Help! (Deluxe Edition)
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Movie Reviews of Help! (Deluxe Edition)
Movie Review: I Think It's Worth The Money
Summary: 5 Stars
If you like the extra stuff, it is worth the money. You can buy just the movie for $20.00. This deluxe one is $95.00. And what would a large color book cost at borders? $30.00. And 6 lobby cards? Probably will sell for 6.99 each which is another 42.00. Then the poster would cost at least $10.00. So if you bought everything separetley it would cost at least $100.00. So if you want the goddies, it's worth it. And if you don't there is the 20.00 version.Movie Review: Please get over it people...
Summary: 5 Stars
For god's sake people - get over it. Yes it's expensive, yes it's over priced, but do we really need 20 reviews on here with the same lame comments? 'I've bought everything beatles but this is an outrage blah blah blah'. It looks an amazing package, it's a limited edition and you'll have it for the rest of your lives - if you want it, buy it, if you don't want to pay that much then quit whining and don't buy it! It's not that hard to figure out.Movie Review: NOT WORTH THE PRICE FOR JUST AN EXTRA BOOKLET
Summary: 5 Stars
I agree with most of the reviews here. I am also a completely nutty Beatles fan and I would certainly buy anything that is worth buying, but this is too much of a price increase for a booklet of photos that have been published somewhere somehow through the years. I also agree that this booklet will be available some time soon in Ebay or similar places for a fraction of this extra value.
I will just buy the regular edition.
Movie Review: Help! creates a lasting impression
Summary: 5 Stars
Simply put, Help! Deluxe edition strikes a home run in the box set department. Besides the hard cover book with never before seen pictures from the making of the film, you get a facsimile copy of the script (real handy for those occasions when you need to tuck something important looking under your arm in the subway) and other posters and copies of theater cards. Make Help! Deluxe Edition the one you buy for any Beatle fan.Movie Review: I second all the plaudits, but --
Summary: 5 Stars
the blurb repeats an insular and erroneous US analysis --
". . . it presents "the famous Beatles" even more clearly as the English cousins of the Marx Brothers."
The Beatles were huge fans of the UK's Goons (which had been recorded by George Martin, and US director Richard Lester had brought from UK radio to TV), which were not the Marx Brothers, from which they derived their style of humor.