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| − | '''Yellow Submarine''' is a Beatles song written by [[Ringo | + | '''Yellow Submarine''' is a Beatles song written by [[Paul McCarthy]], with led vocals by [[Ringo Star]] . |
| − | The song | + | The title of the song became the basis of a 1968 animated psychedelic film directed by George Dunning. |
| − | 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". | ||
Revision as of 01:42, February 3, 2012
Yellow Submarine is a Beatles song written by Paul McCarthy, with led vocals by Ringo Star .
The title of the song became the basis of a 1968 animated psychedelic film directed by George Dunning.
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".