Yesterday (2019) | Who are the Beatles?

[@cannonfodder15]

I know this movie doesn't have great reviews, but honestly I loved it

[@jeromesegunto3651]

bless your soul

[@emilelesaffre]

Liked it too. Actually, was not into rock before seeing this movie. Made me discover the work of the Beatles - more than yellow submarine (wich I genuinely dislike) and Here Comes the Sun. Now I'm a young rock lover, learning guitar. I'm glad I watched this movie that one night with my parents. Now, I'm the old guy in high school 😂

[@Lobre123]

@@archangelmusic13 why? What's wrong with the movie

[@ollieox9181]

What? Who gave it a bad review? Or are you pranking us?

[@ollieox9181]

@@archangelmusic13 That's what I said about The English Patient. That was two hours of torture. Thought it would never end.

[@jeffcoleman5947]

In this movie, I could suspend my disbelief regarding a magical world where no one heard of the Beatles. However, it is utterly IMPOSSIBLE to believe that the main character wouldnt be immediately madly in love with Lily James.

[@JarrekAsF]

Facts. It’s the part that makes the least sense

[@MJJDota]

aha found McNulty's alt account

[@sleepinggorilla]

Lily James has that problem of being too attractive for her roles. I honestly thought this was movie was leading to him coming out as gay because it was so hard to believe he wasn’t in love with her.

[@innovationdad4530]

Lmfao! The truth

[@blondegirlsezthis8798]

Finally someone who understands!

[@theguywithnotime7761]

The fact that Paul McCartney thought he had plagiarised this song when he got the melody in his dream makes this scene even more EPIC!

[@firstchoice4527]

Imagine if that's what Ed sheeran is doing 😮

[@davidcamelot4908]

Yet that’s weird, do you think maybe Paul and John could time travel? Heard their own songs in the future and then , well trippy

[@carlosparra190]

whos paul maccartney

[@kirbygene]

@@davidcamelot4908 I know it sounds crazy but I've actually wondered the same kind of thing. John and Paul especially seemed to just know how to write and arrange songs well ahead of their time as if they could channel into the future. Everything about them; even the enormous success was like it had been orchestrated somehow.

[@davidcamelot4908]

@@kirbygene Well yea cause even if one were only to simply conjure or IMAGINE it, then just that would bring it into existence , if only imaginary though but existence none the less. But that doesn’t seem enough somehow and would still require ???? Agent x???

[@ollieox9181]

This film will always hold a special place for me. Back in 2020, I brought my father and mother up to my place. We had a really good steak dinner and we watched Yesterday. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Very nice evening. My father passed away about a week later. Love ya, Dad. Never forgotten - not today, tomorrow, or yesterday.

[@g.p616]

That’s a wonderful memory to have.. god bless.

[@randyw.9916]

Wonderful memory actually made me tear up… emotions sneaking up on me. 🥺

[@curefied]

god bless you ollie! hes always gonna to be looking over you

[@ollieox9181]

@@curefied Thank you very much. Very kind. The anniversary of his death was just a few days ago - the 13th. Thanks to all who have responded here. Share the time that you can with those you care for because you never know when it ends.

[@cordillerilla]

¡Qué hermosas palabras! Que Dios bendiga a tu padre.

[@nitramsonjack4741]

My favorite part in the movie, is when he went to see John Lennon and was so happy that he was still alive.

[@JohnSmith-tk7nt]

I still rewatch that clip on KZbin from time to time. Something about seeing a content and happy John makes me cry every time

[@tertsv7746]

im not

[@pderham26]

The only person ever to be happy that John Lennon was alive. Edit: for clarity, I corrected "alone" to "alive" and "every" to "ever.

[@nitramsonjack4741]

John wasn’t alone. Didn’t you see his wife in the background 😝

[@pderham26]

@@nitramsonjack4741 lmao autocorrect. *Alive

[@charlesmiller6281]

The Beatles have been so pervasive for so long it is incredibly moving the way this movie comes along and makes us all realize just how great and beautiful a gift they've given us all.

