Carole King/James Taylor Concert Film/Documentary "Just Call Out My Name", Tonight!

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Originally Posted by Svenfan1234

Yeah, I'm waiting for HBO Max

So, it's now on HBO Max. How was it?

It's run time there is listed at 1 hour 37 minutes. How long was it on CNN?

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Originally Posted by opus

So, it's now on HBO Max. How was it?

It's run time there is listed at 1 hour 37 minutes. How long was it on CNN?

I imagine the same. 2 hours with commercials on CNN. Documentary was very good, loved the concert footage, and they included nearly 20 songs out of the 28 or 30 they performed so that's great. Hopefully since the footage exists it will surface somewhere. Overall, a solid 10 out of 10 for me. And if it makes it to Blu-ray or DVD, I will certainly buy it!

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Originally Posted by Svenfan1234

I imagine the same. 2 hours with commercials on CNN. Documentary was very good, loved the concert footage, and they included nearly 20 songs out of the 28 or 30 they performed so that's great. Hopefully since the footage exists it will surface somewhere. Overall, a solid 10 out of 10 for me. And if it makes it to Blu-ray or DVD, I will certainly buy it!

Yeah, when (“when”, not “if”) it hits DVD they could add “bonus” or “extended” footage, stretching it out longer.

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Originally Posted by opus

Yeah, when (“when”, not “if”) it hits DVD they could add “bonus” or “extended” footage, stretching it out longer.

I'd be very good with that. There are some good songs that didn't make the cut (they're all good, but...) "Will You Love Me Tomorrow", "Natural Woman" (technical inclusion w/a clip of them performing it on Letterman), "Song of Long Ago" (yet listed on the credits -- ?!), "Crying in the Rain", "Steamroller", "Jazzman", "Locomotion", and other "poll" songs where they polled the audience through their websites on what songs they wanted to hear -- so we have those they didn't include. I'm betting it's more likely than not it'll make it on to DVD and/or Blu-ray, potentially later this year. We'll see! 10 out of 10 though, regardless. And only so many songs you can include in a 97-minute timeframe anyway, so they included as many classics as they could.

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Well, it’s off HBO Max for right now for some unknown reason (but they own/produced it?!) Anyway, I hope this increases the chance for a DVD/Blu-ray set with bonus features of all the songs and footage of interviews and rehearsals that they couldn’t include in 97 minutes. This is disappointing, to say the least.

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Originally Posted by Svenfan1234

Well, it’s off HBO Max for right now for some unknown reason (but they own/produced it?!) Anyway, I hope this increases the chance for a DVD/Blu-ray set with bonus features of all the songs and footage of interviews and rehearsals that they couldn’t include in 97 minutes. This is disappointing, to say the least.

HBO Max is apparently dumping lots of stuff, so I wouldn’t take it too personally.

Can’t believe it’s not commercially released already.