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When I first saw this film I simply couldn’t understand why so many people ganged up to trash it. I’ve seen it two more times since then with friends and my concept has only strengthened.
To me this is a far more absorbing film than overrated boomer nostalgia like a “Hard Day’s Night” because it gives a better leer into their personalities–this is their film, and the truest test of unbiased how great you’re on the Beatles’ wavelength, which means a liking for Goon-show type humor and pop surrealism. Therefore people who put a question to every movie to have a “point” or nice understandable set should go benefit to kino-kindergarden and skip the film. (The sort of people who beat words like “self-indulgent” and “unique” into the ground to report what isn’t instantly understandable) MMT is basically a space of music videos loosely held together by the various goings-on during a Ken Kesey-esque coach swagger. And at 55 minutes it’s too short to be slow anyway. The entire point is to sit encourage and not bother–to quote Bob Dylan–shoveling each dream into the ditch of what each one means.
The film of course has mountainous flaws. There are quite a few humorous situations, but the Beatles don’t really earn them.(John and George are more out of it than Ringo and Paul too.) Some of the lightly sketched sequences do inch a bit as a result.But the movie’s strength lies in its resolute silliness–like an overlush, parodic seaside “like affair”, John dressed up as an Italian waiter endlessly shoveling mud-like spaghetti for a obese woman, or the Beatles capering around in wizard’s outfits like kids who’ve eaten too powerful sugar. That silliness shades into satisfactory pop surrealism with the venerable, honorable videos for “I Am the Walrus” and “Blue Jay Arrangement,” featuring the most appealing exhaust of superimposition, unique props in even odder locations, children, indecent lighting, and fleet-footed but purposeful intercutting.(McCartney made for an occasionally clumsy but effective director) They live up to the mood of the songs–they seem genuinely dream-like and design a estimable match with the Beatles’ enthralling videos for “Strawberry Fields” and “Penny Lane.” Those videos, especially the conventional, freaked parents out in their day, and an extended music video like “Magical Mystery Tour” collected manages to irritate people to this day. (Especially all those bad souls who commence by saying “I’m a substantial Beatles fan but…”)
Most of you probably know the general details of the status and the circumstances of this made-for-TV movie by the Beatles, so I’ll stick to a review of the DVD itself. The b/w newsreels (Beatles opening their Apple Boutique, Beatles at Rishikesh) are involving, some promos for the other Beatles-related films are OK, but I was not prepared for the really immoral quality of the film itself. A brilliant (psychedelic, at that) film is now flat and washed out, the print itself speckled and grainy. This film cries out for restoration! An delightful film for Beatles fans (ample proto-music videos), but if you have the VHS version, you don’t need to spring for the DVD until a recent edition (hopefully) gets released.
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