The 10 Best Uses Of The Beatles Songs In Movies

The Beatles are the Breaking Bad of rock bands — challenged by a couple of close contenders but generally considered to be the all-time best. Not only have they been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; all four members have since been inducted individually. Between 1960 and 1970, the magical chemistry shared by the Fab Four resulted in some of the greatest music ever produced, with dozens of timeless classics and a few masterpieces that can be compared to Beethoven in terms of influence.

Unfortunately, all of this means it’s really expensive to license one of their songs to use a movie. But it’s usually worth the price-tag because the indistinguishable sound of the Beatles invariably evokes strong emotions in a given scene.
10 “Baby, You’re A Rich Man” In The Social Network

Thanks to Aaron Sorkin’s razor-sharp script and some incredible performances, David Fincher’s The Social Network took a really dry story and turned it into captivating, cinematic drama.

For the most part, the movie has an original score by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, but it also features a few licensed tracks, like the aptly placed Beatles song “Baby, You’re A Rich Man.”

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