Submarine really hits differently after seeing the film it was made for
I appreciate Alex Turners submarine album thingy so much more after seeing the movie, the film is so adorable and it's one of my favourites now... I've seen it 4 times in the past 2 days I love to so much, I really have a new appreciation for the soundtrack now. If you haven't seen it I recommend you do! ❤️
Is it me or is the Yellow Submarine film the only place that sees overlap between the two eras of the band?
I like to split The Beatles career into two parts, touring and non-touring. It just dawned on me how Yellow Submarine is basically the only time those two portions of their career ever intersect with each other with the songs used in the film.
it might be very obscure but i'm looking for the name/artist of this painting hanging over oliver tate's bed in the movie submarine. does anyone have any idea about it? is there a sub about the film? thank you
Raised on The Yellow Submarine (film)?
I was born forty-ish cough years ago and wondered how many of my generation (or indeed any generation) on this sub have a strong childhood connection to the Yellow Submarine movie?
I’m sure it was the repeat viewings of this beautiful film as a kid that forged my bond with the Beatles (not to mention surrealism, psychedelia etc). I saw it recently for the first time in yyyyears and realised that I’ve always had the deepest love for the songs that appear in the film. Eleanor Rigby, Hey Bulldog and Nowhere Man in particular. I’d love to hear whether anyone else grew up with it or consider it your Beatles gateway drug?
Newly released Alfred Hitchcock film "Lifeboat" is in cinemas now, telling story of survivors adrift in the Atlantic after their ship is torpedoed by a German U-boat- who discover one of the submarine's crew is with them:
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Submarine in canals of Amsterdam | Polaroid SX70 w/ SX-70 colour film
Submarine Surcouf alongside in Holy Loch probably during winter 1940 - unpublished short film
v.redd.it/kinv9cp4tc681
In TSWLM, at around the 01:40 mark, this submarine officer makes an appearance. He rather reminded me of Q from the Daniel Craig films. Same voice, same sort of look (minus the glasses).
Chief Blue Meanie from The Beatles film "The Yellow Submarine"
Easter-egg Level 1 - 0023 - Voyages - Fantastic Voyage was a 1966 sci-fi film about a submarine crew who shrink and venture into a human body to repair the damage in his brain...
youtu.be/3o8vsU0Dw-4
British coming of age indie film similar to Submarine by Richard Ayoade? (can't remember the title, possibly set in Edinburgh)
There's a coming of age indie film (2000s-2010s ) with a love triangle between a boy and 2 girls. The boy is skinny with curly hair and works as a lifeguard or swimming instructor. I think it might have been set in Edinburgh. It had a similar aesthetic to Submarine by Richard Ayoade, but in a more upper middle class environment. Any ideas what the film might be? It's possible I wrong about it having been set in Edinburgh, but I think it might have been
A very very long time ago I had a dream that Disney made a short movie which was about Mickey and Goofey chasing Spooky Spoon from Numberjacks with Golf Clubs in a crawl space. The film ended with Mickey hitting Spooky spoon into a lit up lake with a small submarine in it.
John was missing at the Yellow Submarine' film screening because he was too stoned so he stayed at home. But he came, still stoned, at the studio session the same night and smashed the piano keys loudly yelling 'Alright we're gonna do Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da!'
Did you know? In the Beatles Film Yellow Submarine, there is a scene in which a depiction of Frankenstein's Monster turns into John Lennon. This is in reference to the fact that, in real life, John Lennon was a monster
The Beatles in this brand new NES video game based on the 1968 film Yellow Submarine
youtu.be/lqNzOm-v4i8
The Incredible Mr. Limpet is a 1964 live-action/animated hybrid film about a man who gets turned into a fish and then helps the U.S. Navy fight Nazi submarines.
What would you do if the bloods gang in America, saved all their drug money together and somehow bought a working nuclear submarine with nukes as well, they film music vids in the sub and say you have to kill the crips or they are gonna let the ting off on da block Nagasaki style?
A film like Submarine, Me and Earl and the Dying girl, Garden state etc.
I'm looking for films with quirky, dry humor and off beat visuals. Throw in your suggestions.
Kings & Queens Operation Rogue was an adaptation of the submarine heist. One of my strongest pieces which has a sequel and final film in development. Enjoy!
youtu.be/Kv9Qt02hT_4
[TOMT][MOVIE][1990s?] Animated, white background with unique paper/paint(?) on top, shaggy haired princess, other characters incl. blue evil king(?), took place in a dystopian NYC or Paris, kind of weird/artsy like Yellow Submarine vibes, long periods of silence like a museum film; Cartoon Network??
I feel like this film slips into my mind from time to time. I swear it was on TV in the 90s or 00s, but maybe made earlier. Could almost pass for a 1970s film. I believe it was on Cartoon Network or Nickelodeon (I'm US-based, born in '89), I'd have a hard time believing it was Disney. Again, from what I recall, totally white background the entire film with what looked like bits of paper or paint strokes on top to create depth and the whole scenery, characters, etc. It's killing me that I haven't been able to find this as I scour "forgotten" or "weird" animated movies!
