funny were the many recognizable types in the movie and how many themes it tried to hit. jimi and janis. civil rites, womens rites, gay rites, student power, anti war movement, drug abuse, hippies, etc...
and of course there were the songs. my favourite scence featured one of my fave beat songs, 'hold me tite'. it was a song of young lustful passion, and it worked well. lisa hogg (above, in the skirt) enters my canon of favourite actors from this time on - yeesh, what a sexy scene.
good- i think i now appreciate 'i am the walrus'. 'revolution' scene great. and, incredibly, there was a 'coming out' song that was brilliant- i won't kill it beyond that. no one could ruin the sheer joy of 'i've just seen a face'. some songs were luke warm, but even if they were bad, i accepted them as a part of the story and noted their arrangement.
sorry i have to be forgiven for a little bit of thinking about things, but i'm so influenced these past few weeks by reading on jesus and the 'jesus authors' balancing out the bible text with biblical schlorship. so sorry, but what comes next is from this== what suprised me about the movie was the centrality of the song "all you need is love" to the beatles story. as john sponge mite assign jesus' mission as to bring life, and bring it abundantly, i felt that the message of this movie was that love is all you need.
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Get Morrissey's handwriting as a font.
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Watching Billy Liar. Now I know where you get your machine gun fire.
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