Yesterday

I didn't know what to expect, but the concept sounded fun so watched it. I found it to be deeper than expected, mostly because of the two characters that come to him later in the movie and thank him for getting the Beatles music out there. In a parallel universe where their music didn't exist, he becomes the venue for releasing their genius back into the world even if it was all stolen to do so. It also pointed out that fame at any price isn't very satisfying. Overall I found the movie to be funny and sweet but also thought-provoking.

Before watching a Yesterday i don't really nothing about The Beatles. After i watch the movie i'm in love with The Beatles.

An interesting premise that starts of really well, with some good laugh out loud moments, that loses pace and ultimately doesn't know where it wants to go/end up and so ends in a lackluster way. No idea what Ed Sheeran was doing in this film, but he really should stick to songwriting as he can not act. In the slightest.

Clever concept. Himesh is likable and believable. Second half drags a bit and provided the predictable "lesson learned". Still a good watch and time well spent.

How can you combine a happy-ending romance with 15 of the best Beatles songs and come up with a movie devoid of joy? This movie demonstrates, it is possible. The romance never took off, it might have helped if the characters had some chemistry or if the writers had done more in the first three-quarters of the film to let us know that Ellie and Jack actually cared about each other. The Beatles songs were performed mechanically, no joy. As much as I dislike revisionist history, the best part of this movie was a single scene in which we encounter an old John Lennon, appropriately talented, introspective and the edges smoothed by 78 years living a "regular life". This is okay to watch if you can't find anything better.

A feel-good movie, which has a simple story with a beautiful flow of music.

A tribute Movie to the Legendary Beatles, which tells the story of an aspiring young musician from London, who pretends to have wrote all their songs when the world all of a sudden forgot who the Beatles Even were! It’s a good movie that at first I wasn’t sure if I would like at first, but it is good

A world without The Beatles would be a dreadful world indeed. That's the premise here, and one guy(instead of four which seems like it'd be quite the challenge on top of remembering all the lyrics) hits it big by performing their songs as his own since the entire world blacked out and no one knows they existed. Seems odd that no one else has mentioned the blackout since that would be a damn huge deal, along with planes falling from the sky but well.. that's not what this story is about. Oh, and there's also a love story in this too along with Kate McKinnon starring as a bitchy manager of said dude. Not a bad movie I suppose.

Another great movie conceptually that should've given you the feels that widely missed the mark. It kills me when a cast and movie idea fall flat from poor writing. The only redeeming factor in this movie was hearing the Beatles music that embodied so much more than what this movie could provide.

Bored and verte slow for me