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Watching Saving Mr. Banks (2013) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction! || PART 2!
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2021
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“I’ve only seen it once or twice. I’ve learned to live with it. It’s glamorous and it’s a good film on its own level, but I don’t think it is very much like my books”
-P.L. Travers (1977 interview)
For those of us with problematic childhoods, who loved the fathers and parents who failed us, this is a really difficult watch. I love this movie so much, especially Emma Thompson and her wonderful wonderful dialogue. I appreciate Mary Poppins so much more after understanding the perspective.
yes... I have lost my mother 5 month ago...
In my case those parents just had me for a joke that they think it's funny because of my worthless grand mother
As you've seen for yourself, Helen Goff was an extremely complex and deeply troubled woman. No matter what you think of her you have to respect her for fighting to protect Mary Poppins from becoming overly Disneyfied.
As a child of an alcoholic, this movie was HARD. Brought up a lot of complicated emotions. I cried so hard throughout the whole thing.
It's a beautiful hard story ❤️
Same. I cry every time. *hugs from a fellow Amanda*
@@amandafox8603 ❤️❤️
Same here 💖
@@katwebbxo ❤️
Me too. This movie hit really close to home 💔 But it was so beautifully done, one of my favorites.
I'm a massive crybaby and I cry very easily. It's honestly so very reassuring seeing you tear up at movies like this because I often don't see reactors that do let their emotions flow.
It's a joy to watch you, thank you. 💕
The ending was bittersweet. One side shows to Travers that she shouldn't let her own past dictate her present life, while the other was that even bitter towards the final product, her work was distinguishable and well-beloved to many audiences out there. And Uncle Walt helped make it possible.
As Walt once said, "We don't look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward."
The end credits sure acknowledged Diane Disney with dignity. Walt's Daughter deserves high praise.
It's alright. I don't blame you for tearing up at the movie theater scene, I bawled like a baby while watching!! 😭😭😭😭😭 Just so *heartbreaking!!* 💔💔💔💔
i like mary poppins more than saving mr banks
Too bad that part was fictionalized.
@@Jamie_Jewel Oh it was?? What _really_ happened??
@@Elysia63 Well she did cry watching the movie, but it wasn’t good crying 😅 she hated the movie
@@Jamie_Jewel Yeah I know
As a writer/theatre major, this is one of my favorite movies. It shows all the complexities of the creative process, that art doesn't just drop out of the sky; it comes from people who each all have their own backstories (that's why I personally think the "death of the author" movement is lazy philosophy, just people wanting to make films/books/plays, etc. blank slates so they can project their own wants onto them). And, while I grew up with "Mary Poppins", the revelation that "She doesn't come to save the children; she comes to save their father," has given that film such a profound meaning, one I totally missed as a child.
I totally missed that as a child to. At the time my only perspective was that of a child. Now I’m a parent & I see the story through different eyes. I wish the mother was stronger, but that was a different time.
Regarding what happened to her mother: that actually is pretty accurate to what happened. The only difference is Travers wasn't there to stop her.
She did go out to the water, almost drowned, survived, and wasn't the same afterwards, but Travers didn't save her.
Right there with you Nick, the tears just came all of a sudden. I found i was hugging myself by the end. And felt the need to spontaneously applauded exactly at the same time you did. Great movie, great reaction. 👍
7:19
No, Walt was a heavy smoker, and by the time they noticed he had cancer (1966) the tumor in his lung was the size of a walnut.
Can't go wrong with Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson.
You won't believe how underrated this movie is and I seriously don't understand why. The story was heartwarming and heart-wrenching and the cast and performances were fantastic. When I first watched it, I had not been affected emotionally by a story on so many fronts in a long time and I'm really glad you had the time to experience this movie too
I mean everyone agrees itsagrat movie...but afterthe movie everyonegets interested in lookingipte actual history behind it andffinds out she disliked thefilm and was more disrespectedtha what was in the film...so it tendsto bedifficult to watch itor recommend it to people since it is implied to be morehistorical and based on real life.
Awwww my dear good buddy Nick, what a sweetheart! You cried so much during this film reaction! I wanna hug you so much and feed you milk and cookies, you precious human being with a heart of pure gold🥇 🍪🥛🥰🤗💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤💜
In difficult times I envy your ability to just cry, to let it out, to be so in touch with your emotions. I miss being able to do that. Thank you for your reaction. Now I want to watch this movie again.
