Everything Wrong With Mary Poppins Returns
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- Опубліковано 17 кві 2019
- Mary Poppins Returns is a movie that someone felt the need to make. It's full of sins.
Next week: Super sins and airplane sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin! Which movie's sins should we expose next?!
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1. Mary Poppins
2. Mary Poppins Returns
3. Mary Poppins Forever
4. Mary Poppins and Robin
5. Mary Poppins Begins
6. The Dark Nanny
7. The Dark Nanny Rises
You forgot Mary Poppins vs Nanny McFee
Luke Fellows love it!!!
Lmaoooo
8.The dark nanny,s defeat
LMFAOOOOOOOOO
"Not one single shot in this movie has shown a London sky that is pretty or even 'not ugly.'"
So you mean it's being accurate?
Cpt Obvious1994 as a British human, I can agree
@@lilian7901 have you seen the sky recently. Absolutely clear. Ffucking hate it
Rae well, it’s usually dark and cloudy
@@lilian7901 I know. I actually love it tbh
Mix It Up Movies thank you
I love the Hamilton references you could say them non stop and I would never be satisfied
Jeez all of you are just helpless
This fandom needs to Take a Break.
Congratulations. You've made it nearly to the peak of Hamilton puns, just wait for it and I'm sure you'll get your shot when you get there.
I would make another Hamilton pun one last time before I post this comment, but my name isn't Alexander Hamilton and the world is wide enough for more people to make the Hamilton puns,
And now it truly sickens me to know that someone will be back to do so but then again others might suck at it which means that they won't know what we know.
But in all honesty, I hope that you do burn for that pun.
@@tacobanana6538Sweet Jesus
@@tacobanana6538 you will never be satisfied
"The Edge of the Bowl AHhhhhhhhhhhh"
"I have the same reaction when I pee in the dark"
Hahahahahaha. Oh CinemaSins
I fell on the floor laughing when he said that!
“His name is Jack he is the lantern guy. And there’s a million things he hasn’t done... but just you wait, just you wait...” thank you for this GOLD!
Sydney Ward can i ask why he references Hamilton?
abcd efgh the guy who plays Jack is Lin-Manuel Miranda and he wrote Hamilton and played Hamilton himself in the musical
Jack-o-lantern
And he wants to be in the room, where it happens.
He just wanted to be in the room where it happens
I was just waiting for Hamilton references and I was not disappointed. They are giving me life
only reason I watched this movie in cinema was to see Lin and it was beautiful
Raise a glass for every Hamilton crack.
I was floored by the rap part I nearly died when the first thing I saw when the film started was a close up of Lin's face honestly
How many are there? I've never seen hamilton so, im lost to those.
Astro Wolvez there's like 2 or 3 just where he's singing lyrics from the show p.s. watch the musical/ all musicals it's/ they're great
*I live for all the Hamilton references in this movie.*
dont we all
Yup Moana had a satisfied line too so LIN MANUEL MIRANDA YOU SNEAKY AMAZING SNAKE
Scaratron well he is a Slytherin I believe
Same
omg me too lol
I think it’s more the fault of the script than anything, but this Mary felt very unhelpful and snotty whereas Julie Andrews’ Mary felt caring and sweet with just the right amount of sass and self confidence
Though unhelpful and snotty describes The original character from the books better than caring and sweet.
Ocfan207 watch “saving Mr Banks” to learn ab that actually. Walt changed some things and it fits the og magic. this mary poppins doesn’t even match the original AT ALL. even the accent or look or a million things don’t match so
Emily Blunt's Mary Poppins is just... Well, hate to make name puns, but...
Blunt
Also in the original movie you had fast song follow by a or stern to sweet song to follow.
SISTER SUFFERAGATE
A BRITISH FAMILY/NANNY
THE PERFECT NANNY
A Spoonful of Sugar
JOLLY HOLIDAY/PENGUIN DANCE
SUPERCAPFRAGALISTIC
STAY AWAKE
I LOVE TO LAUGH
A BRITISH BANK/LIFE YOU LEAD
FEED THE BIRD
TOPPINS
CHIM CHIM CHERRIE
STEP IN TIME
THE LIFE I LEAD /SPOONFUL OF SUGAR
LETS GO FLY THE KITE
I felt like the original balanced her arrogance with her smirks and you really felt her sweetness. In this one I just felt like she was a self centered jerk
5:59 “he’s crying because his kids are average singers and his last ditch plan was to go the Von Trapp route” IM CRYING😂😂
needy galaxy WOOOOOAH what’s with the language you little shit
I’m contradicting myself for humor
@@itssssstef Damn, now their comment is gone I'm dying to know what they said 😂
Turnip I have no idea what they said, but now I’m curious
i remember watching this movie and thinking “oh cinemasins is gonna LOVE this”
Sri R thats a fuckin lie
@@THIRTEENTH13TH ha got em
SAME
Hey I started a 8 bit animated adventure series called “Fun & Games” filled with pop culture references and funny sound effects GO CHECK IT OUT!ua-cam.com/video/0o5UpydQVVk/v-deo.html
@@stopshootfilms4196 No
Leerie speak was based on cockney slang, a dialect used in London.