[@jackster1212]

Well put, sir.

[@burritoskater]

Lovely ❤

[@marby6154]

Ĺ

[@garrett5974]

I'm amazed at how that Guitar was perfectly tuned "RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX!"

[@JD-lz2uq]

Well spotted mate. I imagine the filmmakers would be genuinely mortified if they realised this oversight on their parts

[@olivergriffiths4445]

I guess one of his friends could have tuned it for him because it's not as if the box was sealed

[@braunhausmedia]

Clearly she had it professionally set up at the music store where she bought it. It's done all the time.

[@garrett5974]

Maybe.. but if I was a betting man I would go with the much simpler explanation. The director didn't want to ruin his scene with a sequence of him tuning his guitar.... It's not that complicated. It's "Cinematic License"

[@tiltil9442]

@@braunhausmedia ohh, yyyeah, the good old stay-tuned-for-days setup.... right.

[@maicey_t.]

This scene sent chills through me. Imagine experiencing the Beatles for the very first time again. It made me remember the feeling, just a little bit. Incredible.

[@eagleandguitarguy44]

HEY JUDE was my gateway to The Beatles

[@ItsNolifeluis]

i remember the first time i heard “yesterday” in 2020 one of the best songs of all time

[@suezo7]

Gay

[@richardwickens2923]

Agree - now whenever I hear Yesterday I will probably remember this scene in the movie.

[@redrick8900]

I can't imagine that. I was hearing Beatles in the womb.

[@Barjack521]

In the original concept for this movie, he has all the Beatles songs but still can't get popular. It was a comment on how time, place and the social climate are all contributors to music's success.

[@alexhodgkinson6718]

I'd much prefer this. The Beatles are mainly beloved for what they did for music. If they didn't exist music would not be the same today, which makes this film paradoxical. And if they *were* to somehow never have existed and started out today, their music wouldn't be as big as it was. Music has moved on from that era. I and many others would like the music but they would not be the global phenomenon they were. And that's where the film loses me.

[@marshallmykietyshyn4973]

@@alexhodgkinson6718 just watched a follow up clip where he's singing Back in the USSR and was thinking the exact same thing. People would just be wondering why he's singing about the soviet union.

[@Barjack521]

Yea the original creator has gone on record saying that he doesn't like what they did with his idea and that, while it made for a less depressing movie it is also a less meaningful one @@alexhodgkinson6718

[@adhir.8348]

@@alexhodgkinson6718 you would prefer a movie where nothing happens and it's just sad? i don't think so.

[@alexhodgkinson6718]

@@adhir.8348 what are you even talking about?

[@joeyknowitall6656]

The greatest thing about music isn’t the lyrics or the melody, it’s the memories that we have when we hear that particular song. For me music is the tapestry of memories of people places or things in my life

[@LoneYote1]

Not everyone feels the same way. For many the melody is the most important or the lyrics.

[@BlackMambo]

You're DAMN RIGHT!

[@nathanlatham5651]

The first time I heard it was in the bean movie, no regrets

[@OGRE_HATES_NERDS]

There are places I'll remember All my life though some have changed Some forever not for better Some have gone and some remain All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall Some are dead and some are living In my life I've loved them all But of all these friends and lovers There is no one compares with you And these memories lose their meaning When I think of love as something new Though I know I'll never lose affection For people and things that went before I know I'll often stop and think about them In my life I love you more

[@TheCallatBrothers]

You are completely right, Thought about my ex when he started singing Yesterday.

[@joseccastrojr]

Lily was able to feel genuine emotion, even though she already knew the song. She was able to interpret a person who had really heard Yesterday for the first time. Watch her as Malik stares at the guitar in its case. She's perfect, flawless.

[@michaeladonts9780]

Yooo the joke about Oasis literally being unable to exist in a universe without the Beatles is fucking on point😂

[@manuelignacioarturoocaranz1185]

Exactly! 😂

[@jo-qg9ug]

@@mikesmithzno one tried so hard to be as the Beatles as oasis did…

[@brucef310]

Was there an Oasis joke in the movie? I missed it.

