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- Yesterday - John Lennon: John Lennon (Robert Carlyle) inspires Jack (Himesh Patel) to take action with his love and lies.
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Jack Malik is a struggling singer-songwriter in an English seaside town whose dreams of fame are rapidly fading, despite the fierce devotion and support of his childhood best friend, Ellie. After a freak bus accident during a mysterious global blackout, Jack wakes up to discover that The Beatles have never existed. Performing songs by the greatest band in history to a world that has never heard them, Jack becomes on overnight sensation with a little help from his agent.
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Cast: Himesh Patel
Director: Danny Boyle
Producer: Danny Boyle
Screenwriter: Richard Curtis
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"How old are you?"
"78."
"Fantastic! You made it to 78..!"
I cried.
디로롱 me too!!
IN ANOTHER ALTERNATE REALITY:
*”How old are you, Freddie?”*
*”I’m 75, darling!”*
*”Brilliant! You made it to 75!”*
This hurts
Stephen Murphy
now this comment thread is a real tear jerker
There there at least he made it to 40
I love how John Lennon goes on a walk and talks about life with a weird stranger because that’s totally what he’d do in that scenario
Very. Especially when you see him talking and trying to help and feed that young burned out hippie that showed up at his estate. He was John Lennon... he didn’t have to do that. But he did. As harsh as his personality was... that’s the John I imagine. And can we just give Yoko the respect she deserves please? The way she handled his death, the media, his band mates, and his legacy. If the John and Yoko thing never made sense to you, then you’ve never really been in love. I loved this scene, closest thing to closure we may ever get ✌🏻❤️
@@matthewharper5387 I remember seeing the clip of John talking to that young man. I remember feeling so sad for the guy, he seemed so sad and lost. As I recall, John was kind of stern with him, telling him not to look to others for the answers, that he (John) was just a person who happened to be famous and that he wasn't any wiser than anyone else, then he invited the man in and let him eat with them.
Riiight? Aaaaand THEN ask for the guy's name 😅
It's what he'd do... but again, as age would definitely add a bit of sensical behavior to his already hippy-esque attitude of life, by the time of reaching 78, as much as he'd be open to talking to a complete stranger, he'd still (at the end) be like, "...but yeah mate you probably need some serious psychological help."
@@matthewharper5387 She got him addicted to heroin.
“You said “happy” that means successful”
What a brilliant quote
Nah! You can't pay the bleedin' rent with happiness.
Nor love it seems.
@@jimmythemadostrich8947why would you need to. Life isn’t about paying rent
@murtza_6640 need to? well, cos if you don't it's cardboard city beneath a bridge I'd guess.
Well that’s basic bare minimum
That sounds like a very john lennon thing to say
I just love the sequence, "Have you had a happy life?" "Very." "But not successful?" "I just said, 'Very Happy.' That means 'successful'." Both simple and profound.
but its also not true at all.
@@inevitable48 Thats such an L take on the message of this movie
Just like the music he wrote.
Soppy Richard bleedin' Curtis over-sentimentality !!
I mean he's made it to 78 and has his own home in a beautiful location.....that's more than a lot of people manage lol.
Richard Curtis idea of humble/unsuccessful is still most normal people's dream.
If I ever own a home somewhere like that I'll consider it a success.
When Jack gives John a hug in this movie, it feels like he does that representative for millions of people in the world.
Because it is
billions*
All I could think of was damn I wish I could give John a hug. Then I cried like a baby. 😥
I wish i will able to hug john 😭
This was a rather emotional moment in the movie..and all I wished for is this was real..the man didn't deserve to die at his age.
When John opened the door everyone in our theater went “oooh”
I whispered to my gf "Of course he's going to Lennon" and I felt so smart when he opened the door.
Also at my local town theater
Really? Everyone went ooh ! I don't believe it!
awkward the same when I saw it in the theatre , it was a visceral group reaction , ive never seen that happen in a movie theatre
that happened to me too XD
Robert Carlyle is such an underrated actor. He can go from a vicious Francis Begbie to a serene old John Lennon.
And Hitler
He also has a similar nose & jawline to Lennon. Not a lot of make up needed.
I knew him from the criminally underrated Stargate: Universe, and as the scene stealing Rumpelstiltskin
This is begbie?!?
Jesus, every time I think I’ve seen Robert Carlyle’s full range I realize he’s been in another movie and absolutely slays the role. I had no idea this was him until i read your comment.
"tell the girl you love that you love her, and tell the truth to everyone" no better words ever spoken. Fills my heart with joy.
I don't believe him!
