Review Hub - The Beatles on Film

More than sixty years ago, on February 9, 1964, The Ed Sullivan Show featured performances by four musicians from Liverpool, England who had recently had a number one hit in the U.S. I Want to Hold Your Hand was the first of many number one singles and millions of record sales  for The Beatles in this country. (Just since 1991, The Beatles have sold 64.1 million albums in the U.S.; not bad for a group that broke up two decades earlier.)

To celebrate their first triumphant live appearance in the U.S., Trophy Unlocked  is proud to present The Beatles on Film Review Hub:

 A Hard Day's Night (1964)

Help! (1965)

   Magical Mystery Tour (1967)   

Yellow Submarine (1968)

Let it Be (1970)

Stubs Goes Blu(-Ray) - A Hard Day's Night

The Beatles Eight Days A Week The Touring Years (2016)

Good Ol' Freda

How I Won The War

Yesterday

The Beatles: Get Back

Let it Be (1970, re-release 2024)

Beatles '64

Stubs - Help!

HELP! (1965) Starring: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Directed by Richard Lester. Written by Charles Wood. Story by Marc Behm. Produced by Walter Shenson Songs by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and George Harrison. Music by George Martin and Ken Thorne. Run Time: 92 minutes. Color. UK. Music, Comedy, Action, Adventure.

1965 was, as Paul McCartney referred to it on that year’s Christmas fan club record, “a really big year” for the Beatles. But it was also a year that saw the group in repeat mode. They were still the biggest thing on the planet, but 1965 was in many ways a lot like 1964 had been. The year started with “Another Beatles Christmas Show” ending its run on at the Hammersmith Odeon Theater. And another number one single on the charts, “I Feel Fine”. During the year, they would put out more hit singles, do three more tours (the UK, the US and Europe), two more British studio albums and like the year before, they would make a movie, HELP!