Who cares soon it's gonna be Arabic 😂💂🗡️🧕😈
@@889Pammov No it isn't
sigh.
@@889Pammov what the fuck-
@@889Pammovif nothing else, it would be an improvement on your trite, emoji-reliant bullshit.
"Like, how could anyone this openly and obviously petty and resentful and purely evil ever rise to any position of power?"
Nah that's definitely the most realistic part of the movie.
But Hillary lost Andy.
That's the joke
Yugely realistic. Yuuuuuge.
@@Laceykat66 HAHAHAHAHA, you have no idea how that is to an Arkansan...
The fact that the writers were lazy enough to add a villain. *ding*
The bank boss was the villain
Edit nvm I can’t read
@@nicholasjohnston1970 Read again. That's brainflash1's point. He means that the original did not need a villain and is calling the studio and writers lazy because they added one [from here onwards text added for clarification] in the new movie. The original did not need a villain to be good, is their point of argument, as I understood.
@@comam1351 How the hell did you interpret that from their comment? This is on THIS video, not on the OG Poppins EWW video. It wouldn't make sense for that comment to be about this film if it were here.
AJ Wat?
Okay, I think there's some serious misreading going on here. brainflash1 said "the writers were lazy enough to add a villain," NOT "the writers were too lazy to add a villain" (Nicholas Johnston seems to interpret the statement to mean that the writers were too lazy to add a villain). "The writers were lazy enough to add a villain" means "the writers DID add a villain and they did that because they were lazy," and is the exact opposite of "the writers were too lazy to add a villain."
Likewise, I'm pretty sure that when CoMa M mentions "the studio and writers" adding a villain, he's talking about the new movie (even though he mentioned the original earlier in the sentence), i.e., "the original did not need a villain so the sequel shouldn't have needed a villain either, and the writers of the sequel are lazy because they added a villain to the sequel." That comment is a fair paraphrase of the OP, but AJ seems to have interpreted it as referring to the original movie even in the second half of the sentence (i.e., claiming that the studios and writers of the original were lazy because they supposedly added a villain to the original), which is why he thinks the comment makes no sense (since this isn't the place for calling the writers of the original lazy).
TLDR: None of the posters is making nonsensical statements, it's all just a bunch of communication errors.
i love that "Marry potter? Harry Poppins?" line
I was waiting for a Hamilton reference from you, and I’m satisfied now.
Ali R YOU WILL NEVER BE SATISFIED
Ali R I will never be satisfied! More Hamilton
Pls these references are non stop pls I’m helpless
Wait, what did i miss, are Hamilton puns on your side? I think the world is wide enough for more Hamilton puns. Ok all stop, but one last time, and if you dont know,now you know, you’ll be back (and trust me i will never be satisfied, you will never be satisfied).
Good thing you didn’t have to Wait For It for too long
0:29
You’re bad guy
But that does not mean you’re bad guy
-Zangief
You must love you
@@savannahwestover2538 ?
@@sammich908 It’s another line from Wreck it Ralph. The Zombie says it
@@savannahwestover2538 oh
*_I'm really glad the director really brought back the traditional animation for the movie. The executives originally wanted to do CGI, but they lost the argument against the director's wish. I guess those a-hole executives really get what they deserved._*
Too bad it's the only time we'll ever get to see 2D animation in live action.
Yes agreed! It really gives it the classic vibe, 3D is overrated
Tbh i actually really like the songs.. mainly cover is not the book.
@@UNB0XT They're not bad, but compared to the original they are, and by any standard they're forgettable
The irony being that in order to make it look like traditional 2D animation (a process that requires tech that doesn’t exist anymore) CGI and modern animation were needed to achieve it.
Which means the execs were right and the “traditional” animation could have been done for a fraction of the price and you probably would have thought it was “traditional” animation.
I realise nitpicking a CinemaSins is a fools errand - but the Leerie Speak is Cockney Rhyming Slang, something that actually for real was a way people talked
And still do.
I was looking for this comment! Thanks
And evolves with time, and I forget people that aren’t from England don’t know certain things like ‘butchers’ or ‘Hampsteads’ 😂
Well, the Leerie Speak was a riff on Cockney Rhyming Slang, but most of it was made up and not the actual phrases used in CRS
Since i didnt find a comment doing this
*IM MARY POPPINS YALL*
Ignited Springtrap f in the chat for Yando, idk how to spell his name
10/10
Take a cookie 🍪
Yando 😂
🤣👌🤣😊🙂😁😐😑😭
You are our true savior
This man knows his music 😂
All these years later and that crazy ass neighbor is STILL ALIVE! Must be a wizard.
So the neighbor-wizard was Harry Potter? 😀
@@BennyLlama39 : But Harry Potter's neighbour was a Squib.
