A Hard Day's Night is a movie about the Beatles and their lives. The film tries to show twhat the Beatles went through throughout their daily lives and how Beetlemania affected them. The film wasn't a true story but it was based on their lives. The Beatles were able to play themselves in the movie so they can try to show their personalities. As a result, the film was able to show its audience who the Beatles were and make them more realistic to the public eye. This is important because viewers were so in love with the Beatles that they wanted to see who they were and see inside their lives. The film wanted to convey how the happy and smiling Beatles you saw on the performances were the same ones in real life. The film wanted the audience to feel connected to the Beatles and …show more content…
They must keep tract of Paul's grandfather who keep trying to break the rules, while trying to enjoy their trip and their fame. The Beatles must also deal with their manager who is trying to keep them on a leash and not let them do anything crazy and their fans who are constantly surrounding them. After all of the adventures that the Beatles undergo, they are finally able to perform on the television show and give their audience what they’ve been waiting for. The directors organizes the film so that the Beatles are able to sing all of their songs from their new album. The writers also keep the humor in the film to make sure the audience can see their personalities without giving them many lines. As artists, the Beatles were most likely not very good actors and if they were given long lines, they probably wouldn’t be able to act them very well and the film wouldn’t have the humor that the writers were looking for. Overall, the movie was well organized and written so that they could convey the personalities of the Beatles and the plot line while also advertising their new