“That’s what we storytellers do; we restore order with imagination. We instill hope again and again and again…”
One of my favourite films and scenes; the film perfectly summarises the power of storytelling in film/tv/theatre/books/music/art. Every story is more than entertainment, some can change our lives and some are about how a real person/people’s lives were changed.
I love that you connected to it and see it as “one of the best scenes” you’ve seen in any film and it’s the same for me: it perfectly explains why myself and you and many others come back to films again and again.
There is so much power in creating happiness and hope with telling a story.
Life is so challenging and can be tough and brutal, but every story can show us our way out of the darkness and toward the light.
Great reaction!
Writer/theatre major here and I absolutely agree. It's why I so often take issue with the "death of the author" approach to fiction: It tries to severe the creator(s)' personal pasts and artistic visions just to the audience can take the stories as blank slates to project THEIR interpretations onto it. Like, no. Art doesn't just drop out of the sky; every piece is created as it is for a reason. Different interpretations are great, but not at the expense of what the artist's own is and/or who they are as people.
"Saving Mr. Banks" beautifully shows all aspects of the creative process and illustrates that both Travers and Disney, at the end of the day, were two very different people trying to tell different takes on a story. Yet they were also able to find common ground (at least in the film) and recognize the main theme: Mary Poppins appeared in the Banks' life not to save the children, but their father.
Great commentary, exactly also my feelings
I didn't expect how emotional this story would be when I first saw it. The flashbacks of her seeing her dad drinking brought up a lot of painful memories from my childhood. It's easy to see how she became the way she was as an adult.
Tom Hanks was a perfect casting choice to play Walt Disney in this movie. He was also the perfect casting choice to play Fred Rogers,A.K.A. Mr. Rogers in the movie, “A Beautiful Day In the Neighborhood”.
Walt wasn’t an alcoholic as far as I know. He was, however, a frequent smoker. So much so that many pictures of him had to be airbrushed to hide the cigarette he was holding, which is why many images of him show him “pointing with two fingers.” Cast members in the parks always pint with two fingers to keep up the facade.
I didn’t know that that’s extremely interesting!!😳
As a former Cast Member at Disneyland for 6 years, I can say that's not the reason we pointed with two fingers. We got a lot of international visitors, and in some cultures it is considered rude to point with one finger, in other cultures it might even be an indecent hand gesture. So we were taught to either point with two fingers, or an open hand. We had this information taught to us at Disney University. And I taught it to other Cast Members when I was selected to teach at Disney University.
Nick, this was wonderful. Such real genuine emotion and empathy. Please, never stop reacting this pure. Some people can't handle showing their emotions. They are afraid of it. Especially men. A reason more why we need you! In this times more than ever!
Saving Mr Banks made me appreciate David Tomlinson’s performance in Mary Poppins all the more.
I'm surprised you didn't show more of the credits. Remember how PL Travers taped the meeting sessions? Those recordings are heard in the credits.
Also, PL Travers actually HATED how Mary Poppins turned out and actually cried due to how much she hated it. She vowed to let NO one make another MP film as long as she lived. However, I have heard she grew to like the movie later on.
She never liked it. She only admitted many years later that the movie is good in it's own right, but to her personally, it wasn't.
I think she vowed to never let Disney touch MP again and she would only let English born writers do it if they made her other MP books into movies
One of the Disney movies that makes me so emotional. Tom Hanks and Emma Thompson are the best.
I hadn't seen this since before I was diagnosed with Aspergers, so when I came back and saw the scene where Pamela gives Ralph the list of great people who had similar conditions - Walt Disney included - it was the nicest slap in the face I've ever received. 😂😂 That and the scene where Walt talks about the importance of storytellers. 💖 I adore my passions as an artist and storyteller, but I have had hard times before asking myself what good it really does. If it's really that important. This film definitely redefined that for me.
I'm enjoying your reactions. I forgot how sad this movie was. If you haven't seen it, another Disney one you might like is Bedknobs and Broomsticks. It has Angela Lansbury and the dad from Mary Poppins in it.
"The Gnome Mobile"has Jane&Michael. I love that movie,but no one ever talks about it.
Oh i love that movie! It would be so fun to see a reaction to that one xD
Regarding the carousel scene: it never happened. She did go on a tour of Disneyland, but she hated it, and never rode the carousel or the horse.
