Awesome / Yellow Submarine

• John Lennon vs. the Dreadful Flying Glove. John defeats the Blue Meanies' most powerful enforcer by singing "All You Need Is Love".
• And just before that, the Beatles beginning their counter-attack against the Blue Meanies by playing "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".
• When the Beatles team up with their Pepperland counterparts, the real Paul shouts, "Beatles to battle! CHARGE!!" And Ringo tops it off with an appropriate fanfare from a trumpet, even when it's quickly cut off by an incoming blue arrow.
• The camera floats up through the roof of Pepperland as The Old Mayor is apple-bonked to grey immobility and Fred escapes Just in Time to the opening strains of the title song.
• The "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" sequence is a gloriously beautiful display of rainbow psychedelic imagery, enough to take your opinion of the song from being just a strange tune with nonsensical drug-inspired lyrics to one of the most gorgeous pieces of music the Beatles ever wrote.
• Jeremy single-handedly defeating the Blue Meanie leader, while captured and threatened, just by being his off-beat self. Jeremy's hyper-poetic tendencies, which previously only obstructed communication, cause flowers to bloom all over the leader's body, initially scaring him off and them leading him to a Heel–Face Turn. Ringo is proud, saying "First time I saw that 'Nowhere Man', that Nobody... I knew he was Somebody!"
• The Beatles finally putting in an appearance at the end.
  • Furthermore, how the filmmakers managed to change the Beatles' minds about the film. It was made out of contractual obligation, so the band wasn't all too keen on the idea initially (which is why their voices were provided by different actors), but after seeing previews of the film they changed their minds instantly. It was too late to voice their own characters, but they gave the filmmakers a few unreleased songs as well as their cameo in the very end.