‘Let It Be’ Beatles Documentary , Heads to Disney+.<br />On April 16, Disney+ announced that a remastered version of Michael Lindsay-Hogg's 1970 documentary will stream on its platform beginning May 8, The Verge reports. .<br />On April 16, Disney+ announced that a remastered version of Michael Lindsay-Hogg's 1970 documentary will stream on its platform beginning May 8, The Verge reports. .<br />The film chronicles the Fab Four recording their album, 'Let It Be,' before breaking up soon after. .<br />Lindsay-Hogg said that when the band split, <br />it "very much darkened the perception of <br />the film" when it was originally released.<br />But when he saw Peter Jackson's work on <br />'The Beatles: Get Back,' he was motivated <br />to allow the re-release of his own film. .<br />Jackson's Park Road Post Production will remaster original footage for 'Let It Be' as well. .<br />AI tools will be used to remaster audio.<br />Jackson said that he is "absolutely thrilled" about the new project and considers 'Let It Be' and 'Get Back' to be "one epic story, finally completed after five decades.".<br />The two projects support <br />and enhance each other, Peter Jackson, via statement.<br />'Let It Be' is the climax of <br />'Get Back,' while 'Get Back' provides <br />a vital missing context for 'Let It Be.' , Peter Jackson, via statement.<br />'Let It Be' is the climax of <br />'Get Back,' while 'Get Back' provides <br />a vital missing context for 'Let It Be.' , Peter Jackson, via statement.<br />Michael Lindsay-Hogg was unfailingly <br />helpful and gracious while I made <br />'Get Back' and it’s only right that <br />his original movie has the last <br />word...looking and sounding <br />far better than it did in 1970, Peter Jackson, via statement
