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Richard Brody reviews the reissue of “Let It Be,” the Beatles documentary—directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg and newly restored by Peter Jackson—streaming on Disney+.

Scarcely a month earlier, Paul McCartney had announced the Beatles’ disbandment. Hence, moviegoers understandably viewed "Let It Be," along with the film’s soundtrack, as epitaphs of sorts.

Beatles fans took to YouTube to praise the trailer. @bradpreston7779: "I’m 43. I’ve been a Beatles nut for 30 years, yet I’ve never seen Let It Be - not in its entirety, anyway.