February 23rd I'm going to see A Hard Day's Night being played at a movie theater!My mom's buying the tickets right now and they're only $5!I'm really excited and I wanted to see if a movie theater near you ever played A Hard Day's Night (or another Beatles movie)?I am so excited,I can't wait!
never seen it on here jema >:(
Quote from: Jema on Feb 11, 2012, 07:00 PM
February 23rd I'm going to see A Hard Day's Night being played at a movie theater!My mom's buying the tickets right now and they're only $5!I'm really excited and I wanted to see if a movie theater near you ever played A Hard Day's Night (or another Beatles movie)?I am so excited,I can't wait!
My neighbor told me that when he saw this in the theater all the girls were screaming, just like at concerts. He didn't get to hear much else. Of course that was in 1964! It will neat for you to see it on a big screen.
Quote from: Jema on Feb 11, 2012, 07:00 PM
February 23rd I'm going to see A Hard Day's Night being played at a movie theater!My mom's buying the tickets right now and they're only $5!I'm really excited and I wanted to see if a movie theater near you ever played A Hard Day's Night (or another Beatles movie)?I am so excited,I can't wait!
Oh, wow, that sounds
great! I would love to see ANY Beatles movie on the big screen. Enjoy!
When there used to be "Beatlefest" in Los Angeles, they would show all of the films on the big screen.
I have been fortunate to go to two premiers as well. In 1988, I went to the premier of "Imagine-John Lennon" (The Andrew Solt Film) and then in 1990 (I think) I went to the LA premier of "Paul McCartney's-Get Back".
It is a cool experience to see these films on the big screen. It is much more than seeing them at home. The fun part of seeing them at home is you can hear, and you never think, "I wish that person would shut up!" and no one thinks that of you as you are reciting all of the dialog.
Quote from: Gary910 on Feb 16, 2012, 02:51 PM
When there used to be "Beatlefest" in Los Angeles, they would show all of the films on the big screen.
I have been fortunate to go to two premiers as well. In 1988, I went to the premier of "Imagine-John Lennon" (The Andrew Solt Film) and then in 1990 (I think) I went to the LA premier of "Paul McCartney's-Get Back".
It is a cool experience to see these films on the big screen. It is much more than seeing them at home. The fun part of seeing them at home is you can hear, and you never think, "I wish that person would shut up!" and no one thinks that of you as you are reciting all of the dialog.
Now imagine taking your nine year old sister to the theater to see A Hard Day's Night in 1964.
I did that twice!
Quote from: Hello Goodbye on Feb 16, 2012, 08:04 PM
Now imagine taking your nine year old sister to the theater to see A Hard Day's Night in 1964.
I did that twice!
Was there screaming and general mayhem?
Quote from: Hello Goodbye on Feb 16, 2012, 08:04 PM
Now imagine taking your nine year old sister to the theater to see A Hard Day's Night in 1964.
I have a nine year old sister...??? Crap, what did the parents not tell me.... ha2ha :P
Quote from: Gary910 on Feb 16, 2012, 02:51 PM
When there used to be "Beatlefest" in Los Angeles, they would show all of the films on the big screen.
I have been fortunate to go to two premiers as well. In 1988, I went to the premier of "Imagine-John Lennon" (The Andrew Solt Film) and then in 1990 (I think) I went to the LA premier of "Paul McCartney's-Get Back".
It is a cool experience to see these films on the big screen. It is much more than seeing them at home. The fun part of seeing them at home is you can hear, and you never think, "I wish that person would shut up!" and no one thinks that of you as you are reciting all of the dialog.
That seems like it was a lot of fun!I love the movie Imagine:John Lennon and it would've been awesome to see it during the premier!
Quote from: Hello Goodbye on Feb 16, 2012, 08:04 PM
Now imagine taking your nine year old sister to the theater to see A Hard Day's Night in 1964.
I did that twice!
My little sister's eight and she's coming with my mom and I even though she hates The Beatles ha2ha
Quote from: In My Life on Feb 16, 2012, 09:49 PM
Was there screaming and general mayhem?
There sure was! A theater full of noise...
(https://www.dmbeatles.com/forums/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi43.tinypic.com%2Foqiwwm.jpg&hash=6f6df98f028c79aa6225c94c3f0e085e97d94174)
Quote from: Hello Goodbye on Feb 17, 2012, 09:58 AM
There sure was! A theater full of noise...
No... A Theater full of newer and bluer Meanies... ;D
Quote from: Gary910 on Feb 16, 2012, 11:16 PM
I have a nine year old sister...??? Crap, what did the parents not tell me.... ha2ha :P
Quote from: Gary910 on Feb 17, 2012, 12:59 PM
No... A Theater full of newer and bluer Meanies... ;D
Gary, I was 14 at the time and recruited by my parents to take my sister to the theater. There were a lot of older brothers there who, like me, would have rather been elsewhere. But we had a good time watching all these 9 through 15 year old girls carrying on the way they did.
At that age, I preferred these guys...
The Animals - It' s My Life HD & HQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3GNKUE-d9c#)
...but that all changed with Rubber Soul.
Quote from: Gary910 on Feb 17, 2012, 12:59 PM
No... A Theater full of newer and bluer Meanies... ;D
seriously?
Quote from: Hello Goodbye on Feb 17, 2012, 09:58 AM
There sure was! A theater full of noise...
It didn't matter much if it was live in a cellar or on film in a theater.
QuoteAt that age, I preferred these guys...
That's a great song. The video might give me nightmares though. ;D
Quote from: Hello Goodbye on Feb 17, 2012, 09:58 AM
There sure was! A theater full of noise
A Cellarful Of Noise ha2ha