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Would you like to play a song?

The Beatles loved movies, and without one of them, a great film might not have been made.

Maybe I’m amazed.

I'll be looking at these eight days a week until the movies come out.

I hope it avoids some mistakes of past biopics.

Will Paul Mescal be laying down a tune for us?

Oh wow!

Hopefully this is legit.

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Writer/director Rian Johnson talks about his inspiration for the title of his Knives Out sequel.

Production has temporarily stopped on the movie about Beatles manager Brian Epstein.

Everything you need to know about Peter Jackson's promising documentary film about The Beatles' final days.

Mark Hamill knows all about fan culture, and it turns out that he geeked out himself over meeting George Harrison.

If you're trying to make an iconic song, it's a good place to start.

The Lord of the Rings director Peter Jackson is making some bold new steps in the field of documentaries. After digitally restoring World War I footage with They Shall Not Grow Old, he's moving to decidedly lighter fare with The Beatles: Get Back. Disney announced that they will release the film on September 4th and it will feature "extensive, never-before-seen footage of the legendary band’s 'Let It Be' recording sessions along with the entire iconic rooftop concert." For those who don't know, the "iconic rooftop concert" was when the Beatles performed from the top of …

There’s a lot about Jojo Rabbit that makes it an especially bold and challenging concept to pull off. Adapted from the Christine Leunens penned novel Caging Skies, the film puts the spotlight on 10-year-old Jojo Betzler (Roman Griffin Davis) growing up in Germany during the later years of World War II. Told largely from Jojo’s perspective, the film explores his enthusiasm for Nazi Germany including frequent visits from his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler (Taika Waititi). If that concept once gave you pause, it’s easy to understand why, but the final film wound up being an …

Could The Beatles really sell ice cream?