I think the ''...whenever you can" part is the most important. Telling the truth shouldn't be black or white, there's ways of delivering the truth and moreover ways of not delivering it.
Jack's just crying and is so happy to see John, and he's just confused, not realizing that he was supposed to be dead 40 years ago
...after becoming a rich & famous musician.
@@10jonchannel what are you going on about?
He KNEW John was dead. That was The Point of John standing up like "What?!" when asked if John would give him a hug.
Our Hero had no idea what John Lennon contended with internally, or why he ultimately made his choices
@@laurabeane8862 when Queenie mentioned he was looking confused not realizing he was supposed to be dead 40 years ago. He's talking about John Lennon. Imagine someone coming up to you getting all emotional wanting to hug you. Yeah I'd be confused too
@@rogermazuca4582 This is a John Lennon mental masturbation. Go out and make your own movie
“John Lennon will return in Avengers Engame”
Playing the part of CynicalMan.
Thanos: “I am... inevitable”
John: “And I... am... the Walrus”
I’d probably use the stones to resurrect all the great musicians😂
Miner072 They’re already creating a cinematic universe. You snap your fingers and all of the musicians come through portals
"Who the hell are you?"
"Brian Epstein, director of NEMS. I'm here to talk to you about the Beatles Initiative..."
I expected Ringo or Paul to open the door my jaw dropped when it was John. And Robert Carlyle was a great casting choice! 10/10 I love it and cried.
I was shocked too, and gasped loudly...
I cried too! Chills went through my body
Like others, I remember the wave of surprise when that door opened. For the briefest of moments, John was alive again. One's suspension of disbelief took a momentary vacation and that was alright. The ensuing dialog was weirdly cryptic, but it didn't matter. John made it to 78.
Try and be more poncey.
Plus there conversation was full with puns😂✌️
I remember when I saw this in the theater: People literally gasped when he opened the door. He really looks so much like Lennon if he were still very much alive.
I cried like a baby. Thankfully, the random lady sitting next to me was crying, too, and held my hand.
I was one who gasped.
The resemblance was uncanny. I was even more shocked when I realized the actor playing John Lennon was Mr. Gold from Once Upon A Time.
That's Robert Carlyle! I'm gobsmacked!
I did lol
“You want a good life? It’s not complicated. Tell the girl you love, that you love her. And tell the truth to everyone”
What if the girl you love and fought for no longer loves and wants to be with you?
Joshua you don’t need a women in your life to be happy. Love yourself!
@@loveless8241 This is exactly what happened to me. It does indeed suck.
Ah, Jude.
Then beat her like John Lennon beat his wife
One of the rare scenes that brought me, literally, to tears. Just goes to show you don't need a $200 million budget, huge movie stars, big explosions, and fancy SFX to make a good movie.
Talented actors. A clever script that avoids cliches. And a deft director is all you need.
Richard Curtis is a damn brilliant writer. He never gets enough credit, all his movies are lovely.
And without him there would be no Mr. Bean also. I've seen even Rowan Atkinson saying Curtis was more responsible for how Mr. Bean turned out to be than himself.
I was only 5 when he died jr somehow it got lodged in my memory so deep I grew up being a big fan of his music
False, love is all you need
Get a grip 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@robertomoi2044
I assume you were born sometime after 2000, right?
It’s strange to me to feel deep emotion for someone I’ve never met. John Lennon is the only person that’s ever done that to me.
Same 🥺
even tho he abused his wife
@@olsonbryce777 oh here we go
For me is Freddie Mercury.
@@englandsensation Him too yeah, hits hard. Amy hit me too
The part where Jack got emotional and said, “You made it to 78” was one of the saddest lines. We all wished he was alive today.
I don’t
@@robertchristensen3868 why
His ex wife he physically abused disagrees
Its good that hes gone wouldnt want him to see such a broken world like US...
I don't know about that. I love his music, but from what I know of him, he didn't seem like a very nice person. Of course, if he had lived, he might have had the chance to change. So who knows? We can love what an artist has produced without loving them. It is tragic that his life was cut short. There's no denying that. But I'm sure not everyone wishes he was still here. :/
This scene and the scene in Doctor Who when they took Van Gogh to the museum to see his work being displayed were one of the few times I was brought to tears by a show/movie. It’s always so touching seeing the happy alternatives to the sad stories we know.
Don’t get me started on that doctor who scene , made me bawl like a baby
That’s so true, I felt the same optimistic and melancolic vibe, and both brought me to tears… It needs wonderful writers to create such beautiful scenes
Yes!!! Brb gonna go watch it and cry again hahaha 😭
Both written by Richard Curtis. He‘s good at pulling heartstrings.
