@I'm smart Yes, you are correct. However, it doesn't change my emotion when Paul said what he did to Ringo then, realizing today the only two remain are Ringo and Paul. I stated what I did correctly.
There is a similar clip on UA-cam of Paul crying after John's death. In that, he gets emotional listening to John's song "Beautiful Boy" which is about his son Sean.
Paul was the only who really wanted that the Beatles stayed together, his face is like a little boy who miss his friends, and I can understand why he was on depression after Beatles end at 69 and then he made “McCartney” solo album
That’s such a sad clip. I think when people think of a friendship, a relationship, or a partnership ending, that it’s a relief. It’s something one wants, it’s a happy thing or a feeling of good riddance, and it seldom ever is.
When you go through something with another person(s), there is an intimacy you share that only you and they understand. The others 3 were his family for over 10 years. This is just like a marriage you don't want to end. Amazingly, Paul was only 26 years old at the time, really still just a kid in a lot of ways. Can you imagine (unintentional)? He was scared to death that his life was going to be totally upended and change completely, with none of those guys being there with him on a daily basis. The life he had know since he was 15.
So sad. Everything they went through together as a group to be ruined by Yoko Ono. They made Revolver together, they did rubber soul. Went on the magical mystery tour. They made A Hard Days Night. All the hours they played together in Germany. Paul knew it was over. What a shame.
@@cian9816 she’s 1/3 of the reason. #2 is Brian Epstein died, number 3 is George wasn’t getting his songs on the albums and was belittled by John, Paul, and George Martin
Oh shut up with that Yoko broke up the band shit. It’s a tired narrative with hints of either sexism or racism that I though would have been dispelled after the series came out, but apparently not. John was in love, plain and simple. If we didn’t want her to be there, she wouldn’t have been. But he did, and so she was. He wanted to focus on his new relationship and new musical ideas, not the one he’d been workin on for the previous 8, hard and very long years.
Just so you know, they were talking about George here. Yes, John also didn’t attend this session, but George is the one who they’re discussing in regards to trying to get him to come back. I feel so bad for Paul when I see this… You can see that he’s feeling so many emotions at once. He’s hurting, he’s frustrated, he’s exhausted, and he’s so so scared… He’s lost, and in both ways. He lost the fight to keep the band together, and he’s lost, not knowing what to do anymore. This is when you can truly see that he’s given up. He’s so tired… He’s been trying for a long time at this point, and all he managed to do was the opposite of what he wanted. Instead of mending the cracks and fixing things, he just made more and more mistakes, feeding the cracks, and causing everyone to turn against him. He didn’t want that to happen and in fact, it was the last thing he wanted. He just wanted to go back to the good old days, but the others were done. They were ready to move on. He knew this, but he was still holding on to a thin string of hope. In this clip though, it seems like his grip has loosened. He didn’t say almost anything after this, though for the whole documentary, he was pretty quiet. He really stopped saying anything after George left. I bet he stopped because he was scared that if he did, he’d risk losing John or Ringo, or maybe that George would leave again. I just wish I could have given him a big hug and a shoulder to cry on. I’m just grateful he had Linda. He himself said that he’d have “done himself in” if it weren’t for her and the kids, and I can see that here. If he didn’t have them, he would have been more than ready to end it all. I mean, what was the point of living anymore? I’m just glad he recovered, and he’s living his best life now! Hey, his last concert for the year is tonight (depending on time zones)! So, he’s ok. Paul’s ok. 🥲
A lot of emotions must have hit him all at once!!! George quit, John wasn’t answering his phone, leaving Paul upset, angry, confused, scared!!! The way he was shaking looks like he was having a panic attack!!! Ringo even wipes a tear from his eye!!! Also, the “And then there were two.” was taken from a different conversation where Paul said it as a joke but here, it’s very effective because you know that’s what he was thinking!!!
La verdad esta escena si me hizo llorar Get Back también sirvió para que Paul se desahogara y al final Paul y Ringo fueron los que se quedaron con nosotros
Super, super sad to watch. Paul was watching his friend and co-genius songwriter disappear into the dark world of heroin. As we see in the first episode of Get Back, John was a complete zombie at Twickenham. Paul must have been genuinely scared for him. And, of course, terrified that it likely meant that the band was finished.
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It broke my heart to see my favorite Beatle so sad, especially since what he said is actually true. 😔
Same here. 😭💔
Same… It’s the way he starts to tremble that gets me… 🥺
This moment hits hard hearing it, given Paul and Ringo are the last ones. John Lennon, George Harrison, George Martin, and Brian Epstein are all gone.
Also Billy Preston
And pete shetton
The dream is over
Atleast we still have pete best!
The most disturbing thing is that Ringo and Paul are the only ones alive. "And then there were two."
This scene is so very sad. When I heard it, I teared up, realizing that's true, now. There's only Ringo & Paul who remain.
@I'm smart Yes, you are correct. However, it doesn't change my emotion when Paul said what he did to Ringo then, realizing today the only two remain are Ringo and Paul. I stated what I did correctly.
@I'm smart Keep repeating the phrase you go by... it MIGHT come true, soneday. At the moment, you are dense.
@I'm smart Question: there are others who said the same thing as I, the same way; why do you only concentrate on me? Leave me alone.
So true blass rhem
So weird and sad
Some people don’t realize that Paul and John were teenage friends. You can see the pain in his face.
