Yesterday - Ed Sheeran vs. The Beatles ‘The Long and Winding Road’ | Netflix
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Yesterday - Ed Sheeran vs. The Beatles ‘The Long and Winding Road’ | Netflix
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This ain’t fair. He brought nukes to a fist fight.😠
Beetles wrote great songs
You will understand if you saw the movie.. the movie is great..
This is, for me, the best part of the film
@@marcinhonovavista I agree
HAHAHAHAHHAHA FACTS
Not sure why, but this scene, this version of Long and Winding Road, always makes me emotional... Every time..
He really does it justice. Almost all of the Beatles songs in this movie.
Totally. Matter of fact, I have to avoid thinking about it because it always leads to a listening marathon of like 20 times... :)
Because it’s the original version
The premise of this movie makes me emotional, The Beatles are something my parents shared with me since I can remember, a world without my parents and The Beatles is a world I'd rather not be in.
It's the best version I've ever heard. Ever
Because of this very scene I bought a piano and I'm learning to play since then. It really had that impact on me
How’s the process going?
@@melioavilez slow, but The long and winding road it's under control 😋
The Beatles continue to make music happen through inspiration, you are one of so many. This is really great to hear. Hope you find great satisfaction, and never stop, just play with it. Watch Paul show Rick Rubin how he plays simply, it is inspiring. You don't have to be a genius, you just have to give it a go and enjoy it.
@@cvalde i would suggest learning "Imagine" by John Lennon. It's one of the great and easiest songs to play on the piano, there are tutorials on RUclips, and it will impress your friends!
If you're learning piano and want to know how to play this song, I'd recommend you Nacho Pozzo's RUclips channel. It's the best one I've found yet.
Gotta love Ed Sheeran being a good enough sport to good-naturedly poke fun at himself! 😂
How? By admitting he's a shit-stain on the shoes of Lennon & McCartney?
Cos he sort of...you know....is.
I mean, the fact that someone is better than you doesn’t mean they’ll be more successful, or that you can’t both have your moment in the spotlight.
Messi and Cristiano, anyone?
afm pfp🤭
@@CharlieZuko The Beatles and Ed Sheeran aren't comparable to Messi and Ronaldo though. The Beatles were definitely more successful than Ed is and much more popular. Messi and Ronaldo are equally as popular in their own right.
Well I guess it was in the script. You know it didn’t really happen
One of two incredible moments in this movie. The first is when Malik plays "Yesterday". The world seems to both stop and become more beautiful in that moment. The second is here when playing the "Long and Winding Road". In this we see, both through words and the audience's silence, the song take on divine quality. It is fitting that Sheeran's final line refers to "Amadeus" since both he and Salieri heard what they claimed was the voice of God.
Find the clip where he plays Something. They didn’t include it in the release but it’s online. It was so incredibly powerful it messed with the romance angle.
This is a whole concluding paragraph for a essay 😂well done
I thought it added to the romance angle. Gave her a reason to be jealous and start acting weird about his success. Was perfect. @@rbu2136
Yes!
This I believe is a jab at Yoko Ono who once told Paul that he was Salieri to John's Mozart. And if I'm not mistaken Paul was the one who wrote this and not John.
This scene always makes me feel bad for Ed Sheeran. Paul McCartney wrote this masterpiece on his farm and had a year to perfect it prior to recording. Jack picking this in a 10 minute song writing contest underscores and exemplifies the moral quandary of him representing himself as this master songwriter.
yeah, but also, Ed World Class Pop Artist Sheeran challenged an unknown struggling musician to a battle that he "knew" he was gonna win. Seems like he was trying to show his superiority, so he kinda had it coming. But also this is a movie and none of this ever happened, so lol
@@josephan6953 the irony being ed playing a cocky version of himself when he's actually a very humble artist
I think this is a film, so all should be ok :)
@@josephan6953 I never thought about this, come to think of it, it is pretty shit for Ed to challenge an unknown singer, no wonder malik wips out the long and winding road.
Sheeran is playing a bit of crappy version of himself in the movie which shows some very impressive self awareness on his part. If you ever hear him in interview he is extremely self deprecating. I’m not a fan of his music (that means nothing other than my taste in music doesn’t go that way) but I’d say he is my favorite ambassador for music for kids. He constantly promotes practice over “natural talent”. He knows well he isn’t a Mozart level guitar player nor does he need to be. He’s an amazing artist for many reasons and you have to give him props for doing this movie.
We need more movies like this with such creative scenarios.
