The Beatles are experiencing a resurgence in popularity in the UK, reminiscent of the 1990s revival, as evidenced by Paul McCartney's new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. Cultural commentator Ian Leslie attributes this renewed interest to the band's lasting impact on British culture and the recent release of Peter Jackson's documentary, Get Back. The anticipation surrounding Sam Mendes' upcoming four biopics, set for release in 2028, is expected to amplify this wave of Beatlemania. Each film will focus on a different band member, with actors like Paul Mescal portraying Paul McCartney and Harris Dickinson as John Lennon. This new cinematic exploration is poised to reignite discussions about the band's dynamics and their cultural significance. Additionally, Pattie Boyd, George Harrison's ex-wife, has voiced her displeasure regarding her exclusion from the film discussions. As the excitement builds, Leslie predicts that the Beatles will dominate cultural conversations in the coming years, akin to the phenomenon of 'Barbenheimer'.