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No-one in the world can remember The Beatles except a struggling musician, who uses this bizarre situation to his advantage...
No-one in the world can remember The Beatles except a struggling musician, who uses this bizarre situation to his advantage in this comedic flight-of-fancy tale directed by Oscar winner Danny Boyle (127 Hours) and from the writer of Love, Actually.
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63 %366 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
89 %14,672 reviewsAudience score rating
16+Age suitabilityChildren & Media rating
"Its hefty humour and infectious characters will prove a delight for anyone looking to take a date or their parents out for a burly, original, crowd-pleasing night at the cinema."
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Flicks
Flicks"It's a good, dumb premise. Only the first half works, though."
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Vulture
Vulture"In "Yesterday," a world without the Beatles doesn't look any different, so there's little potency to the film's fantasy of the Beatles coming back."
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Variety
Variety"Although this film can be a bit hokey and uncertain on narrative development, the puppyish zest and fun summoned up by Curtis and Boyle carry it along."
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The Guardian
The Guardian"In the end, Yesterday does what it sets out to do, prove that a world without The Beatles would be infinitely worse."
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Stuff
Stuff"The result is a pleasant but flimsy romantic comedy, ultimately undermined by its own wafer-thin premise."
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Independent
Independent"Crowd-pleasing and sometimes enjoyable, but pretty damned dumb when you stop to think about it."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"A glowing tribute to The Beatles and their music, this is both a toe-tapping pleasure to watch and a smart, occasionally scathing look at how we get things wrong."
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Empire Magazine
Empire MagazineYesterday | Details
- Rating
- M, Offensive language, sexual references & drug references
- Runtime
- 116
- Genre
- Comedy, Music, Romance
- Country of origin
- UK