[@jjaammee11]

It applies to most composers / songwritters

[@vantheman1238]

You can imagine Liam throwing a can of Red Stripe at the telly. Noel would be more sanguine, well probably.

[@marcochimio]

This was such a wonderful movie. Great premise, great acting, great writing, great twists, and great ending. Now, I need to watch it AGAIN.

[@michman2]

This movie shows us just how important music is, and in particular how the Beatles filled and gap that we didn'tknow existed.

[@Madmun357]

Absolutely. There are songs that take you back to a special place in your heart.

[@geraldselvey7687]

Imagine hearing Beatles music for the first time Most of us were children when we first heard these songs and can’t recall exactly the moment we first fell into the whole Beatles music scene

[@michaellamore1221]

I got the Beatles red #1s CD when I was 6, I remember it vividly

[@Theutus2]

One of my earliest memories is me walking up a long flight of stairs to a room with a crappy little tv, Paul was on it singing Hey Jude.

[@RockyRoader]

I remember hearing She Loves You on the radio - I was only one when it was released tho!

[@pnut3844able]

The beatles suck so bad

[@vayull7163]

Luckily I remember every individual time I first heard each Beatles song I've listened to. That was because I'd be listening to the radio on a car journey and the music would come on the radio and I'd be completely transfixed by it. I would ask my dad what the song was and who it was by and it would always be The Beatles. Edit: The first Beatles song I ever heard was The Fool on the Hill.

[@TheDibule]

A ‘simple’ movie but very enjoyable to watch, beautiful and emotional. People’s first reactions to hearing Yesterday, The Long And Winding Road, or Something (deleted scene, do yourself a favour and get the DVD to see it) are amazing. Plus his singing of Help, his meeting John who lives an anonymous life… Many great moments!

[@TheDibule]

Also I liked the funny moments, such as the “Hey Dude” version, or when he keeps being interrupted when playing Let It Be for the 1st time to his parents!

[@patrickvanrinsvelt4466]

I would be very sad if I knew I lived in a world without the Beatles. I listen to them every week.

[@pastxmas]

This movie was so brilliant because it allowed us, for a short time, to imagine the pure excitement of hearing the music of the Beatles for the first time, something that my mother got to experience but I didn't, having been born a few years after they broke up. It was a lovely feeling, that's for sure. I'm glad I saw this.

[@deeestuary]

A very nice movie - but thinking about it more deeply it brings home to me how privileged I was to grow up in a world where the Beatles DID exist. I was 13 when Love Me Do was released, which I remember very well - along with all their other releases.

[@SootWhisker]

What I would do to see the whole crew in concert, seeing Ringo in October

[@fenderstratocastertelecast8479]

At the same age than you, i had my fab four, they came from England too and they got into my life forever, It was 1983 ASIA with Wetton, howe, Palmer and Downes Is part of my lifetime joy... But without the Beatles, yeah, everything could be so different, and as the movie proclaims: the world Is something better with the Beatles on it Kind regards from México

[@jackster1212]

"Love Me Do" was the first Beatles song I heard. I was in second grade and the cute girl next door, my closest childhood friend, played it for me while we were sitting on a couch listening to records in her living room. I was hooked from the first harmonica blast.

[@heidicross7255]

I loved this movie from the first time I saw it. I bought it so that I could drift into this mystical vision, whenever I felt the need....which is often. When "John" opens the door, it makes my heart pound, each time I watch it. Brilliant storyline, brilliantly acted and an ending we can only wish was true.

[@Danny-lr8qs]

A world without the Beatles actually did exist for billions of years.. and we are the lucky ones to be in an era where we actually play it whenever we want for free.