Yeah a lot less super heroes and special effects would be nice.
@@lemondropkid6175there are so many more of these movies. Problem is: people only think of the movies that sell best
What BS! He didn’t write it! What a faker!
Yeah, he’s faker. That’s the movie prompt
May I suggest the movies: "Once" and "A star has born". Both gems that fits the genre.
That first bar and Ed knew.. it just takes over instantly
I watched this again last night in bed while my wife quietly slept beside me and when he started with Lennon and McCarthy’s masterpiece ‘In My Life’ I had tears streaming down my face, because I know that there will never be another song written like it.
This movie should have been a Blockbuster it was so good I love it I'm watching it again right now! Great movie and voice
Very underrated & understated Movie. Up there with the best.
This movie STILL impacts me with every watching. A top 10 of all time for me.
i didnt like the movie. and im the biggest beatles fan in the world.
cleverly written and the best music....can't believe it did not find the radar of all the music peope out there...
@@josephlucas819 this movie is crap that's why, and im the biggest beatles fan in the world and i hated this movie
This movie is an exquisite love letter to the Beatles and the 60s/70s generation. It was special growing up listening to their music, and it makes me happy seeing that time revisited through this clever story. Shout-out to Himesh Patel for his heartfelt performance. 👏👏👏👏
I love the reference to Mozart vs. Salieri.
"A life without the beatles is a life i don't wanna be a part of". This movie was a masterpiece, just like "across the universe"
across the universe is my fav Beatles song and i am from Liverpool
"across the universe" sucks.
Evan Rachel Wood 😍😍😍😍
I watched this film on an airplane, thinking it would be a fun romp. I did not expect a film that made me cry so hard…that one scene with you-know-who….(crying on an airplane is kinda embarrassing, ya know?) beautiful film. I could feel the main character’s guilt growing as he was being praised and idolized for songs he *knows* he should not take credit for. It ended perfectly.
“Altitude Adjusted Lachrymosity Syndrome”
i also watched it in an airplane going to frankfurt from qatar. best mobie ive seen
Ed: **wrote a song about penguin**
Jack: **wrote a beetles classic**
Jack could have wrote about walrus or something to the tune of yellow submarine for handicap 😂😂
I am the walrus goo goo ga choo. The walrus goo goo ga choo. The walrus goo goo ga choo
"Beatles."
Like a musical "beat."
He took the beatles best song man HAHAHA
Himesh Patel's naive portrayal as a struggling singer-songwriter, is so engaging to watch. Brilliant performance about his acting and singing too.
he just nailed it I have seen this moving at least 30 times
Ed must really love Paul’s music. No shame in being second to that. But well played. Must say.
Does anyone else cry every time they watch this? I don't want to be the only one.
You are not the only one.
Nothing beats The Beatles, even in fictional film scenario and I think even Ed Sheeran will be delightfully honored for taking his part on being defeated by The Beatles's songs in this story.
Sorry, my mind plays tricks on me. When I played the clip again my brain just fills whats lacking in this version of "Long and Winding Road", which is filling the bass that wasn't there and escalated the instruments imaginarily at the last verse. I mean ofcourse the song is great but it was because I already knew that before, and that's not fair.
I’ve been a longtime musician and songwriter..won some awards and had stuff on the radio and worked in bands with super talented players….BUT a band like The Beatles, with THREE incredible songwriters is SUCH a rare instance. Just a one-time synergistic crossing of artistic paths that had to be meant to be, from the wealth of songs they left behind and the BILLIONS of people impacted by their music.
... and Ringo.
The Beatles had two incredible songwriters, a great drummer and a weak link plagiarist that needed other people to play his solos.
@@redrick8900 that is absolutely unfair.
1. "My Sweet Lord" barely resembles that other one "plagiarized", and even so, it was only one among many great songs by Harrison. "All Things Must Pass", the album with that song (his first solo album), is widely known as one of the greatest ever released.
With the Beatles, in only one album we have "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun", for instance.
2. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" is the ONLY Harrison's song which solo he invited a close friend (none other than Eric Clapton) to compose and perform. All the other Beatles' lead guitar masterpieces were his.
@@danielcerso Your first sentence distinguishes you as someone who is dishonest or has such a terrible ear you can't compare songs. Either way you are beneath me concerning such matters and I have no respect for you.
My Sweet Lord and He's so fine are not only tonally identical but use the same call and response technique. He didn't just copy the music. The fool went ahead and copied the arrangement.
Harrison couldn't play the solo on Taxman and Paul had to do it.
