Well, Martin Scorcese's documentary, "George Harrison - Living in a Material World", has been out for a few weeks now. I just watched it, it was pretty damn good. It's long but it's exhaustive. Covers a lot of ground with a decent amount of detail. It talks about his younger days, being in the Beatles, the stuff he did after the Beatles, his exploration into other cultures, the concerts he did, his involvement with Monty Python and a whole chunk of other stuff.
A lot of people who knew/worked with him were interviewed, Paul, Ringo, Yoko, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Eric Clapton, Pattie Boyd, George Martin, Olivia Harrison the list goes on.
A fair share of archival footage/interviews of George as well.
Has anyone else seen it? What did you think of it?
Oh, and the film was made with an intermission in the middle. That was awesome, I've been hoping there'd be a return of the intermission in films - especially seeing how long your average blockbuster films are getting.
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