[@quoderatdemonstrandum7215]

He sang the song very soulfully

[@LymanPhillips]

This scene was really nicely shot. Especially when they showed scenes from the area, not just focusing it on fhe people at the table. It grounds the scene in the real world and maybe reminds us of a particular time when we heard Yesterday and it had a special resonance for us. Also, this was the first time I really was struck by Lily James' loveliness - probably because she was in everyday clothes and she sparkled in them anyway.

[@DelMarMarinaCampPendleton]

One of my favorite movies. I really like how it was a dark event for him, but the repercussions worked in his favor.

[@dustin8420]

This is exactly the kind of movies that should be made more... Easily in my top ten.

[@enigmanemo9352]

I liked this movie, but it wasn't just their music. The Beatles shaped the whole music industry.

[@ObiePaddles]

His rendition of help near the end was amazing.

[@damar1967]

It's really a cry for help like what John wanted to make

[@sushmag4297]

It really made sense for the movie too. He knew we was living a lie. He didn't know what to do, and he had just learned that the girl he was unknowingly in love with forever had just gotten a boyfriend. Great movie, I ended up falling in love with Lily James again. She was great in Baby Driver as well.

[@sundad___]

This movie gets better EVERY time I watch it. I think it's totally under appreciated!

[@pdfahie]

I believe the best part of the movie is listening to these songs and helping not take these songs for granted. Reliving Hearing them for the first time.first

[@TheTechnicalSeller]

Loved this movie. Great relationships. This scene is perfect. Just a slice of life. So real.

[@JasonBBell]

That last scene in the rain is pretty much the trailer for the whole movie. And, not for nothing, the movie is an allegory for art: what happens when you see, hear, or know something that you feel obligated must be released into the world.

[@Victoralexanderstark]

Well said, thanks.

[@chicken7002]

Whoever made this scene is a genius. It creates an emotional mood.

[@metube1504]

this actor was perfectly cast. brilliant!

[@ryanyoder1964]

Underrated movie. If you have a different taste for movies than just the generic genres this is a good one. Gets you in your feels, takes you away from tradition thought in some scenes. Worth a watch.

[@JohnRiley1966]

We just rewatched this on the weekend and introduced it to some family. Fantastic movie.

[@georgewachsmuth9201]

I loved this movie. I don’t really care what the critics say, or if it is a silly premise, or whatever. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@HuplesCat]

A truly gem of a film

[@s.gurung3217]

Rewatched the movie multiple times- gets better every time. Catching the missed classic humor here and there :) beautiful songs too

[@goshiamhandsome]

This is one of those films that makes no sense at all but you can't help enjoying yourself.

[@annep4830]

"It's not bloody 'Fix You,' Carol!" LOL! Also, I just love the wider shots of life going on while he is singing. The music of The Beatles is just naturally a part of so many of our lives, I think those shots illustrate that.

[@yamahamutha1]

That is a great take! Well said!

[@DonnaAbrams-qh7zt]

I loved this movie! Especially an older John Lennon opening the door of the cottage. You could hear people all over the theater going “awww”.

[@srezno-ivan2006]

Before watching this movie, I never truly ‘listened’ to The Beatles. But after seeing it… I love their songs even more 😊

[@95gatorsfan]

Not seeing Oasis was the point when I started laughing uncontrollably

[@and-168]

yeah lol because no Beatles no Oasis

[@sarahshaw7315]

@@and-168so… the universe remains balanced.

[@SPIIIVA]

As a beatles fan, and a musician, i really enjoyed this movie! Idk why it got terrible reviews???

[@mihismith]

I now watch this movie every 6 months. Never get tired of it. Love it!! The premise is absolutely a cracker!

[@chrishelbling3879]

Seeing this in the theater, when you-know-who opens his front door, the audience gasps.

[@tonyraimondi840]

That scene bought me to tears and still does

[@cden409]

This movie is a must watch. Just give it a go. Awesome sound track. He actually does sing too.

[@Nonviableaccount]

Dingus the soundtrack is literally the Beatles lmao

[@ubberJakerz]

@@Nonviableaccount You're the dingus here lol. The lead actor was the one doing the songs.

