Release dates
September 16, 2016
105 months agoCinema
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The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years release date
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What the critics say
Based on 12 reviews, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years gets an average review score of 73
A thoroughly delightful, crisply edited film.
3121d ago
When the film is shown in theaters, it will be followed by a beautifully restored version of the band’s 1965 performance in the concert doc “The Beatles at Shea Stadium.”
3121d ago
A documentary from Ron Howard traces the history of the Fab Four from their jubilant beginnings to the rigors of international fame.
3121d ago
Ron Howard’s Beatles doc has nothing new to say, and a lot of fun saying it.
3121d ago
Ron Howard's rock doc remembers when John, Paul, Ringo and George were one of the best live bands ever to take a stage.
3121d ago
There are no huge revelations here — certainly nothing that would shock superfans. The movie offers a taste of the go-go-go pace of touring the world, which led to exhaustion and frustration, but mostly focuses on the happier times.
3121d ago
Ron Howard chronicles the tours that carried the Beatles around the world, and burned them out.
3121d ago
The way to watch is to ignore the image burnishing and just feel the moment.
3121d ago
A brisk, busy recap of the Beatles from 1963 to '66 — when they were uniformly mop-topped, clean-shaven and besuited — Ron Howard's documentary often plays as an advertorial gunning for maximum intergenerational appeal.
3121d ago
Ron Howard's Beatlemania doc is affectionate and absorbing, but less "Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!" than "yeah, yeah, yeah."
3121d ago
Howard’s access to original material was presumably nonpareil. And with a subject as rich as the Beatles, “you know that can’t be bad.”
3121d ago
Ron Howard's whistle-stop tour of pop history.
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