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60 of 90 · most liked firstone of the funniest bits in a recent Disney movie was Mary Poppins Returns, where Michael's family is saved because Mr. Banks carefully invested the money that his greedy banker boss stole from a child in the first movie
unlabelledView post →Happy Birthday to the incredibly versatile Emily Blunt, 2/23/1983! She has, literally, scored bangers in every genre of film. Drama: Sicario Comedy: Devil Wears Prada Action: Edge of Tomorrow Sci-Fi: Looper Horror: Quiet Place Musical: Mary Poppins Returns Historic: Young Victoria #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Miranda composed songs for Moana, including “How Far I’ll Go,” and Encanto, including “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.” He starred as Jack in Mary Poppins Returns. He made his feature directorial debut with the 2021 film tick, tick … BOOM! and in October 2024 released a concept album titled Warriors. /5
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns was a cursed concept for a movie and man does the execution not help.
unlabelledView post →my sister recommended me a film: "Marie Antoinette Returns" she was thinking of Mary Poppins Returns and didn't realize she misremembered the name until she said it like 5 times
unlabelledView post →Movie: Mary Poppins Returns Language: Polish Version: SDI Media Polska Rest in peace Elżbieta Gaertner (1942 - 2026) 🕯
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns is a cute movie. I'm not going to pretend it isn't. I'm also not going to pretend it's not this meme.
unlabelledView post →I remember when the movie Mary Poppins Returns came out, they talked about how they got a classic Disney animator to come out of retirement to teach everyone how to draw a 2d cartoon because no one at Disney knew how to do it anymore. This was depicted as cute and uplifting instead of horrifying
unlabelledView post →What is a movie that No One in the World could ever make You Hate? For Me: Mary Poppins Returns (2018)
unlabelledView post →Repost with a movie you love that you didn't expect to love at all. When I saw the trailer for Mary Poppins Returns, I was happy and cautious, since it was a sequel to Mary Poppins, my favorite movie. When I saw it, I loved it so much that I tied it WITH the first as my favorite movie of all time!
unlabelledView post →One of my favorite parts about Mary Poppins Returns is Dick Van Dyke's cameo appearance. He plays the son of Mr. Dawes Sr. (one of Dyke's roles in the last film) who doesn't let his age get him down and has the energy and drive reclaim his position at the bank and then dance on the desk (ALL Dyke).
unlabelledView post →watching Mary Poppins Returns and I have so many questions. why does more than half this film take place in the dark? why are all the songs just fast talking?
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns. It's a movie that I love so much that I actually tied with the first Mary Poppins movie as my favorite films of all time!
unlabelledView post →One of my absolute favorite Disney films is Mary Poppins Returns. I never thought about how a sequel to my favorite Disney movie would pan out over 50 years later, but they impressed me in all of the right ways.
unlabelledView post →What is the first movie that made you love cinema? This was very late in my life, but a film that really got me thinking about cinema, especially for musical fantasy, was Mary Poppins Returns. I was worried about how a sequel to my favorite movie would fare. But they surprised me in the best ways.
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns. The film runs nearly ten minutes shorter than the original, but it really makes the use of its running time with its familiar and heartfelt scenes as well as the emotional and heartfelt story about a family grieving in difficult times.
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns. I mean, obviously, guys. I loved it so much it is ACTUALLY tied with the first film as my favorite movie of all time!
unlabelledView post →What is a Movie that No One in the World could ever make You Hate? For Me... “ Mary Poppins Returns“
unlabelledView post →NEVER let those toxic people ruin it for you. I almost let it happen when I saw the Nostalgia Critic's review on Mary Poppins Returns, made me question my own opinion. But when I saw the film again, my love for the film solidified. Afterwards, I cut the review out of my life ever since.
unlabelledView post →Name your top four favorite movie musicals: 1. Mary Poppins 2. Mary Poppins Returns 3. The Little Mermaid 4. Wicked (2024)
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns was a sequel no one really wanted but it was far from being a messy disaster as Mary (Emily Blunt) revisits the Banks family years after the original film and she takes the new Banks children on magical adventures. Almost a retread of the original only with new characters/songs.
unlabelledView post →Lin-Manuel Miranda: YES. The songs in Moana and Encanto are so good that I have been actively pulling for this pick for several years now, and stand by it even if I'd rather forget that Mary Poppins Returns, The Little Mermaid remake, and the Mufasa movie exist at all.
unlabelledView post →I don't think I've ever been so excited for a movie! The only other that comes to mind is Mary Poppins Returns. I nearly cried just at the overture! (And cried like four more times hehehe) And I showed immense restraint and did NOT sing along.
