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(10582) 7.8 106 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years is a movie starring The Beatles, John Lennon, and George Harrison. A compilation of found footage featuring music, interviews, and stories of The Beatles' 250 concerts from 1963 to...

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Documentary, Music
Director
Ron Howard
Starring
The Beatles, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon

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Genres Documentary, Music
Director Ron Howard
Writer P.G. Morgan, Mark Monroe
Stars The Beatles, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John Lennon
Country UK, USA
Also Known As The Beatles: osem dni na teden, Eight Days a Week, ザ・ビートルズ EIGHT DAYS A WEEK The Touring Years, Beatles: Eight Days a Week - årene på turné, 一週八天的歲月：披頭時代, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week, The Beatles Live
Runtime 1 h 46 min
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Description A compilation of found footage featuring music, interviews, and stories of The Beatles' 250 concerts from 1963 to 1966.

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32 customer reviews about music «The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years»

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Bruce B.
Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 22:43

John Lennon and Paul McCartney are a dream team. Even after the "end of rock 'n' roll" years, they are still very much alive. Their "Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years" documentary, made in a 12-month span, is very entertaining and worth a watch. The Beatles had a lot of luck in their time and are still in good health. We all can't wait to see what is next for this incredible band.
Juan
Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 13:12

Great movie, I'm really surprised about the negative reviews, i don't really know why this movie has such low ratings. If you like the Beatles, the first part is really good, and if you like the "Beatles" with the popular songs, then you'll like the second part of the movie. Also, there's something you should know before you go to watch this movie. This movie is about the "Beatles" as a band, not the band as a whole. I think that this movie would be good for anyone who likes the Beatles, but is also for people who don't like the Beatles. I think that the people who give bad reviews have no idea about the Beatles and how it was before they were famous.
George Stephens
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 15:59

The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years (2010) was directed by John Terwilliger, the man who put The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin on the road and the man who co-wrote the songs for the Stones' first three albums. The film shows fans from every continent and generations, including the Beatles, George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, and George Harrison. It's almost a documentary, but it's also a fun, irreverent, and exciting look at the Beatles' legendary life from the time they were in school in Liverpool to the time they were over the top on the road in America. All in all, it was a great look at the Beatles' history. It is an entertaining look at their career. However, it's not really about the Beatles. It's a look at the band. But it's not a look at the Beatles. It's a look at them. It's also an interesting look at the Beatles. I do wish that there were more about them. In fact, the film never really takes a step outside of the Beatles' world. There's nothing here except an informative, entertaining look at the Beatles. It was like watching a documentary about someone you know. It's a great look at the Beatles, and I recommend it.
Zachary P.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 06:28

A documentary on a series of concerts in the US in the 1980s. The documentary follows all the bands in the tour and includes interviews with many of them. There is also a behind-the-scenes segment that shows some of the backstage shots of some of the concerts. This documentary does a very good job of showing the behind-the-scenes material. The documentary looks at the reasons for the tour, and also shows footage of the concerts. There is a very good documentary about the Beatles, and this one does a good job of showing the behind-the-scenes material and the reasons behind the tour.
Jean C.
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 04:09

This documentary is about the one-off world tour of the Beatles. It covers the rise and fall of the band and the different people who were involved in the various events that brought them together. This documentary is a must for fans of the band. It shows the ups and downs of the tour and shows how important it was to the whole band. I love the way they show the people who were involved with the concerts and the people who played a part in getting the Beatles together. This documentary is great because they can tell you the different people who were involved and how they felt about it. The documentary is done so well that it is easy to see what the people who were involved felt about it. I recommend this documentary.
Gregory
Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 20:51

It was the year of 1967, the time when the band started to see more and more success with the international success of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. And the time when the Beatles became the biggest and best band in the world. The band had three album's on their first three albums. All three of them are great, but let's talk about the Beatles 6. This is a documentary on their life from 1968 to 1969, the time when the band became more and more popular. The documentary is actually just an interview between The Beatles and various people about the band. It is mostly about the world that The Beatles were in, and the world they were from. It is a documentary about The Beatles' rise from nothing to being one of the most famous band in the world. The Beatles is a great documentary, and definitely a must see.
Howard F.
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 23:44

