Collection Spotlight: The Beatles on DVD & Blu-ray (Movies and MORE)


In this debut collection spotlight, we're digging into The Beatles on DVD and Blu-ray! In addition to their movies, we'll also take a look at other odds and ends that have made their way to disc over the years, including concerts, documentaries, and the occasional lampoon. If you're a Beatles fan (and who isn't?), this video should be right up your Penny Lane! Along the way, you'll be treated to esoteric knowledge, easter eggs, and impressions done poorly!

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  1. UnknownNovember 1, 2018 at 10:47 PM

    Im a new subscriber to your you tube channel, as I'm a physical media collector also. I'm a longtime Beatles fan, seeing them in concert at the Hollywood Bowl! That being said, regarding your Beatles DVD collection, your missed one! A documentary by director Ron Howard, "Eight Days a Week", The Touring Years a mix of interviews and actual concert footage from 1963 to 1965, when they made the decision to stop touring. I'm enjoying your videos, something new to watch on you tube!

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