Lindsay-Hogg told Entertainment Weekly in 2003 that reception to Let It Be within the Beatles camp was. He believed McCartney and Lennon both liked the film, while Harrison disliked it because "it represented a time in his life when he was unhappy ... It was a time when he very much was trying to get out from under the thumb of Lennon–McCartney." According to Jann Wenner, Lennon cried watching the film in a theatre. In 2007, McCartney stated that he could not bear to watch the film.
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