Beatles/Let it be 35mm Widescreen Edition

The Beatles’ movie “LET IT BE” has finally been confirmed for next year’s official release, but what we are delivering this time is the version that was broadcast on BBC TV in 1982. Nowadays, the HMC version of the movie seems to have taken the enthusiast market by storm, but the one shown here was shot on 16mm film and when it was blown up for theatrical release, the top and bottom of the screen were cut off to make it fit for the screen. A combination of cross-sections. It is still rare as an item, but compared to the American laser disc, which had poor image quality and was quickly discontinued, and the Japanese TV broadcast version, the screen size allows for better capture of the left and right sides. The coloring is also more natural. Best of all, the frame fits perfectly on today’s widescreen TVs, giving us the impression that it’s really easy to see. Although the image quality itself is not as good as that of the HMC, the image spread across the screen size is worth seeing. This BBC broadcast version appeared as part of various versions of the movie “LET IT BE” circulating on the internet nearly ten years ago, and at the time it was the best in terms of image quality. It was highly rated by enthusiasts. Furthermore, regarding the audio, it is wonderful that it is not only the original optical monaural audio, but also a combination of stereo sound sources available at the time, and a selection system that records the scenes after Apple Studio in stereo audio as much as possible. However, it does not come with Japanese subtitles like the Japanese Broadcasting version or HMC version, so it may be inferior in that respect. The visual quality is so great that you can recreate the atmosphere when it was released at the theater at home. It seems that it will still be more than a year before the official release of the movie “LET IT BE”, which even non-mania fans have been waiting for, so as a stopover until then, we have realized the official release with this DVD. Please lower the amount of alcohol you drink. Dual Audio Option (Stereo/Mono) 1. Opening Credits 2. Adagio For Strings 3. Don’t Let Me Down 4. Let’s Sing The Corny One 5. Maxwell’s Silver Hammer 6. Shoctric Shocks 7. Two Of Us 8. I’ ve Got A Feeling 9. Coming Down To The Faster 10. I’ve Got A Feeling 11. Oh! Darling 12. One After 909 13. Jazz Piano Song 14. Two Of Us 15. Conversation 16. Across The Universe 17. Dig A Pony 18. Suzy Parker 19. I Me Mine 20. For You Blue 21. I Dig A Pygmy 22. Besame Mucho 23. Octpus’s Garden 24. Jamming With Heather 25. You Really Got A Hold On Me 26. The Long And Winding Road 27. Rip It Up / Shake Rattle And Roll 28. Kansas City / Miss Ann / Lawdy Miss Clawdy 29. Dig It 30. Discussions 31. Two Of Us 32. Let It Be 33. The Long And Winding Road 34. Rooftop Opening 35. Get Back 36. Don’t Let Me Down 37. I’ve Got A Feeling 38. One After 909 39. Dig A Pony 40. Get Back 41. End Credits PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.80min.