellow Submarine and Let it Be VHS tapes at my parents'. How I watched those when I was a kid... Time flies. Ahh, the Paul McCartney movie! Also watched it as still a kid. Right now I'm trying to save to purchase the Magical Mystery Tour deluxe boxset (Blu Ray + DVD + 2x7" EPs). Try to look for "The Beatles Compleat", a great documentary narrated by Malcolm McDowell (might also still have a VHS copy at my parents').
Thanks so much, my friend! :-) Magical Mystery Tour is one I’ve been looking for, too, so maybe we’ll both pick it up eventually! 👍 Thanks for such a lovely comment!
I love a hard day's night. It's pretty unique movie. I see how much they are having fun! About the other movies... I haven't seen any! But I do plan to. I'll take your recommendations once again. Thank you, have a great week!
I agree, A Hard Day’s Night is such a great movie! 👍 Aww, yes, I hope you’ll get to see the other movies, too! (A lot of them are on the Internet for free 😉)
Another GREAT video! Thanks! My favorite movie is still 'A Hard Days Night' because 'Help' is too long I think. I really like 'The magical mystery tour" too!. Do you have Elvis' movies collection too?
Thank you very much! :-D No, I don’t have any Elvis movies, but my mom has a couple of his film collections! I keep telling her to do her own RU-vid videos about Elvis because she’s got quite a large record collection and such, but she won’t hear it. 😂 Thanks again!
I always liked Hard Day's Night and Yellow Submarine. The Anthology documentary from the 90s was good and I loved Peter Jackson's GET BACK. If you like spoofs, there's THE RUTLES ALL YOU NEED IS CASH from the 70s, a mockumentary of a Beatles-like band with Monty Python and SNL people and cameos from George Harrison, Mick Jagger, and Paul Simon
Hey, thanks so much for the recommendations! I haven’t seen the Anthology or The Rutles yet, so I’ll have to give them a watch! 👍 And thanks for watching, my friend! :-)
Hey,Kate-get on that album.I had over 70 bootleg DVD's of all the interviews,some complete concerts,including the '64 Washington,'65 Paris,and the '66 Budokan,Japan ones!!Hollywood Bowl,Australian(5hrs of footage)Amazing stuff out there.This was before You Tube had the footage available.Even had the cartoon series with the intros and outros,which weren't shown on MTV in the '80's,just the cartoons themselves.I had to get a separate comp set to get the intros and outros.Had the Shea Stadium ABC presentation(beautifully restored)from Jan.'67 airing.Saw those cartoons on Sat.mornings on ABC as well.Check it all out,Kate.
Hey great collection! I don't know how I didn't know about that Beatles "The first U.S visit" that Washington concert is one of my favorite performance I so need to get that DVD!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! I got my copy of The First US Visit for around $4 on eBay, so it’s not only a great film-it’s an inexpensive one to pick up, too! I hope you’ll find yourself a copy soon! Thanks for watching, my friend! :-)
I agree Red Square, stop start sort of, but it includes a second performance at St Petersburg which is less fussy (think). As an acted drama Backbeat captures the Hamburg thing well and the band it puts together is stellar, they're not messing about with their covers. I'll seek out Back in the US now. As for Yesterday I'm thinking would it be worth colliding with a bus to be given a Martin: ooh dunno.
Thanks so much! :-) I’ll have to check out the St. Petersburg performance-I can’t remember if I did or not, actually. 😂 Yes, the Back in the US film is well worth buying, for sure! I found it used for a few dollars, so you can definitely find a deal on it. 👍 Thanks for watching!
Hello again Katie! I left a comment to this video previously but it seems to have mysteriously disappeared so I don't know if you ever saw it. Here are some Beatles related dvd's I highly recommend. Good Ol' Freda...Nowhere Boy (a film depictin' John's early life as a Beatle with a fantastic recreation o' their first time in a studio recordin' In Spite O' All The Danger.) Paul McCartney-Unplugged...Imagine-John Lennon 'n The Beatles Anthology.
