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Yellow submarine in American culture
Conservapedia administrator Ed Poor gave the film a negative review, calling it "dark and tedious". He stated that "The visual style is Peter Max meets Dr. Suess (but is mugged by Monty Python). The first 8 minutes (before the credits) are way too long and unpleasant; the film is not as good as a music video, and much longer".
Conservapedia administrator Ed Poor gave the film a negative review, calling it "dark and tedious". He stated that "The visual style is Peter Max meets Dr. Suess (but is mugged by Monty Python). The first 8 minutes (before the credits) are way too long and unpleasant; the film is not as good as a music video, and much longer".
==Yellow submarine in American culture==
The Beatles invasion, and commercial exploitation for profit, of the American entertainment market came not without some resistance from some government, political, and entertainment personalities. [[Richard Nixon]], [[J. Edgar Hoover]], and [[Elvis Presley]] felt the Beatles had been responsible for promoting illegal drug use among American children. This gave rise to the common expression, "why don't you ride out on the same Yellow submarine you road in on", directed at [[leftist]]s attempting to revolutionize American society.