Yesterday

It’s one of them movies which takes ages to start and doesn’t ever seem to get better.

I was led to believe this would be a “it all happened in a dream” movie, which would worked, instead the world except a few people mysteriously forget the Beatles and Coca Cola, which doesn’t make any sense, making it a mystery movie, when it needs and wants to be a rom-com drama. No resolution at the end and poor cameos by Beatles members.

Started really well, but they didn’t know where to go with the idea. At least the songs are great, as expected :)

Why iTunes r u charging Hugh rental?!? Stopped going to cinema why - price Stopped buying DVDs - price Blu-ray-price 4K never price CDs why price only worth 3.99£ Singles never Do u see a pattern!? As for streaming oh no no no BBC dead why licence price again! U and the rest are killing it Big market coming in sharing between persons digitising own content cutting u all out why price, internet suppliers prices up so will use other... why price Blu-ray now £5.99 to buy!

The whole film felt so hollow and nothing gripped me about it at all. The story lines were weak, the acting was painful, and the jokes were lost.

amazing there should be a part 2 & 3 & 4 etc

It was a wish I rented rather than bought film you won’t ever need to watch again.

Nice entertaining film with a great cast and great story. Never going to set the world alight, just good fun

Watched it yesterday no pun intended and I desperately wanted to like it and it was okay but nothing special, and I think I laughed maybe once or twice so if it’s a comedy then it failed, and as my title suggested, it has made me realise and appreciate what an outstanding and talented band the Beatles were

Saccharine nonsense that doesn't even make sense according to its own logic. None of the lead characters seem to have understood the tone of the film, and there's Ed Sheeran, bless him, trying his hand at a significant role. At one point a part of the plot development relies on us believing Sheeran is the best songwriter in the world. Yes, you read that right. Not to mention that all female characters are simply doting robots, loving Jack for some inexplicable reason, the rest are lazy stereotypes. At no point is Jack anything other than a sullen and sub-par songwriter, who takes himself far too seriously - and not in some sort of charming, deadpan way. There's a major misstep towards the end, but that's spoiler territory. All I can say it's in thunkingly poor taste. Unsurprising, I suppose, from a film that thinks James Cordon is funny. No long and winding road in sight; if you're a Beatles fan this is more like a motorway of lazy tropes headed at breakneck speed to dissapointment