The movie where The Beatles no longer exist is Yesterday (2019). This musical romantic comedy explores a world where, following a mysterious global blackout, a struggling musician discovers he is the only person who remembers The Beatles and their iconic songs.
About Yesterday (2019)
Yesterday offers a unique premise that captivates audiences with its blend of music, comedy, and a touch of fantasy. The film centers on Jack Malik, a singer-songwriter from Suffolk, England, who finds himself in an alternate reality where one of the most influential bands in history never formed. He seizes the opportunity to become a global superstar by performing their timeless hits as his own.
The film was brought to life by a collaborative effort from various production companies and key creative talents:
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Edited by | Jon Harris |
| Music by | Daniel Pemberton |
| Production Companies | Perfect World Pictures, Working Title Films, Decibel Films, Dentsu Inc. |
| Distributed by | Universal Pictures |
Key Aspects of the Film's Premise:
- Alternate Reality: The core of the plot revolves around a sudden, inexplicable shift into an alternate timeline where not only The Beatles, but also other significant cultural elements (like Coca-Cola and cigarettes), are absent from collective memory.
- Musical Legacy: The film pays homage to The Beatles' vast musical catalog, featuring many of their most beloved songs performed by the protagonist, Jack Malik.
- Fame and Authenticity: It explores themes of sudden fame, the pressure of maintaining a lie, and the true meaning of artistic integrity, all set against the backdrop of iconic music.
For more information about the film, you can visit its Wikipedia page: Yesterday (2019 film).
