“All things must pass,
all things must pass away”

I found all of the topics discussed very interesting, especially all of the parts surrounding Indian culture, Georgie himself, Brian Epstein, and the rest of the Beatles.

There were topics i thought they would go into more depth with, for example George Harrison’s marriages and relationships, but i understand the direction Martin was going in.

My favorite clip was specifically the one where he is watching himself perform in the song “This Boy”. You can tell that he is so different from how he was back then and he has a softness towards that different part of his life. Sometimes I feel like George Harrison in that clip. 

Overall the film is extremely well made and some of Martin Scorseses best direction to date. The songs are so perfectly placed it’s my favorite part about the documentary by far.

Perfection

“All things must pass,
all things must pass away”

I found all of the topics discussed very interesting, especially all of the parts surrounding Indian culture, Georgie himself, Brian Epstein, and the rest of the Beatles.

There were topics i thought they would go into more depth with, for example George Harrison’s marriages and relationships, but i understand the direction Martin was going in.

My favorite clip was specifically the one where he is watching himself perform in the song “This Boy”. You can tell that he is so different from how he was back then and he has a softness towards that different part of his life. Sometimes I feel like George Harrison in that clip. 

Overall the film is extremely well made and some of Martin Scorseses best direction to date. The songs are so perfectly placed it’s my favorite part about the documentary by far.

Perfection

“We shared tastes— cars and clothes… and women, obviously” Eric Clapton in this was so candid, which I was both not expecting and glad about.

I also loved how George being Hindu was not mystified, and he was even shown explaining that the only reason that his religion is seen as mystical is ignorance. I love how this was such a central part of the documentary rather than simply pushed aside, since religion was truly a central part of his life and what he did!

“We shared tastes— cars and clothes… and women, obviously” Eric Clapton in this was so candid, which I was both not expecting and glad about.

I also loved how George being Hindu was not mystified, and he was even shown explaining that the only reason that his religion is seen as mystical is ignorance. I love how this was such a central part of the documentary rather than simply pushed aside, since religion was truly a central part of his life and what he did!

i love this line because it explains so much about george harrison as a person. while a lot of people dream of fame, money, and success, george actually got all of those things and still felt like something was missing. that's what led him toward spirituality and a deeper search for meaning.

what makes the quote powerful is that it isn't rejecting life or success. it's questioning whether those things alone can truly satisfy a person. the documentary keeps returning to that idea, showing someone who spent much of his life trying to understand what existed beyond wealth and celebrity.

short, thoughtful, and very george.

i love this line because it explains so much about george harrison as a person. while a lot of people dream of fame, money, and success, george actually got all of those things and still felt like something was missing. that's what led him toward spirituality and a deeper search for meaning.

what makes the quote powerful is that it isn't rejecting life or success. it's questioning whether those things alone can truly satisfy a person. the documentary keeps returning to that idea, showing someone who spent much of his life trying to understand what existed beyond wealth and celebrity.

short, thoughtful, and very george.

"He just lit the room"

"He just lit the room"

La última parte desde el ataque es durísima, y las últimas palabras de ringo 😔😔. Me gusta mucho la búsqueda espiritual que tuvo gran parte de su vida y por eso creo que es mi beatle favorito.
Muy buen documental y encima dirigido por Scorsece, así que es top.

La última parte desde el ataque es durísima, y las últimas palabras de ringo 😔😔. Me gusta mucho la búsqueda espiritual que tuvo gran parte de su vida y por eso creo que es mi beatle favorito.
Muy buen documental y encima dirigido por Scorsece, así que es top.