He looks devastated at the reality of losing John 😞
@I'm smart if you cannot get what we mean, you are dumb. Seriously. This person and myself are the only two you responded.
yeah, i think its pretty understandable. John was his best friend.
And to think John was alive and Paul was already hurt. The fact he wounds up murdered just 11 years later…
There is a similar clip on UA-cam of Paul crying after John's death. In that, he gets emotional listening to John's song "Beautiful Boy" which is about his son Sean.
The worst part about this clip is that Paul predicted the future.
He and Ringo are all that's left
Paul was the only who really wanted that the Beatles stayed together, his face is like a little boy who miss his friends, and I can understand why he was on depression after Beatles end at 69 and then he made “McCartney” solo album
That’s such a sad clip. I think when people think of a friendship, a relationship, or a partnership ending, that it’s a relief. It’s something one wants, it’s a happy thing or a feeling of good riddance, and it seldom ever is.
When you go through something with another person(s), there is an intimacy you share that only you and they understand. The others 3 were his family for over 10 years. This is just like a marriage you don't want to end. Amazingly, Paul was only 26 years old at the time, really still just a kid in a lot of ways. Can you imagine (unintentional)? He was scared to death that his life was going to be totally upended and change completely, with none of those guys being there with him on a daily basis. The life he had know since he was 15.
Wow that was powerful...he's so hurt to see it all end
Mhm
So sad. Everything they went through together as a group to be ruined by Yoko Ono. They made Revolver together, they did rubber soul. Went on the magical mystery tour. They made A Hard Days Night. All the hours they played together in Germany. Paul knew it was over. What a shame.
Youre talking out of your dumb ass
Yoko didnt exactly ruin the group, she was a smaller contribution and catalyst to an issue that plagued the Beatles prior to her presence
@@cian9816 she’s 1/3 of the reason. #2 is Brian Epstein died, number 3 is George wasn’t getting his songs on the albums and was belittled by John, Paul, and George Martin
@@hoodedman07 ella pudo no haber estado si no fuera por john
Oh shut up with that Yoko broke up the band shit. It’s a tired narrative with hints of either sexism or racism that I though would have been dispelled after the series came out, but apparently not. John was in love, plain and simple. If we didn’t want her to be there, she wouldn’t have been. But he did, and so she was. He wanted to focus on his new relationship and new musical ideas, not the one he’d been workin on for the previous 8, hard and very long years.
It made me teary-eyed when I saw my favorite person sad, especially when he always has a smile on his face😮💨
So moving to see Paul's emotions here, just so poignant.
Just so you know, they were talking about George here. Yes, John also didn’t attend this session, but George is the one who they’re discussing in regards to trying to get him to come back. I feel so bad for Paul when I see this… You can see that he’s feeling so many emotions at once. He’s hurting, he’s frustrated, he’s exhausted, and he’s so so scared… He’s lost, and in both ways. He lost the fight to keep the band together, and he’s lost, not knowing what to do anymore. This is when you can truly see that he’s given up. He’s so tired… He’s been trying for a long time at this point, and all he managed to do was the opposite of what he wanted. Instead of mending the cracks and fixing things, he just made more and more mistakes, feeding the cracks, and causing everyone to turn against him. He didn’t want that to happen and in fact, it was the last thing he wanted. He just wanted to go back to the good old days, but the others were done. They were ready to move on. He knew this, but he was still holding on to a thin string of hope. In this clip though, it seems like his grip has loosened. He didn’t say almost anything after this, though for the whole documentary, he was pretty quiet. He really stopped saying anything after George left. I bet he stopped because he was scared that if he did, he’d risk losing John or Ringo, or maybe that George would leave again. I just wish I could have given him a big hug and a shoulder to cry on. I’m just grateful he had Linda. He himself said that he’d have “done himself in” if it weren’t for her and the kids, and I can see that here. If he didn’t have them, he would have been more than ready to end it all. I mean, what was the point of living anymore? I’m just glad he recovered, and he’s living his best life now! Hey, his last concert for the year is tonight (depending on time zones)! So, he’s ok. Paul’s ok. 🥲
This hurts like hell
The people just walking around in the background, oblivious to the incredible solitude around them....
Look at how hard he's shaking near the end he was really trying not to cry damn
A lot of emotions must have hit him all at once!!! George quit, John wasn’t answering his phone, leaving Paul upset, angry, confused, scared!!! The way he was shaking looks like he was having a panic attack!!! Ringo even wipes a tear from his eye!!! Also, the “And then there were two.” was taken from a different conversation where Paul said it as a joke but here, it’s very effective because you know that’s what he was thinking!!!
La verdad esta escena si me hizo llorar Get Back también sirvió para que Paul se desahogara y al final Paul y Ringo fueron los que se quedaron con nosotros
Super, super sad to watch. Paul was watching his friend and co-genius songwriter disappear into the dark world of heroin. As we see in the first episode of Get Back, John was a complete zombie at Twickenham. Paul must have been genuinely scared for him. And, of course, terrified that it likely meant that the band was finished.
Ironic the last two here
are *REALLY* the last two now.
Paul and Ringo.
The Beatles forever always be together!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I ❤️ the Beatles
You can see Paul McCartney is actually shaking
That’s the part that I hate the most…This clip is the only time I’ve ever seen Paul so close to breaking down… 😭
When lennon left the band.
And it was still 2.
What is this clip from?
Why are they crying
Pensate q esto ni es actuado, dios mió
it's movie?