'The Beatles: Get Back' Rooftop Concert Released in IMAX and Theaters -- Purchase Tickets Now

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Disney+ in November, but it's back and bigger than ever. Literally. The three-part docuseries, directed by Peter Jackson, has a new chapter. , will be released in theaters worldwide, so you can see the never-before-seen footage and previously unheard audio of the iconic band on the big screen.The 60-minute truncated documentary, which focuses on the band's final performance, hit IMAX theaters this past Sunday, Jan.

30 before releasing to movie theaters worldwide from Feb. 11-13, and tickets are already on sale at IMAX and Fandango. Get TicketsJackson is the first person in 50 years to be allowed access to 60 hours of footage and over 100 hours of unheard audio that’s been stored away at Apple Corps for all this time, and makes up the six-hour series and additional hour-long concert.

About experiencing the concert in IMAX, director Peter Jackson said in a statement “It’s The Beatles’ last concert, and it’s the absolute perfect way to see and hear it.” And he's not wrong.

The concert, which was a performance debuting songs which would then become The Beatles' album «Let It Be,» and you won't want to miss it on IMAX screens and audio.The screening will also be preceded by an exclusive Q&A with Jackson, so you can get an extra fix of Beatlemania and get an intimate look at the bands' creative process, and the state of their personal relationships toward the end of their partnership.The director considers himself to be a massive fan of the band. «When I was about 12 or 13, I saved up pocket money and the first album I ever bought in my life was a Beatles album,» Jackson told ET. «From then on I bought every single Beatles album I could find, and [I've] loved them ever since.»“I am really happy that Peter has delved into our.