Loved the music but not the movie

Rating: Null/10 (8 July 2019)

Most fantasy movies that start with a life-jarring experience usually have another to set things back to the-way-we-were but with improvement of the lead actor's life. So many films were like that: 13 Going on 30, Big, It's a Wonderful Life.
But not this one. This one doesn't have a decent ending - screen writers must have run out of ideas..
This movie wants us to believe that a 12-second world-wide blackout affected all but a few people, and that some of our favorite things never happened. How can their be only one soft drink in the entire world - did capitalism get snuffed out in the blackout? Or was this just a huge product placement advertisement?
The songs are great - they're from the Beatles. But no one in this movie seriously challenges the fact that one man alone comes up with dozens of hit songs after 10 years of failure.
I'm getting a little tired of Hollywood forcing mixed-race relationships on us, too, just like they forced gun violence, gore, heavy swearing, hip hop culture,and unprotected sex on us.