Across the Universe
Drama • PG-13 • 2007 • 2 hr 13 min
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Great story. This film made me into a Beatles fan
Such great visuals with of course a spectacular soundtrack
Everything flows together so we’ll. You can’t help but sing along. Has been a favourite since the first time I saw it.
This is a very personal film for me. Gives me nostalgia + love. I enjoy the Beatles and I think the movie does them justice and then some.
Just one of the best interpretations of the Beatles music. Jim Sturgess best role ever! Hands down should play a beatle in the future!
This movie is so beautifully done. It captures the beauty of life through music, love, determination, and friendship.
Love letter to the Beatles, to the 60s, and trying to find your place and home in the world. Love love love love.
I loved it! Beatles music and Evan Rachel Wood. What more could you want?
visually striking with imaginative interpretations of well-known songs. a film that can be repeatedly watched with gusto
Definitely imperfect, but it had so many wonderful moments that I really didn’t mind. The male lead was simply made to break hearts.
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