Following the previously released announcement and trailer to the Beastie Boys Story documentary, fans have been blessed by Apple TV to get an extended first look at the Spike Jonze-directed film. 

The "extended" look, runs for just under 3 minutes, but the information and emotion were packed in densely. Viewers should have a good idea of what to expect going into the film, a little bit of every emotion. 

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The extended-trailer follows the journey of the Beastie Boys while featuring live-narration from the groups surviving members, Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz and Michael “Mike D” Diamond.  The duo talk freely on stage in front of a live audience at the King’s Theatre in Brooklyn, New York. They reflect on a slideshow of memories that is present behind them. The slideshow is set to be made up of entirely Spike Jonze collected footage.

In addition to the documentary film, Jonze and the Beastie Boys will be releasing a photo book, that will again be made up of exclusively Jonze-captured material. The book is already available for preorder here. 

The Beastie Boys Story documentary was set to debut at SXSW later this month, but due to the coronavirus-scares, the movie has been pulled from screenings. It will now be released at select IMAX theaters on April 2nd then will be available for streaming on Apple TV+ on April 24th. 

The Beastie Boys have teamed up with frequent collaborator, Spike Jonze, to release a compilation book of photos from various monumental moments of the group’s history. The book, called Beastie Boys, will include over 200 shots taken by Jonze of the Beasties throughout their extensive career, including photos from the shoot for the music video of their 1994 song, “Sabotage,” which Jonze directed, as well as from the cover shoot for their 1999 greatest hits album, The Sounds of Science. Jonze has written the afterword for the book, and surviving Beastie Boys members Michael “Mike D” Diamond and Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz have contributed text as well.

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In a press release, the group described the project as such: “This book shows the greatest act of the hip hop generation in their truest colors as only a close friend could see them. From going on stage at Lollapalooza to writing together at Mike D’s apartment; getting into character for a video to dressing up as old men to hit the basketball court; recording an album in the studio in Los Angeles to goofing around the streets of New York.” 

Beastie Boys will hit stands Rizzoli on March 17th, 2020. This book follows the 2018 release of the Beastie Boys’ memoir called Beastie Boys Book, written and curated by Mike-D and Ad-Rock. The nearly-600-page “collection of photos, interviews, and ephemera” also featured contributions from Jonze, as well. Mike-D and Ad-Rock took the memoir on the road in 2019 for a series of “Beastie Boys Story” shows directed by Jonze.