McCartney Times

Produced by Martin Scorsese and directed by David Tedeschi, Beatles ’64 transcends the typical music documentary, offering a time capsule that plunges us into those electrifying two weeks in February 1964 when Beatlemania arrived in America. The film artfully juxtaposes the nation’s grief over JFK’s assassination with the explosion of joy ignited by the Fab Four, underscoring the cultural shift they embodied. This contrast, further emphasized by a haunting rendition of “All My Loving” by Billie Eilish and insightful commentary by Marshall McLuhan — the renowned Canadian philosopher who coined “the medium is the message” — sets the stage for a resonant exploration of the band’s impact.

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