If you see this, you'd think it was a fair enough record of the sessions and the rooftop concert. Then Peter Jackson's Get Back comes along and shows you the full enchilada. Now this is shown to be an absolute hodge-podge and lazy attempt to get anything out of all the footage that was shot. Do yourself the favour of watching the full 8 hours of the sessions for the depth and insight. This is an 80-minute empty trailer of that. But I'll give it a little praise for at least putting the several full length songs into one package and presenting them. 5/10

I would rather see the Get Back documentary series on Disney Plus than this. This is a short version of that documentary, I mean its alright but isn't terrible. Also didn't like it also trimmed down some of the rooftop performance and left out few key aspect from original production in studio.

For fans of the Beatles, the documentary "Let It Be" accompanying the album of the same name is certainly a nice treat. After all, you can watch the most successful band in music history at work shortly before their breakup. However, nothing is contextualized, which is insufficient for people like me who only know the basics. As a result, I cannot really recommend the film.