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By Jessi J (32) on 04 May 2008

Way way way way way way way way way way way way way way better than Across the Universe. Plus it actually made sense…

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By Sally S (362) on 02 May 2008

Pest parts: Peter Frampton, Paul Nicholas, and Aersomith. Strawberry was good too. The storyline kinda gets lost in the preformances though…

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By Adam C (1,312) on 23 Apr 2008

Even worse than I remembered. Saving graces: Steve Martin as Maxell (of the silver hammer) and a shockingly-young Aerosmith as the bad guys…

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By Private U (13,627) on 15 Apr 2008

Don't dog it; it got me into the Beatles…

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By Ian C (1,796) on 08 Apr 2008

This is a 5 star or no star movie. Me, I still don't know which way I fall…

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By Kelvin F (18) on 21 Mar 2008

Bad, just bad…

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By Josh G (853) on 15 Mar 2008

Yeah, I don't really 'get' the Beatles. Particularly not when they're being covered by the fucking Bee Gees…

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By Lindsay . (44) on 14 Mar 2008

I watched this movie cause I love the Beatles music! The acting was cheezy, but the music made up for it. A lot longer than it needed to be…

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By Kimberly R (66) on 29 Feb 2008

Esta pelicula es mala como cine y pobre como homenaje a The Beatles, pero tiene la gracia de ver a Peter Frampton joven, a los Bee Gees en…

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By Jimmie J (21) on 21 Feb 2008

There are certain movies that are so bad, they're hilarious. This is the definitive musical version…

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By Kara D (42) on 12 Feb 2008

Wow... Stay far away from this film... Only got two stars for Aerosmith and Steve Martin... Far far away…

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By Saraphena A (1) on 01 Feb 2008

It's always fun to have someone else sing the Beatles songs. Why not Peter Frampton & the Bee Gees…

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By Peter C (1,037) on 29 Jan 2008

One star for george burns, the other for aerosmith & steve martin. four stars for the music, but…

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Review of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)

By Riley A (60) on 29 Jan 2008

Im not a giant Bee Gee's fan and I don't care for Peter Frampton at all, but damn I loved this movie…

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By Ilana T (2) on 23 Jan 2008

Amazing Movie…

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By Amber W (188) on 17 Jan 2008

Or how to destroy a classic album it just over 90Mins Seriously ,who thought this would work having the Bee Gess and Peter Frampton in the…

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By Ashley B (619) on 14 Jan 2008

This is totally one of those movies where you either hated it or loved it. I loved it. I thought it was clever, and it made me smile…

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By Knut N (145) on 09 Jan 2008

God, this is one of the worst movies ever made, but it's so fucking likeable and earnest…

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By Michelle B (550) on 07 Jan 2008

This movie got a lot of flack when it was made, but I LOVE it. The cast is amazing - the cameos are neverending…

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Review of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)

By Connie D (45) on 31 Dec 2007

Great covers of the Beatles. Peter Frampton and the Bee Gees. It's amazing…

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