Synopsis
It's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.
1964 Directed by Robert Stevenson
A magical nanny employs music and adventure to help two neglected children become closer to their father.
Julie Andrews Dick Van Dyke David Tomlinson Glynis Johns Hermione Baddeley Karen Dotrice Matthew Garber Elsa Lanchester Reta Shaw Arthur Treacher Reginald Owen Ed Wynn Jane Darwell Arthur Malet James Logan Don Barclay Alma Lawton Marjorie Eaton Marjorie Bennett Betty Lou Gerson Kay E. Kuter Doris Lloyd Larri Thomas Queenie Leonard Marc Breaux Daws Butler Peter Ellenshaw Paul Frees Bill Lee Show All…
Μαίρη Πόπινς, 메리 포핀스, Gökten inen Melek, Maija Poppanen, מרי פופינס, Мэри Поппинс, 欢乐满人间, Μαίρη Πόππινς, メリー・ポピンズ, 歡樂滿人間, Мери Попинс, Мері Поппінс, Мери Попинз, Mērija Popinsa, Merė Popins, مری پاپینز, მერი პოპინსი, ماري بوبينز, Mary Poppins: Cuộc Giải Cứu Thần Kỳ, แมรี่ ป๊อปปิ้นส์
All I can say is, that Mary Poppins sure has a nerve being hurt that the kids run off with their dad without saying goodbye to her, after she just spent half an hour packing while shrugging off their pleas for her to stay: "Yeah, I know you don't want me to go. So sad for you. Ciao."
Okay, that isn't all I can say. I hadn't watched this one since childhood, but after Saving Mr. Banks hit me with a sucker punch in the emotions, I had to revisit it. It's a different experience as an adult: I can see the blatant flaws in the special effects, and the 40-minute fantasy sequence (among others) kinda drags, and Dick Van…
you know what? i'm just gonna say it. mrs. banks is the highlight of this film
Pretty magical to rewatch these old movies through my daughter’s eyes. She doesn’t really understand any of the stuff with Mr. Banks and his bank. But she bursts into “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” at random times now and I wouldn’t trade singing along with her for all the tuppence in the world.
ok, we all know this is a classic and practically perfect in anyway, so i thought i'd share some of my favorite pieces of trivia from imdb (or from my mom, who read it to me from her phone as we watched this)...
- dick van dyke was and remains pissed that not one of the native british speakers in the movie bothered to correct his terrible cockney accent.
- julie andrews took this role after she was passed over for my fair lady, which she originated on broadway. the producer was a complete dick to her. later on, she won an oscar for this role. she made sure to thank him.
- there's a wooden leg named "smith" in…
Imagine being so hot men look to skies and sing about the winds changing when you roll up
yes i cried while julie andrews was singing because whenever i hear her sing she sounds like an angel in heaven, and i think about how painful it must be for her now that her voice has been irreparably damaged. also now that i'm older i can appreciate how much the cinematography slaps