[@Nonviableaccount]

@@ubberJakerz no shit Sherlock. It’s still Beatles music.

[@nadafro3116]

@@NonviableaccountThat's insect beatles or Volkswagen beatles?

[@Am-gm4uy]

That subtle added background with dad playing with his kids and dog, yacht sailing across the lake, gives another chef's kiss to this beautiful scene. Kudos to the editor!

[@LostandFoundTravel]

Add this to your once-a-year movie rotation.

[@phillooker2460]

Based on the number of comments praising this movie I don't think it is as much of an unpopular opinion as I once thought - I love this movie and this scene. It is a fantastic way to show what it's like hearing The Beatles (in general) and Yesterday (in particular) for the first time. The acting by the ladies is amazing. The subtle downward eye movement just after the 2:40 mark shows her reminiscing about a "yesterday" that more than likely nobody but her knows about.

[@markdoucette6828]

I watch this scene every time it comes up in my KZbin recommendations.

[@maxehatter4821]

I wish I could remember the first time I heard this song. I doubt I knew that almost 60 years later I would still know every word by heart.

[@larryb131]

What an amazing movie. This movie shows how lucky we have all been to have enjoyed the gifts we have been given, like the Beatles. The story line is fantastic, and the nostalgia it creates is remarkable. I don't care what others say, I loved this movie! I think the thing we can all take from this (especially in todays environment), is to be thankful for the gifts we have been given, and not to take ourselves too seriously, after all it's hard to "IMAGINE" a life without the Beatles.

[@themikereda]

Himesh Patel deserves to be a huge star. So talented.

[@thatinventionsus]

When I saw this in the theatre, I heard several audible gasps and a couple of sobs when the Lennon scene was first shown. It hit me about a minute later, when I learned that John was genuinely happy and lived a very happy life. I had tears streaming down my face. In an alternate universe far away, I do very much believe.

[@danielyang8573]

Himesh and Lily made this movie great IMO. If Lily wasn't so likeable, you'd want the Beatles fame thing to play out but we really wanted the love story to come to fruition. And Himesh in the 2 scenes just cemented the movie for me. This and The Long and Winding Road scene- sang so beautifully, just injected all the heart you needed into the film.

[@LUITESLIFE]

Honestly they did a great job with the intro of this movie. The acting is on point.

[@blastprosful]

He sings so well.

[@randyw.9916]

Just the thought of The Beatles never existing made me incredibly sad. They have had such a huge impact not only in music but the world.

[@thesavvyaphrodite5806]

I appreciate the nuance of LACK OF Oasis since there's no Beatles. Which would be accurate 😂😅😊

[@cadbanesfavoritehat5655]

Thank goodness Jack didn't just have a super bad past or a bad criminal record, imagine knowing you have access to one the most amazing song books ever and also knowing that know matter how good the music is no one will ever accept you or like the music.

[@ff-pj3de]

I remember hearing this song for the first time. Almost 20 years ago.

[@fergiemascha1685]

I do love this film… it’s absolutely incredible that he thinks all the songs on its own.

[@porpedroiiebertrand]

Across the Universe from 2007 asked the question “how does the Beatles’ world looks like?” Yesterday answered it with a great “how does OUR world look like if the Beatles never existed?” And it was *perfect.*

[@patrickflanagan3762]

It looked exactly the same, which is a weird premise for a movie.

[@dustywaynemusic6297]

Try that first question again dummy

[@themakerstoolbox9688]

Why does our world look the exact same though. If the Beatles never existed there is a huge chance British Rock and Roll doesn't take off. The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, etc. never exist then too. It would be much more interesting if the movie asked the questions about the importance of music history. It seems like it tries to but misses the mark entirely.

[@Newnodrogbob]

This concept only works because that song is utterly undeniably amazing

[@dariusclemmons6235]

I feel like this movie was so underrated

[@Success4u247]

I just Loved this movie. Especially when he drove to meet John Lennon. I cried. Beautifully made and well acted

[@robsaxepga]

I love this movie..Can you imagine this happening?? The premise is awesome.

