This short documentary highlights the use of innovative technology to allow the most popular band of all time to reunite for one last song decades after 2 of its have ed. This was such a nice added bonus that was born from 2022's "Get Back" documentary.

I just wanted to note that Yoko Ono is commonly referred to as the person who broke The Beatles up, so the idea that she was the one who provided the source material for the last Beatles song, is kind of poetic in and of itself.

Arnett and Bateman are two of the most candidly funny individuals I've ever seen on camera. This is basically just endless footage of that, and that's all I needed.

Wow. Easily the most enlightening and interesting music documentary I've ever seen. To see Paul McCartney literally pull "Get Back" out of thin air while waiting for John Lennon to show up to rehearsal is one of the most interesting things ever caught on camera. I'm flabbergasted. This film is absolutely brilliant.

I'm so happy for every Beatles fan that's been wanting to see this film.