June 12, 2018

BEATLES PAC-MAN

The Beatles are celebrating the theatrical return of Yellow Submarine to big screens this July with a number of events and new licensed items. One very unique project just launched- a Yellow Submarine video game based on classic Pac-Man! Fans can now play as John, Paul, George, or Ringo to traverse the maze and avoid the Blue Meanies- all to fun Beatles music. Very fab! Check it out here. The Beatles classic animated film Yellow Submarine was originally released in 1968 and was a tour de force cocktail of imagination, surreal/psychedelic imagery, and music. A one-day cinematic release is scheduled for July 8th to mark the film's 50th anniversary. More info at The Beatles. From the press release: "The visionary feature film designed by the great art director Heinz Edelmann can now be experienced in glorious surround sound with the groundbreaking animation presented in stunningly-remastered 4k. Looking and sounding better than ever before, join John, Paul, George and Ringo on the technicolour adventure of a lifetime. Illustrated with mind-bending moving images, YELLOW SUBMARINE tells the story of how The Beatles battle the music-hating Blue Meanies armed only with the power of love. From Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds to Nowhere Man, and Eleanor Rigby to All You Need Is Love, YELLOW SUBMARINE features some of the most-loved songs from the greatest band the world has ever known. An exuberant fusion of music, film and art, YELLOW SUBMARINE is a landmark cinematic experience that is as fun and vibrant as it was in 1968." Enjoy! Related posts: Interview: Fab 4 ManiaThe Beatles: Mission to India, Sgt. Pepper 50thThe Beatles: The Curious CameraRevolver At 50Ringo Rocks At 71Pattie Boyd ExhibitPeter Sellers to John Lennon: UK SatireRingo TributeJohn Lennon RememberedVintage VinylExperimental BeatlesIvan VaughanEssential RingoPaul at 72, Notes Behind the Curtain 1Notes Behind the Curtain 2Notes Behind the Curtain 3Notes Behind the Curtain 41960s OverdriveMake Love in LondonGeorge Martin R.I.P.Tony Sheridan R.I.P.Cynthia Lennon R.I.P.Encouragement From YokoMy Experimental Re-Mix & Film with YokoLennon70 Tribute FilmHome MoviesSean Lennon ReleaseGilbert Taylor R.I.P.Atomic ArtLove PieceSean Lennon ScoresSean Lennon Limited EditionFab Fall 2013George HarrisonNew Beatles FashionYellow Submarine 50th


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1 comment:

  1. Little more difficult playing on line as oppose to playing the original Pac Man live.

    But still cool

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