#THE BEATLES YELLOW SUBMARINE CARTOON SERIES#

I wish films that films that treated so many interesting issues without offensive language or inappropriate violence were more the norm today. Ron Campbell, Beatles Yellow Submarine Animator & Beatles Saturday Morning TV Cartoon Series Director to appear live, Painting. It's much more than a music video but even if you see this as one extended music video, it surely was innovative for the late 1960s but hasn't lost its charm and draw in the 21st century. It has always amazed me that perhaps the only bands that everybody seems to love is the Beatles.

The music is of course at the core of the film. Sure there's a bit of violence but it's rather tame more concerning to those in preschool and younger might be scenes of snarling dogs, yellow/sharp toothed monsters, and the like.Įven by today's standards, the bright, pop art like animation is thrilling to see - and it just keeps on coming. The Beatles agree to accompany Captain Fred in his yellow submarine and go to Pepperland to free it from the music-hating Blue Meanies. With The Beatles, Paul Angelis, John Clive, Dick Emery. My elementary aged daughter sang along, laughed quite a bit, and kept talking about the film on the way home when we saw the digitally restored film outdoors tonight.īoth adults and children will enjoy the humor, though some of the quick lines might register more fully with adults. Yellow Submarine: Directed by George Dunning. 'Yellow Submarine' is great for the whole family, though some of the animated violence might bother the very young, perhaps preschool and younger.

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