@@redrick8900 that is very unfair to goerge, yes my sweet lord is identical with he's so fine and I can't even deny it but his other works are also great if not masterpiece! I mean "something", "here comes the sun", "while my guitar gently weeps" and among many other things and I haven't even mention his solo works...
I thought it would have been nice for Jack to admit he hadn't written it that night. "I never wrote it down but it was already in my head" So you win Ed". Ed was all depressed for nothing lol.
To be fair, this guy could (and should) have mixed it up occasionally. When he's Googling 'The Beatles' at the start of the film, he also Googles 'Oasis' and finds out that they never existed either (because they basically spent their entire career trying to 'be' the Beatles), but they use it as just a throwaway gag. But it does mean that he ALSO had access to all of Oasis' back catalogue too!
To be fair, there's some absolute bangers in there! Wonderwall, Roll With It, Don't Look Back in Anger, Stand By Me, Supersonic, Rock 'n' Roll Star, Don't Stop Crying Your Heart Out, Lyla, Slide Away....
Dude could have put out multiple albums of Oasis songs too, or slipped a few in alongside Beatles songs and no-one would have noticed
But only if he memorized the Oasis catalogue during his time on regular Earth, which isn't guaranteed. A musician of his calibre would potentially have played a few of their hits before, but maybe not all of them.
He probably thinks about how far he can coast along on all the Beatles song he can remember, then when he had had enough of that, maybe he will devolve to playing the Oasis catalogue.
But, to be honest, a world in which the Beatles never exist is worthy of being made a movie of, whereas a world without Oasis...not so much.
Agreed..... Malik singing "please don't put your life in the hands of a rock & roll ban (they could've easily changed it to a "rock & roll man") at the Wembley scene would've been perfect
Or could have used Imagine as a song, or any solo acts....Also Wings
Dude don’t forget at the end about forgotten Harry Potter too 😅
It's been a few years since it came out, I went because Ed Sheeran was in it ( I'm 67 and a devoted fan!) Having grown up with Beatles music ( I fell in love with them when I saw them on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964) this film is now on my top 10 favorite list. I couldn't help but sing along with every song. Have my own DVD , and I think I'll watch it tonight, with a box of tissues! 😅
I watched this many times, still bumps, knowing something great is coming. Thanks
Honestly this movie is funny and just wholesome af
I recently discovered The Long and Winding Road is one of my dad's favorite songs of the Beatles, but he never talked about it, I watched this clip and was curious about the original song, I looked it up, and share the video with him because I know he is a big Beatles fan, I always thought this part of the movie was so beautiful and now it gave me a new memory with my beloved dad
This is my mother favorite, when Paul comes to our city, 4 years before she died, in the begging of the song I cry, and I cry, and cry like a lost child, and the people around me, don't understand, nothing, but that tears are the way to show my respect for my loved mom and for that man, that give us some so extraordinary.
That's the beauty of this gems of music ❤
@@mvsxm13now I know how it feels, my dad passed away 4 days ago, the pain is unbearable
The Mozart/Salieri comment was an epic statement. Dude knows his history.
I've watched this video at least 100 times ( saw the movie too - of course ) and I still can't get over how well performed it is. Absolute perfection if you ask me.
The Beatles were just so far and above all the so called greatest rock and roll groups. The Stones, Led Zepplin, etc. they perhaps have a place, but the Beatles paved the way for others to follow. It is a case of the often misquoted Aristotle saying, The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The Beatles as individuals were all great, but together, they were just so much better than they had the right to be. And we should be grateful that they came together for as long as they did.
if you like the beatles i have something i think you will want to see
Some of Lennons solo songs are up there with the biggest Beatles songs imo.
Paul eh not.
Well goddamn. You said it like it should be said the Beatles are untouchable, having influence from the bands before and now influencing generations after. I am only 45 and my first love of music was The Beatles from 45’s on my father’s record player.
@@yeahbee8237troll
@@flabunny1 I was born in 1960, so my earliest memories of rock bands were the Beatles and then everyone else, who tried to catch the same lightning in a bottle. Sure some of them were very good, even great. But none of them can match the song writing of John and Paul, and the way that all 4 of them united together. They were the tightest group that ever existed.
To be fair, Sheeran's song is pretty nifty.
This scene never made sense. Just because each said he wrote the song in 10 minutes doesn't mean he didn't already have it in his back pocket.
Ed made that part of the rules: can’t use a song already started
It was a gentlemens agreement. One the portag broke because his arc is he's a fraud.