[@louisjamin7195]

The premise was the same that in the french movie "Jean-Philippe", where the main character is the only one to remember of Johnny Halliday, great french singer. Good movie too :)

[@vnxasian]

Honestly loved the premise of this movie. I wish they would have explored more with other things that were now missing like oasis’s catalog! It really is one of my favorite films.

[@finnwheetley7353]

They did explore Oasis. He said it figures when he can't find them, no Beatles means no Oasis.

[@andrewft31]

No Beatles means a lot of bands or artists don’t exist… Ozzy got into music because he was a fan of the Beatles, Kurt Cobain wanted Nirvana to be Beatle lyrics combined with the sound of Black Sabbath. Carpenters first hit was a Lennon/McCartney song. The Monkees wouldn’t exist. The list goes on.

[@clubedanarrativa5603]

​@@andrewft31Ed Sheeran himself would never be famous

[@tc98826]

​@@andrewft31I mean yeh, music would be completely different. You could even argue whole genres wpuldnt exist eg Thrash metal without Helter Skelter

[@halfofwhat]

By "more things missing" I assume @vnxasian was hoping for more scenes like the Oasis reference, not lack of an Oasis reference.@@finnwheetley7353

[@gallivantingsprt]

This movie is amazing, because it is about The Beatles without being a biopic. The actors, the music, the humor and the process of reinventing the legendary songs - what can be better than that! And Lily James of course. And they had an amazing scene with Ana de Armas but something went wrong apparently.

[@cdjhyoung]

A friend is an obsessive McCartney fan. I advised him against seeing this movie. He went with his wife anyway and walked out mid way through it. As great as this movie is, it isn't for everyone.

[@gallivantingsprt]

@@cdjhyoung I guess you're right. Having pre set expectations could also ruin any experience. I loved this movie.

[@phlywitegy]

I used to have this theory that Ed Sheeran was actually a time traveler who came back in time to write/perform popular songs before their actual artists could think them up -- because his songs vary and can sound like other popular artists of this generation. So to see him in this movie about someone stealing Beatles songs in their absence felt like a real rubbing-it-in-your-face move by Ed.

[@Chlo-ee]

I’m confused why this movie didnt rate so well.

[@var309]

Can’t get what’s more beautiful . The original or this cover.

[@blondegirlsezthis8798]

John Lennon sang on Bowie's "Fame" which was one of the albums he pulled down out of his collection...

[@Vlad-dc2jz]

Lily James is so talented and so beautiful!

[@demontamerbf18]

I have never watched this but that is such a unique concept for a movie, I definitely gotta give it a watch at some point.

[@richard6440]

seen it yet?

[@demontamerbf18]

@@richard6440Not yet

[@robdisner]

In the original screenplay, he was the only one who remembered the Beatles, but when he played their songs, nobody cared!

[@spiraljumper74]

@@robdisnerAxed because it wasn’t believable.

[@leechap3]

@@spiraljumper74 The fact that the premise is unbelievable is one of the most charming aspects of the story.

[@Marius_Sangue]

I feel sorry for people who hate this movie. Truly.

[@tomkoziol141]

A favourite part of the movie is the Beatles fans that thank him for playing the music they love ❤️ 😂

[@tonywillans7556]

most cringeworthy don't you mean.

[@freemagicfun]

Yeah, they were kind of stalking him, so I was not sure how they felt. Good to see they were just glad to have someone making the music they remember. I wonder how many people in that world remember them - and why? 😎

[@zaziou711]

What is really strange is that I wrote the exact same script ten years ago, and It's not a joke. I called it "yesterday", and the guy woke up after a car accident. I think it's quite ironic considering the subject of the story.

[@PeBoVision]

Such a fanatstic movie !!! Can't believe I had forgotten it.

[@KennethCalisthenics]

I'm a fans of the Beatles and when i watch this i feel the music of the Beatles its remind me all of wonderful song of Beatles

[@LatelyDrowsy]

One of my favorite movies of all time. After this movie, I listened to nothing but the beatles for a year straight. I knew of them before hand but never appreciated their music until after I had watched the movie.

