Marie George

This is the sweetest, funniest, most heartbreaking program I have ever seen. Should be required watching for anyone who is a member of the human race. Best line: it’s more important to be kind than clever or good-looking.

I’m done. I need news. Plain and simple. I feel like you rush through the news just so you can get to the puff pieces and self-promotions. Our world is collapsing before our eyes and yet you focus on telling us about your families and the books you have written. Pop news and Boosts can wait. I’ve watched your show for many many years but no more.

Best thing I’ve seen in a while! Laughed out loud! Political satire is right on the mark. Viciously attacks our ridiculous cultural icons and the moral bankruptcy of our leadership. You can substitute the impending doom in this film for any one of the issues our planet faces, from climate change, to world poverty, to pandemics, or to unrestrained greed and see how badly we are handling these issues. The fact that the film uses exaggerated comedic treatments does not detract from the theme. Loved it!!!

I was a senior in High School when this was filmed. Like many, I thought I knew them. This series made me laugh, cry, gasp out loud. I kept forgetting it wasn’t a reenactment. These are actually THE BEATLES! Amazing to see them interacting and to watch the whole process of writing and arranging music. George’s vulnerability surprised me, as well as Paul’s authority. But the best part of course, is the music. I can’t stop listening. Love this! What a treasure.

The accent! So bad! Every time she opened her mouth, all I could hear was Martin Short as Franck in Father of the Bride.

It’s a soap opera and a fashion show combined. Unbelievable plots and bad acting. Those long pauses where the actors’ eyebrows are supposed to tell us what they’re thinking. Oprah should have put her talent and money into something honorable.