My 9 favourite moments from The Beatles' Get Back documentary

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  @Twannnng · 4 years ago

  The moment little Heather started howling along to the band and John instantly shouts &quot;Yoko!&quot; made me laugh out loud!

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  @frankcarlone5130 · 4 years ago

  This documentary evoked a full range of emotions in me, from pure joy to utter sadness. I can&apos;t really explain it, but I&apos;m sure many folks understand what I&apos;m talking about.

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  @emileconstance5851 · 4 years ago

  One moment I found moving was George helping Ringo when he was writing/playing Octopus&apos;s Garden. &nbsp;It&apos;s clear George liked offering help, but it seemed Ringo was the only one really receptive and grateful for George&apos;s support and suggestions.

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  @windyhillbomber · 4 years ago

  If 9 hours of the Let It Be sessions could be so utterly riveting just imagine a similar documentary filmed for Revolver or Sgt Peppers

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  @unholycricket9657 · 4 years ago

  I loved Paul&apos;s smile when Billy first set his fingers to the keys.

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  @TheDeadlyTikka · 4 years ago

  Billy Prestons impact can never be appreciated enough. Literally brought everything together

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  @aaronhoang6233 · 4 years ago

  Underrated moment: when they talk about brian epstein you really understand that was the moment the Beatles were gonna go downhill (the band not the music) and it really shows how much respect they had for him and how important it was for them to stay in line. they might&apos;ve been the greatest band and world class writers/musicians, but they were just kids at the end of the day. none of them were even 30 by this point.

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  @tigersfan14 · 4 years ago

  The one thing that stood out to me thru the whole series is just how lovable and sweet Ringo was. Not the “luckiest man in the world”. Reality is that he truly was the glue that kept them together for as long as they lasted. He really was beloved by all of them.

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  @BeatlesGirl · 4 years ago

  When Paul, sitting next to Ringo, &nbsp;says, &quot;and then there were two&quot; after George and John leave, Paul starts to tear up and has a very morose look on his face. &nbsp;This blew me away! &nbsp;You could actually feel Paul&apos;s sadness and pain, like he knew the end was near. &nbsp;And eerily, they are the two surviving Beatles. &nbsp;Wow 😥

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  @paulbadoo9326 · 4 years ago

  The birth of Get Back is historic footage. Paul getting the melody, then working on the lyrics with John. Until now there was no footage of them actually songwriting. A few pictures and that was all. This is such a privilege.

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  @thebreakfastmenu · 4 years ago

  I think my favorite thing about Get Back was just how John and Paul interacted. Even during the strenuous times, they still made each other laugh and very clearly cared about each other a lot. It was kinda precious to see.

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