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I Believe in “Yesterday”
This movie is so good. Lily James and Kate McKinnon are great, but Hamish Patel is wonderful. The songs are perfect. I don’t remember if I wrote on here about how A Star is Born made me weep, but this one was similar in how it hits you from nowhere with emotion. Where the first was devastating, this one is hopeful and wistful, though.
The scene right after he gets the note from those two people is why drew me to tears.
Speaking of Lily James, the movie version of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is also a sad but joyful movie.
I saw Yesterday with my bro at the theater I work at and Lily James calls Benedict Cumberbatch a ‘sex symbol’ lmao.
Yesterday
i just came back from the cinema after watching yesterday.
the film is based on a failing singer-songwriter who plays on the fact the whole world forgets who the Beatles are and pretends he has written their songs.
i thought it was a really cute film with an underlying romance and appearances from other famous people
Hamish Patel sings the soundtrack beautifully. the idea of the world without the Beatles, Coca Cola, Harry Potter and cigarettes baffles me but this movie has people forgetting them all
people should go and see this movie
Welcome to the first episode of Creative Differences! Join Dallas, Gaby, Colin, and their guest, Demi, as they give spoiler free reviews of Yesterday and Spider-Man: Far From Home as well as give a rundown of movies and television shows they're excited for this summer.
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