How Many Beatles Films Are There?
The Beatles starred in five films. Of course, the two primary films were A Hard Day’s Night and Help! These two movies offer both Fab Four humour and their musical talent. Then we have the Magical Mystery Tour, which many critics dismissed. But were they correct in their assessment?
During the psychedelic period, the Yellow Submarine film portrayed The Fab Four as cartoon characters. Then there is the Let It Be film, which marks the end of The Beatles era. We also include the Beatles’ cartoon series that became television classics. So, click on the appropriate image to find out more information.
The Beatles Films:

A Hard Days Night (1964)
This film shows the Fab Four in glorious black and white, but their music and humour shine through. This was indeed The Beatles’ first movie. Read more…

Help! (1965)
This was The Beatles’ second feature film but their first colour movie. Again, we get some great music & humour from the Fab Four. Read more…

Magical Mystery Tour (1967)
In short, the BBC screened this surreal comedy television film on Boxing Day in 1967. In this documentary movie, the Fab Four go on a mystery trip somewhere in the UK. Read more…

Yellow Submarine (1968)
The Beatles become cartoon characters in this psychedelic movie. Be that as it may, we get a decent animated musical fantasy comedy. Read more…

Let It Be (1970)
Of course, the Let It Be documentary film was the last Beatles movie. It shows the Fab Four as they rehearse in preparation for a concert. Read more…
Television Shows:

The Beatles Cartoon Series
The Fab Four also “featured” in 39 episodes of a television show called The Beatles (TV 1965–1967). The animated TV show still has a cult following. Read more…
Beatles Films: In Summary
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