+captaintaco2345 I knew a teacher who hated the Beatles cause of them and I quote "taking drugs." It's the 60's and they were hippies. They all took drugs once in a while.
+captaintaco2345 I knew a guy who hated the Beatles and would always insist the Monkees where better. His name was Alex, he was one of those self-consciously edgy dipshits you always meet at college.
Fun Fact: The leader of the Blue Meanies was a direct inspiration to Mark Hamill's vocal delivery when playing The Joker, along with silver screen actor Claude Rains.
+SonofMrPeanut also, none of the beatles played any of the band members. The only beatles member that did not like his voice actor in the movie was Ringo Starr.
While we're on trivia for this movie: Each Beatle came by to be filmed walking. The animators referenced this to create an accurate walking cycle for each Beatle.
+Toby77 c Another fact: that scene where Old Fred tells Ringo to NOT touch the button, but Ringo does anyway, after the film was released several kids would come up to Ringo and say "Why'd ya press the button?!" AND John was the one who suggested "Wouldn't it be great if a Yellow Submarine followed Ringo?" :)
George Martin is indeed a great music producer to The Beatles and to my opinion, the Sixth Beatle. Whenever I see this movie, it's amazing and I always sing to some of the songs. At the credits, I quietly say; '"Brian would've been so proud of you boys."', since this movie was made almost one year later after he died.
I have beautiful memories as a 4 year old watching this over and over, and never being bored. Watched it some weeks back, and loved it. One of my favorite movies by far.
I absolutely loved the animation in this movie. While many feel like it was rushed, I always looked at the "flaws" as adding to the psychedelic feel of it. Where you would catch a glimpse of something changing and your asking yourself if you saw what you think you saw. Watched this movie the first time about 20yrs ago after taking a few tabs of LSD and it was such a wonderful experience filled with laughter and pure happiness.
did you know that their was going to be a motion capture animated remake made by imagemovers digital.think about it,I can image how horrifying the Blue meanies would look like.
Max Mantell The blue meanies in the original didn't scared me,especially as a kid. But last year,I discovered that there was going to be a remake of that film on the Wikipedia,so I was researching if it was true because sometimes Wikipedia can be fake,so I look up the concept art of the yellow Submarine remake. And boy,when I saw the concept art for the fim,I was fine,but it wasn't until I saw the blue meanies and the sea of monsters and I almost *insert poop joke here* my pants.
DIsney had gone so far as to organise the licenses for the songs to be used and then pulled the plug after a couple of the motion capture movies bombed.
That was the first sign that Craig McCracken was a major fan. The second sign was a certain episode from Season 3 that was just a long chain if Beatles references, even though it still managed to tell a decent story. Sgt Pepper from this movie even shows up as a rep for the Townsville Police and quotes Help when asking for the girls to make a comeback. Go see if you can watch Meet The Beat-Alls somewhere. It's a really funny episode.
Excellent review! As a HUGE Beatles fan, this film is kind of my life... the animation/ art is stunning, the Beatles and other characters are fun to watch (also a fun fact that some of them were created by the Beatles) and the soundtrack is amazing as always. Another thing u forgot to mention, when the Beatles, themselves appear at the end is fun to see too. When this was remastered once more in 2012, I got to go see it on the big screen and all the many kids/ adults in the theatre had a ball, which is proof this film will last on for many generations. Thank u for the review!
Could be? Let’s ask Alanis... Alanis? 🎵 “It’s like hearing Let It Beeeeeeeeeeeee, when you’re watching a TH-cam review of Yellow Submarine” 🎵 Hmmm. Turns out you’re right.
My three favorite Beatles song are 1. Hey Jude 2. Yellow Submarine and 3. Elanor Rigby. My favorite individual song is Silly Love Song by Paul Mcartney.
My ranked Beatles songs: 1. I Will 2. Yesterday 3. Only a Northern Song 4. Here, There and Everywhere 5. If I Fell 6. Blackbird 7. Revolution 9 8. Savoy Truffle 9. Maxwell’s Silver Hammer 10. I Am The Walrus
Full Voice Actor List Paul Angelis: Ringo Starr, George Harrison, The Leader of the Blue Meanies - John Clive: John Lennon - Geoffrey Hughes: Paul McCartney - Lance Percival: Captain Fred - Dick Emery: Jeremy the Nowhere Man, The Mayor, Max the Blue Meanie - The ACTUAL Beatles: The Songs
Fun fact: Ringo's voice actor, Paul Angelis, is a brother to Michael Angelis, who narrates the UK dub of Thomas and Friends... succeeding the real Ringo.