@@ft4709 Wtf ! I didn’t know he was behind one of the most iconic and touching episode of Doctor Who ! This guy is a master of his art, his work on Love Actually is beyond good writing !
I remember watching this movie in a theater, and my dad gasped when John Lennon showed up on the screen.
It was one of the most wonderful scenes in my life.
Dad was g00fy. All they added was a pair of round glasses. Oh no, he's an identical clone. 😮
That's good stuff!
“You need serious psychiatric help” was the best sentence in the entire movie, it had me cracking up for months after I watched the movie. 😂
Not anymore.
The way he says it so calmly and casually after giving a long speech about doing what you love, and making the most of your life was perfectly timed. 😂
Here's a thought - the fact that cigarettes were never invented in this parallel universe means there's a good chance George would have still been alive as well.
What a thought...
If they ever do make a sequel it would be nice to see him
Sequel , yes ! What would be the premise for a sequel?
@@matthewkanter7585 rewrite Harry Potter ofc xd
Paul smoked cigarettes about the same amount of time as George did and he's still alive. It's a luck of the draw really
Man it’s sad seeing an old John Lennon, it should’ve been
Bro culture pic?
So true
If our John hadn't died in New York at the hands of a madman, he still may have died as a result of his drink and drugs history, just like George died from smoking like my late mother's father.
Julia Naylor “late mother’s father”..sooo....your Grandad?
The Ice Cream Man Yeah, but I never got to know either of my grandfathers properly my maternal one died of lung cancer when I was eight and I never met my paternal grandfather who died of drinking when I was even younger. I'm 58.
I came here again after listening to "Now And Then", because listening to that last song was like receiving that hug from John, a beautiful gift that The Beatles gave us so many years later
Somewhere in an alternate universe, John lived to become a happy old man in his 70s living by the sea with his dog...oh my..😢
"Have you had a happy life?"
"Very."
"But not successful."
"You just said 'very happy' that means successful."
I remember that old quote from John... this hit so hard
Yub Nub pretty sure he means the quote that goes something like this.
“My mother always told me that happiness is the key to life. When I went to school and they asked me what I wanted to do with my life I wrote “be happy”. they told me I didn’t understand the assignment, I told them they didn’t understand life.”
wacky man except John never actually said that
:C o o l: except, he didn’t. Do the research
Cerberus Muzak did my research, it is never stated in which occasion John said the quote, neither in which year. On the other hand, it is never said where te quote actually comes from. Yes, it is unlikely that John said the quote himself but until the real source of the quote is found, this will remain a John Lennon’s quote.
Cerberus Muzak bruh really I literally searched for this quote and on every image and every website it was said that it was a John Lennon quote. I understand that you are certain that he didn’t say the quote, and I’m not saying he did, but unless you can track down the real origin of the quote it will still be attributed to John. It’s fairly simple, the quote is John’s until proven otherwise, much like a person is innocent until proven otherwise. I mean, if someone is killed you can’t send to prison a random guy just because there is no proof he didn’t commit the crime. In the same way, there is no proof to support the claim that Lennon actually said the quote but there also isn’t proof that he didn’t and that someone else did. The absence of proof proves nothing.
Almost cried when he said “You made it to 78”
i did
@@derek-press me too
My wife + I both did too. That was the most poignant scene in the movie. The great " What if " .....
@@jimfritz9503 yep... what if....... a lennon- macca reunion was on the cards
I Almost Cried Too. God Bless.
For those who don't know, this is essentially the story of Pete Best (the original drummer before Ringo). he ended up finding his wife after being kicked out of the Beatles for being too good looking and says that it was the best thing that every happened to him. he's lived a very good life with his wife and kids and considers it a blessing that he was kicked out.
He wasn’t kicked out for being too good looking, that’s a lie Pete best made up for a movie he co wrote, he was kicked out because was a trash drummer who thought he was bigger than the band
@@cathalmckibben7176True
@@cathalmckibben7176I’m not sure he thought he was bigger than the band. He just didn’t fit in very well and wasn’t a very accomplished drummer. But yes, the myth that he was kicked out for being “too good looking” (and/or because Paul was jealous of him) is total bollocks.
@sirpaul1971 You can believe what you want l, but there’s no evidence for it.
Best wasn't kicked out for being too good looking. That's patently ridiculous. According to Beatles lore, George Martin thought he wasn't a good enough drummer, so the others decided to replace him. They were extremely ambitious young men.
Very emotional, like he's still alive and lives in the middle of nowhere, alone , in peace, and all hectic life is behind. Rest in peace, John.
When he hugged John Lennon he was doing it for all of us.