Not sure how that doesnt make sense...?
Given the fantastical premise, a song that damn good would have been heard “by now” in the fantasy world Jack lives in
If you had written that song, would you have waited until then to play it for anyone?
@@redrick8900Jack never wrote the songs.
After the power outage event, only a few people had any memory of the Beatles. In the alternative universe, the Beatles never existed as a group.
Jack, as a musician, had the skills to recreate them from memory.
He knew he was being a fraud. That is his redemptive story arch.
For decades when someone would ask me “what’s the best song by the Beatles” I’d respond “She came in through the bathroom window.”
Then I heard this version of “Long and Winding Road”
Now it’s been living rent free in my head.
Love this movie.. so underrated
Tbf Ed Sheeran's song is pretty good
Would be sick if he actually wrote that in 10 mins
As a fan of the Beatles and Ed Sheeran, this movie is amazing to me especially when i first saw this in the theater!!!!!
Right!??
Patel has a perfect voice for these beautiful songs. Great casting.
Best song PM ever wrote.
My grandmother lived very close to the McCartney farm.
It’s truly one of the most beautiful places
Interesting seeing this scene again after watching "Get Back." McCartney was just not human in the period he wrote this. He probably *did* write it in 10minutes.
Even more amazing that he was composing Let it Be at the same time lol
Ed Sheeran was amazing in this movie. Great singer and now actor.
That's Sir Ed Sheeran, according to the movie! lol
Just the thought of The Beatles never existing gave me an incredibly sad feeling while watching this movie.
The beauty of this movie is that you felt that you missed something, just like those characters did in the movie.
Strangely we all remember the journey of "The Beatles" but still feel some kind of Mandela effect after watching this movie.
I am from Dehradun (India) and we have a place called "Beatles Ashram" here, where they composed most of the songs for their self-titled double album "White Album".
Harrison also composed an unreleased song titled "Dehradun" in 1968 about a small town of that time.
Can we appreciate how brilliant the Beatles were, John and Paul, the goats of song writing. The best there was period!
As a kid, walking the local Sears store with my parents in 1968 and 69, they would pipe in music. I vividly recall when a Beatles song would come on, I turned to my mom and asked, “who is that mom”, she replied, “son, that’s the Beatles”. What a great time to be a kid!
Irrespective of Sheeran playing himself, those are pretty complex emotions to convey through facial expressions, words and gestures... musical rapture, surprise, a sense of humilliation and humility, and he does it beautifully. Every moment is immensely believable and convincing.
Makes me want to watch this movie again.
It worked Netflix!
Sure glad to be older now and to have been younger then, when four lads from a working class English city came together and shook the popular music world to it's core. Thanks guys!
Interesting premise of the film. Out of 7 billion people you would think more than one person would remember the Beatles.
Several other people appear near the end of the movie who remember the Beatles but aren't natural musicians like Jack...
I really really like this movie. I thought it was so underrated and when I saw it, I was surprised how good it was. It was surprising very emotional..
Jack: "Maybe I'll do one of my own songs."
Announcer: "And now, the soon to be defeated Jack Malik!"
Jack: "Long and Winding Road it is."
Loved everything about this film 👏👏👏
Lol. Imagine if this was real: you're a global superstar, millionaire, talented, and in a bar some jackweed comes along and drops one of the greatest songs ever written. lol.
a slighty underrated movie directed by the director behind the best movie ever made, danny boyle
This scene showed how genius Paul and the Beatles are. The lyrics and musicality are unmatched.
Such a good movie, and you can tell it was made with love for the Beatles and their songs.
БЕЗ ИССКУСТВА НЕТ ЖИЗНИ - THERE IS NO LIFE WITHOUT ART
Учитывая, что все стены были на русском, опредилено нужно написать хоть один коммент на этом же языке :) Greeting from Russia !
Are you still there?
Brilliant concept!. Well implemented!.
What a fun movie! Malik’s musical performances are such a befitting tribute to the Beatles
Fun Fact: at one point he travels to Liverpool and lands at Liverpool International Airport. The real airport is called Liverpool John Lennon Airport
massive respect to ed sheeran for saying he is second to beatles.
