Let It Be

Synopsis

Let It Be is a documentary film featuring the Beatles during the recording sessions of their twelfth studio album. Directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg, the movie captures the band's dynamic and creative process as they work on producing new music. With tensions rising and the looming breakup of the iconic group, the film provides a revealing look at the interpersonal dynamics amongst the band members. Shot in the iconic Apple Studio in London, Let It Be showcases the Beatles' musical prowess, showcasing the evolution of their sound and the challenges they faced during a pivotal point in their career. The film culminates in the band's legendary rooftop concert, a fitting conclusion to their journey together.

Cast

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  John Lennon

  Self - The Beatles (uncredited)

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  Paul McCartney

  Self - The Beatles (uncredited)

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  George Harrison

  Self - The Beatles (uncredited)

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  Ringo Starr

  Self - The Beatles (uncredited)

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  Billy Preston

  Self (uncredited)

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  George Martin

  Self (uncredited)

Reviews

Let It Be has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some hailed it as a fascinating insight into the Beatles' creative process and final days as a band, others criticized the film for its raw portrayal of the group's internal conflicts. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 81%, with the critical consensus praising its historical significance and the candid look at the Beatles' recording sessions. IMDb users rated it 7.7/10, with many highlighting the standout musical performances captured in the film. Metacritic scored Let It Be at 69/100, indicating a generally positive reception. Critics appreciated the authenticity of the documentary and the emotional depth it provided into the Beatles' tumultuous period. Overall, Let It Be remains a compelling and poignant documentary for fans of the legendary band.