I can forgive some of the animation slip-ups, considering the fact that they made it in less than a year. They didn't have time to fix everything. George Martin was given reels haphazardly and wrote the score from that. It was a rush job, for sure, but it is still amazing.
You know that one movie that is more special to you than any other? Yellow Submarine is that movie for me. Thank you for such a wonderful review. 😊 Interesting note: some of the animation looks a bit rushed because it was - quite desperately! They only had a year to complete the film and even had art students come in after hours to paint the cels. That could partly explain the color switches and such. Still, it's truly remarkable that they were able to make this masterpiece so quickly!
Late 50s boy band. Early 60s rock band. Mid 60s psychedelic band. Late 60s harder rock band than before. Early 70s... non-band (broke up at the end of 1970). Sorry to be THAT guy, but if you wanna talk Beatles, get your timeline straight... there are people who take The Beatles WAAAAY too seriously. That being said, good job on reviewing this one for what it is... a piece of art and a showcase for the music. You nailed it. I'm getting so tired of that style of reviewing where people just yell stuff like "That guy's BLUE? What the hell, movie?". You took the time to get it, so good on ya. Also, do you think the leader of The Blue Meanies was sort of a proto "Him" from The Powerpuff Girls?
+Ruby Doomsday Early 60's rock? I'd say pop, almost exclusively pure pop, and all the better for it as it was their most artistically consistent period.
Ruby Doomsday I really wouldn’t call the Beatles a boy band, since they were organically formed, too headstrong to be controlled by a Svengali-like manager, and had a large amount of artistic control (songwriting, musicianship, production,etc.). Most boy bands don’t have that.
Is it weird that my primary school showed us this film when we were eight or so? I remember, I was pretty confused after watching it...I think I'd probably appreciate it more if I watched it now. If it has the Animat Seal of Approval, I think it's probably worth checking out again.
I watched this in my art class and loved it immediately! Other people in my class hated the movie and made fun of me for becoming a beatle maniac. Glad I ain’t alone 💙
You'll like it, even if you aren't a fan. You can find it by looking it up on KissCartoon (you can watch any cartoon you want with a search and a click!)
I remember watching this movie as a kid back in elementary cause I had such an amazing music teacher and now I'm 20 and I really want to see the movie again so badly!
Regarding the images seeming rushed, if you watch the documentary/extra material that may have been released with the remastered dvd, they describe the extreme time crunch put on the creation of animations that i believe were done locally not overseas - and that some many frames were filled in overnight by volunteer art students. I can't imagine this amazing work of art without the quirkiness of it. Oh and dear, you have a typo above maybe? "said to sea"... Thank you love.
In Freshman year, we did a psychedelic project in Art for a song of our choice. After we finished, we watched Yellow Submarine and we were the only class who wanted to continue to watch it. I loved it so much, I especially love Jeremy Hillary/Nowhere Man.
Great! 10/10! That's huge! And great review of Yellow Submarine! I was really looking forward to that! Also funny it happens, when I start watching it again. Since I watching it 4 years ago.
I watched this when it first came to the U.S., and always wondered if it would ever come out again. Then came the late 90s, I have my VHS version and now have my dvd set. Plus all my Beatles albums that I have saved over the years. When they first brought it back, I was at the local mall, stepped into Spencer gifts and they were having a clearance sale on all the items they had from the movie, wow did I make out like a bandit!!! Their music will never get old to me. My kids even want my albums too, someday.
funny how Ringo is played by Paul Angelis, who is the brother of Micheal Angelis, who was the UK Narrator of Thomas the Tank Engine who replaced Ringo Starr
Thank you so much for this review. I've been waiting for you to review this ever since the Yellow Submarine poster you have in your room. I should say more.
Only A Northern Song is a perfect psychedelic song. It messes with you when you're under the influence in a good way, George knew what he was doing big time
I *LOVE* this movie myself and I watched it when I was in the process of becoming a Beatlemaniac. I was in the Beatles fan stage and watching this movie for the first time was a great idea for me to see more Beatles stuff. I'm also glad you like this movie yourself and you gave it a seal of approval, as well as a 10/10. AniMat, you earn yourself to have Peace and Love for your entire life. Peace and Love! ✌️&💗 💚💙🧡💖🎸🎸🎸🥁
@@CJBStudios I may not be subscribed to him but I did used to watch some of the videos. I even watched this video on July 17th. Even though he did give the animation a 9/10, I'm glad AniMat still gave the movie a 10/10.
