Yellow Submarine Certificate: 
- Duration:
- 90 mins
- Year produced:
- 1968
- Director:
- George Dunning
- Cast:
- The Beatles
- Paul Angelis
- John Clive
A must-see both for fans of The Beatles and anyone else who enjoys wild animated adventures, in which the Fab Four find themselves leaving Liverpool aboard a yellow submarine. Soon, they find themselves in the world of Pepperland – a place that thanks to the “blue meanies” features no music, no love and no peace. But all that’s set to change, with the help of a stellar soundtrack, beautiful animation and the kind of loveable humour which typified the Beatles throughout their career.
- Average rating:
(4 votes)
Reviews
18 September 2008
Ben from Bomere Heath CofE Primary School
i liked the yellow submarine becuse i like the bettles and i think its great for little kids.its great that its cartoon it was funny and i liked the bit whenhe put the hole in hes pocket and got it out in the end. i also liked the bit at the very end when it shows the real life bettles and when one of the betles was holding the letters he spelt out in the cartoon movie.And the bit i loved was the bit when the bit when thay didnt care about getting eaten or getting sucked in.
22 September 2008
Lauren from Bomere Heath CofE Primary School
This film was RUBBISH I could not understand where they were and what they were doing!!!
8 October 2008
Maddy from Bomere Heath CofE Primary School
I think this film is better for older people who are fans of the beetles and enjoy singing. It isn’t the best film to watch at film club as not many kids are fans of the beetles and think it is boring.
24 November 2008
Ross from Bomere Heath CofE Primary School
i think this movie is 9.5/10!the songs are 10/10! i think it was quite funny when the guy said “i got a hole in me pocket” i couldnt stop giggling! but i do think this movie should be for people who were born in or before the 1960’s though, my overall is ... 10/10!! by the way maddy you spelled beatles wrong and lauren you could read the introduction.
Fascinating facts
During the song All Together Now, that words of the title appear on-screen in the following sixteen languages: Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, Farsi, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Swahili and Swedish.