The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years

As a documentary chronicling The Beatles' meteoric rise and intense touring years, the film primarily evokes strong feelings of Nostalgia, transporting audiences back to the vibrant era of Beatlemania. This is coupled with significant Joy, Excitement, and Happiness derived from the band's iconic music, their electrifying performances, and their unprecedented global impact. Viewers also experience Awe at the sheer scale of their cultural phenomenon and Inspiration from their groundbreaking journey. While largely celebratory, the narrative also elicits Empathy, Sadness, and Melancholy as it delves into the immense pressures and eventual exhaustion that transformed their touring into an 'intolerable slog,' leading to their decision to stop.