I forgot about this movie and especially the scene… but it did remind me about Ed Sheeran’s Penguins
A los 10 años mas o menos, tome un disco de mi mamá y The long and winding road, me enamoró. La oia una y ota vez. En esa edad pensaba que tenia un gusto musical de señoras 🤣
Luego un día a los 12 en la escuela, en inicio de año conocí a un nuevo compañero con gustos similares. y fue como: Te gusta Queen? -siii, te gusta One night at the Opera??? -siiiiii... Y oiste de los Beatles, the long and winding road?... - OH SEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🤣
Esa es la distancia que existe entre la música de los Beatles y todo lo que se hizo antes y después
If I was Ed Sheeran or anyone for that matter I would've NOT believed that Jack came up with that song in that moment xD He could've picked any song that he had composed before and just not published yet.
So the movie Amadeus exists in this parallel world that never heard of the Beatles
Impressed by Ed Sheeran acting skills
I just cannot Imagine a world without the Beatles.
Such a great premise of a movie. From 1 day to the next a really big artist is forgottor to everyone, but 1 person.
Kurt Cobain wrote “About a girl” when he was 20, after listening to Hard days Night on repeat, The Beatles have influenced some truly great artists.
And also Cobain.
It's amazing how this movie is so great despite having roles by both Ed Sheeran AND James Corden.
I fail to see any reason why those two solid actors would negatively impact the quality of the movie. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Ed Sheeran I'd argue is essential to the movie though. You need a solid folk-pop modern star. He does it perfect, and is humble enough to just be blown away by the Beatles.
@@tatonka411 NOBODY would ever reject the chance to be blown away by the Beatles. It is an honor.
The Beatles wrote great songs and lyrics way beyond their life experiences!
The design of your eyes is something
Out of the ordinary from another planet
hope in this moment malik sing "here there and everywhere"
I've not seen the film, but have ruined it for myself by watching many clips. Ed Sheeran comes across beautifully. His song fragment, in this segment, is astonishing. And yet, the structure of the film requires him to be placed, as everyone must, as a subordinate voice in the chorus led by the Beatles. He does this with humility and grace. He lifts up the Beatles.
3:49 Who's Mozart?
Tardian
Beatles were genius song writers !
I may have
A long time ago, BUT I AM HERE NOW! YOU KNOW WHERE MY DOOR IS AND IT IS OPEN AS IS MY HEART. REXANNE SANG THIS FOR HER CHOIR SOLO . . . RANDOM IRRELEVANT RAILROADER REMEMBRANCE . . . IMAGINE THAT! ❤❤ WILL I ALWAYS HAVE TO SAY I LOVE YOU IN A SONG ON A STARRY STARRY NIGHT 🌃 ?
Ed Sheeran acted the shit out of that scene. That was good.
No human can write and sing this in 10 mins....Ed Sheehan wins for singing something more realistic in 10mins.
unless they're copying it, which is what was being portrayed
I had to look up the movie synopsis, so now I understand the “what”, but I still don’t understand the “why”.
... watch it
Because it's a heartwarming fun little film with great music
Maybe you should watch the movie then…
It's one of those movies that doesn't need a serious analysis - just a nice, feel good journey with some great music.
The Lennon scene is the only why I need
I definitely wouldn't want to live in the world without the Beatles. My parent's generation had the best music of any so far in my humble opinion. Sadly, it took me 56 years to come to that conclusion.
Not available in Netflix Australia. not even in youtube movies
If this happened to me I’d still forget all the lyrics. 😂
the most beautiful song
This movie had so much potential...
Гениально! Спасибо вам ребята!
I agree, I think
This movie had so much potential to be something really interesting…
And totally dropped the ball.
Best scene in the movie. Could not have been done without the original ed Sheeran.
When I saw this movie, I had no idea who Ed Sheeran was. I know now that Ed Sheeran is very popular, so kudos to him for putting himself in the unenviable position of being compared to The Beatles. pretty classy move!
My favorite scene from this amazing movie
Has to be one of the most funny imaginative movies. I watched this on my pvr. Joy!
"I was always told somebody would be better than me"
Yeah, there's thousands Ed
In his defense, he is good...
In this universe maybe there are not
That is an excellent movie, if you haven't seen the whole thing I recommend it, particularly if you enjoy the Beatle's music.
Psychopath-killer Phil Spector tried to ruin the original, but couldn't. This song is that transendentally beautiful.
"MALIK" means 'owner' .. Ed got owned!!
@1:25 The long windy road cover
Yeah, what if he chose Something or In my life! Sooo many great ones!
Search for the "Something" cut scene, with James Corden and Ana De Armas.
This one song is a career for anyone other than Paul/beatles…and this is just “one” song
.............and from another galaxy..........The Beatles 😎
lol i never noticed the Mozart/Salieri line 😄