Watching Saving Mr. Banks (2013) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction! || PART 1!
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2021
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I get the feeling Ms. Travers refused red just because Richard Sherman, the one who stood up to her, was wearing a red sweater vest. Hers and Walt's stubbornness were clearly exacerbated by each other. I was pleasantly surprised that the film showed Walt drinking, smoking AND cursing, considering how protective Disney is towards the image of their founder. The detail of his persistent cough was a good detail too, as his smoking would prove to be his end.
Pretty sure the implication was she refused red because of her father coughing up blood.
Nah, Disney the corporation doesn't care about Disney the man anymore. He'd be rolling in his grave with the garbage they've been up to the last 20 years.
@@docsavage8640 yup
But, they still showed her happy with the final result, when in reality, she still hated it
@Le Monde de Chris it wouldn't be until many years later that she would concede in an interview that she thought as far as films went that Mary Poppins was a good film. Of course she still said it wasn't much like her book.
Even though this film is said to he inaccurate, I think it's a pretty good biopic on the making of Mary Poppins.
Its historical revisionism
@@theawesomeman9821 Truth. I heard that the part where they said "Man is in the forest."was true about warning when Walt arrived because he was a hardass to all his employees. Though I guess Disney can't badmouth him, given that they're his company, lol.
No film about any true story is 100% accurate, most aren’t even 75% accurate. They have to take history and make it into something entertaining, artistic, heartwarming, etc. Real life and conversations are rarely entertaining enough to make a full movie.
Walt actually died two years after the events of this movie. Of lung cancer. Which I’m just now realizing is why you always hear him coughing when he approaches. 😭 Ouch.
i'm sorry to say there's even MORE references to his death. For example, he considered 'feed the birds' (the song which draws him back inside as he hears it) the finest song the shermans ever wrote... and had them play it for him frequently. even at his funeral.
And the jungle book was the last movie that he ever made 😭
There's a few reasons why she hates the color red:
It was partly to test Disney and partly because she actually does detest the color. When Travers’s aunt showed up tohelp, she pulled bright red flowers out of her bag. Red reminds her of a tough time for her family. Strike one for red. Secondly, and more importantly, Travers does not like the color because it reminds her of the blood her father coughed up when he was sick with tuberculosis.
Saving Mr. Banks facts
Okay so to clarify some things.
1. While Walt did work for 20 years to receive the rights P.L signed them over after he met her in England and then she went over to be a consultant for the film not the other way around the film portrays.
2. While I like the scene of them all singing Let’s Go Fly a Kite it was actually the song Feed the Birds that she liked.
3. In 1961, Travers arrived in Los Angeles on a flight from London, her first-class ticket having been paid for by Disney, and finally agreed to sell the rights, in no small part because she was financially in dire straits. Travers was an adviser in the production, but she disapproved of the Poppins character in its Disney version; with harsher aspects diluted, she felt ambivalent about the music and she so hated the use of animation that she ruled out any further adaptations of the series. She received no invitation to the film's star-studded première until she "embarrassed a Disney executive into extending one". At the after-party, she said loudly "Well. The first thing that has to go is the animation sequence." Disney replied, "Pamela, the ship has sailed" and walked away. Travers so disliked the Disney adaptation and the way she felt she had been treated during the production that when producer Cameron Mackintosh approached her years later about making the British stage musical, she acquiesced only on conditions that British writers alone and no one from the original film production were to be directly involved. That specifically excluded the Sherman Brothers from writing additional songs for the production. However, original songs and other aspects from the 1964 film were allowed to be incorporated into the production. Those points were even stipulated in her last will and testament.
4. After some research she wrote a total of seven Mary Poppins books with the last being released in 1988 when she was 89,
Some Disney films I would recommend for the channel that are documentaries about people or eras that happened with the studio include:
The Boys The Sherman Brothers Story,
Frank and Ollie,
UB Iwerks The Hand Behind The Mouse,
Waking Sleeping Beauty,
Walt The Man Behind the Myth,
The Pixar Story,
Floyd Norman: An Animated Life,
It’s sad Travers was never a fan of the animation, nor the final product of the 1964 film, but I’ve read in the history books that she begrudgingly accepted the film under the condition she was allowed full acknowledgement credit.
