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Barrett 2022-04-20 09:01:41
i like this movie
Emma's performance is too good, covering up the light of Tom Hanks, and making the protagonist Travers vivid and profound, I really think it is a super high-level performance.
On the surface of the story, there are several lines narrated at the same time. It seems that the ins and outs are... -
Ruth 2022-03-20 09:01:42
Saving Mr. Banks: They say movies are a lie
In the movie, Ms. Travers and Mr. Disney end up having a happy ending, but in reality, she doesn't even sell the Mary Poppins rights to Disney for the later episodes; in the movie, they save Class Mr Cox, he cheered up and went kite-flying with them; but in reality, none of these good wishes came...
Richard Halverson
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Freddy 2021-11-30 08:01:28
The whitewashing work is undoubtedly, but I have absolutely no ability to parry the father-daughter line. Many details make people feel extremely desolate in the comparison of memories and reality, especially the pear that has fallen to the ground. We are all stubborn for various reasons, unwilling to let go of some things, stubborn and powerless to protect our unique Mr. Banks, because there will be no Mickey Mouse to save them. The interruption is a bit messy. Emma Thompson and Paul Giamatti are awesome!
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Jeremie 2022-03-24 09:01:46
The whole story is dominated by the acting of Aunt Emma. It's a pity, but is it fun to sing Disney so much?
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[last lines]
Travers Goff: [voiceover] Winds in the east / Mist coming in / Like something is brewing / About to begin / Can't put me finger / On what lies in store / But I feel what's to happen / All happened before.
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P.L. Travers: [as she throws a Mickey Mouse doll off her bed] You can stay over there until you learn the art of subtlety.
