• Repertory Pick: The Beatles on the Big Screen

    This July Fourth weekend, Janus Films is bringing the Beatles back in a big way. Richard Lester’s one-of-a-kind musical comedy A Hard Day’s Night opens tomorrow in over one hundred theaters nationwide, presented in a new 4K digital restoration and featuring a new 5.1 soundtrack remixed and remastered by record producer Giles Martin at Abbey Road Studios. Watch Janus’s exuberant new trailer below, and then check out this list of venues to find a theater near you where the movie is showing.

    Big Screen, Video

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  • By SoloMan93
    July 03, 2014
    01:13 PM

    If this is love, you gotta give me more.
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