El submarino amarillo

Título original: Yellow Submarine

1968
AA
1h 28min

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Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Paul Angelis, Peter Batten, John Clive, George Harrison, Geoffrey Hughes, Lance Percival, Ringo Starr, and The Beatles in El submarino amarillo (1968)

The Beatles agree to accompany Captain Fred in his Yellow Submarine and go to Pepperland to free it from the music hating Blue Meanies.

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Los Beatles aceptan ir con el capitán Fred en su submarino amarillo a Pepperland para liberarlo de los Blue Meanies, quienes odian la música.Los Beatles aceptan ir con el capitán Fred en su submarino amarillo a Pepperland para liberarlo de los Blue Meanies, quienes odian la música.Los Beatles aceptan ir con el capitán Fred en su submarino amarillo a Pepperland para liberarlo de los Blue Meanies, quienes odian la música.

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Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

Paul
(sin créditos)

George Harrison

George
(sin créditos)

Ringo Starr

Ringo
(sin créditos)

John Lennon

John
(sin créditos)

The Beatles

The Beatles
(doblaje en canto)
(as Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)

Paul Angelis

Ringo Starr
(voz)
…

John Clive

John Lennon
(voz)

Dick Emery

Jeremy Hillary Boob, Ph.D. - Nowhere Man
(voz)
…

Geoffrey Hughes

Paul McCartney
(voz)
(as Geoff Hughes)

Lance Percival

Old Fred
(voz)

Peter Batten

George
(voz)
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
In summer 1967, director George Dunning brought German artist Heinz Edelmann to London to work as production designer on this movie. The script wasn't ready, and Edelmann wasn't given a specific assignment. After two months of inactivity, he decided to quit. He vented his frustrations by drawing a series of villainous characters, which these became the Blue Meanies, the Apple Bonkers, and The Glove. Dunning loved the sketches. From then on, Edelmann was a guiding force in the production, designing most of the characters and backgrounds and helping to develop the story. He let his imagination run rampant and cultivated a style of "visual overload" (his words) to cover the plot holes and maintain interest. Many viewers assumed Edelmann got his ideas from using hallucinogens. He said, "I had never taken any drugs. I'm a conservative, working class person who'd stick to booze all his life. And so I just knew about the psychedelic experience just by hearsay. And I guessed what it was."

Errores
The Beatles spot five Apple Bonkers taking apples off a tree. Only four Bonkers march and sound off before a Meanie Squad Leader.

Citas
Ringo: Hey, I wonder what'll happen if I pull this lever.
Old Fred: Oh, you mustn't do that now.
Ringo: Can't help it. I'm a born "Liver-pooler."

Créditos curiosos
The lyric "All Together Now" is shown in several different languages while the song plays at the end.

Versiones alternativas
The American version had several alternative shots during the "All You Need Is Love" song, among others: the population of Pepperland moves in at the Blue Meanies; Paul McCartney doing a somersault, a brief scene of Old Fred and the Mayor dancing together happily. The UK version featured alternate footage, like George floating down from Sgt Pepper's head, saying "It's all in the mind, you know".

Conexiones
Edited from Dancing Lady (1933)

Bandas sonoras
Yellow Submarine
Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Performed by The Beatles
Published by Apple Records
Courtesy of Apple Records

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If you think music video started with MTV, see this film...

"Yellow Submarine" is a great film but it's not because of the plot or even the whimsical, non-sequitur filled dialogue. "Yellow Submarine" works best as a series of loosely connected music videos that pre-date MTV by 12 years.

If you grew up with MTV and you think that most music videos consist of 80's Hair-Metal bands "in concert" or rappers in hot tubs with women in bikinis, take a look at some of the musical numbers in "Yellow Submarine".

You have "Only a Northern Song" which is presented with Andy Warhol style pop-art images. "Nowhere Man" is a whimsical, trippy, rainbow colored cartoon. "When I'm Sixty Four" is illustrated by a "Sesame Street" style numerical countdown. Even "All Together Now", for which The Beatles themselves actually appear on screen, contains little camera tricks and quick cut edits that are common tools of more recent music videos.

The two best segments in the movie, in my opinion, are "Eleanor Rigby" and "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds". "Eleanor Rigby" uses black and white still photos of what is apparently Liverpool rotoscoped with occasional splashes of color to illustrate the dreariness of the lives of "all the lonely people." The full-color rotoscoped images for "Lucy", such as the can-can dancing chorus line and the horse running in the field, are beautiful.

If you are a fan of The Beatles, great animation, or music video, this film is for you.