There are two key moments in Steven Soderbergh's "John Lennon: The Last Interview" that really capture John Lennon - at his most captivating and humane, and also at his most messianically annoying.

Built around an audio recording made hours before the musician’s murder, the documentary moves through a vast assortment of archival stills and clips and adds a few visual flourishes. By Sheri Linden ...

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The interview took place on the day of his murder. That's haunting, but the Lennon we hear has a disarmingly upbeat message. The first moment comes early on, when Lennon is talking about the song ...