unlabelledView post →@autismsupsoc.bsky.social ‘Wicked: For Good’ , my favorite new movie i have seen since Mary Poppins Returns back in 2018 will be released digitally tomorrow higly recommend www.broadwayworld.com/article/WICK...
unlabelledView post →www.rottentomatoes.com/m/peter_huja... Recently caught Ben Wishaw doing a turn in Mary Poppins Returns, so a pleasure to see him inhabit the role of Hujar in this beautifully cinematic film, capturing the essence of a particular moment in NY before the AIDS epidemic which sadly killed Hujar in 1987
unlabelledView post →During a long life, my late mother was I think happiest when her children were young, and taking the whole family to a drive-in to see films like “Mary Poppins” was a big event. The last movie I took her to before she went into assisted living was “Mary Poppins Returns.” Thank you, Dick Van Dyke.
unlabelledView post →Disney cared more about Mary Poppins Returns(it got the Dec new “Star Wars” release). Solo was released with Avengers: Infinity War and Deadpool 2, so duh it didn’t make as much. Love this movie and love the cast!
unlabelledView post →What's the easiest 5/5 stars you've ever given to a movie? After a while I thought about Mary Poppins Returns. From my first watch, I was blown away with how a sequel to Mary Poppins honored the first film and told a new heartfelt story! I even tied it with the first film as my favorite movie ever.
unlabelledView post →he's the evil wolf from Mary Poppins RETURNS, the 2018 sequel with Lin-Manuel Miranda and Emily Blunt, which you could reasonably call Mary Poppins because it's basically the same movie
unlabelledView post →I was in a crummy mood so I watched Mary Poppins Returns. Such fun and feeling much better! Do you have any pick-me-up movie recs?
unlabelledView post →I remember back in 2018 Disney was out to argue that Mary Poppins Returns was "the movie we need right now" and it turned out not so much, now Emily Blunt is in a movie that trades heavily on Disney iconography/tropes and it's...maybe?
unlabelledView post →Yeah, even I had my limits at times. There were two reviews I vowed to NEVER watch again. Those two were Jim Carrey's Grinch movie and the other was Mary Poppins Returns. I especially decided the latter after rewatching Mary Poppins Returns in a funk. And then I stopped watching in 2024...
unlabelledView post →It's genuinely dumbfounding how a film by the director of Chicago, Memoirs of a Geisha, and Mary Poppins Returns can look this cheap. And it's the same cinemtographer he's been working with since Chicago. Even On Stranger Tides still looks expensive.
unlabelledView post →Ironically in the fourth movie dubs Mrs potato head was dubbed by another actress That same actress is now dubbing the Insect Queen in in the Swedish dub of Hoppers ( and dubbed Topsy in Mary Poppins Returns) They sure love casting women who dubbed Meryl Streep in Swedish as Mrs potato head😄
unlabelledView post →Director: Rob Marshall Because who else would work for a film that would have some wonder and whimsy while also adding some much needed moodiness, intensity, and complexity than Rob? (Filmography includes Chicago, Into The Woods, Mary Poppins Returns, The Little Mermaid (2023), etc.)
unlabelledView post →The (movie) Mary Poppins Returns (4K) is available today on (iTunes)(Australia) for AU$7.99 Cast: Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ben Whishaw, Emily Mortimer, Pixie Davies, Nathanael Saleh Genre: (Family) Trailer & Reviews : www.rottentomatoes.com/m/mary_poppi...
unlabelledView post →So, Ben Whishaw, Emily Mortimer and Julie Walters sharing a household. Is this Paddington 3 or Mary Poppins Returns? letterboxd.com/tristan_pett...
unlabelledView post →DisMovie: Mary Poppins ( tied with Mary Poppins Returns). Theme Park: Disneyland (Anaheim). Current Attraction: The Haunted Mansion/Jungle Cruise Former attraction: (Also) The Great Movie Ride Treat/snack: (Also) Dole Whip Nighttime show: ... I think World of Color.
unlabelledView post →I've seen a lot. Mary Poppins, The Apple Dumpling Gang, Pete's Dragon, The Parent Trap (the 60s film), Freaky Friday (2003 film and 2018 TV movie), Melody Time, Fun and Fancy Free, 101 Dalmations, Fantasia (and 2000), Dinosaur, Mary Poppins Returns, Christopher Robin, there's an entire library.
unlabelledView post →Yeah, I don't know if I talk enough about this, but A Wrinkle in Time is one of my favorite books of all time. And of course, you are aware by now that Mary Poppins Returns is tied with the first film as my favorite film of all time.
