Not bad, not great

Rating: 5/10 (3 January 2020)

The concept is interesting, though hardly explainable.
The problem is nothing is really done with it, besides being used as a coat hanger for the usual British romcom.
"Hey, what if someone wakes up from an accident and finds nobody else (but a few) remembers who The Beatles were?"
"Great! Let's use that and then fill in the rest with the habitual romcom template".
"Done".
"And yes, The Beatles, that should draw a bit of a crowd. Add in the so-called conscience of the uprising fake star, a meeting with John Lennon and a psycho manager who is being held off by the only more or less portrayed side-character who can finish his role playing Hodor".
The backstage camera scene in Wembley made me gag.
After confessing the fraud, the "biggest genius of the world" proclaims his cheesy love and the audience goes wild. Yeah.
The movie started off promising, but pretty soon it was all too clear which way it was heading. Which was a shame.