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100
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Critic Score

82
Critics' score based on 11 reviews.
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A fantastic reminder of the musical genius of George and how much he was overshadowed as a Beatle, A lot of younger people could learn a lot from... s movie about how music was made years ago. We relied on the God given talent in our hands and pretty basic instruments by today's standards, not computers or Pro-tools. Full Review

July 08,2011
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It offers a special "something" for everyone who ever appreciated the Quiet Beatle's musical gifts and spiritual explorations.Full Review

Washington Post

The jamboree is beautifully shot and directed, by Chris Menges and David Leland respectively, and there is a haunting touch: the presence of George’s son, Dhani, on guitar, looking near-identical to his dad in his twenties.Full Review

Peter Rainer
New York Magazine

Film gathers together only those who knew, loved and made music with "the quiet Beatle." Full Review

Ronnie Scheib
Variety

The sweet, solemn music of George Harrison, who died two years ago, has rarely sounded more majestic than in the sweeping performances of the enlarged star-studded band that gathered in London at Royal Albert Hall on Nov. 29 to commemorate his legacy.Full Review

Stephen Holden
The New York Times

It offers a special "something" for everyone who ever appreciated the Quiet Beatle's musical gifts and spiritual explorations. Full Review

Richard Harrington
Washington Post
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