I wish John was still with us today
When he beat his wife, he was doing it for John.
John Lennon was a terrible person
Wish I made this comment. Good call dude
wow really? He's doing it for us? How original ...
Paul McCartney apparently snuck into a screening of "Yesterday" with his wife in a theater in the Hamptons. His review? He loved it. :)
Even Ringo Starr watched the film. He said he loved it too!
How do you know this?
Howard Weinstein right? i want the source to get emotional
MegaJoJo Stephen Colbert interview on his show incase you didn't know but he didn't ask Paul about this scene
I heard George and John did too
Every time I see this scene, over and over again, I find it something fantastic, a work of art in itself, to see a John without the fame, but intelligent, humane, painful, surviving, and infinitely wise.
Strange. I just see typical Richard Curtis sentimental slush!
@@jimmythemadostrich8947 could be, could be... peace & love
Fun Fact: This is the real John Lennon. The director really ressurect him back to live and doing the acting for the film
Bravo Vince! 👏
Yeah I saw it in the behind the scenes, enjoyed Walt Disney's cammeo too
That's weird, why doesn't he sound or act anything like him
@@bravetherainbow cause after 40 years in a coffin he lost some of his charisma
Lame
The fact that John has “imagine” painted on the boat makes me cry even more 🥺
Nice catch
OMG I JUST NOTICED
Thank you for pointing that out..
You made the scene all that much more powerful for me..
I didn't notice that before it's written upside down
I couldn't have caught that. Good eye, mate
For those of us who remember how the news hit us in 1980, seeing that door open was like a ray of hope and a sense of what could have been.
YES!!!!♥️🙏🏼🌹
I cried for two weeks straight
pffff
Agreed...
Piss on miracle-baby...
lol
My father (Who cried when the news broke in 1980) cried at this scene as he adores John Lennon and The Beatles.
Rest in Peace John. I wish December 8th 1980 never happened. How better off would we all be.
5th april 94
You want a good life?
It's not complicated.
It's easy,
All you need is love.
Funnily enough John Lennon used to complain that The Beatles produced too many silly love songs. McCartney was the one who believed all you need is love. 🤣
@@LoganBluth thats not entirely true, Lennon was a huge advocator for peace and love
LoganBluth All You Need Is Love was written by John, Not Paul.
@@LoganBluth All You Need is Love isn't a love song in the romantic sense. Although it's been misconstrued that way a lot in the media and movies (I'm looking at you, Love Actually). It's about people loving one another and living peacefully together.
Interesting fact: He married twice and not faithful to his woman.
That line where he celebrated the fact that John made it to 78 really put into perspective how precious life really is, and that we should really be grateful for every moment we have life.
Carpe diem.
wasnt even aware of this film, now def gonna find a way to watch it
Very well said Angelo, thank u for reminding us
People don't give much thought to how much the Beatles accomplished then split before they were 30 then John dies at 40...scary.
Even in his last days, he brought us "Walking on thin ice", literally clutching it in his arm, creative to the very end. We lost a lot of good music for the rest of the 80s, 90s and beyond.
This has to be one of the greatest movie moments ever. For all of us that have grown up loving John Lennon, his music, the beetles, his legacy... when they ask who in all the world and of all time would like to sit and have a cup of tea with...
John Lennons passing hit me so hard in 1980. I cried then and I get teary every time I watch this scene.
Imagine if John said “maybe I should just stay in tonight” and George said “maybe I should quit smoking”
He was on his way BACK home, Yoko told him to get some dinner (out) but he insisted he wanted to go say night night to his son Sean (5 back then). Yoko told him he was probably asleep already (he was) but he insisted he wanted to go. :/
Tbf the assassin had been there before, for all we know if he did stay in the day then he could’ve just been killed the next day or soon after 😕
Is this a griffin reference?
imo, you cant change your destiny...if you need to die that day, you will die. if he was "missing" the assasination time, then he would die in another way like getting hit by a car the same day, or slipping in his bathroom and hitting his head and etc. you just cant escape it, just like in "final destination" movies.
Imagine
This scene brought tears immediately.
"Can I give you a hug
You made it to 78"
literally everyone in the universe would have said that to John.
The whole world can feel what Jack is feeling in that moment.
Not really. Lennon was a Marxist.
not me i hate this guy
Reading your statement has me tearing up too, "IMAGINE"... John, before any of us, MINUS THE "DUMB-ASSES" that have to attack with their IGNORANCE...NOW EXPOSED.
