Yellow Submarine
Music • G • 1968 • 1 hr 30 min
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Paul Angelis, John Clive, Dick Emery, Geoffrey Hughes, Lance Percival
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Beautiful psychedelic animation with charming characters and fun songs. Show this to any young kid with an interest in art or music!
Do some blue meanies before hand. It makes it easier to watch
Underrated, great music and quite funny. Great for kids
Definitely something made for fans, over the casual movie watcher, but still good animation and an entertaining watch.
Reasons to love this movie. 1) The Beatles 2) It’s a psychedelic masterpiece 3) The Beatles again
Psychedelic, both childlike and profound.
An innovative, original, and charming classic.
If your a fan of the Beatles music this is a wonderful representation of the band’s creativity
Loved this as a kid, anything Beatles is fun for me
Sad that they couldn't get them to do their own voices but pretty fun nonetheless. Kind of like a long music video.
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