@@lisettegarcia7013 I kind of had a feeling he might’ve reviewed this movie because he mentioned it in another movie review talking about _The Point_ which was inspired by this movie. And the funny thing is, after I was watching my review of this movie yesterday *(no pun intended)* I happened to find this review from AniMat by accident and I was even more surprised to see you on here. And while on the topic of the movie, I posted my Photoshop recreation of the Yellow Submarine songtrack cover on my DA account yesterday too.
Your review almost brought me to tears, but what really brought me to tears was when George Martin died this year. He discovered the Beatles and composed the music for the movie. Although it's my mom who showed me the movie first, it's not her I need to thank. It's my Paulie. I'm gonna go give my Paulie doll a hug for being such an awesome friend to me.
I just watched this movie,and I love it! I’ve even developed a theory that the 1965 cartoon Beatles show is actually the prequel to yellow submarine, with the show taking place 4 years before the events of the film. Kinda in my Beatles era right now 😊😊😊
The only people who hated the Beatles were those of old age from a different era at the start of the 1960s. Those from the jazz era whose ears weren't conditioned to conform to modern, beatnik of the late 1950s grassroot or Rockabilly ----- much less British rockers.
I first saw this movie when I was 15 years old and I fucking LOVED IT!!!! it's sad I never saw this as a child and I had no idea this existed or the Beatles had a movies of them in general.
i actually still have the 45rpm Single Of The Yellow Submarine on Capitol. Edit: Oct 29th 2018 From counting all 14 Beatles singles, ten from my dad who's in a mental hospital. and four I found and bought individually, Three of those records are featured in this movie! "Nowhere Man", "Yellow Submarine" And "All You Need Is Love" from 1965 to 66 prospectively.
I saw this movie on the big screen grand old Movie Palace around 1971. I was 7 years old. My mom took me told me she had seen this with my dad back in 68. They were maybe 20 people in this whole big huge theater but it was a great time
Also, again, I know this is an old video, butif possible, I would suggest you add an Epilepsy warning or a flashing lights warning somewhere in the video or title, considering you use a lot of the scenes that contain flashing lights and can cause issues. Again, really liked the video, thanks for covering it!
If there was a version of this animated by Richard Williams it would be amazing! I’m not saying I hate the animation in the final cut! In fact I love it! I just wonder what it would look like if Williams did it!
The film was made as they were contractually obligated to make 1 more film but didn’t want to act in another and they were already busy with other things. As a result actors did the voice work apart from a brief scene at the end where the real Beatles do appear, and of course they sang the songs. I watched it as a little kid in the 70s and the blue meanies and Jeremy did seem scary to me back then. I do think overall the animators did a great job of giving it an LSD psychedelic feel as was popular at the time. I can imagine if you had taken psychedelics such as acid or shrooms and watched it on a big screen it would have sounded and looked amazing. On LSD or mushrooms the sound would have seemed to envelope the cinema goer and the visuals would strobe pulse and become 3d seeming to come out of the screen. It is a shame the Beatles didn’t voice it themselves but as I said they were busy enough already, and had become bored with making films after a hard days night, help and magical mystery tour. As a Beatles fan, I enjoyed it. It’s not perfect, but it is fun, and hey it’s the Fab Four the biggest band ever who changed music forever and who still influence musicians and song writers today.
Beatles one of the biggest names in rock and roll ? Elvis and The Beatles ARE the 2 biggest names in rock and roll, and the only ones to really make movies (even though most of the Elvis movies aren't that great)....Yellow Submarine and A Hard Day's Night are great movies, Help is good, and Let It Be, though not a movie, is interesting in watching the greatest group of all time at the groups ending time.....greatest group, greatest songwriting team, biggest selling recording artists of all time......those 4 youngsters from Liverpool.....Ladies and Gentlemen----THE BEATLES !!!!!!
This is such a beautiful film, you don't even really have to be a big Beatles fan to enjoy it. Sometimes it's even argued it's not a true Beatles film (like Help!, AHDN, MMT) because the actual lads don't show up in any form until the very end scene. If they could have used their actual voices, YS would've probably been one of my "perfect" favorite movies.