This
Please. It’s cringy as hell
John Lennon’s death was the first celebrity death that ever actually affected me. When I heard the news, it hit me hard. I remember looking at the album I had only recently bought and realising he would never write another song. It felt impossible and surreal. I’m not ashamed to admit I cried. I wasn’t a Beatles superfan or even a John Lennon superfan, but I did love their music and most of his songs on “Double Fantasy” really resonated with me. His death just felt like an unimaginable loss, especially given his age and how he died.
Robert Carlyle is such a talent..only he could play a young english speaking Hitler in 2003 and then a 78 year old John Lennon years later in this classic movie and be 100% convincing..this for me was the most touching scene seeing Lennon alive again in this alternate reality
For the first time in 25 years, I saw my dad crying. It was the most emotional moment in my life..
Really!! Your dad must have been a very cruel cold-hearted man. My dad cried when I was born and had a lot of love in him.
@@EricJMontoya wtf man, do you have to say like that?
@@EricJMontoya That same goes for you, your words are cruel cold hearted
@@EricJMontoya some people dont show their emotions as much as others. You dont have to judge someone for that. Shame on you
@@EricJMontoya what an incredibly strange and obnoxious thing to say.
This is the result of Iron Man's snap in endgame. He brought John back.
Harold Parajas 😂
No it's not dummy
BEANS
LOL
@@user-kj6cf7wf3f relax dummy its a joke lol
The whole world misses you, John. - and we all love you. Thank you for giving us the best music on the planet
I’m so happy to see that I wasn’t the only person that cried during this scene. Every time I watch it my heart breaks. Imagine that.
I can, you need a little help from your friends.
Stones fans should banned from watching movies about Beatles
This how many people wishes John was alive.
👇🏼
Is that all?
@@danie2592 no there's more, but not everyone wants to likes a comment like this that's clearly just for likes. This person is literally using John Lennon's death and legacy for likes....
Using a legend's death for likes? Are you proud of yourself?
Tbh who tf uses their snapchat person as their youtube pfp
Yeah let's just forget that Lennon mentally and physically abused both his wives, yelled into his sons ear, deafening him and distanced himself from him, with Paul being more of a father to Julian than Lennon was (Hey Jude is about Julian), and also the fact that Imagine is the peak of hypocrity, where Lennon talks about imagining no possessions despite being rich and very much possessive, no religion despite being very religious seemingly for style reasons rather than genuine belief, and preaching peace despite being a drunken abuser. Also he often showed up drunk to recording sessions and wasnt even that talented on guitar.
I took my grandfather to see this movie in the theaters. He's a huge Beatles fan and I was extremely interested in the movie and let me tell you this, when this scene came on and when actor that played John came out, my grandfather shed tears. He was shocked, gasped, and cried. That's how wonderful this movie was.
I figured out it was coming about two seconds before it happened in the movie, and I was already weeping when John answered the door.
I am a huge Beatles fan as well, and let me tell you, this film was a disappointment all the way. Almost pure garbage.
@@clintfischer1057 And yet, here you are on a TH-cam clip of this movie you hated. Curious.
@@warnold909 there will always be the one who ruins a moment. Best to ignore them.
Or maybe you miss the man.
Love the attention to detail - like the name of the upturned boat they sit on - 'Imagine' 🙂
Hadn't spotted that!
But they paid absolutely no attention to the detail of Lennon's speaking voice.
I honestly went to the theatre just to watch this scene. Alone. And I cried,although not many people were there. We just need you John. Desperately.
Honest appreciation for Robert Carlyle who played the role who apparently was the opposite in most movies like the trainspotting saga. Bless you sir for making this huge contribution. ❤️❤️🥺
I lost it when John opened the door. It truly hurt me :(
I gasped and burst into tears. Just stunned to see him standing there.
CaliforniaBoy7559 , lost what?
WestieB , that could have been it...
That scene could have been made into a movie on its own.
Politicus Rex , I do agree.
He looks just like him, too bad he didn’t nail the voice.
I think they used a prosthetic jaw
jr132 Javier Parisi is the closet you’ll get
People do not sound at 78 the way they did at 40.
John's voice would have changed tremendously by the time he was 78.
@@abesapien9930 hes talking about the accent. people from liver pool have a unique accent. listen to paul or ringo or old clips of John
Happy birthday Paul McCartney, you’re 80 and still alive doing shows. Rip Lennon
"You made it to seventy-eight!" I lost it.
I think this is the universe where John Lennon became Aquaman’s Dad.
Lmao
😂
Living out there I'm sure he is
These days no TH-cam video comments with no comic books reference 🙄
These days, theres no comic book videos without a TH-cam reference amirite?