This movie is certainly worth the time and money to see, and it covers the entire period between "Eight Days a Week" and the "Twelve Days a Week" tour. However, you don't need to have seen the Beatles' "Eight Days a Week" to know that they really went on the road, and they had many other tours with others. I'm just saying that it was interesting to see them on the road, and how they were in and out of different cities. The movie covers the various musicians, including Ringo Starr, George Harrison, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney, as well as the members of The Beatles themselves. The documentary follows them on their tour, as well as how they perform their songs and how they are performing their songs. The actors all did an excellent job, especially the two brothers and John Lennon. And I love that they did not only talk about the stories they have to tell, but also the stories they want to tell. Overall, it is a wonderful documentary, and it is well worth watching. I have no doubt that everyone will enjoy it.
Diana
Monday, 24 Aug 2020 17:27

I just came from seeing this documentary, and the first thing I did was ask myself if it was worth my time. The answer is an unequivocal yes! This movie is a biopic of the last four years of the Beatles, and in that time, we are presented with a lot of interviews from the band members, as well as from others in the industry who were friends and acquaintances of the Beatles. The film also gives a nice insight into the minds of the Beatles, and into the conflicts that they faced during this time, as well as the social difficulties they were facing. I found that the editing was sometimes a bit choppy, but in the end, this makes the movie work. There were some points in the movie where I could've used a little bit more context and clarity, but overall it was a good film. I give this film a 9/10.
Samuel Wade
Monday, 03 Aug 2020 00:08

The Beatles: Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years (2015) is a docudrama directed by Sean Evans that chronicles the final four years of the Beatles' relentless touring and their time in Hamburg, Germany, during the "Beatles' first world tour in 1968. I'm sure the casual viewer will have no idea that this is a real documentary, because that would require the viewer to not know anything about the Beatles' career, but if the movie is intended to be something of an insider's view of the life of the band, then it does its job admirably. The film shows the full course of the Beatles' career, including their album releases, their successful concerts, their subsequent debt and breakup of the band, their movie career, their rise to fame and their downfall. But the film also includes interviews with Paul McCartney and George Harrison (who is barely in it, other than when he appears in Hamburg) and discusses the band's time in Hamburg and their tours, as well as the effects of their first break up. The film is, in a sense, a film about the Beatles' entire career, because it chronicles their time on the road, from the early 60s when they played their first big show to the late 50s, to the "Big Beatle" years where they toured as a big band and their first album, and everything in between. It also includes interviews with all the members of the band, as well as the band's manager, John Paul Getty (who was the brother of drummer Ringo Starr). The film itself is extremely well produced, with a great soundtrack, plenty of production shots and gorgeous soundscapes. The film was adapted from the book written by Mary Mapes, who was the youngest woman to become a journalist, and the film does an excellent job of portraying her memories of the Beatles' life. As a documentary, the film is very well-crafted, and does a good job of showing the Beatles' life, even if the film is a bit shorter than what it should be. The film is definitely an insider's view of the Beatles' life, but if you don't know a whole lot about the Beatles' history, then the film may not be for you. I also thought the film was pretty good and well made, and it kept my interest throughout. The film is very well done, and the acting was good. The film does an excellent job of showing the Beatles' life in Hamburg, Germany. All in all, I think this is a very well-made film about the Beatles' career, and it is a great film about the band's life in Hamburg.
George
Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 03:15

