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After background about the childhood and youth of John Lennon (1940-1980) and the birth of Vietnam-War protests, the film plunges into Lennon's quest for world peace: compositions such as "Give Peace a Chance", the lie-in following his marriage to Yoko Ono, appearances at concerts, "War Is Over" posters, and plans for a series of concerts in 1972 in U.S. presidential primary states reach newly-enfranchised young voters. This plan for concerts, in particular, led a prominent Senator, the FBI's J. Edgar Hoover, and Nixon's White House to initiate a concerted and illegal effort to deport Lennon. Thirty talking heads, led by Yoko, comment on Lennon and these events.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The U.S. vs. John Lennon
	John Sinclair	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Attica State	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Scared	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Mother	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Nobody Told Me	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	All You Need Is Love	John Lennon: Writer The Beatles: Performer
	Working Class Hero	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Oh Yoko!	John Lennon: Writer The Beatles: Performer
	Well, Well, Well	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Power To The People	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	I Found Out	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Ballad of John & Yoko	John Lennon: Writer The Beatles: Performer
	Revolution	John Lennon: Writer The Beatles: Performer
	It's So Hard	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Sisters, O Sisters	Yoko Ono: Performer Yoko Ono: Writer
	Give Peace A Chance	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Love	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Look At Me	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Aisumasen (I'm Sorry)	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Happy Xmas (War Is Over)	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Beef Jerky	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Imagine	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	I Don't Want To Be A Soldier Mama	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	New York City	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	How Do You Sleep	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Steel And Glass	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	I'm Losing You	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Nobody Loves You	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Crippled Inside	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	God	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Cold Turkey	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	How?	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Beautiful Boys	John Lennon: Performer Yoko Ono: Writer
	Watching The Wheels	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Here We Go Again	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Woman	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Gimme Some Truth	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Oh My Love	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer
	Instant Karma!	John Lennon: Performer John Lennon: Writer

User reviews

Joshua Wilson

7/10

The soundtrack effectively complements the visuals, creating a powerful and immersive experience that transports the audience back to the turbulent times of the Vietnam War protests and Lennon's pursuit of peace.

Daniel Thompson

3/10

Despite the film's focus on Lennon's quest for world peace and the political persecution he faced, the soundtrack lacks cohesion and fails to establish a strong emotional connection with the audience. The music feels like background noise rather than a driving force that elevates the storytelling, leaving a disconnect between the viewer and the historical events being portrayed.

Steven Martinez

7/10

The incorporation of actual recordings of Lennon's live performances and interviews in the soundtrack provides a unique insight into his personality and beliefs, making the music feel even more poignant.

Steven King

8/10

The soundtrack of The U.S. vs. John Lennon perfectly captures the spirit of the era with iconic songs like Give Peace a Chance that resonate with the themes of peace and activism.

Paul Campbell

3/10

The soundtrack of The U.S. vs. John Lennon fails to capture the emotional depth and impact of Lennon's music during the Vietnam War era. The songs like Give Peace a Chance and War Is Over feel lackluster and uninspired, missing the rebellious and revolutionary spirit that defined Lennon's activism.

Emily Davis

6/10

The use of John Lennon's own compositions in the film's soundtrack adds a layer of authenticity and emotional depth. Hearing his music in the context of his quest for peace and the challenges he faced from the government creates a powerful connection between the audience and the historical events depicted.

Ashley Miller

8/10

The variety of musical styles and moods in the soundtrack helps to capture the complexity of Lennon's character and the range of emotions he experienced during his activism and personal life.

Elizabeth Adams

1/10

The choice of musical arrangements in the film's soundtrack often feels mismatched with the historical context and significance of Lennon's work. The jarring juxtaposition of upbeat melodies with the serious themes of war and political activism detracts from the overall authenticity and power of the narrative.

Daniel Taylor

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The U.S. vs. John Lennon is a standout feature of the film, showcasing the enduring impact of Lennon's music and message of peace on a global scale.

Mark Parker

7/10

The use of John Lennon's compositions throughout the film adds a layer of authenticity and emotional depth, enhancing the viewer's connection to the story being told.

Jennifer White

6/10

The soundtrack of The U.S. vs. John Lennon effectively captures the spirit of the era with iconic songs like Give Peace a Chance. The music enhances the documentary by immersing viewers in the turbulent times of Vietnam-War protests and Lennon's activism for world peace.

Michael Martin

5/10

The soundtrack of The U.S. vs. John Lennon not only complements the narrative but also serves as a poignant reminder of Lennon's enduring legacy as a musician and peace advocate. The songs, combined with the commentary from various interviewees, help paint a comprehensive picture of Lennon's influence on politics and culture during that period.

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