I've never met someone who hated the Beatles. I've seen people who don't really like the Beatles that much, but never someone who hates them.
Closest I've ever seen was some guy who hated John Lennon.
+captaintaco2345 I knew a teacher who hated the Beatles cause of them and I quote "taking drugs." It's the 60's and they were hippies. They all took drugs once in a while.
Guess what. I hate the Beatles.
MegaSoulhero
I feel bad for you but I'll agree to disagree
+captaintaco2345 I knew a guy who hated the Beatles and would always insist the Monkees where better. His name was Alex, he was one of those self-consciously edgy dipshits you always meet at college.
Fun Fact: The leader of the Blue Meanies was a direct inspiration to Mark Hamill's vocal delivery when playing The Joker, along with silver screen actor Claude Rains.
+SonofMrPeanut also, none of the beatles played any of the band members. The only beatles member that did not like his voice actor in the movie was Ringo Starr.
While we're on trivia for this movie: Each Beatle came by to be filmed walking. The animators referenced this to create an accurate walking cycle for each Beatle.
+SonofMrPeanut also, why did aniMat didn't mention the history and trivia in the video
+Toby77 c Another fact: that scene where Old Fred tells Ringo to NOT touch the button, but Ringo does anyway, after the film was released several kids would come up to Ringo and say "Why'd ya press the button?!" AND John was the one who suggested "Wouldn't it be great if a Yellow Submarine followed Ringo?" :)
+FabFields67 I didn't know that
I heard that George Martin, the composer, just passed away.
I'll take this movie as a tribute to him.
George Martin is indeed a great music producer to The Beatles and to my opinion, the Sixth Beatle. Whenever I see this movie, it's amazing and I always sing to some of the songs. At the credits, I quietly say; '"Brian would've been so proud of you boys."', since this movie was made almost one year later after he died.
I have beautiful memories as a 4 year old watching this over and over, and never being bored. Watched it some weeks back, and loved it. One of my favorite movies by far.
Dang just watched it for the first time today while on an acid trip gotta say it’s rlly good movie. 😂
Thats a story my dad tells me. Apparently he kept going to the theater untill they stopped showing it.
Same
I haven’t seen it yet.
despite the animation being 48 years old it still holds up .
I absolutely loved the animation in this movie. While many feel like it was rushed, I always looked at the "flaws" as adding to the psychedelic feel of it. Where you would catch a glimpse of something changing and your asking yourself if you saw what you think you saw. Watched this movie the first time about 20yrs ago after taking a few tabs of LSD and it was such a wonderful experience filled with laughter and pure happiness.
did you know that their was going to be a motion capture animated remake made by imagemovers digital.think about it,I can image how horrifying the Blue meanies would look like.
Aaron Lomeli they looked scary enough in the old one
Max Mantell The blue meanies in the original didn't scared me,especially as a kid. But last year,I discovered that there was going to be a remake of that film on the Wikipedia,so I was researching if it was true because sometimes Wikipedia can be fake,so I look up the concept art of the yellow Submarine remake. And boy,when I saw the concept art for the fim,I was fine,but it wasn't until I saw the blue meanies and the sea of monsters and I almost *insert poop joke here* my pants.
Fun fact, the Joker in Batman the Animated Series was based, in both appearance and performance, on the chief Blue Meanie, according to Mark Hamill.
DIsney had gone so far as to organise the licenses for the songs to be used and then pulled the plug after a couple of the motion capture movies bombed.
@@DocAlexandrite Don't forget Him from PPG. That devil sure has the exact voice and same demeanor/portrayal.
The character Him from the Powerpuff Girls was modeled after the Chief Blue Meanie in this film, especially in the way he talks.
Also Mark Hamill has said that his Joker voice was inspired by the Chief as well.
That was the first sign that Craig McCracken was a major fan. The second sign was a certain episode from Season 3 that was just a long chain if Beatles references, even though it still managed to tell a decent story. Sgt Pepper from this movie even shows up as a rep for the Townsville Police and quotes Help when asking for the girls to make a comeback. Go see if you can watch Meet The Beat-Alls somewhere. It's a really funny episode.
I've seen this movie about 100 times as a kid.
Me too!
I saw it 10000000000000 times
me and my sister seen this movie all the time!
