Aite den, I couldn't find a movie-related thread here, which is a bit hard to believe since TB has been around almost since the previous century, but here's a clip I found interesting (though it happens to be a deleted clip) from a well reviewed movie with an unusual premise:
"Jack Malik is a struggling singer-songwriter who plays gigs to tiny audiences. His manager and childhood friend encourages him not to give up on his dreams. Jack is hit by a bus during a 12-second global power failure.
After recovering from the accident, Jack sings the Beatles's song "Yesterday" for his friends, who are all impressed and assume he wrote it. He quickly discovers that they have never heard of the Beatles, much to his astonishment. Searching for the Beatles on the Internet, Jack finds nothing.
Jack then discovers the band's records missing from his collection, and he realises that he is now living in a parallel universe where the Beatles have never existed. He begins performing their songs, passing them off as his own."
The movie is 'Yesterday' and the clip works due to the otherworldly virtuosity of The Beatles.
"Jack Malik is a struggling singer-songwriter who plays gigs to tiny audiences. His manager and childhood friend encourages him not to give up on his dreams. Jack is hit by a bus during a 12-second global power failure.
After recovering from the accident, Jack sings the Beatles's song "Yesterday" for his friends, who are all impressed and assume he wrote it. He quickly discovers that they have never heard of the Beatles, much to his astonishment. Searching for the Beatles on the Internet, Jack finds nothing.
Jack then discovers the band's records missing from his collection, and he realises that he is now living in a parallel universe where the Beatles have never existed. He begins performing their songs, passing them off as his own."
The movie is 'Yesterday' and the clip works due to the otherworldly virtuosity of The Beatles.
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