DVD: “Beatles - A Hard Day's Night, The (DVD)”

Reviews

"...Helter-skelter glee..." - Recommended (Premiere, 12/01/1995, pp.123-4, Josh Rottenberg), "...[A] rapid-fire screenplay and the...Beatles' charismatic acting....Irresistible..." -- Rating: A+ (Entertainment Weekly, 10/20/1995, p.75, Ira Robbins), "...As a vehicle for the mop-tops' schoolboy humour and all-smiles-and-screams gig, it's infectious stuff..." (Total Film, 05/01/2001, p.100, Kevin Harley), "...The film is mad, mad and crazy....Imaginative..." (Hollywood Reporter, 12/01/2000, p.13-52, Al Finestone), "...A HARD DAY'S NIGHT creates pure, infectious joy. Larking about is what these Beatles do best, pleasure is what they convey..." (Los Angeles Times, 12/01/2000, p.C4, Kenneth Turan), "...It was smart, it was irreverent, it didn't take itself seriously, and it was shot and edited by Richard Lester in an electrifying back-and-white, semi-documentary style..." (Chicago Sun-Times, 10/27/1996, p.5, Roger Ebert), "...Groundbreaking..." (USA Today, 09/27/2002, p.16D, Mike Clark), "...Fabness itself....They look prettier than Audrey Hepburn, talk funnier than the Marx Brothers and strut sassier than Brando..." (Rolling Stone, 11/27/2003, p.72, Rolling Stone Staff)