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The creepy, fricked up film that is Mary Poppins
Posted on 12/10/17 at 2:20 pm
Posted on 12/10/17 at 2:20 pm
Aside from just how f-ing creepy the character Mary Poppins is, from the way she enters from the clouds, to the mirror stuff, to the bizarre days off, and then all the insane shite she exposes the children to, is the setting of the story as a whole.
Nothing says children's movie quite like dreary, Jack the Ripper-esque jolly old smog filled Victorian London!
There's also Dick Van Dyke,... Who clearly knows Mary Poppins, but who the hell is he? He hangs out with creepy, dancing chimney sweeps and makes hallucinogenic Street art...and always seems to appear out of nowhere at the right time.
Then, as if the setting of the Mary Poppins world was not fricked up enough... There's a nice little 10 minute scene straight out of Eyes Wide Shut where the Satan worshipping illuminati call Mr. Banks into the bank/masonic temple late at night only to ridicule, fire, and threaten him because of something a 7 yr old did to offend the 100-year-old Rothschild overlord earlier in the day, then laughs himself to death by floating...
I had not seen the movie since I was a kid until I caught much of it last night when one of the networks aired it... I couldn't get over how many screwed up things were in the film that supposed to be an endearing children's classic.
Yes, there are light moments, but if you told me Kubrick directed this as some psychotic Thriller, I would absolutely have believed it...
Nothing says children's movie quite like dreary, Jack the Ripper-esque jolly old smog filled Victorian London!
There's also Dick Van Dyke,... Who clearly knows Mary Poppins, but who the hell is he? He hangs out with creepy, dancing chimney sweeps and makes hallucinogenic Street art...and always seems to appear out of nowhere at the right time.
Then, as if the setting of the Mary Poppins world was not fricked up enough... There's a nice little 10 minute scene straight out of Eyes Wide Shut where the Satan worshipping illuminati call Mr. Banks into the bank/masonic temple late at night only to ridicule, fire, and threaten him because of something a 7 yr old did to offend the 100-year-old Rothschild overlord earlier in the day, then laughs himself to death by floating...
I had not seen the movie since I was a kid until I caught much of it last night when one of the networks aired it... I couldn't get over how many screwed up things were in the film that supposed to be an endearing children's classic.
Yes, there are light moments, but if you told me Kubrick directed this as some psychotic Thriller, I would absolutely have believed it...
This post was edited on 12/10/17 at 2:22 pm
Posted on 12/10/17 at 2:26 pm to Jack Ruby
Trying too hard, you are---Yoda
Posted on 12/10/17 at 2:57 pm to Jack Ruby
All I know is Julie Andrews is the fricking GOAT.
Posted on 12/10/17 at 3:48 pm to Jack Ruby
Go watch Saving Mr Banks, and you will understand the perspective
Mary Poppins is a magical character created from a painful childhood. That was based on a real person, who that the child wished could have turned things around like Mary Poppins did
The bank scene was her interpretation of the shame her real father must have went through went he got fired. And if only those gentlemen would have just a touch of the joy in their lives, that she sometimes saw in her father, then they would not have treated him that way. She basically wanted them to die in irl, but wrote it to be a whimsical ending
Dick Van Dyke was the fun-loving side of her father. The father did know the real life Mary Poppins. The bank version of her father overrode the fun version, and she attributed that to the painful memories that forever altered her once 'magical' life
Walt Disney discovering who her real father was, led her to allowing him to make Mary Poppins into a movie
Mary Poppins is a magical character created from a painful childhood. That was based on a real person, who that the child wished could have turned things around like Mary Poppins did
The bank scene was her interpretation of the shame her real father must have went through went he got fired. And if only those gentlemen would have just a touch of the joy in their lives, that she sometimes saw in her father, then they would not have treated him that way. She basically wanted them to die in irl, but wrote it to be a whimsical ending
Dick Van Dyke was the fun-loving side of her father. The father did know the real life Mary Poppins. The bank version of her father overrode the fun version, and she attributed that to the painful memories that forever altered her once 'magical' life
Walt Disney discovering who her real father was, led her to allowing him to make Mary Poppins into a movie
Posted on 12/10/17 at 4:08 pm to League Champs
quote:
Saving Mr Banks
Lotta feels in that movie.
Posted on 12/10/17 at 11:10 pm to League Champs
I never saw Saving Mr Banks, but I will now. It makes sense now that the story came from a very dark place...
Posted on 12/11/17 at 1:06 am to Jack Ruby
don't forget when she first arrives she gets the wind to blow all those other nannies away, no telling how many of them got hurt
Posted on 12/11/17 at 6:13 am to Jack Ruby
This fricking guy over here....
Posted on 12/11/17 at 6:28 am to Jack Ruby
At one time, movies were ambitious creative outlets for artistic diectors and screen writers to explore deep and emotion human themes and nature through an overarching story that anyone from a 7 year old to a 70 year old could watch and come away with their own experience and meaning.
This post was edited on 12/11/17 at 7:30 am
Posted on 12/11/17 at 8:25 am to League Champs
quote:
Go watch Saving Mr Banks, and you will understand the perspective
Actually since seeing that movie, I cannot watch Mary Poppins the same way. I always knew it was about saving the father, but I did not realize the depth of the movie. Walt Disney did an incredible job with some dark subject matter.
Posted on 12/11/17 at 11:57 am to Jack Ruby
Posted on 12/11/17 at 12:20 pm to League Champs
quote:This right here.
Go watch Saving Mr Banks, and you will understand the perspective
Posted on 12/11/17 at 12:22 pm to udtiger
quote:I tear up every time I watch it, without fail.
Saving Mr Banks
Lotta feels in that movie.
Posted on 12/11/17 at 12:29 pm to When in Rome
Too bad most of it is fiction
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