The long-awaited restoration of Michael Lindsay-Hogg’s 1970 film ‘Let It Be’ has finally arrived on Disney+, offering fans a pristine look at a pivotal moment in The Beatles’ history. Restored by Peter Jackson
For decades, ‘Let It Be’ was associated with the band’s breakup, often viewed through a lens of tension and sadness. However, Jackson’s restoration aims to reclaim the narrative, highlighting the camaraderie and musical brilliance that still existed during the January 1969 sessions. The film captures the band at Twickenham Film Studios and Apple Corps, culminating in the iconic rooftop concert.
With vibrant 4K visuals and remastered audio, this restoration serves as an essential companion piece to ‘Get Back.’ It allows viewers to see the original film as it was intended, but with a clarity and brightness that was never before possible. As Peter Jackson himself noted, the goal was not to rewrite history, but to show the full picture of the band’s final year together, reminding us why their music continues to resonate more than half a century later.