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Lol, not sure if this was posted or something but...

http://youtube.com/profile?user=AcrossThUniverse

This guy has all the music, I think. ;8

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I've listed to most of the songs in this movie and I really like them. It was an interesting take on the Beatles music. Certainly very artistic. The version if Helter Skelter was awesome! :)
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I think I am the only person on this whole forum who saw it in theaters, so i.e. I win you lose.



(Also, lol @ people getting into the beatles because of a movie :x)
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I do want to see the movie still if its still in theaters, but the music is still awesome. :)
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I think I am the only person on this whole forum who saw it in theaters, so i.e. I win you lose.



(Also, lol @ people getting into the beatles because of a movie :x)

Seeing movies in the theaters sucks unless you go during the day when no one is there.
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I've always been a fan of the Beatles and if people get into them becasue of movie I'm fine with that becasue its better now then never.

I also I agree. I hate going to movies unless its the early shows. Prices these days are too much. Plus if you don't like the movie then thats a waste of money. Anyway, I download or rent when I can. Also it helps that a good friend of mine runs a video rental store. He gets free movies all the time so I just watch stuff with him.
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I think I am the only person on this whole forum who saw it in theaters, so i.e. I win you lose.



(Also, lol @ people getting into the beatles because of a movie :x)
I liked Beatles before. I just haven't listened to them in a while and this movie showed me other good songs besides the very few that I listened to. :P

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If the movie helped to rekinddle your interest in the Beatles thats great. :) I agree some of the music got me back into some songs I had sort of passively ignored before.
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I saw it in theaters. So Anski doesn't win.

It was interesting, and pretty cool. I liked the music more than I like the normal Beatles music.




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I think I am the only person on this whole forum who saw it in theaters, so i.e. I win you lose.



(Also, lol @ people getting into the beatles because of a movie :x)

Seeing movies in the theaters sucks unless you go during the day when no one is there.
If you ever see Colverfield, it better be in a theater, because the entire experience would be completely lost anywhere else.

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A movie like that would make sense, but otherwise stupid kids ruin the whole thing. Even though I don't have to pay to get in.
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It was interesting, and pretty cool. I liked the music more than I like the normal Beatles music.
I agree halfly on your second sentence. Like, for instance, I prefer the Beatle's version of "Revolution"

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The Beatles version of Revolution was better. The movie version seemed sort of "soft." Though I like all of the Beatles albums I have found I've enjoyed the later ones because they tended to be a bit more acoustic and blues oriented.
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I think I am the only person on this whole forum who saw it in theaters, so i.e. I win you lose.

I saw it in theatres.

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I think I am the only person on this whole forum who saw it in theaters, so i.e. I win you lose.

I saw it in theatres.

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The Beatles version of Revolution was better. The movie version seemed sort of "soft." Though I like all of the Beatles albums I have found I've enjoyed the later ones because they tended to be a bit more acoustic and blues oriented.
Agreed.

Okay, for those who watched the movie: WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED AFTER MAX CAME BACK FROM THE ARMY? That scene with the blue people and stuff confused the hell out of me. Also, I do actually like most of the songs from the movie except for maybe one or two, lol.

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Okay, for those who watched the movie: WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED AFTER MAX CAME BACK FROM THE ARMY? That scene with the blue people and stuff confused the hell out of me.

Wow moo, can you really not understand the meaning of things on a deeper scale?

I mean come on, Happiness is a Warm Gun is so obvious ~_~
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