Also, Jingles did not get its name until it was dedicated to Julie Andrews in 2008.
Actually, the history archives said she was indifferent towards her first visit to Disneyland, so technically she didn't hate it.
It's a nice fairytale ending, very Disney. The real P L Travers never actually really came around on the film and remained annoyed by it. It's a good film, but it is very much Disney's take on the story.
not untill the 80s
It never said she enjoyed it in this, thats why it ended before they finished watching it entirely. They ended cinematically, but doesn't mean they are insinuating she accepted it just because of the "Disney ending"
@@MsPandacakes Actually to me it seems just that. That's why I'll forever be conflicted about this movie. _It is_ beautiful and moving but it's,once again,Disney's side of the story.The purpose of the movie ITSELF should be to see P.L. Travers' PoV on the entire matter and then you're supposed to decide who to side with,but no,in the end they make it look like she agreed with Walt *which is false!* So I see it as the final UNNECESSAREY bit of disrespect from Disney(not Walt,but the company)towards her! I repeat:this movie *is* beautiful,but I really wish it was never made. Not this way.X-( That's why(unlike with"Mary Poppins"that I know by heart since when I was little)I never rewatched it.
During the whole ending it showed PL Travers being annoyed by the final movie, not her actually enjoying the movie.
@@ninjcrafts I think she looks annoyed at first 24:45 - 24:52 then like she's a bit entertained 25:02 - 25:05 and eventually moved 25:13 - 25:53.
Released in 1964, Mary Poppins went on to become the most successful Disney film of the decade. Disney himself had his left lung removed shortly after its release, and died from complications due to lung cancer in December 1966, aged 65.... He was a chain smoker and in this film when you see the actor "pointing" with two fingers instead of one it was to show how Disney would point with a cigarette in his hand.......Also when you see the blood that her father spit up one can assume he died from lung cancer as well....
This movie made me cry so much and seeing you watch it made me cry as much. I really wanted to see how you would react to it and I loved when you picked up why she had some reactions. The pears almost killed me the first time. But it's the 'I feel it all happened before' that did me in at the end. Thank you for taking the time to react to this one.
Poor sweet Nick. I knew this was going to tear you up. It is so incredibly painful. No child should have to live through what Mrs. Travers did. Her beloved father an alcoholic, and her mother nearly committing suicide because she could not bear the thought of dealing with the drunkenness any longer. And how Walt recounted to her the story of the abuse he suffered at the hands of his own father.
I feel so bad for her and her family. Her dad seemed amazing in so many ways and inspired so much of her creativity but the alcohol 😞
I can’t imagine stressful this had to have been for her mom and frustrating.
It’s so interesting to see all the places she got inspiration from to create Mary Poppins. It’s a bit of herself, a bit of her dad, a bit of others plus life experiences.
I emphasize for her mother too. It seemed that her marriage fell apart and there was nothing she could do to save her husband as he plummeted into the decadents of alcoholism. Slowly her family lost everything: first their house and then they move into a dissolute house in the middle of nowhere, her husband hurts himself by falling and is rendered cripple, he descends further into alcoholism, her family’s reputation is squashed after he makes a spetical of himself, all the while she’s trying to keep the family’s home life together. She tired to keep things together until her mind snapped and drove her to attempt suicide and traumatize her daughter.
I don’t condone her Suicide attempt and the trauma she inflicted on her daughter, but you gotta feel for her to think about everything that brought her to that situation.
@@klassicalmuzik I couldn’t agree more. It’s so sad. What I also think makes it harder is back then, there was a lot more pressure to keep appearances, which the mother tried to do but her husband making a fool of himself in the public eye would have made this extremely difficult for her. Everyone kept to their own business other than to gossip. Who was she to rely on to help her? Back then, you pretty much only had yourself. And on top of that, if she had seen a dr, they could have institutionalized her for just about anything. It makes sense why she snapped. I can’t imagine the pressure, heartache and frustration. I just wish mental health and personal well being wasn’t so stigmatized from the beginning. I’m glad we live in an era now where it’s far more acceptable to talk openly about issues we’re having. I wish this had been available for her back then.
Now you need to watch MAry Poppins again knowing that she is there to save Mr. Banks, not the children. It adds a whole other layer to the movie.
"I liked this more than _Mary_ _Poppins_ = exactly was my reaction when I first saw this.
