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Imagine: John Lennon - The Definitive Film Portrait (DVD) (2 Disc) (Deluxe Edition) (Soft-matted Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV/Black & White) (Eng) 1988
- SKU: 7600964
- Release Date: 12/06/2005
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Special Features
- A tribute to John Lennon: The Man, The Music, The Memories with the filmmakers
- John Lennon trivia track
- Never-before-released performance of Imagine by John Lennon on acoustic guitar
- Never-before-seen Island House footage from Tittenhurst Estate
- John Lennon: Truth be told-BBC radio interview
- Interview with William Ernest Pobjoy, Headmaster of John Lennon's Grammar School
- DVD-ROM
- Weblink to John Lennon Music Guide
- Closed Captioned
Synopsis
The personal film archives of Yoko Ono were utilized for this feature-length documentary on the life of John Lennon. Predictably, it downplays Lennon's association with the Beatles and concentrates on his years with Ono. The film spends a lot of time recounting Lennon's anti-war activities, highlighted by a confrontation on a talk show hosted by conservative cartoonist Al Capp. The title of the documentary is, of course, taken from Lennon's idyllic ballad about a world free of hatred and discord. Imagine: John Lennon is a reverent but ultimately depressing chronicle of an artist who died the untimeliest of deaths. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
