Reviews of Yellow Submarine 1968
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Another of my favorite movies.
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way to go, Ringo.
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Well, that was a trip fest, was expected more songs thou, but the animation. WTF?
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First time I viewed this movie it made me violently sick.
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Its complete Beatlesness is overwhelming, even without the actual voices of the Beatles.
Extremely beautiful in most places, this most psychedelic of animations is an experimental rocky ride.
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I found this excruciating to sit through and let myself drift in and out of sleep to protect my eyes from its ugliness.
Next time I'll take a megaton of drugs first.
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personally i'm pretty allergic to this, except for the Beatles songs.
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Delightful.
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Watching yellow submarine now is a peculiar experience for me. It has probably been about 10 years since I last saw it, and despite this being the first time I have seen it as an 'adult' it was a film that was on a good rotation for me as a child, so I am very familiar with it... or so I though.
The film itself is in no way suitable for children, what on earth were my parents thinking?! Near…
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This review is based on the Blu-ray. The picture is gorgeous and vibrant, the sound is glorious. I'm not a big fan of the film, per se, but I do enjoy the wonderful songs and stupendous art in the film. As a whole it's an experience, and everyone needs to see it at least once.
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As a Beatles fan, I can't believe I only got around to watching this for the first time now.
I saw Magical Mystery Tour a few years ago and thought it was terrible, apart from the music, and just assumed that the rest of the films were as ridiculous as that was.
Yellow Submarine has proved me wrong. I really enjoyed this animated movie where the Beatles are recruited by Old Fred in the Yellow Submarine to help save Pepperland from the blue meanies.
It's a whole lot of fun and the songs included here are just great.