The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years is a film about the famous band that has lasted more than 50 years. As such, the film is a celebration of the band's history, a celebration of the friendship that had formed between the band members and of the music that was popular in those years. The film covers the band's rise to fame in the early days and the birth of the Beatles world. It also covers the Beatles' time in England, which includes their friendship, their association with the Beatles, their personal life and their careers. As such, the film is an interesting look at how the Beatles came to be and what they were. The film was directed by Brian Eno and it was shot in two parts. The first part was filmed in 1970, the second part in 1971. The film was filmed with a variety of locations and cameras. The film shows the band as they grew up, the relationship between the band and the public, the fame and the controversies, the music, the women and the public. The film is a wonderful, informative and entertaining look at the band and the music that was popular at the time. The film was well worth seeing.
Joyce
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 22:50

With the exception of the now-obligatory act of having Johnny Cash perform, this doc just about manages to stay away from any mention of the celebrity-viewpoint thing. If anything, it shows the magnitude of the work that the Beatles did in the 60s and 70s, the extent to which they changed people's lives for the better. It also shows that the later Beatles couldn't have done any better job of capturing the 70s rock culture than the Fab Four did. It's a wonderful glimpse into the music of the Fab Four and how it inspired countless people to embrace a sound they couldn't quite understand. The last section is mostly just performances. It's a bit disappointing to have the Rolling Stones performing one of their songs, but it's a fun viewing experience anyway. There's a good documentary here and it's definitely worth seeing.
Donna Holland
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 18:25

This is the documentary that goes through all of the times that the Beatles took the road. There is a ton of behind the scenes stuff with the band members and on stage from the time of their break through in the mid-60s. There is an incredible amount of interviews with both John Lennon and Paul McCartney, as well as the members of the band and their wives. There is tons of behind the scenes footage from a multitude of Beatles' movies, television shows, and live concerts. There is a lot of really interesting stuff that we are not even given a title for, which is unfortunate. It is amazing to see what is behind the scenes of the band. Overall, it is a great documentary that goes into a lot of detail about the rise and fall of the Beatles, as well as the early Beatles movies that they made. It is a really interesting look at how the band was back in the day and how they changed over the years. It is a must see for anyone who likes the Beatles.
Scott
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 02:10

As someone who has been an avid Beatles fan for nearly 30 years, I just have to say, this was one of the best, if not the best documentary I have ever seen. It's hard to find a documentary that is as good as this one, and to me that is saying a lot. I have seen it many times and I am always excited to see new things. It is so interesting to see how the band deals with the success, and how it affects their lives. I recommend this film to everyone who is a Beatles fan. I don't think you will be disappointed.
Betty W.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 03:20

I'm not going to get too deep into the Beatles' life, but I will say that the film covers their childhood, their band and their break-up. It also covers their creative and personal lives. It also goes into the music business, the drug-fuelled creative process and the emotional toll it took on them. I don't want to say too much about the film, because it's a lot of fun to watch and I'm sure lots of people will enjoy it. I just wanted to add that this film covers the first seven years of the band, before they broke up and before they went solo. It covers the first few albums and their first tour. I would recommend this to anyone who likes the Beatles or music in general.
Mark Bates
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 23:51

All in all, this is a good documentary about the adventures and failures of the Beatles. Although the story is only about the eight days a week of the Beatles, this documentary is really about the Beatles as a group and their attempts to capture the public imagination. The Beatles - Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years is a good addition to the Beatles collection. It is a well documented look at the Fab Four. Even though it is only a few days a week, the film is engaging and entertaining. I recommend that everyone should watch this documentary.
Martha Flores
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 11:04

I was fortunate enough to catch this special on T.V. a few days ago and it was a good show. I found the talk of the Beatles' early years quite interesting and I thought that it gave a good perspective of what the Beatles were all about. I found the "Gimme Shelter" track to be a great track, as well as the "Come Together" track. This was a good show for those of us who weren't familiar with the Beatles and the band's early years. I found the live performances to be really good and the backstage shots were fantastic. I also enjoyed the fact that it had a lot of "Beatles" in it and I think that this helped the show. It also showed the real person behind the music. This is a great show and I would recommend it to anyone. It was definitely worth watching.
Jason Cole
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 19:26