John: gives up the Beatles for yoko
Everyone: he’s lost his mind
Jack: gives up the Beatles for his love
Also everyone: aww how sweet
Yoko ruined the Beatles, she manipulated him into leaving. Yoko is a horrid woman
@@ainsleybrown2762 yeah she's a little hob goblin!
Yeah right! Julian Lennon had to buy his father's stuff off that evil gold digger ! And if he complained he would get nothing!! Can you respect that???
@Original Channel Name I agree with you. People do way too much. He did love her apparently.
That's not how it went down
When the woman handed Jack the piece of paper, I thought it might've been the titles of some of the more obscure Beatles songs. When I saw "John" open the door, it really took me by surprise, and it made me cry.
Name of the boat is "Imagine". Cool touch.
Well spotted. I missed that.
Apart from the fact it was Yoko who came up with that not John, the song was based on a art exhibit she did by the same name
Where did you see that?
@@soulveiw imagine it’s a cover, not a John Lennon song
@@paladindarc no it isn't.
I watched this in the theater. When John opened the door there was an audible gasp in the audience and someone let out a "Holy s***!" They did a great job making the actor look like Lennon.
wow i wish i could have seen it in the theatre, i bet that was a remarkable moment
That was me saying Holy s***! When they showed only the feet in the dream sequence, I thought we were gonna be ripped off, but we weren't!
thats because it is him.
I cried a little when I saw him
Robert Carlyle is amazing
I wonder if this reimagining comes from a comment John made when asked what he hoped for in his and Yoko’s future. He said something like “I hope we’re a nice old couple off the coast of Ireland looking back on these scrapbooks of madness.”
even when all of the beatles are gone, their music will live on for eternity.
This is where I actually cried in the cinema. How I wish to see John alive and George. ♥️
Lea Fay Tanghal my wife and I watched this last night and when John opened the door in this scene I cried too. I thought about what kind of world it would be if he was still alive all these years.
They're still alive in all of our minds.....
I bawled my eyes out when he asked if he could give him a hug😭
I’m crying 😢
I legit got teary eyed as well.
I think there's a piece of us all that wants to give John Lennon a hug... My man absolutely did not deserve what he got
Can you please give me the movie link
But we do deserve it. To see how miracles die in the heartless world we continue to create every day.
Rarely do any of us get what we deserve.
Very true, but that is becasue3 of all that he gave us, and NOT because he had a "good life" (This version).
@@misty8952 i wasn' t even alive when john lennon died -.-
This scene gave me chills and tears….RIP John.
@Peter Hine I will…..thank you for the tip……
Rot in hell*
Never saw the film but just read an article that said that Julian actually didn't like this scene. So of course now I've just watched it and immediately cried.
I read that article too. I wonder why he didn't like it... I think John was well portrayed here, and with a lot of respect.
John abandoned his wife and their son Julian. They had to get married because Cynthia was pregnant with Julian, that never works out well.
While the other 3 Beatles were having the time of their lives dating actresses and socialites, John was unhappily married.
Julian should be talking to a therapist about why he did not like seeing his father alive again, and happy, instead of talking to a reporter.
I used to feel sorry for Julian, but after so many years, I realize he’s just a whiner. True, his father didn’t want much to do with him, but he needs to move on and stop thinking anyone owes him anything. He’s had plenty of time and opportunity to find out who he is outside of being John’s son and he hasn’t taken it. He seems to prefer to wallow in misery and use his father’s name for gain. His mother was a shameless extortionist of her status as the ex-Mrs. Lennon and a bit of a narcissist. This is probably where Julian got this mentality from. He needs to grow up and move on with his life. The best revenge is living well.
@@ryanhayes4148 Jesus christ you fans are braindead
One thing worse than being a whiner is being a judgemental son of a
Update: John Lennon would’ve been 80 today (9th October 2020).
Edit: Today marks the 40th anniversary of John’s death (8th December 2020). It’s shocking that he’s been dead for the same amount of time he was alive. 😥
Wow...
I loved Yellow Submarine. I know he was not in that movie but still
nobody cares
@@michaeltw1000 Shut up
Yes
I wonder what Paul's reaction was when he saw that scene because he and his wife went to the cinema when they were in the Hamptons.
MovieLounge, he probably got emotional, I have no doubt that he thinks about John every now and then. Just like John told him to.
Really? I wonder what Ringo's reaction was...
@@giovonniarenibar9426 When did Paul McCartney says he loved that scene specifically?
@@624radicalham yesterday
I live on Long Island and my friend works at that theatre selling food and stuff. She said they all knew ahead of time he’d be there and to stay professional. When they got there nobody knew until they were already gone. So it’s hard to say, since they did such a good job hiding. I’d imagine it being super emotional. A lot of people were crying when I saw it in that same theatre.
