Yesterday (2019) - Let It Be Scene (2/10) | Movieclips

Yesterday - Let It Be: Jack (Himesh Patel) repeatedly tries to play "Let It Be" for his parents.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
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.

CREDITS:
TM & © Universal Pictures (2019)
Cast: Himesh Patel
Director: Danny Boyle
Screenwriter: Richard Curtis

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[mr_niceman]

That’s exactly how our parents acts whenever we show them something we are proud

[CC]

I saw an interview where Paul McCartney said he and his wife snuck into a local cinema, sat up the back row and watched this film! Imagine walking out at the end and seeing Paul McCartney right there.

[francoisona]

As a musician the realism of that scene is mind blowing. It's insanely eerie to watch a scene that has happened to you times and times again in real life down to the 'can you play another bit' quip. Am ashamed to say that never feeling as brave as this lad often I have decided to put down my guitar play it cool saying that I'll play later but secretly hurting at the total disrespect that led me to stop wanting to share a piece I was hoping to touch people's hearts with..

[firstname]

instead of getting mad he should have just let it be

[JudahMaccabee_]

They were literally about to be the first people on Earth to hear one of the most legendary, beautiful masterpieces ever created; and they blew it.

[jennafox]

When I watched the movie, I was actually mad at the people for interrupting this masterpiece.

[thelostdinosaur]

*When you try to show your favourite songs to your parent...*

[sdanny]

“Yeh I know, I i I know”

“What do you know !??”

[ericlopez]

We could be in the presence of genius, but are too distracted to appreciate it.

[endorphinzz]

This is what happens when I rent a movie I want my family to see lol...

[maxrosato]

this is the most British scene ever 😂😂

[codylakin]

Honestly, this scene sort of captures one of the sadder realities of creating art (even though he didn’t create Let It Be, the point’s still there).
You put your heart into it, you spend countless hours on it, it means something deep to you and you have a feeling could mean something deep to someone else, too.
And often, even those closest to you are, at best, passingly interested.
It’s as funny as it is bordering on tragic, really!

[saetmusic]

The weirdest concept EVER for a movie! Brilliant!

[ironfae]

This is why I play alone.
My family hates the fact that I don’t perform for them.
We tried watching this movie together and they talked all through it.

[jameswallace]

As a musician myself...this really resonates with me. The very thing has happened to me countless times. It's really the rudest thing someone can do to a performer.

[snoojie]

This was one of the most frustrating scenes I've ever watched in the theater. With no payoff! Brilliantly directed.

[Publiclighthouse]

That blurry window is perfect. It’s symbolic that they aren’t going to see or understand what he sees.

[gamefreek]

This is so relatable and crushing to watch as a musician with parents that are neglecting your need to shine for a moment. I can directly relate. Although, I'm such a good masker of my emotions around my family most of the time, so I usually played through the talking.

[believe]

"Hey pay attention! The Beatles gave up their existence for this song."

[bumblefritz]

This may be one of the most realistic scenes I've ever seen.