Get Back

[Erik T. Burns]

being reminded of that invention makes me think of the way photos are saved
in an iPhone, with a each one a little movie so you can pick after the fact
which is the best frame.

On Mon, Dec 6, 2021 at 3:01 PM rich <richard.romeo at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hiya
>
> Watching the Get Back documentary and identifying the scenes from the many
> photos that were released over the years around the sessions, it reminded
> me of that contraption/invention in AtD, if I'm remembering correctly, that
> takes a photograph and allows the viewer to see what happens after, those
> in the photo coming to life to continue on their way in whatever they were
> doing.
> Beyond that, it's simply an experience to view them Beatles, even at the
> end of their run, even the boredom, frustrations, amongst the times when
> things click. Let it Be the film feels like Kansas, drab, dingy; Get Back
> is like Oz, man. the colors alone and clarity is quite a feat.
>
> rich
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