Is it wrong that this is one of my favourite movies?? I can never get over how good Emma Thompson is in it.
"P.L. Travers" is a pen name, similar to how J.K. Rowling's real name is Joanne Rowling and Lewis Carroll's real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.
If you like this idea of the backstory of a beloved Disney film I'd highly recommend watching finding Neverland that's about J.M. Barrie the creator of Peter Pan 🙂
Yes! Great film!
Absolutely loved this reaction and am so glad you got to see this movie. Goes to show what a trial it was for Walt Disney to get this movie made. I know it wasn't 100% accurate but it told enough of the truth for us to appreciate. Huge applause on this!
Something tells me you're never going to watch Mary Poppins the same ever again haha. Man I wish I was around back then or go back in time and meet Walt. He's my hero. If I got to do what she did with him, I would die from pure happiness! How could anyone not want to arrive in their hotel room to find all those stuffed animals and fruit and gift baskets and balloons, or go to Disneyland with Disney himself?! When he said he just got $20 from a bet with the boys, it slayed me. Total Disney move. But every time we heard him cough, hurt my heart a bit. He was a heavy smoker.
But that beginning and ending, when her father does that saying...chills. Absolute chills!
"Saving Mr. Banks" is one of my all time favorites. Have you seen "The Duchess", starring Keira Knightly? Apart from "Atonement", I would say that her performance in "The Dutchess" is amongst her best work. "Pianist" is also superb, but in no way what one would consider as "light viewing".
Such a powerful film. Glad you were able to watch it. I remember tearing up so much in the theater watching it. Some of the 2-Disc soundtracks for Mary Poppins have some of the recordings with Mrs. Travers working with Don, Dick, and Bob. Those are interesting to listen to.
As beauty and emotional as it is, it is sometimes changed to be more emotionally Disney(that's the best way to phrase it). I've read that P. L. Travers actually didn't ride a carousel and didn't like going to Disneyland (but it's hard to find a lot of info on it). And she also didn't like Let's go Fly a Kite sadly despite how the movie portrays it, though by movie standards that is a sweey scene.
I think the biggest part though that's mixed for me is the ending, from what I've read she didn't like the film still and later on did admit it was a good film but she just has to live with it since it isn't like her books, to which I totally understand.
But ah man, either way your emotions in this Nick, thank you for sharing them with us. It's rare to see someone show their emotions that much and I am glad you did cause it shows how strong you are❤
You made me cry every time you cried. As a child of tragically dysfunctional parents I could feel your empathy and sorrow for the family which touched my soul.
Great movie , thanku for your reaction.
I have to say THANK YOU. I've watched the movie with all my friends so far. None had even remotely the emotional connection to the story or the characters. I love this movie . I don't really care about the inaccuracies regarding Walt Disney. But the music, the actors and the storytelling give me a new perspective on Mary Poppins. Your reaction is so honest and real..... RESPECT. THANKS
This movie came out in 2013. It took me years and many watches of this movie to finally get what it's about. Now you might judge me for not knowing sooner but I was 10 when it came out. It's such an amazing movie. I love it so much.
(8:36) Interesting fact during this Disneyland scene: With all these extras standing outside the gates all dressed up in 1960s clothing, it was to help conceal the modern day ticket scanners and monitors under the roofs of the entrance. However, when Ralph drives right in with Travers, you can now briefly see those monitors, thus creating an anachronism.
12:14 Pause and you'll see the original posters for Pinocchio and 101 Dalmatians. :)
And Snow White on the side.
Let me get this straight:
She wrote Mary Poppins to deal with her tragedy and trauma.
She did not want it to be turned too Disney (which it was)
And now Disney made more money with this film which is about how they trampled over her and...
It's still great. Don't know how or why. I love and dispise Disney all at the same time...
Beautiful movie! Beautiful reaction! I teared up watching your reaction. This is special
I can’t not cry when that music starts when Mr. Banks walks to work 😭
It makes me sad that PL Travers never liked the final result, which is one of my all-time favorite movies ever-- in my opinion, "practically perfect in every way".
She watched it a second time, and recognized it was very well done.
I lost my mom to alcohol two years ago, I watched this movie about a month or two after it happened...and I sobbed, sobbed harder than I ever had, and I felt such a sense of peace after, I felt comforted... One of my favorite movies
I remembered watching this movie, and it's my favorite Biopick because it has the themes of where the Author hates it's own movie based on books. Mary Poppins wasn't the only one because it happened to other movie adaptations like Neverending Story and Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory.