Sophie Hanssel hey hey Sophie big fan of your work love the yellow submarine comic dub you did
Me too.
Excellent review! As a HUGE Beatles fan, this film is kind of my life... the animation/ art is stunning, the Beatles and other characters are fun to watch (also a fun fact that some of them were created by the Beatles) and the soundtrack is amazing as always. Another thing u forgot to mention, when the Beatles, themselves appear at the end is fun to see too. When this was remastered once more in 2012, I got to go see it on the big screen and all the many kids/ adults in the theatre had a ball, which is proof this film will last on for many generations. Thank u for the review!
My father is a formee Beatles fan and I'm kinda curious about that Yellow Submarine until I discovered it at the age of 15.
The Beatles spawned the concept and unsung members of Beatlemania did the real work. All were genius!
...Is it ironic that "Let it Be" by the Beatles is playing on the radio while I'm watching this?
That's more of a coincidence.
No, it is a coincidence
It's an ironic coincidence.
Could be? Let’s ask Alanis...
Alanis?
🎵 “It’s like hearing Let It Beeeeeeeeeeeee, when you’re watching a TH-cam review of Yellow Submarine” 🎵
Hmmm. Turns out you’re right.
Eleanor Rigby will always be my favorite Beatles song.
xSonicSeedrian rain revolution
Dig a pony i am the walrus all of abbey road
A Day in the Life is where it's at my dude!
My three favorite Beatles song are 1. Hey Jude 2. Yellow Submarine and 3. Elanor Rigby. My favorite individual song is Silly Love Song by Paul Mcartney.
mine too
My ranked Beatles songs:
1. I Will
2. Yesterday
3. Only a Northern Song
4. Here, There and Everywhere
5. If I Fell
6. Blackbird
7. Revolution 9
8. Savoy Truffle
9. Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
10. I Am The Walrus
The most grounded Beatle turns out to be Ringo, who is typically overshadowed by his fellows Beatles.
Full Voice Actor List
Paul Angelis: Ringo Starr, George Harrison, The Leader of the Blue Meanies - John Clive: John Lennon - Geoffrey Hughes: Paul McCartney - Lance Percival: Captain Fred - Dick Emery: Jeremy the Nowhere Man, The Mayor, Max the Blue Meanie - The ACTUAL Beatles: The Songs
Didn't all four of the IRL Beatles appear at the end of the movie, though?
I have to agree, this is one of the most revolutionary pieces of music movies, filled with spectacular colors and multiple animations and types of it!
Fun fact: Ringo's voice actor, Paul Angelis, is a brother to Michael Angelis, who narrates the UK dub of Thomas and Friends... succeeding the real Ringo.
I can forgive some of the animation slip-ups, considering the fact that they made it in less than a year. They didn't have time to fix everything. George Martin was given reels haphazardly and wrote the score from that. It was a rush job, for sure, but it is still amazing.
You know that one movie that is more special to you than any other? Yellow Submarine is that movie for me. Thank you for such a wonderful review. 😊
Interesting note: some of the animation looks a bit rushed because it was - quite desperately! They only had a year to complete the film and even had art students come in after hours to paint the cels. That could partly explain the color switches and such. Still, it's truly remarkable that they were able to make this masterpiece so quickly!
I love this movie
Late 50s boy band. Early 60s rock band. Mid 60s psychedelic band. Late 60s harder rock band than before. Early 70s... non-band (broke up at the end of 1970). Sorry to be THAT guy, but if you wanna talk Beatles, get your timeline straight... there are people who take The Beatles WAAAAY too seriously.
That being said, good job on reviewing this one for what it is... a piece of art and a showcase for the music. You nailed it. I'm getting so tired of that style of reviewing where people just yell stuff like "That guy's BLUE? What the hell, movie?". You took the time to get it, so good on ya.
Also, do you think the leader of The Blue Meanies was sort of a proto "Him" from The Powerpuff Girls?
+Ruby Doomsday Early 60's rock? I'd say pop, almost exclusively pure pop, and all the better for it as it was their most artistically consistent period.
+Rex Kramer: Danger Hunter Yeah, if you wanna split hairs over definitions of pop and rock. And I LOVE splitting hairs. ;)
Ruby Doomsday
I really wouldn’t call the Beatles a boy band, since they were organically formed, too headstrong to be controlled by a Svengali-like manager, and had a large amount of artistic control (songwriting, musicianship, production,etc.). Most boy bands don’t have that.