I have seen three of those documentaries myself like Frank & Ollie, The Pixar Story, and Floyd Norman (the latter whom I’ve personally met at Comic-Con International during one summer).
I would LOOOVE if he reacted to some of these, learning the lore was my favorite growing up. Love these films. would be awesome for him to watch
Have you watched Howard? It’s about Howard Ashman the song Writer of Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast..
@@ayrawynd8122 I know of it, but haven’t seen it yet.
Oh dear Nick. This one is going to hit you hard. Whether or not it's historically accurate, it tells a fantastic story. I love this movie. And I absolutely adore Colin Farrell in it.
And Tom Hanks's portrayal of Walt Disney was amazing!!! I remembered the first time I saw this movie was when I learned about Walt Disney (the man himself) and I am a huge Disney fan especially the classics from 1930s to 1960s. But when I first heard him talk, I was like "He sounds like Woody" then after many years I realized that it was him who portrayed him.
When Walt Disney promised his kids he would bring Mary Poppins to life, I was suddenly reminded that he kinda did the same thing for Winnie The Pooh, too. He promised his kids he would bring Winnie the Pooh to life as well.
There's even a joke about it when Travers she sees a Winnie the Pooh stuffed animal in her hotel room (along with all the other stuff). She picks it up and sighs "Poor A A Milne..." (A A Milne was the author of the original Winnie the Pooh books)
@@sketchnotes2246 The irony of that is that A.A. Milne actually urged Walt to take the rights of Winnie the Pooh away from him.
This movie gets me every single time. I have the score saved it is so nostalgic, listened to it whilst at Disneyland in October and loved the feeling. Been hoping he would react to this after he saw Mary Poppins, I haven't started the video yet but fingers crossed he loves it. and I hope someone in the comments tells him all about the line "man in the forest" - I cried when they included that like an easter egg
Interesting thing to remember about the actual movie: the movie actually has very little of the color red in it. Other than on certain people's clothing.
I noticed that you never actually see like ANY of the stuff Walt was talking about when making his case for the color. No phone booths, no royal guards, no English flag, etc. Only places it seemed prominent were Bert and Mary’s “jolly holiday” outfits and the flowers on the bank board’s lapels.
Thanks, Nick! I was fortunate enough to see SAVING MR. BANKS (2013) on the big screen. I'm so glad you're reacting to it. 🌂
I watched this movie a couple hours ago just because i really wanted to see your reaction and I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. I cried in the premiere scene, it's really amazing 😭
Thank you so much for doing this reaction ❤️
The unsung hero of this whole thing is Walt’s personal assistant, she went through quite a lot being the messenger & mediator lol
Great Reaction, this movie really touches your heart with diffrent emotions throughout the entire film.
There is a great documentary about the brothers who wrote the music for Mary Poppins and many other Disney films. It's called: "The Boys; The Sherman Brothers' Story." Very interesting and entertaining.
Omg yes. Been waiting for this. Definitely subbed. Gotta put Nanny McPhee on the list 🥺❤️
All of Disney’s Mary Poppins-based movies have exceptional screenplays. They didn’t touch the property for decades, and then they came out with two other awesome films five years apart. The first was Saving Mr. Banks. The second was Mary Poppins Returns.
Colin Farrell is a fantastic actor. Can’t wait to see him as the Penguin.
PL Travers actually did adopt a son from Ireland. She was also supposed to adopt his twin brother and instead just took the one.
I just saw your Mary Poppins reaction and I HAD to watch you react to this one.
When you're a kid you focus on the children's story (I remember snapping my fingers when it was time to pick up the toys and singing along to the whole soundtrack, but skipping Feed The Birds because it was too slow).
As I've grown older, and after watching this movie, Mr. Banks story gets me everytime. Let's Go Fly A Kite makes me tear up, and Feed The Birds is now one of my favourite songs.
Love your genuine reactions and how you don't hold back your emotions! Keep them coming, Nick! 🖤
This is a great "making of"movie☔thanks,Nick! 💫
Walt Disney and Tom Hanks are distantly related so it makes sense.