25:22 : If you don't burst into tears, you're not human (and with wet eyes from 25.08). Love this movie.
I cried all over again with you, this movie his so, so much delicate.
I love this movie to. As a Disney fan and learning the history these classic films I also get emotional just seeing the sad stories behind them and learning the reason why P.L. Travers got so bitter and strict with these classic films, 10/10 for me to.
24:34 I'm not sure if Mickey actually led her in, but that's a perfect metaphor- her books are out of her hands, and into The Mouse's now.
I love both Mary Poppins and Saving Mr. Banks no matter what.
You are my favorite reaction channel. It's comforting to watch a movie as someone who gets super emotional, and see that its ok. You're super amazing, never stop being you.
My girlfriend has always loved Mary Poppins. She took me to see this movie in theaters, and by the end we were both weeping. This movie hits so hard and is so emotional.
Hey Nick, You won't know me but my name is Callum Young and I live in the UK but I am a big fan of your RUclips channel. This film had really hit me a year later after I saw the film at the Cinema with my Dad and (My Best Friend Forever) second older sister Lydia. This is because I related to scenes of her childhood and the scene with Disney in her house, in 2014 she nearly died after taking a lot of medical tablets which I have always blamed myself because I felt like I was not taking care of her but she doing well for herself. Since then, we have always chatted when we can and after watching this film she understood how a film is planned in pre-production, watch a film together on Netflix or Disney+ and then talk about the film we have watched together.
Thank You for (1.) being yourself and (2.) seeing myself in the world because I am such a huge fan of film and TV shows!
NICK, BRO MAD RESPECT FOR U GETTING EMOTIONAL. Own that shit. Feeel. This story hurts.
She didn't like pears, because it was the last thing her dad asked for and so goes for the red color, she didnt' want it, because of the blood. She didn't like money, because it ruined her dad. She didn't want imagination, because her dad lived in it before reality hitted hard and it was a trauma etc. It's definitely a movie to be seen at least twice, because you can lose something along the way, but I only watched it one time, because it was too much for me, it's subjective. Sad and beautiful at the same time, for me a masterpiece! Walt Disney "saved" her dad, but by doing so, he saved her too. May not be the real thing, but I like to think so.
Nick, your channel has easily become my favorite movie review channel. the way you become so emotionally invested in the stories, and how you're not afraid to show that emotion really resonates with me. THANK YOU for these wonderful reactions!!!
walt wasn’t an alcoholic but i think by that time he was already sick, because when they discovered he had a tumor on his lung it was too late to do anything and he died two years after mary poppins premiere :/
Thank you for reacting to this and I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's my favorite movie of all time.
I felt sorry for her after she’s been through 😢😢😢. Like me, my mother had failed trying to help my grandfather. My grandfather had a very bad temper and he gets from his family. Nothing can be done
Awesome review/reaction! I haven’t rewatched it since it first came out, but would definitely like to fairly soon. I loved the casting, especially Emma Thompson, and Tom Hanks as their respective characters.
24:14 According to IMDB, Walt attended 2 premieres of his own films- Snow White and Mary Poppins.
Wow I’ve never been this early before! Loving the reaction, this was one of my favorite movies! 😄
9:36 I liked it how Tom Hanks did an excellent job as Walt Disney and Fred Rogers.
I love your reactions so honest and full of emotions and excitement
As someone who didn’t really care for the Mary Poppins movie, I genuinely enjoyed this film. Not only because I love behind the scenes looks at how movies and shows are made but the acting and the script for this were really really good. I cry every time I watch this movie.
While there are definitely some liberties taken with things (Travers really did not like the final product from what I hear) this movie is easily in my top ten favorite movies of all time.
Too bad P.L Travers wasn't like Cressida Cowell. She didn't care about the overwhelming changes done to the How to Train Your Dragon books, and enjoyed the movies as they were. Gave the creators the freedom they wanted while at the same time staying true to the essence of the books.
Still, you have to understand Travers after all she's been through. Great reaction Nick, as always.
Yes, and too bad Walt Disney wasn’t anything like Tom Hanks.