Mark hamill based his joker voice on the chief blue meanie!
Is it weird that my primary school showed us this film when we were eight or so? I remember, I was pretty confused after watching it...I think I'd probably appreciate it more if I watched it now. If it has the Animat Seal of Approval, I think it's probably worth checking out again.
I have a yellow submarine poster on my wall...that is why I am a huge fan of this movie!
Beatles forever :)
Retrodude I have a Yellow Submarine ornament on my tree XD
@@wingedmirage4226 Great Stuff dude, what is your fav Beatles song in this movie?
I saw this film as a kid, and it was the perfect time to do it.
This is a sincere message to animat
THANK YOU for creating this review you introduced me properly to the Beatles and it has improved my life forever
Here's hoping you review The Last Unicorn one day.
Amen.
Hello
+Hewylewis I loved Hip to be Square.
Nostalgia hit me so much when You reminded me of this movie ;-;
kk ferrandino This is why I changed my name to Hewy Toonmore.
The passion for Hey Bulldog is so just! I always feel like it doesn't get enough love (and all you need is love!)
I actually based a bit of my art style off of the art from Yellow Submarine. It's a masterpiece which always makes me smile whenever I see it.
I watched this in my art class and loved it immediately! Other people in my class hated the movie and made fun of me for becoming a beatle maniac. Glad I ain’t alone 💙
My favourite Beatles songs:
1:Fool on the hill
2: Michelle
3:Hey Bulldog
I remember when there was gonna be a remake of this movie in CGI motion captured... I saw concept art of it which was terrifying...
I'm a huge Beatles fan so I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this in my sub box. Great video dude!
This movie has to be greatest animated movie ever in my opinion
This was my first introduction to the Beatles as a kid. So much nostalgia
Fun fact there was supsoe to be a motion capture remake of this and judging by the concept art it looks horrifying
The next review is animal farm and I can't wait!
Lol savaage
+Olivia Mac Arthur i never saw that movie
+Olivia Mac Arthur Is that based on the novel of the same name?
I watched this movie all the time when I was younger and I loved it, and I still love it to this day
I’m 16 years old and I’ve watched this movie practically since I was born. I love EVERYTHING about this movie, great review!
Not a fan of the Beatles, but I must say this film looks pretty fun.
Leopold Litchenstein First saw it when I was four, you could tell how mesmerized I was with the colors. It's still my favorite movie
I might have to watch it someday, but no idea when
You'll like it, even if you aren't a fan. You can find it by looking it up on KissCartoon (you can watch any cartoon you want with a search and a click!)
I am a big fan of A Boy Named Charlie Brown which had some psychedelic moments so I really hope so
Leopold Litchenstein You've got to get into The Beatles. They're so good!
This is a wonderful review. I've actually wanted to see this film being reviewed by AniMat. Thank you for posting this :D
Good review! The animation does look surreal and colorful in a good way! Cannot wait for your Zootopia review! :)
This is my childhood shit
As in its my shit (and it still is)
I remember watching this movie as a kid back in elementary cause I had such an amazing music teacher and now I'm 20 and I really want to see the movie again so badly!
Regarding the images seeming rushed, if you watch the documentary/extra material that may have been released with the remastered dvd, they describe the extreme time crunch put on the creation of animations that i believe were done locally not overseas - and that some many frames were filled in overnight by volunteer art students. I can't imagine this amazing work of art without the quirkiness of it. Oh and dear, you have a typo above maybe? "said to sea"... Thank you love.
I adore this film and The Beatles in general
In Freshman year, we did a psychedelic project in Art for a song of our choice. After we finished, we watched Yellow Submarine and we were the only class who wanted to continue to watch it. I loved it so much, I especially love Jeremy Hillary/Nowhere Man.
You're lucky! I wish I was in that class because I would say "Can you play the songs over and over again?" because it's my favorite movie!
Great! 10/10! That's huge! And great review of Yellow Submarine! I was really looking forward to that!
Also funny it happens, when I start watching it again. Since I watching it 4 years ago.
hey everybody Zootopia just got a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes. Tell AniMat
It's a 98% now.
+MegaSoulhero now it's at 99%
great review!!! I'm so glad you like this movie!!!!
So we went from a 1/10 to a 10/10.