[@dennisreid5192]

It was a phenomenal movie. Flew under the radar !

[@keithhepworth4934]

I can’t imagine a world where people haven’t sung along with the Na Na Na Na part of Hey Jude at the top of their lungs. It would be a tragedy.

[@Vito-dz5uh]

Seen this video like two hours ago, went quickly and watched the movie, two hours later finished it and loved it so so much!!!

[@Gunjack1440]

That was such a great movie. Definitely a must see.

[@MindPetrol]

The only people who didn't seem to like it are the critics for whatever reason

[@philippeterson9512]

I have a theory that this is actually a Marvel Movie. Sophia Di Martino isn’t playing Carol. She’s a Loki variant and brought Jack into an alternate time line while running from the TVA.

[@spADAman-616]

Im glad to see Sylvie finally got to live out a normal life. She seems happy here.

[@Eskey__]

The moment he says wow to Ellie is the moment he should have said he loved her.

[@LolLololol-m1i]

Aren’t y’all tired of interracial relationships with white women

[@HarmlessKiwi]

Most unrealistic part of this movie? That guitar being tuned perfectly without him even testing it before launching into song

[@bugen5]

I honestly don't think these songs would have had the same effect today as they did back then when they came out.

[@suzyq2u998]

Exactly my thought, the songs were so a part of the time they were originally written. I found it hard to believe that they would have the same impact on current times. It was a nice unique movie, but that was the one issue I had with it.

[@jvaish]

There's no way to know that.

[@chrisnezar5918]

I don't think a lot of songs would exist today if it were not for the Beatles. After all, they popularized the modern pop song. I doubt WAP would exist if it were not for the Beatles.

[@suzyq2u998]

@@chrisnezar5918 I should have added when not performed by the Beatles themselves. Someone took their work and presented it as their own in current times in a world that didn’t know the Beatles. The movie made it seem like anyone that did that would immediately become famous just from the songs. That ignored the personalities and musical talent that also was part of the Beatles. It was just a movie, but that premise bothered me.

[@redrick8900]

They do have the same effect. Every generation falls in love with this band all over again. This movie made like 70 million. You think this premise would have made that much with any other band?

[@paulself8698]

One of the best films ever.

[@BugPowderDust]

The pub scene was so good. Loved this film, sue me 😂

[@karlosmiguelbrodeth7760]

I remember this movie way back 2019 I was wearing The Beatles black shirt and my Papa is huge fan of The Beatles and he love the movie and he cried a little bit when the scene John Lennon is alive. Even though I'm just 17 yrs old before I already love most of the songs it's simple, meaningful, full of joy, and love. That is why their songs is one of the greatest song that I've heard in my life as well.

[@nocomment2468]

This movie was cute and fun with a couple of really beautiful moments. Thanks for posting this clip!

[@gle062]

great scene.. I loved the movie. and, lily james.. so gorgeous playing a "plain jane" here.. so obvious here but he doesn't realize how much she loves him until end of the movie.. oh man.. the way she looks at him as he's playing Yesterday. fantastic. cheers.

[@gle062]

oh yeah.. what else no longer existed. band Oasis, what, cigarettes? and coke? stuff I caught on second watching. lololz

[@K3n_R0y]

didn't notice but thats actually Sylvie in another timeline where the beatles didnt exist

[@laureanoguarin3091]

The Yesterday playing scene is a complete masterpiece

[@elsenored562]

Imagine you're an ordinary musician who wakes up one day to find that the Beatles have never existed - except in your memory • your four best friends have never heard "Yesterday" • even Google can't find them • all your Beatles albums are missing

[@richard6440]

I think i'd start shouting at people , then think everyone was in on the joke, except me, then start worrying that it was true, then think i was going insane, then talk to a music historian, then probably start crying. And ' then ' think about recording the songs.

[@SuperArtisticGamer]

This movie deserves more attention