Seeing as this is one of my favorite movies, I enjoyed this reaction quite a lot ♥️
This movie also inspired me to watch another biopic movie called,
"Walt Before Mickey" because of the scene where Walt is recalling his past and his father to Mrs. Travers.
"Walt before Mickey" is a biopic movie about Walt Disney as a struggling, young man before he created Mickey and his empire.
That one is also worth a watch if you ever get the chance to see it.
I am happy Disney and Her had fun and started heal and learn from each other.
This movie hits hard, maybe not literally but it represents a lot to many people in different ways. We all have sth that needs to be gone. I cried the first time i saw it and i cried seeing you cry.
What’s hard is not being able to say good bye. That’s a guilt that very hard to deal with.
Can you watch “Inside Out” please?
Wow thank you for reacting to this! Such a powerful movie and love that my favorite scene is also yours with the forgiveness , its just soo powerful and Beautiful for all story lovers - thank you for sharing your emotions ^^
I think that what I appreciated so much about this movie is that they didn't have to agree in the end. At the end of the day, they all found comfort and hope and the motivation to keep living through stories, and while they didn't agree on how the story was told, they recognized how important stories are. I agree that the scene about storytelling may be one of the best in film to date, love the reaction, I cry every single time!
Music was by Thomas Newman (Finding Nemo, WALL-E, Shawshank Redemption, Green Mile, Meet Joe Black, Road to Perdition, )
Lovely, lovely film! I don't know where you live, but if you ever get the chance please go to Disneyland and PLEASE make a vlog on it, doesn't have to be long, just want to see your face as you take it all in! I've gone by myself before and it's fun to people watch. Thank you for reacting to this movie. :D
Legit its hard to watch this without thinking about the inner child inside.
7:20 Walt disney was coughing because he had lung cancer from all of the smoking he did. Mary Poppins was actually Walt's last movie before he died.
And Jungle Book was his last animated featured film
Walt Disney never owned Disneyland; it belonged to his wife because Walt never went to war and during that era, if you didn’t enlist, you couldn’t own property, so it was under his wife’s name.
He was also terrified of mice
He made a mouse character, voiced a mouse character and he was afraid of mice? Where did you know that?
Really makes you appreciate a film more, when you know the story behind it!
It’s not what actually happened though.
@@fabianhebestreit3240 was there a documentary on it?
@@michaeltymich There are books like biographies of Disney and Travers, and there’s a documentary about the Sherman Brothers, but I don’t know if there’s a making of documentary about Mary Poppins. I even enjoyed this film, but like The Greatest Showman I just see it as a largely fictional story based on real people and events.
I’m so glad you liked this movie! I just watched it for the first time last summer and I cried so much.
At the end of the credits they play the real tapes of Pamela Travers critiques of the script and changes needed.
I find her line at the premier "I can't abide cartoons" to be overkill.
Nick this by far was the best reaction I’ve ever seen from you! Please keep making more reaction to movies like this!
I reacted the same way. I loved this movie. I think Emma Thompson was great!
Hi Nick i am a new subscriber on your channel it is really amazing and i enjoyed watching alot if your reactions so much so here i come up for you
Ur a unique reaction channel, because ur not afraid to be emotional. I respect that. Im a disney fanatic, itd be an honor to show u around Disneyland one day 👍
This one makes me cry every time. We saw it initially in the theater and I loved it.
Even though you just recently watched an animated version of the Oliver story, would you please consider watching the musical version from the late 1960s or early 1970s. called "OLIVER!" It stars Jack Wild and Mark Lester. The songs will enchant you while the story will, i think, keep you intrigued throughout.
Oh PLEASE do A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. It's a movie that makes you cry before you even fully understand why.
lets goo i love disney❤ there are my favorite animated movies from my childhood ❤love you nickflix❤ have a great day and a Amazing weekend✌☀️😎🤙
25:07 Aaaaand I'm crying.😭😭😭😭😭
Someone else already said it, so I'll repeat it for them: it wasn't Let's Go Fly a Kite that won her over, it was Feed the Birds.
Which is notably Walt’s favorite Disney song!
That song could win anyone over. Was it even nominated?
@@RLucas3000 it was not. That honor went to Chim Chiminee.
6:20 I'm convinced the mother was having some sort of severe PPD or Post Party Depression delusion/psychotic episode and was trying to kill herself, but her daughter snapped her out of it and the mother realized what she was doing was wrong.