Little is known about the Beatles. But when let it be, strawberry fields forever, revolution, these familiar songs sounded, I couldn't help but be excited. Especially when Max sang hey Jude later, he couldn't hold back his trembling heart. Decided to take a good look at the Beatles. Excluding the Beatles, the dazzling performance of the film itself can be quite regarded as a fantasy journey. There are quite a lot of magical, stream-of-consciousness, and symbolistic pictures and scenes, which are very stimulating to the senses. Originally, I was worried that this method would fragment the film and turn it into a chaotic, unintelligible thing. In fact, on the contrary, the main and sub-lines are very clear and neat, except that the music is a simple story editing, and there is absolutely no nonsense. In general, songs and dance movies have relatively simple plots. The focus of the meeting is on the high-definition or inspirational themes of handsome men and women, and the final battle or performance. This movie is the most plot-rich and informative musical I've ever seen, and the most amazing thing is, it's also the movie with the most songs, singing almost from beginning to end. The scene scheduling is really powerful! At the same time, it is also full of handsome guys and beauties, and all of them can sing. Look at good-looking people, listen to good-looking songs, these two points are enough!
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