That scene of Lennon oppening the door always gives me chills
Why? The g00fy glasses?
I really like the idea that John didn't question why he was there or asked him who he was. He saw that Jack needed someone to talk to and he just did.
I could talk to John for hours. What could’ve been… this scene was the icing on the cake to the movie!
Reminds me of the real-life conversation he had with a rough sleeper on his Tittenhurst Park Estate, it's on TH-cam somewhere but he treats them with the same level of dignity and respect, even when setting them straight
I love the idea of John being some wise old man that would walk on the beach, and have this personal of a conversation with a total stranger, before even asking the guys name.
Given the fact that one guy who showed up at his house uninvited one day and John just simply talked a long conversation with him, I say it's not too far off from his character!
For many, many years, people would show up at the Wisconsin home of Gary Gygax (co-creator of D&D) and he would oblige with a round of D&D and their characters, being a DM, at his kitchen table. Imagine how many lives that touched.
Jesus, if I cried like a baby with this, I can't even imagine what Paul and Ringo felt.
@Ian Turner Yoko probably wasn’t too flattered finding out she never met John in this universe!
Probably a mix of emotional and weirded out. Imagine if your friend died and someone made a movie about if they had lived.
@@jerry3790 they actually kept it ambiguous. We don’t know who he married, only that he was happy.
@@huntermorgan6177 exactly what I was thinking🤣 this kid made a movie about “yo so what if I was as popular as the most popular band of all time?:D and then at the end there’s a scene where the most popular guy from that band is actually not dead and me and him have a special moment together”
@@theoallred5105 I’m pretty sure that’s not true
It actually brought tears to my eye. Imagine if the world still had. John
My Lord! I just broke into tears thinking that were real! Ya don’t know what emotions are bottled up inside til they flood out
BRO IMAGINE PAUL WATCHING THIS SCENE AT THE CINEMA LIKE NO, IT'S SO SAD.
Paul always had difficulty expressing his emotions I think and I seen a video where he was holding back tears listening to beautiful boy. I can imagine him and Ringo sitting together in the cinema trying not to cry 😢
An Gi he did see it in the cinema he disguised himself and sat in the back
He saw it in the cinema.
@@Zenata-fx8fk Yes, he went with Nancy.
@@helenabegum8395 he never described how he reacted to that scene and perhaps that's just well.
anyone else notice the boat they sit on is called "Imagine"?
NO i did not. Rewatching now.
Lol no, thanks for mentioning it ;-D
Did not notice thx you
thanks for this
Brilliant, didn't notice that "little" detail. Thanks for sharing
It's amazing how they've done robert carlye up as lennon.
Idc what anyone says about John.
We ain’t perfect. But I will say. He is missed. Him and his music helped me get through a lot.. this brought tears to my eyes
Chapman is a hero
"Wanna sing Imagine for me"
Old Lennon: No...no I don't think I will.
"I got that reference...." - Steve
Avengers :)
I understood that reference
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This reminds me of the scene when Vincent Van Gogh visits his museum in Doctor Who, I love the idea of someone who was taken away to early still existing and seeing how they interact in today's world.
That episode makes me ugly weep every time. So does this scene 😭😭
Richard Curtis was behind both scenes, so I guess it makes sense that there’s a similarity. Curtis is a sentimental lad, he can veer into schmaltz but the heart in his writing always shines through.
What episode was this, I can't find it
Exactly what I was thinking
@@johnd8726 Curtis has a tendency to rehash themes he already did.
Best scene in the entire movie. To see him alive... incredible scene, that's all I can say.
I saw this movie only a month ago, three years after its initial release, and this scene is the one that hit me the hardest. I was a huge Beatles fan, from the get go back in 1963, when they really hit these shores. The sheer emotion when John opens that door was overwhelming and I, too, like many who have commented here, was reduced to uncontrollable tears.
Thanks to all who made "YESTERDAY" possible. Thanks for re-awakening the love in me once again, that I first felt in 1963.
The boat name is “Imagine”.
WOW!! Mind blown!!!
Just an incredible depiction of the contrasting ways in which an idea can be realized..
From an all white room, singing a masterpiece, to a rustic, soon to be forgotten rowboat.
Visual poetry for the soul, this.
jashickey aurora
I never would've caught that. thank you! I wonder if there are any other easter eggs in this scene.
wow how could i have missed that but i did..thank you!!!
"Imagine all the people, living for today"
Paul must have felt very emotional seeing that scene when he watched the film
Nah, he'll probably think to himself that it's a big pile of bullshit knowing John's character in private...