unlabelledView post →I finally watched this classic. I didn't realize Angela Lansbury played the young maid (her first film role) until she sang a line about balloons, and I instantly recalled Mary Poppins Returns, one of her final roles. Such a delightful actress.
unlabelledView post →Yeah, Mary Poppins Returns was my first ever Rob Marshall movie. I was initially concerned about how a sequel to my favorite movie ever would stand on its own. And Rob surprised me in every possible way. I loved it so much that I tied it with the first as my favorite movies of all time.
unlabelledView post →Rank and File Hollywood365 A spirited defense for the movie magic in... Mary Poppins Returns reconrank.com/movies/mary-... #Filmsky #Movies
unlabelledView post →I watched the Nostalgia Critic's review of Mary Poppins Returns. At the time, I trusted his word and hearing his (non-accusatory) review made me think about things. One day, I rewatched the movie, and I still loved it. I decided to never watch that review again. This was before I cut ties for good.
unlabelledView post →You're welcome. The first movie I ever saw with him was Mary Poppins Returns. I was concerned about how a sequel to my favorite film, Mary Poppins, would pan out. But when I saw it, not only was I surprised, but I was surprised in the best possible way.
unlabelledView post →Rob Marshall. One of my all-time favorite directors. Even if you don't know his name, you might know some of his films, which include Chicago (2002), Into the Woods (2014), Mary Poppins Returns (2018) (my favorite film ever alongside the first Mary Poppins), and The Little Mermaid (2023).
unlabelledView post →You know, there was a point where I was in a funk watching Mary Poppins Returns after I saw the Nostalgia Critic review (because I for whatever reason took his word, even after I saw the film first), but once I judged by its own terms by my own views, I found joy in it once again.
unlabelledView post →All that said, I've never liked the original movie, and I consider Rob Marshall's MARY POPPINS RETURNS to be superior in every way. Here's my review of it from 2018--though like everything else of mine which remains on SF Weekly dot com, my byline has been removed. www.sfweekly.com/film/mary-po...
unlabelledView post →Good luck! My wife is 1/3 through a course of it, so you have my sympathy. Feel good movie recs: All Night Long, The Stunt Man, The Tall Guy, Stop Making Sense, All of Me, Mary Poppins Returns, Rat Race, How to Succeed in Business w/o Really Trying, Destry Rides Again, Hit Man, Animal Crackers.
unlabelledView post →I hate when film promo summaries list legendary actors with their very latest appearances in other movies, for people how had never heard of Meryl Streep before her appearance in "Mary Poppins Returns" or Pacino before "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
unlabelledView post →Yeah, I was actually young when the film came out but never saw it, that was until during the pandemic, and I fell in love with the film. The first Rob Marshall movie I ever saw was Mary Poppins Returns, which became one of my favorite movies of all time.
unlabelledView post →I remember enjoying the books, as well, though I don't have many specific memories about them. I also quite enjoyed the recent movie sequel, *Mary Poppins Returns*. It's not the enduring classic that the original movie (or the books) has become, but it was fun, entertaining, and respectful.
unlabelledView post →If you get to reply back, @phantomstrider.bsky.social, did you know that the producer of the movie also did Mary Poppins Returns and the remakes of Disney's The Little Mermaid and Snow White?
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns was indeed a fantastic film and definitely justified its existence beyond extending the copyright
unlabelledView post →At the time of its release it held the record for the longest period of time a sequel came out after the original film but has been eclipsed since. Not sure who takes the top spot now but if I had to guess, I'd say MARY POPPINS RETURNS, which came out 54 years after the first film.
unlabelledView post →We were listening to the song The Cover Is Not The Book from the Mary Poppins Returns movie in the car with 7 and when we got out, she started telling me about how the song isn't really about an actual book, it's about not judging people by their outward appearance. I love what goes on in her head.
unlabelledView post →Watching Mary Poppins Returns with my daughter, who has seen the original. Right at the end "oh I get it! Those are the kids from the first one all grown up!" I really want to know what film she was watching.
unlabelledView post →Fun Fact about Mary Poppins Returns: At the age of 93 at the time of the movie's release, Dame Angela Lansbury is the oldest actress ever to appear in a Disney movie (she was at 91 t the time of filming).
unlabelledView post →#ThrowbackThursday From 2018, after a double feature of Bumblebee and Mary Poppins Returns, I saw this stand in my Theater and had to show my displeasure for the then upcoming Sonic The Hedgehog Movie due to how the character was designed. Of course, he would be changed and we would get a Trilogy.
unlabelledView post →Mary Poppins Returns was the very first movie I ever saw from Rob Marshall.
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