Aww, thank you so much for coming back to let me know about these, then! I really appreciate it! :-) It seems like Imagine and the Anthology are the two I have yet to see, if I’m not mistaken. I’m really going to have to check them out! :-D
Amazing collection katie! My favorite movie/documentary of the beatles is Get Back such an amazing documentary i remeber that i saw it when i was discovering the beatles for the first time, it was amazing. Now i wanna watch the beatles Anthology
Thank you very much! :-) Ooh, yeah the Get Back film is incredible! One of the best films made about the Beatles for sure! 👍 You know, I’m right with you-I haven’t seen the Anthology yet either! Maybe eventually we’ll give it a watch! Thanks again, my friend! 💙
Have you seen the 2009 film Nowhere Boy? I watched it last night. Story of John's upbringing up till 1960, when they went to Hamburg. Things I never knew. 😮
A very nice collection Katie! I'm impressed. If you like Help! more than HDN, that's cool with me, I do too. 'Back in the US, The First US Visit, Submarine, etc. Eight Days A Week. Fab 4 Four-Ever! ☮ and ♥
@@katiegl Thank you my friend. Later on, last night, I got to thinking about a certain Beatle movie and I couldn't remember if you showed it or not. So, I checked back, and I didn't see it. Katie, no Magical Mystery Tour?! I know it was widely panned at the time, but like Paul said, it's the only footage anywhere of John singing 'I Am the Walrus'. It's not terrible, and it is footage of our boys. You can put it on your bucket list. Take care my friend and Beatle on! 🤠
@@starshiptrooper7670Aww, no problem! :-) I know, I really want Magical Mystery Tour, but I haven’t been able to find it yet! I think it’s a very artistic film-I love the musical numbers especially. I understand what Paul was trying to accomplish with it, and I think he did a good job getting it across, haha. Hopefully I’ll find it at some point! 👍 Thanks again!
I prefer whichever one I am watching at the time. I can never decided then I hear "The night befoee" and think Help is the best. Or I hear "If I fell" and I love A hard days night and want to be in the Everleys.
@@katiegl You’re welcome. Will you be getting Get Back? I watched that twice when it first came out on Disney….but I really need to pick up the Blu ray.
@@SeenACowSkiWell I haven’t bought it yet because we have Disney Plus, but if we ever cancel the subscription I’ll definitely try to pick it up because it’s (in my humble opinion) the best visual look at how the Beatles worked together and in the studio. I hope you’ll find yourself a copy soon, my friend! And thanks again!
You really should get the Peter Jackson Documentary Get Back, but Katie get the Blu-ray version because the dvd version is poorly packaged witht the discs on top of eachother. Also you get some cool pics in the Blu-ray version
I will definitely consider that, thank you so much! :-D I would imagine that Blu-ray is worth the extra expense, and hearing that convinces me. Thanks for watching, my friend!
@@derekglegg4707I couldn’t agree more! In my humble opinion, it’s probably the best film ever made about them that truly showcases how they worked together in the studio and interacted in general. It’s such a delight, for sure! :-)
@@derekglegg4707I have, actually! The quality of it is amazing! Thanks so much for letting me know in case-if I didn’t know about it I’d certainly wish I did. 😂
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Aww, thank you so much! 😊 We’re all doing well, and I hope you are, too! I’m about to finish this semester of college, so I plan to start making more videos soon! :-)
When I saw him in Missoula montana there was a mom and her daughter who held up a sign and Paul called them up on the stage and the sign read please autograph the back of their shoulders and the next day they were gonna have a tattoo artist tattoo over his signature , I think that's cool....
@@katiegl I understand. I actually own Yellow Submarine and the videos you mentioned. Been a Beatles fan and collector since they first came out. You have a great channel and videos
Sent to fast. I have two tickets from Paul McCartneys concert in montana from 2014 if you would like one give me an address to send you one.. At my age I would like to see my things go to someone who appreciates them ( like the pictures my daughter sent you ) THANK YOU FRANK FROM MONTANA.....
Aww, that is so incredibly kind of you! ❤️ I’ve been looking at getting a PO Box, so whenever I do I’ll let you know-is that okay? Thank you so much, my friend! :-)
@@katiegl yes it's ok , Katie your age is what makes me like the fact that you like the BEATLES my kids ( the one that sent you those pictures ) is the one who I am the closest to, knows who they are but that's it. Spends all of her time with her twins. But look up the guy I told you about his name is Matt Williamson he is unbelievable when it comes to them. THANK you for your response.. And get that p.o.. Box.
@@frankmarullo228Aww, I’m so happy that you’re enjoying my channel! :-D You’re so nice, and I will definitely look into that PO Box! It’s been on my mind for a while now, so I’ll check it out! And I’d love to give his channel a look, thanks again for letting me know about it! ❤️ I hope you have an amazing rest of your night!