Underrated film
I watched this when it first came to the U.S., and always wondered if it would ever come out again. Then came the late 90s, I have my VHS version and now have my dvd set. Plus all my Beatles albums that I have saved over the years. When they first brought it back, I was at the local mall, stepped into Spencer gifts and they were having a clearance sale on all the items they had from the movie, wow did I make out like a bandit!!! Their music will never get old to me. My kids even want my albums too, someday.
SONY YOU GIVE AMIMAT A STRIKE!!!!!!
WHY.........
#SONYISEVIL
#SAVEAMIMAT
Yeah, reviews and criticism is fair use.
SARGEANT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND!!!!!!
Easily the best of animats classic reviews
This movie is not only one of my favorite animated films, it's one of my favorite films, period.
funny how Ringo is played by Paul Angelis, who is the brother of Micheal Angelis, who was the UK Narrator of Thomas the Tank Engine who replaced Ringo Starr
Thank you so much for this review. I've been waiting for you to review this ever since the Yellow Submarine poster you have in your room. I should say more.
I'm so happy I found this lol, I wasn't sure if anyone had ever reviewd Yellow submarine.
I like the Beatles
#RIPJazcaleSan
I’d argue that Ringo is the main character as he is the most fleshed out of the beatles and is in the most different place at the end of the movie
"What do you think?"
"I think it burnt my finger."
Definitely my favourite film starring the Beatles. The live-action ones weren't bad but only this one I'd consider a modern masterpiece in animation.
Mark Crorigan
Oh my god!!! You are the first net reviewer I have seen that has reviewed this! Thank you so much!!!!!
Only A Northern Song is a perfect psychedelic song. It messes with you when you're under the influence in a good way, George knew what he was doing big time
I *LOVE* this movie myself and I watched it when I was in the process of becoming a Beatlemaniac. I was in the Beatles fan stage and watching this movie for the first time was a great idea for me to see more Beatles stuff. I'm also glad you like this movie yourself and you gave it a seal of approval, as well as a 10/10.
AniMat, you earn yourself to have Peace and Love for your entire life.
Peace and Love! ✌️&💗 💚💙🧡💖🎸🎸🎸🥁
Well hey Lisette! Fancy seeing you here!
@@CJBStudios Hey! Fancy seeing you here too. You know about AniMat too?
@@lisettegarcia7013 Yeah, I’ve known him at least 7 years or so even though I’m not too much of a fan of him.
@@CJBStudios I may not be subscribed to him but I did used to watch some of the videos. I even watched this video on July 17th. Even though he did give the animation a 9/10, I'm glad AniMat still gave the movie a 10/10.
@@lisettegarcia7013 I kind of had a feeling he might’ve reviewed this movie because he mentioned it in another movie review talking about _The Point_ which was inspired by this movie. And the funny thing is, after I was watching my review of this movie yesterday *(no pun intended)* I happened to find this review from AniMat by accident and I was even more surprised to see you on here. And while on the topic of the movie, I posted my Photoshop recreation of the Yellow Submarine songtrack cover on my DA account yesterday too.
The Beatles Yellow Submarine is my favorite Beatles movie next to A Hard Day's Night!!!
Your review almost brought me to tears, but what really brought me to tears was when George Martin died this year. He discovered the Beatles and composed the music for the movie. Although it's my mom who showed me the movie first, it's not her I need to thank. It's my Paulie. I'm gonna go give my Paulie doll a hug for being such an awesome friend to me.
I just watched this movie,and I love it! I’ve even developed a theory that the 1965 cartoon Beatles show is actually the prequel to yellow submarine, with the show taking place 4 years before the events of the film. Kinda in my Beatles era right now 😊😊😊
The only people who hated the Beatles were those of old age from a different era at the start of the 1960s. Those from the jazz era whose ears weren't conditioned to conform to modern, beatnik of the late 1950s grassroot or Rockabilly ----- much less British rockers.
Yellow Submarine one of my favorite animated films.
My favorite movie as a kid
Happy 50th anniversary yellow submarine
ArbyTV that was July 17
Max Mantell And your point?
54 years old now
From a 1/10 to a 10/10
(The Previous Review Was Foodfight! By The Way)
Liverpool can be a lonely place on a Friday night. And it's only a Thursday morning.
I first saw this movie when I was 15 years old and I fucking LOVED IT!!!!
it's sad I never saw this as a child and I had no idea this existed or the Beatles had a movies of them in general.
