my favortie is Help! still that movie rocks!! \m/

Quoted from Fool_on_the_Hill, posted March 20, 2004, 12:58pm at here

Didn't AHDN won an Oscar?

good question  did it?

i gues no one knows...

No only Let it Be won a oscar


April 15th 1971
The Beatles ,though no longer a recording/performing act, receive an Oscar for "Best Original Song Score" for the music in their movie "Let It Be".

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good question

One should actually know that as a fan.  Tip for Christmas purchase you books...

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i gues no one knows...

you maybe!!!!!!!!


My Favourite is too Help!and a little Bit of AhDN

because the other movies fail the Humor

1964-A Hard Day's Night nominated was for:

Nominated for Alun Owen (film script original)
Nominated for George Martin (treatment of music)

I think Hard Days Night is better, because of the Black & White (cheap Budget) decision.
Just has that defined characteristic, an instant cult recognition.
Plus, I love the Script.

The Yellow Submarine Film I always feel is Underated.
Its a Pyschedelic Masterpiece, updating Alice In Wonderland, into a 20th Century conception..one that is alot more darker..and 'fab'

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The Yellow Submarine Film I always feel is Underated.
Its a Pyschedelic Masterpiece, updating Alice In Wonderland, into a 20th Century conception..one that is alot more darker..and 'fab'

And it's a good way of getting the kids into the Beatles.  

It is a nursery school tradition of all the kids shouting "we all live in a Yellow Submarine"

God bless Ringo.

A Hard Day's Night

Richard Lester was just so innovative!  I saw the movie when it was released.  Nothing like it ever existed before.

Quoted from Child_Robbery

No only Let it Be won a oscar


April 15th 1971
The Beatles ,though no longer a recording/performing act, receive an Oscar for "Best Original Song Score" for the music in their movie "Let It Be".

Kind of ironic that

The BlueMeanie vote goes to...

A Hard Days Night. Has to really. Wonderful movie, brilliantly directed. An historical period piece.

Also always had a soft spot for MMT. I remember watching it on telly the first time it was shown. I was 9 I think.

A Hard Day's Night baffled me the first time I saw it. The accents, the slang, the cultural differences from America-- it was hard for me to get. But I studied LONG and HARD study study study which was grueling but I somehow managed it with the four Beatles running around being adorable. Then I decreed it the bestest of movies and still do.

Help I immediately liked on first viewing, except for the fact that they were all stoned. I just hated those red, puffy eyes. I wish they'd stayed on pills! They were much more up when they were wired. Also, they were working hard in HDN, clearly trying to make a good film, whereas in Help they were coasting. I still enjoy Help, and it's got some great scenes and songs. But it falls second to HDN.

YS can't compete simply because it's not the guys, although I agree it's a classic in its own right and has some terrific, creative moments.

I've never seen MMT, except for a few scenes that people have posted on YouTube. I'm afraid I'm not any more fond of LSD than I am of pot affecting the Beatles' acting. Where are the German waiters with the prellies when you need them? Send them to England, fast!  

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God bless Ringo.

did he sneeze?   But umm, there are some days where i prefer Help! and some where i prefer AHDN but i suppose if i need to pick one i'll go for Help since it has more of a story and its in colour

Help!!! It's hilarious with the pub scene!!!!!!!!

^That's a great scene. I love it when the entire city bursts into Beethoven's 9th to save Ringo from the tiger.