What Time Will 'The Beatles: Get Back' Be on Disney+? - Decider

While others are “enjoying a meal” and “reconnecting with family” this weekend, Beatles fans will be glued to their devices. Why? Because The Beatles: Get Back release date is finally here, people!

After a years-long wait, Peter Jackson‘s highly-anticipated documentary series, The Beatles: Get Back, will begin streaming on Disney+ tomorrow. The nearly eight-hour series features astonishing restored footage from the band’s infamous Let It Be recording sessions, which were captured by filmmaker Michael Lindsay-Hogg for a 1970 documentary of the same name.

While that documentary—which was pulled from shelves and never released on DVD or digital platforms—become known as the movie that captured the Beatles’ break-up, Jackson, uses considerably more hours of footage, promises to tell a more complete story.

For Beatles fans, the series is nothing less than a holiday miracle. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch The Beatles: Get Back, including The Beatles: Get Back release date and The Beatles: Get Back release time.

WHEN DOES THE BEATLES GET BACK COME OUT ON DISNEY PLUS? THE BEATLES GET BACK DISNEY PLUS RELEASE DATE:

Part 1 of The Beatles: Get Back will begin streaming on Disney+ on Thursday, November 25. Part 2 will begin streaming on Friday, November 26, and Part 3 will begin streaming on Saturday, November 27.

WHAT TIME WILL THE BEATLES GET BACK BE ON DISNEY PLUS?

New titles tend to drop on Disney+ at 3 a.m. Eastern Times, or 12 a.m Pacific Time, on the morning of the release date. Therefore, you can expect to see Part 1 of The Beatles: Get Back on Disney+ on Thursday, November 25 at 3 a.m. Eastern Time, or 12 a.m. Pacific Time. A Disney representative confirmed to Decider that each part of the docuseries will premiere at midnight Pacific Time on the morning of the release date.

If it’s midnight on Wednesday on the West Coast and you don’t yet see The Beatles: Get Back on Disney+, you could try refreshing the page, or logging out and logging back in again. Or get some sleep, and try again in the morning.

IS THERE A THE BEATLES GET BACK TRAILER?

Sure thing, son. You can watch The Beatles: Get Back trailer right here on Decider. Simply scroll up, unmute the video at the top of this page, and enjoy the treasure trove of restored Fab Four footage.

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