This is a superbly made documentary on the late 80's tour by the Beatles, with interviews and footage of the show that were filmed in concert in the United States. This documentary is well made and is a must for any Beatles fan. The band's manager Brian Epstein is interviewed as well as the band's and producer George Martin. Some great facts are related about the band, the tour, and the recording sessions. The documentary is also well made, with some fine camera work and clever editing to make it flow smoothly. There are interviews with some of the people who worked on the tour. One of the highlights is Bill Wyman, the "beehive" of a songwriting studio that the Beatles used, during the final year of the tour. Some great music is included as well, including the "With a Little Help from My Friends" song. A very entertaining documentary.
Ashley M.
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 09:56

This movie is very informative about the Beatles and their entire career. I loved the special feature on the Beatles at the end of the movie. It's very educational and inspiring.
Cheryl P.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 16:09

This documentary is a great companion piece to the Beatles' documentary, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" which was released in 1990. The first half of the documentary focuses on the Beatles and the "Sgt. Pepper" tour, followed by "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." The documentary goes into detail about the making of "Sgt. Pepper," the music and the tour. The documentary covers a lot of ground and is a must-see for any Beatles fan. There is no filler and there is not a single dull moment. The documentary is a great documentary that everyone should see.
Daniel
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 20:27

I'm sure this has been done a million times, but this is a fairly good documentary. It does cover the whole "Eight Days a Week" thing, but it also covers the years of the Beatles, like "Help", "A Hard Day's Night" and the more recent stuff. The interviewees are real Beatles fans, and while they are not good people, I still like them. The DVD has some great extras, like "The Unauthorized Story of the Beatles" and a brief documentary on the group's life. This is worth seeing, but if you like the Beatles, I recommend you see something else. "The Beatles: Eight Days a Week" is worth seeing for its fun interview segments, but it doesn't have much to say about the Beatles in general.
Diane C.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 13:47

I remember seeing this on TV many years ago and being amazed at the amount of talent and energy the band had. This movie brings out that same energy. The film is a must see for all Beatles fans and anyone else who is curious about the band. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who wants to see a documentary about the Beatles. It is well worth seeing.
Raymond Austin
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 18:22

After having been a Beatle fan for years, I finally watched this film and became a bit emotional. The film does a great job at taking you through the tour. The documentary is fairly easy to follow, and the clips are well done. It does a good job showing the backstage scene from the tour, and also shows the band performing during the tour. The film also covers many of the hits that the Beatles had been releasing. The film does a good job at showing how well The Beatles fans loved them. It also has a very nice message for fans of the Beatles. Overall, this is a great film. It is well worth seeing and is a must-see for the Beatles fans. The film also has some amazing music from the Beatles.
Gary Keller
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 15:35

I really loved this movie. The music was so great, and I loved the story line, and the actors. I think that this is one of the best rock documentaries I have ever seen. It's very interesting and it really helps you understand the Beatles story. I was surprised at how much I liked this film. I thought it was very good, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. It's very good, and it's a great movie. It's a very good movie, and it's a very good movie.
Karen
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 06:32

This is a documentary about the life and work of the legendary Beatles. It focuses on their rise to fame, their struggles and the obstacles they faced. It also highlights the fates of their fans and how that changed their lives. One thing is for sure, their careers would have been far more remarkable if they had not faced adversity. They had to face the hardest of times, the drug problems, the legal troubles, the lack of money, and the demands of the public. It is a very inspirational documentary. While it is very different than their usual music videos, it is very touching and very impressive. It is probably one of the best music documentaries ever made.
Howard
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 11:25