@@MozTheBoz Because John would've necessarily stayed the same angry kid he was at 25 all the way to 78? Everyone mellows out in their old age, and who knows how he would've turned out had he stayed away from the grind of money and fame. He was already beginning to resent it and retreating into a quiet life in the 70s. Maybe Julia survived in this reality... (that could explain the Beatles not forming).
@@sugardaddy4714 some angry 25 year old boys turn into grumpy, bitter old men
I can only Imagine..
@@MozTheBoz
Paul has said that he still dreams of John often and they are having conversations. I think your negative spin on things you can't possibly know anything about is an indication that you have issues.
The fact Lennon is played by Robert Carlyle, Begbie from Trainspotting is mind blowing. They did an amazing job with his makeup.
“I just said, ‘happy’; happy means successful”. I don’t think I’ve ever heard anything more profound. 🥰
What makes this scene even more sad is the fact that Paul McCartney watched this movie.
Can only imagine what was going through his head during this scene.
@John Deegan yup, that was definitely john
@John Deegan your comment is so on point
It's like Remus waking up on the train and seeing Harry thinking he's James, for just a second.
John Deegan Oh,he’s dealt with it all right.
I adore how they incorporated John’s real love for boating. He went exploring and sailed all over the world in the mid 70s. Noticed it after reading the book compilation of his letters he wrote to frends and family.
What’s the name of the book?
The John Lennon Letters :)
i mean his dad was somewhat of a sailor so i would assume that would have an impact on him
The songs of " double fantasy " came after john could die in a tempest on the sea
For a start, he actually learnt to sail in 1980.
This made me miss John Lennon, even though I wasn't born in the 70's. Fly high legend.
This is why Robert Carlyle is one of my most favourite actors. He can do the lot!
I cried at this part. Just thinking how much John was robbed of: The whole rest of his life, just for being amazing.
I think of how much he robbed all of us.
He robbed all of us?
@@underated17 what
@@tedwilliams8879 HE TOOK MY PURSE
“You made it all the way to 78! That’s Fantastic!!!” 💔
When I saw the movie in the theater the first week it was released, this scene came on. And when John opened the door there were gasps from the entire crowd. Totally unexpected. It's the coolest moment I've ever had in a theater ever. People were crying tears of joy seeing "John" alive and well and happy.
I didn't hear the crowd in the theater gasp when I saw the movie -- I was too busy gasping!
I think it was mostly from people our age, who remember him and were so profoundly impacted by his death. Seeing him here, as an old man. My God, if only it could have been real.
@@jamisonescott2300 Yeah, I think many younger folks think Lennon was some "dude" from Russian history (and even here I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt!)
absolutely.
Really Pulled On My Heartstrings.
I really enjoy this scene. I think it's because the movie makers could've jammed this with little Lennon-related easter eggs and references to him, but they didnt. They focused on the words...the feeling....the movement of this scene. Really well done
I shed more than a few tears in this scene. A long lost friend opened the door and my heart.
Robert Carlyle is one of the greatest actors. He was terrifying as the psychopath Begbie in Trainspotting. And he's perfect here as John Lennon.
I've never seen him in anything where he wasn't completely convincing
My god I didn't know that was Robert carlyle amazing
It's a bit superficial, but I was distracted by the fact that Carlyle is so much shorter than Lennon was. Other than that, wonderful.
he was by far the best character in once upon a time, absolutely fantastic actor
Also did an excellent portrayal of Hitler.
This was such an emotional scene. Since the Beatles never existed in that timeline, John Lennon was never assassinated, and while that's emotional enough, Robert Carlyle's acting made this scene absolutely perfect. Jack was just so starstruck, but John never understood why, and ... it just makes me cry every time I see this.
Had NO idea that was Robert Carlyle. Wow.
Actually in the credits of the movie when I went to go see it I didn’t see his name listed, I think Robert didn’t want credit because it’s John Lennon, a legend and a beautiful soul
This is the most perfect film climax. It painfully demonstrates how fame and fortune are foils to love and peace. It makes you wonder, much as we love the Beatles, wouldn’t it have been better for John to have the simple, happy life that all people deserve?
This scene made me so emotional
Weird to think that the actor playing John has also played Hitler
Has he really? I know him from Once Upon a Time, where he played Rumplestiltskin/Mr. Gold!
Well, John wanted to add Hitler (ironically) as one of the famous people on the Sgt. Pepper cover.
Can't believe this is Robert Carlyle 😲 uncredited too
@@charlotted1321 whaaaaaat lol never bothered to check who the actor was. Thanks!
Begbie from trainspotting as well lmao