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Before I get flamed, let me say I love the Beatles' music and am a huge
fan of British humor (I 'get' it and understand the accents). That
being said this movie didn't do much for me. Yes, it's cool to see the
young Beatles and get a glimpse of their personalities - however
manufactured for the film they may be. It's neat to see '60's London,
the fashions and dance styles of the time. The music is impeccable.

The rest of it is just kind of blah. The jokes aren't particularly
funny, the grandfather bit is lame, the constant
running/playing/mugging to the music gets old, as do the screaming,
fainting 12 year old fans. It's okay as a time capsule but certainly no
masterpiece. Apologies to everyone for whom it's an essential piece of
their youth - guess I just missed it by a decade or so!.

impossivel escrever critica sou fã deles o filme é muito bom tenho apenas qualidades dele .

i love it .

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unfortunatelly I have got no review to write down here..

Cinema Paradiso It´'s a wonderful movie, espeacially for the ones who loves cinema, a beautiful story. Castaway Incredible, simple amazing, Tom Hanks acts really well in this movie.

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Ben the rat is a great movie.

Grease is awesome .

The idea of putting pop stars and their band in movies goes back to
Rudy Valle and his Connecticut Yankees in early sound. With a fan base
and popularity already established a large audience capture would be
inevitable even if the story line was tepid. As long as you injected a
half a dozen songs or more into the plot it was a recipe for success.
Vallee didn't take off but Bing and Elvis did and while Crosby had
better scripts the lame Elvis vehicles killed at the box office.

The Beatles phenomena was only a couple of years old when they released
Hard Day's Night in 1964 and it predictably did excellent box office.
What wasn't predictable was with the ease the Fab Four, albeit playing
themselves, were at Marxian comedy. Under the stylishly hip (part mod,
part nouvelle vague) direction of American ex-Pat Richard Lester, Night
has an infectious energy that is bouyed by the comfortable impish charm
of the quartet. Lester wisely avoids joining the boys at the hip
allowing each his own space away from the other much of the film and
they all comport themselves (especially Ringo) surprisingly well;
though truth be told Wilfrid Bramble as Paul's rebellious grandfather
steals every scene he is in.

There's an album's worth of great tunes (still selling millions 45
years later) that make the film an even better listen but the band's
brand of dead pan and anarchic humor (Marx Brothers light) is more than
enough to sustain this very amusing little film on its own..