The best parts about this movie were the Blue Meanies. I love these guys.
i actually still have the 45rpm Single Of The Yellow Submarine on Capitol.
Edit: Oct 29th 2018
From counting all 14 Beatles singles, ten from my dad who's in a mental hospital. and four I found and bought individually, Three of those records are featured in this movie! "Nowhere Man", "Yellow Submarine" And "All You Need Is Love" from 1965 to 66 prospectively.
Fun fact: This film was actually a flop, and despite the positive reviews, it killed the Non-Disney animation business for decades.
Next review: The King and the Mockingbird, pretty please?
I would love to see him talk about it! This movie has become my personal favourite animated features!
I'm guessing the next movie is Animal Farm.
I saw this movie on the big screen grand old Movie Palace around 1971. I was 7 years old. My mom took me told me she had seen this with my dad back in 68. They were maybe 20 people in this whole big huge theater but it was a great time
Also, again, I know this is an old video, butif possible, I would suggest you add an Epilepsy warning or a flashing lights warning somewhere in the video or title, considering you use a lot of the scenes that contain flashing lights and can cause issues. Again, really liked the video, thanks for covering it!
If there was a version of this animated by Richard Williams it would be amazing! I’m not saying I hate the animation in the final cut! In fact I love it! I just wonder what it would look like if Williams did it!
I remember seeing this movie in elementary school.
what where your thoughts of it back then
I remember liking it for the music and the surreal design.
Lightning Nerd oh interesting
I love this movie, it's fantastic
I watched this movie in primary school, and from start-to-finish, I had no idea what the hell was going on...
Did you know that hey we're going to make a live action version of this, sorta, they were going to make it like the MARS NEEDS MOM type of animation
The film was made as they were contractually obligated to make 1 more film but didn’t want to act in another and they were already busy with other things.
As a result actors did the voice work apart from a brief scene at the end where the real Beatles do appear, and of course they sang the songs.
I watched it as a little kid in the 70s and the blue meanies and Jeremy did seem scary to me back then.
I do think overall the animators did a great job of giving it an LSD psychedelic feel as was popular at the time.
I can imagine if you had taken psychedelics such as acid or shrooms and watched it on a big screen it would have sounded and looked amazing.
On LSD or mushrooms the sound would have seemed to envelope the cinema goer and the visuals would strobe pulse and become 3d seeming to come out of the screen.
It is a shame the Beatles didn’t voice it themselves but as I said they were busy enough already, and had become bored with making films after a hard days night, help and magical mystery tour.
As a Beatles fan, I enjoyed it.
It’s not perfect, but it is fun, and hey it’s the Fab Four the biggest band ever who changed music forever and who still influence musicians and song writers today.
Look out for the campy drawing of Queen Victoria!!!!
My drama teacher told that the Beatles were meant to be on drugs during this film and Pepperland was one big hallucination.
I want you to review Pink Floyd The Wall but only part of it is animated
The animation in it is amazing, and surreal as fuck.
Yeah for April fools
At that time, there had been nothing (in the music realm) like the film before..
I love this movie so much
They got their own cartoon when King Features made 39 short cartoons in 1964.
Friend said this movie creeped her out and gave her nightmares as a kid. So imma borrow her copy and watch it lmao
I dunno what to say
The Beatles are like the Looney Tunes of music. It's common knowledge that both of these things are still under high critical praise to this very day.
...I didn't see this flick until I was 65...or mebbe 67...worth the wait!!!
Can you do a Classic review of The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Beatles one of the biggest names in rock and roll ? Elvis and The Beatles ARE the 2 biggest names in rock and roll, and the only ones to really make movies (even though most of the Elvis movies aren't that great)....Yellow Submarine and A Hard Day's Night are great movies, Help is good, and Let It Be, though not a movie, is interesting in watching the greatest group of all time at the groups ending time.....greatest group, greatest songwriting team, biggest selling recording artists of all time......those 4 youngsters from Liverpool.....Ladies and Gentlemen----THE BEATLES !!!!!!
I know another four elements pop band that could use an animated movie, with modern technology and all.
This is such a beautiful film, you don't even really have to be a big Beatles fan to enjoy it. Sometimes it's even argued it's not a true Beatles film (like Help!, AHDN, MMT) because the actual lads don't show up in any form until the very end scene. If they could have used their actual voices, YS would've probably been one of my "perfect" favorite movies.
I love this film! Good thing, that you like it too!