Jesse Coleman

So nice to see them George, Ringo, John and Paul again in the days of old. Watching them execute their craft is a lesson in group dynamics and as well as the creative process. We are so use to a finished product, it is important to see process. Blah, blah, blah to, eventually, a well sculptured piece. I have not watched the documentary in its entirety yet, but I like how they talk to each other; even when it was different or tense. They are really family. Gee they had been together since one of them 13. They were together, even apart, until death separated them and now the remaining brothers are old, but youthful, men. I look forward to seeing the rest of the documentary and probably watching it again.

scene where Eddi Murphy is crossing the highwayt- timelessly funnnnnnnnny