#nowhere boy

Mimi is portrayed as a little more wicked, when she was said to be just really strict irl. The film doesn't explore that much of Mimi and John's relationship, it's always a bit of a blurry line.

The way Paul and George were portrayed wasn't great if I'm being honest.

One detail that stuck out to me was when John hears Paul play for the first time. In the film, Paul uses his own guitar, but what actually happened was Paul held John's guitar upside down because Paul strums with his left hand.

Overall, was it a good film? To a certain extent, yes it was. The reason I said that was because there were so many inaccuracies, I understand some were needed to make the film, well, more of a dramatised film, but a lot of those inaccuracies weren't even necessary, like I said earlier. Maybe I'm just being a biased Beatles fan, but that's what I think.

Would I recommend it? Yes, yes I would.

I'd rate it a 6.8 out of 10.