Saving Mr. Banks

Who could guess that such a combination of Oil and VINEGAR (extra Strength) would be the perfect formula to make a movie like Mary Poppins!!!?As Shakespeare said, 'There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.

A simple story. a clash between two personalities.

I enjoyed this movie very much. I found it very moving in places quite sad.

I have tried to watch this film several times. Sorry, found it offensive and totally unlikable.

Sometimes we need to suspend our desire for reality and accuracy to appreciate something for what it is. If you don't understand that, then Mary Poppins is not a film for you.

Once upon a time (seeing as though that's how all fairy tales seem to start), there lived a boy from Missouri, called Walt Disney. This boy had a piece of paper with a mere sketch of a mouse upon it.

A movie about the impact of a person's childhood on their adult work MUST have good flashbacks in order to fully succeed, and the flashback's here (despite Farrell's nice performance) are dull and ham-fisted. Otherwise, this is a really gentle and kind-hearted film.

Beautifully ambitious and eagerly constructed, the success of Walt Disney Studios' homage to its heritage is anchored magnificently by the crowning work of Emma Thompson's career. John Lee Hancock's Saving Mr.

I will be the first way to say that this is pretty much my ideal film: Tom Hanks and a story about an Animation Studio, however i can honestly say that all that aside this is a must see film. I did not know the story behind how Mary Poppins came to be and it is such an interesting one and shows some great things about this industry.