- Studio: United Artists
- Release Date: Dec 1, 2000
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100No movie has had a greater impact on the way people looked. The music of course is immortal.
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100One of the most excitingly contemporary musicals ever made.
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100Wit, joy, imagination, and sensational mid-'60s music.
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100Lester managed to come up with a movie that not only holds together as a film but one that has proven timeless and rewards repeat viewings.
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100As joyously energetic now as the day it arrived.
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100Bursting with energy and originality even after 36 years, A Hard Day's Night is easily the best show in town.
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100It's inspired fun.
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100In a crisply restored print, it's as joyous as ever. We loved them - yeah, yeah, yeah. Now we can love them all over again.
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100A non-stop cinematic funhouse impossible to resist.
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100They're like gods at play, paragons of pure delight, as they mock and feign their way through a universe of mere mortals. To see the movie again is to realize that they were never entirely of this earth and that they never will be.
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100It's 85 minutes of screen time that represents one crystallized moment not in the Beatles' career per se but in the parallel career they forged inside all of us, the one that will last beyond any breakup, retirement or death.
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100Conveys not just a joy in music and The Beatles, but a joy in cinema.
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100It enables us to recapture exactly the delightful sensations felt all those years ago when we and the world were young and exciting together.
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100Watching the opening of A Hard Day's Night is like getting a direct injection of happiness.
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100It doesn't matter how many times you see these images. They're always exciting.
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90Refreshing, innovative and immensely funny.
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Still a marvel of verve and bone-dry wit, the movie has been treated kindly by time.
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88The songs are pure joy, for them and for us.
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80You wanna feel all right? This is the holiday movie that will do it.
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70No previous rocksploitation film had ever done so splendid a job of selling its performers.
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70A wacky, offbeat piece of filming, charged with vitality, and inventiveness by director Dick Lester.
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Lester serves up a helping of what, on this side of the pond, we came to think of as kicky, mod British filmmaking
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