Wait, what? Really? How?
This movie made me think about the people behind the movies. Tom Hanks did an amazing job as Walt.
this movie is one of my favs, i never get tired of it
6:48 One in accuracy with this movie, here there's a Winnie the Pooh stuffie, but Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree wasn't released until five years later.
Interesting. The joke that follows where she picks it up and says "Poor A.A. Milne..." is my favorite line in the movie. A.A Milne was the author of the original Winnie the Pooh books.
I've wanted someone to react to this film for years 😄
This is such a great movie. So very interesting to see how Mary Poppins movie came about. Tom Hanks is phenomenal as usual.
Aww I watched this film for the first time last week. Had to watch it again the next day because I loved it so much 💗 xx
Might be an unpopular opinion, but I have always wished that an unknown actor had played Walt Disney in this movie. I love Tom Hanks, but I could never forget I was watching Tom Hanks play Walt Disney.
I love this film, it's really fantastic and the score is probably the best part.
I actually like her lol she’s really interesting. But she needed to lighten up a bit. If it’s real, the scene where her dad lined everyone up and march in a line, seems to inspired the scene where Mary Poppins did the same.
The song writers are so talented! They wrote a lot of music for Disney.
One the best, emotional Disney movies
P.L. Travers wasn’t fond of animation being used in the adaption of her work at all. Not just penguins.
So happy you watched this movie !
12:20 it is not. I also mentioned this in your Mary Poppins video:
One of the songwriters daughters had to get the polio vaccine, and he asked her how they did it.
She told them they put it in a sugar cube, and they ate it.
R.I.P. Walt Disney
Nicks face when she layed in bed with the mickey mouse 🥰🥺
When I saw this movie at theaters, then I had to re-watch Mary Poppins and since this movie, I saw Mary Poppins with other eyes and I appreciated even more 😢💓
Another thing: Disney wasn't there for the majority of these events. He tried for one day, gave up, and left it in the hands of the Sherman Brothers.
Disneyworld was not opened until the 1970s. Disneyland opened in 1953.
Tom Hanks does a good job as Walt Disney
So happy to see you react to this movie. I adore it.
There is a great documentary on youtube, it delves in pams life thst wasnt featured, as well as the comparison and contrast between the creative liscence of this film and the real story. Just as compelling as the film. Its called "The Real P.L. Travers" im sure, Absolute Documentary is the channel, but if people find it please correct me, it's been a while. Ever since saving mr. Banks, i watched mary poppins at least once a year, i pick up on something every single time, scenes i watched at least 100 times as a kid have a whole new meaning.
18:54 - 19:03 *I-COULDN'T-AGREE-MORE!* Of all the things she was stubborn about,THIS is the one I wish Walt would have listened to!!
24:40 - 24:50 Remember the title of the movie you're watching,Nick...😉
28:45 - 28:50 You don't know the half of it....😥(Literally.You've split the reaction in 2 and you're at the end of part 1.)
Will you react to The Adventures of Tintin : Secret of the Unicorn ? It's an amazing animated directed by Steven Spielberg and produced by Peter Jackson. If you liked Indiana Jones, you will love this one !
If you pay attention, a lot of the lines from the final film are incorporated into the film.
Disney got his movie but her family wanted this movie Saving Mr Banks about her life and how the movie was made. Back story is on You Tube.
Saw this when it came out so it's been a while. I forgot how funny she was lol. 😂
thank you! I loved this movie and I cried a lot while watching it
I think this is the first collaboration between Disney and BBC labeled with a PG-13 rating compared to previous live-action films Disney has done themselves.
tom hanks was the perfect choice to play walt disney in this Amazing Disney movie and i have some movies You can watch Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium sister act sister act 2 nanny mcphee nanny mcphee 2 and the other 2 night at the museum movies and a fantastic reaction video👏👏👍👍
YESSSS Nick would love Mr. Magorium!
Good movie with an amazing cast!🧸🧩
I absolutely LOVE this movie!! 🥰
I remember watching this movie from the theaters 8 years ago.