I think this is the best film I've seen about the Beatles, and the only one I've seen that's entirely true. It is the ultimate film on the band and the music, and I am certain that it will become a classic. The film is very well made, and is a pleasure to watch. The film is not only about the Beatles, but the music they created and the people that supported them. I hope that the Beatles never stop making music and that they continue to support others that have made music, and that they continue to support others that have made the music that they do. This film is very accurate and gives you a real sense of what it was like growing up with the Beatles. It is also very realistic. The film doesn't gloss over the fact that the Beatles were at a time in their lives where they were in turmoil, but it also doesn't sensationalize the band and their music. The film shows you the hardships they had to go through, and the joy that they had. The film is very entertaining and entertaining at the same time. It is a film that I would recommend to anyone that has never heard of the Beatles. It is a film that is very entertaining and very well made. I think that this is the best film that I have ever seen about the Beatles.
Henry
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 20:40

I saw the documentary and thought it was very interesting. It is a true story. The fact that they got into some fights while on tour makes it even more interesting. I think it is amazing that people are still listening to these songs and not caring about what happened in their life. The music has changed so much since they were young. It is really sad that these songs are not being played anymore. I would love to hear them play them in the next tour. I am going to see this movie again and buy it on DVD. The film is really well done and should be in the film library.
Julie
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 12:11

I saw this documentary last night, and it was very very good. I was very impressed with the information presented, the way that they managed to interview many of the Beatles, they were very funny and knowledgeable about the band and the band's history. They did a good job at explaining the lyrics and how it influenced the band, the great mix of music and lyrics was fantastic. The whole cast was fantastic, from the original Beatles to the new ones that joined them, they all put in really great performances. The only problem I had with this documentary was that it seemed to drag on a little bit and I felt it was a little bit too long, but overall, a great documentary that will be a great addition to your collection. 9/10
Lauren Guzman
Saturday, 30 May 2020 05:27

After seeing the first two Beatles' albums and watching the film I was hooked. A must-see for those who appreciate the Beatles and their music. The movie has it all: music, humor, and amazing performances by all. The storyline, however, is a bit short, but it doesn't matter. The characters are so well developed, and so funny that you almost forget how short the film is. With that being said, I highly recommend this movie!
Amber L.
Saturday, 25 Apr 2020 03:32

I recently purchased a DVD that contained the short Beatles documentary. It was well done. It made me feel like I was there with the band in 1967. I have also heard the album and my memories of it are very much like what the short film shows. I believe the documentary is a must have for anyone who has any interest in music. John Lennon and Paul McCartney were great musicians. They have always been misunderstood. I think that the Beatles had it all. In the summer of 1967, it was all about them. Their ability to do what they wanted to do made them legendary. When I first heard about the Beatles, I was excited. I thought they had it all. I still do. The short film has a great message and should be seen by anyone who loves music.
Barbara
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 20:31

This is the best concert documentary ever. In the style of the Beatles: The Touring Years, it takes you on a journey through the years of the Beatles. You are taken into the Beatles' lives and see the ups and downs of their careers. It's fascinating to see how their lives evolved and how they met, fell in love, and became successful. It's also fascinating to see how they dealt with the criticism they received from their fans. I really enjoyed this documentary, and I highly recommend it.
Sara H.
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 16:53

As I watched the film, I felt that the Beatles music was so intertwined in my life, and the film portrayed the fans in a positive light. There are a lot of misconceptions about the Beatles. It's true that they were not good at all, but there were good things about them, and the film does a great job of showing that. It's great to see how the Beatles made music, and how they were able to do it. It's great to see how they made money off of it, and how they lived it. The film does a great job of showing how people have affected the Beatles' lives. I hope that the film is released on DVD so that people can see it again. I recommend it to anyone who is a Beatles fan. I've seen it twice, and I'm still amazed at how good it is.
Tyler
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 13:27

The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years is a documentary about the legendary rock band The Beatles, who formed in Liverpool, England, in 1968. This documentary focuses on their first tour in 1964, their first world tour, and their second world tour in 1965. The documentary includes interviews with the band members, as well as a number of famous people who have worked with the band. This documentary is a must-see for all Beatles fans. I give this documentary a 10 out of 10.
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