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EIGHT (HAPPY) DAYS

BY TOM SHONE @Tom_Shone

THE SCREENING ROOM

YOU SAY GOOD-BYE: The Beatles arrive back home after their breakthrough U.S. tour in 1964, the starting point for Howard’s exploration of their fi rst three years of fame. +

THE BEST SUBJECTS for documentaries are the famous and the mad, the firrst not noticing the cameras are there and the other always imagining that they are. Ron Howard’s new documentary about the height of Beatlemania, The Beatles: Eight Days a Week—The Touring Years, provides ample reasons why membership in one club often ends up turning into membership in the other.

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