Anyone remember a German short film about a submarine crew who find a woman’s dead body and bring it aboard their ship?
Very dark and disturbing. Before long, the crew start to become obsessed with her body- fighting over eachother for possession. Boxed together for so long in a tiny submarine turning them into monsters. German I believe but may be Russian. Was absolutely brilliant and I believe on youtube so if anyone knows what it is I will be eternally grateful!
Edit: Found it! Its called ‘Deeper than Yesterday’ and is on youtube. Thank you internet.
Possible Easter Egg? All Kosatka Submarines Have A Generic Coat of Arms Seal on The Hull With Scotland’s Flag Above The Double Headed Eagle, Which Might be A Subtle Nod to The Late Scottish Actor Sean Connery, Who Played A Russian Submarine Commander in The Film, The Hunt For Red October:
Does anyone know what camera Destin is using to film the submarine videos?
I'm noticing that this footage looks really good, and I would be surprised if he was using a GoPro, especially at 60fps.
Film study from Submarine (2010)
Submarine (2016) - A short film about the garbage crisis that still feels just as relevant today
vimeo.com/233685439
TIL that the submarine resembling a Lotus Espirit, from the Bond film The Spy who Loved Me, went unclaimed for 10 years in a prepaid storage unit. When its lease ran out, a buyer bought the unit for less than $100, including the submarine. In 2013, the submarine was sold at auction for £550,000.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet…
Programme on this evening - "On Board Britain's Nuclear Submarine: Trident" - the most access a film crew have ever had on a British SSBN. 9PM, Channel 5
royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and…
[TOMT] Gregory Peck submarine film where the sub is based off an island?
There's a 1950/60s Gregory Peck film I can barely remember, where he's a military officer based on a submarine for a mission, just offshore an enemy island.
I specifically remember there was another man who was unhappy to discover his supposéd dancer girlfriend was "expendable", then received 3(?) at the end of the film.
At the climax, Gregory Peck was swimming in the shore, and as the submarine crew were unsure if he had died, they were quiet, and one crewmember unknowingly tapped a coin on the side of the submarine hull, and Peck felt that in the water which guided him to the submarine.
I just can't find the film name anywhere no matter what I search with.
EDIT: Solved! Up Periscope starring James Garner, it was not Gregory Peck as u/DrumpfsTinyPeen mentioned he only did one submarine film.
Two of director Brad Bird's most iconic films feature a climax where the heroes need to stop a submarine-launched ballistic missile from hitting a city
The Iron Giant and Mission Impossible 4. The imagery used by both films is quite similar too.
In The Hunt for Red October, when the Russians are evacuating the submarine, a film crew is clearly visible, dressed as Russians, in one of the rafts.
Submarine film
Been listening to the soundtrack recently and would like to watch the film, does anyone know where to find it online, like netflix or something? I'm in the UK if that helps. Thanks
TIL that the legendary 1981 film "Das Boot" was shot as if it were a silent film, with all of the dialogue and sound added later, because the cameras and their newly developed gyroscopic stabilizers, used for the submarine interiors, drowned out the dialogue and diegetic sound.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das…
It's the 10th anniversary of Submarine’s world premiere. Here’s a nervous/happy/funny director Richard Ayoade introducing the film, and doing a Q & A with the TIFF audience that night.
youtube.com/watch?v=mZBxZ…
In RN submarines (70/80s) off-watch was often spent watching films/playing games. 16mm films were projected onto back of a chart in SSKs & a screen stowed in the deckhead in SSN/BNs. In S-class SSNs, compression of the hull could jam the screen if too deep: “6° up” [unjam] “6° down, roll the movie!”
Currently my favorite movie is Yellow Submarine. I asked Santa for the DVD of the film, so lets hope I get this wonderful movie!
Anyone remember a German short film about a submarine crew who find a woman’s dead body and bring it aboard their ship?
EDIT: I found it! Deeper than Yesterday. Its on youtube.
Very dark and disturbing.
Before long, the crew start to become obsessed with her body- fighting over eachother for possession. Boxed together for so long in a tiny submarine turning them into monsters.
German I believe but may be Russian.
Was absolutely brilliant and I believe on youtube so if anyone knows what it is I will be eternally grateful!
[TOMT] [SHORTFILM] [2000s] Anyone remember a German short film about a submarine crew who find a woman’s dead body and bring it aboard their ship?
Very dark and disturbing. Before long, the crew start to become obsessed with her body- fighting over eachother for possession. Boxed together for so long in a tiny submarine turning them into monsters. German I believe but may be Russian. Was absolutely brilliant and I believe on youtube so if anyone knows what it is I will be eternally grateful!
Anyone remember a German short film about a submarine crew who find a woman’s dead body and bring it aboard their ship?
Very dark and disturbing. Before long, the crew start to become obsessed with her body- fighting over eachother for possession. Boxed together for so long in a tiny submarine turning them into monsters. German I believe but may be Russian. Was absolutely brilliant and I believe on youtube so if anyone knows what it is I will be eternally grateful!
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