Beatles, Martin Scorsese

Beatles ’64: Martin Scorsese achieves the impossible – he makes the Beatles boring
With his new, high-profile Disney+ rock documentary, the great filmmaker Martin Scorsese has done something few would have believed possible: he has made the Beatles boring.
Martin Scorsese’s Beatles ’64 is bloated, pretentious and full of recycled footage
The message that The Beatles were more than just a rock band is reinforced as Scorsese and Tedeschi wedge in contemporaneous interviews with Leonard Bernstein (who is all for the Beatles) and philosopher Marshall McLuhan, who sagely tells us JFK was “the first TV President”. No doubt he was – but what has that to do with Macca and the gang?
Beatles ’64: Scorsese tackles the band’s Beatlemania moment
Producer Martin Scorsese and Peter Jackson’s Wingnut Films bring to life perhaps the biggest moment in pop music history. Beatles ’64 is the story of John, Paul, George and Ringo arriving in America for the first time for a fortnight of performances and press,
‘Beatles ’64’ Review: The Beatles’ First Visit to America Looks New Again in an Electrifying Documentary Produced by Martin Scorsese
Director David Tedeschi takes vérité footage shot by the Maysles brothers and incorporates it into a meditation on what the Beatles meant in 1964.
‘Beatles ’64’ Review: Martin Scorsese Produces New Take On The Band’s First U.S. Visit And It Is A Nostalgic And Enlightening Must-See
On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the first visit to the U.S.A. of The Beatles in February 1964, Martin Scorsese has put the band back together, so to speak. Scorsese produces along with others including Paul McCartney,
Beatles ‘64 documentary review: Martin Scorsese-produced film offers a fascinating glimpse into Beatlemania
Review by Karl Puschmann Karl Puschmann is the Culture Editor and an Entertainment Columnist for New Zealand’s Herald. His fascination lies in finding out what drives and inspires creative people. It took two weeks for The Beatles to conquer America,
Beatles '64 review: New Fab Four documentary shows the first Taylor Swift-like craze
Before Taylor Swift and the cult of Swifties took over pop culture, The Beatles created a similar craze in 1964 with Beatlemania. Their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show remains iconic (even Boygenius paid homage to it during their SNL appearance).
‘Beatles ’64’ Review: David Tedeschi’s Disney+ Doc Sees the British Invasion from the Inside Out
Executive produced by Martin Scorsese, Disney's 'Beatles 64' documentary highlights the role that television played in turning the band into icons.
Check Out The New Trailer For The Martin Scorsese-Produced ‘Beatles ’64’ Documentary
A new trailer has been unveiled for ‘Beatles ’64,’ a forthcoming documentary on The Beatles produced by Martin Scorsese.
Beatles ’64 offers a candid view of the British band during their first visit to the US
Martin Scorsese’s Beatles documentary gets up close and personal with the band and documents their first visit to the United ...
Were teenage girls key to the Beatles' success? A new documentary explores how 'these young women discovered something that nobody else knew.'
The subject of Beatles ’64 — the new documentary produced by Martin Scorsese that debuts Nov. 29 on Disney+ — is a familiar ...
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The Beatles: Beatles ’64
It’s not culture,” says Paul. “It’s having a laugh.” A first look at the new Fabs film… Following on from the Get Back series ...
‘Beatles ’64’ Review: Disney+’s Illuminating Fab Four Doc Captures the Crucible Moment of the Band’s First U.S. Visit
Produced by Martin Scorsese, David Tedeschi’s film threads contemporary interviews and historical context through rare ...