Surprisingly good for a VH1 movie (they made movies?); Quinn's McCartney voice is off but he nails his mannerisms, and while Harris doesn't look like Lennon (apart from a couple of shots) you do start believing it's him. The conversations do stretch disbelief when the theme - L representing cynicism/"big message", M optimism/broad appeal - intrudes on the realism. Would be better if the section when they leave the building was excised, the best part being them messing around in the elevator.

we are all grasping to survive with someone else

The whole movie is essentially an hour and a half long conversation, people who love this almost genre of should give it a go. Its so believable it becomes hard to discern fiction from reality after watching it. There were a few nice frames too, one where theyre in Lennon's kitchen and obviously the meditation shot. I kept thinking about this movie for about a week. well written 9/10