I've seen the trailer for this but never seen it until now.
emma thompson played queen elinor from brave
i love tis movie and mary poppins movie too
You should watch the Hello Dolly movie. Great musical!
Yay my favorite !!!!
Tom Hanks doesn't look much like Walt Disney here, but he's very convincing at portraying his charismatic personality
The Mary Poppins books are as dry as she is. I got tired of hearing people saying that Disney killed the character, so I bought ALL of the books to see for myself. (I LOVE Mary Poppins.) God ! I barely got through the second book. If these were designed to be read to children at bed time, it would certainly knock them out. Disney actually made her characters and stories world famous. He saved Mary Poppins. However, in my case, I would really liked to have had an unknown portray Walt. Tom is good, but I have trouble not seeing him.
not called the tuppence song its called feed the birds and it was walts faveourite song to the very end of his life
20:08 Me too, Nick. :)
It kind of makes me sad that the movie cuts out Ms. Travers actually having a 20-year-old son. Disney tries to show his perspectives as a parent, but she was a parent too.
This movie reminds me of the musical 1776, half way through each movie, you think this movie can’t possibly be made (yet we know it was), this new country can’t possibly be created (yet we know it was). I hope some day you will watch 1776.
If you want to be intrigued by dialogue, I suggest His Girl Friday - it would be fun to see you watch some more really old movies besides Wizard of Oz 😊
If you're into Disney bio pics and documentaries, I'd highly suggest Waking Sleeping Beauty. IMO the best Disney documentary ever.
“Does it matter?” Clearly not thinking about how fiction can be tied up with reality.
Saving Mr. Banks (aka How the Mouse met the Magical Nanny).
20:17 She should be glad she's not working with Domee Shi.
I hope you get to go to Disneyland some day! I wish I could send you there sweetheart!
24:44 "She's not there to save the children?"
I thought so too, but what's the name of the movie?...
you should react to Anne with an e !! its a show but i really think you'll love it !!!
Have you watched the new Cruella movie? I'm binged watching those
She wouldn't say 'I fired her'. She would say 'sacked'. Silly American script writers.
Please react to Christopher Robin (live action)
Earlyyyyyyy
It was not a good start for Travers when she first met Walt Disney and his associates in person, but out of all her past experiences growing up with her father, she’s letting her past dictate her present.
I’m surprised Emma Thompson didn’t play merry poppings in the new one instead of Emily blunt?
Another Disney movie kinda like this that I'd absolutely recommend is, "The Straight Story"
The books are drastically different from the film.
If you liked this film, I think you'll like Miss Potter too.
It's odd to think about, but even though she goes by Mrs, PL Travers never actually married
It is pretty hard to watch the scenes where the father is drunk
26:53 🥹
Pamela Travers did not Walt Disney her blessing.Tony
18:38 See? Women can be ableist too!
Can you do Alice in Borderland for your next show, please?
You missed that tyrannical "because I said so" from Disney.
At first that I didn’t understand why she’s acting like that, until I found out what happen about her past
This movie is good but P L travers is kind of a jerk, like if she called my stuff silly I'd be upset.
Walt Disney spent years trying to get the rights cause he promised his children. He even fooled her and added cartoons anyway. It didn’t matter how good the movie was, she never liked it, even though she did admitted many years later it was good on it’s own right. But she still maintained her own, personal dislike. Honestly, you don’t know who to root for here. Walt for bringing such a great movie to life even if he had to insist and even fool somebody, or P.L. Travers who was clearly an emotional broken woman too protective of her work.
28:22 Uh... normalise periods, anyone?
Not exactly accurate to reality but a good movie. P.L hated the Disney version until the day she died.
I am 50/50 on this film. I like the movie but I think it would of been more interesting too watch a Disney bio. Walt's story seems more interesting than the Mary Poppin's author.
Lol thats a different movie entirely. I’m sure they’ll make that one day but this story (one about alcoholism, fathers, and art) is one that needed to be told, as well.
Same with 'first name'. No, it's 'Christian name'.
Please watch top cat the movie please oh please 🙏 😢 😭
I hated the editing job on this film.