Beatles fans have long been frustrated in their attempts to obtain a copy of Let It Be, the end-of-days documentary that contains the famous rooftop concert that turned out to be the Fab Four's final live performance. The 1970 film was briefly released on VHS in the Eighties but quickly became a collector's item and ultimately prime fodder for the overblown, extras-laden DVD treatment.
However, Let It Be is not to be on DVD. The Daily Express is reporting that surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr have put the kibosh on a proposed DVD release. So if you see a reasonably priced videotape out there on eBay, pounce on it and start singing "I I Me Me Mine."
Beatles fans have long been frustrated in their attempts to obtain a copy of Let It Be, the end-of-days documentary that contains the famous rooftop concert that turned out to be the Fab Four's final live performance. The 1970 film was briefly released on VHS in the Eighties but quickly became a collector's item and ultimately prime fodder for the overblown, extras-laden DVD treatment.
