I first saw this on TV when I was very young--must have been about 1971 or '72. I am convinced that the Sea of Holes segment changed me in some deep cognitive manner.
The bit with the cubes is the visit to the Sea of Science set to George's "Only a Northern Song", actually a pretty amusing song if you pay attention, but the animation there is easily the weakest and most uninvolving in the whole movie, so it's definite get-a-sandwich time.
As Kibo once pointed out to me, the "When I'm 64" one-minute counting segment was obviously a major, major influence on the creators of Sesame Street.
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Date: 2007-01-23 05:13 am (UTC)The bit with the cubes is the visit to the Sea of Science set to George's "Only a Northern Song", actually a pretty amusing song if you pay attention, but the animation there is easily the weakest and most uninvolving in the whole movie, so it's definite get-a-sandwich time.
As Kibo once pointed out to me, the "When I'm 64" one-minute counting segment was obviously a major, major influence on the creators of Sesame Street.