I always thought it was odd both the banks parents were dead. But admiral boom was still alive
@@mcmillan20101 They got shot by the cannon.
Yeah, and wasn't the admiral an old man in the first movie?
Mary Poppins not saying,
“I’m Yondu Udonta, y’all!”
*Ding!*
Uh... wrong video?
@@dogman15 nah, you don't get the reference
@@FedeSandford I do get the reference that the comment is currently making. RaYmOnDrOiD's original comment was quoting from "How it Should Have Ended"'s latest video, specifically the part about Thor smashing into the Guardians' ship. Then he edited his comment and made me look like a fool.
i just laughed my ass off
😂😂
I think we all appreciate how Cineama Sins knows Hamilton
Who doesn't know Hamilton? lol
I didn't know Hamilton until just over a month ago, lol.
Wait, what did i miss, are Hamilton puns on your side? I think the world is wide enough for more Hamilton puns. Ok all stop, but one last time, and if you dont know,now you know, you’ll be back (and trust me i will never be satisfied, you will never be satisfied).
@@AmericanIdolz2011 I still don't know Hamilton. Never bothered to see it. It was too overhyped and it lost its appeal.
Turnip I thought the same way when I first heard about the musical, but then I saw it “illegally” and in animated form and fell in love with it. I’ll leave u the link to the animated version
m.ua-cam.com/video/MwqkmfFJ6LU/v-deo.html
Hopefully you’re tempted enough to find out what you missed 😉
um... technically d flat major is the more common way of saying it. yes, c sharp is an enharmonic equivalent, but that means literally nothing
.
“*THE EDGE OF THE BOWL!! AAHHHHHH!!!*
I have the same reaction whenever I pee in the dark.”
This had me cracking up in the bathroom for a solid 3 minutes
I really hope you weren't peeing while you laughed. I've heard that can have disastrous concequences, especially for guys XD
James and the Giant Peach, James fell in the dark background, then survived to land on the Top of the Empire State Builing.
I almost chocked with the 'Ah, Sudden Murder She Wrote' Line. XD
I dont get it
@@hipstergod The old woman at the end of the movie was Angela Lansbury. She got famous for a TV Show Series back in the 80's(?) Called "Murder, She Wrote"
When he should have said "Ah, Sudden Bedknobs and Broomsticks"
@@matttmcswiggen7996 I honestly think your right. The second I saw her in the movie at the end, my first thought was, "Oh, this will be Julie Andrews" and it was Angela Lansbury.
The way Mary Poppins nods to her, and winks, etc in the movie, makes me feel like it was supposed to be Julie Andrews. But like the other comment said, it could just be a nod to Bednobs and Broomsticks, the other Mary Poppins-esque character created.
This was supposed to be for Julie Andrews but she felt a cameo in the movie would take away from the lead's performance. Having Angela Landsbury be there at the end just ensures murder is afoot. The last town she lived in had a population of 700, and at least one murder every week - which she would frame another town resident with evidence, and then "solve" the murder she committed. She killed weekly and her getting away with it each time just fed her bloodlust.
"How could anyone this openly and obviously petty and resentful and purely evil ever rise to any position of power?"
... Jeremy, you run this UA-cam channel. You are a perfect example of this. Pay attention, man!
Comment does not contain a lap dance
*DING*
🤣🤣🤣
Nice
Germany near World War 2 says hello as well.
The Balloon Lady’s part was written for Julie Andrews, and that last scene makes a lot more sense if you imagine it’s her. But Julie turned the filmmakers down, saying that she didn’t want to upstage Emily Blunt or make it seem like she was “the new model”. So they drafted Angela Lansbury instead.
I'm pretty sure "Lovely London Sky" is supposed to be used as sarcasm, The British are known for their sarcastic sense of humor.
*cues Sweeney Todd* No, there's no place like London~
Brits don't have a sense of humor, they have a sense of humour!
I saw it more as a reflection of the characters optimism and positivity
@@lalalalaaAa123 So did I.
Yeah it’s a joke. London air was like that back then
Actually...D flat Major is much more common in vocal music than C sharp major...sorry Cinema Sins lol. Still love ya!
Or any music. I've seen C sharp major maybe once outside of scale studies
And the following sin - there's no such thing (conventionally) as D flat minor but C sharp minor does exist, so if Mary had said 'C sharp', she *would* have had to have said 'major'.
Besides, it’s just more conventional. It’s much easier to deal with five flats than with seven sharps
I was looking for this comment omg
it's just easier... 7 sharps is just harder to think about
"She really is a good Nanny though " he says as she give each small child an arson stick to dances with
Julie Andrews actually DID turn down the role they had for her (the ballon lady which is obvious when the scene between her and Emily Blunt happens) but not for the reason you said. She told them that if she came into the movie at the very end, all the audience would think is "Now THERE'S Mary Poppins", and essentially erase everything Emily Blunt did with the character. She didn't want to overshadow her like that.
I will NEVER get tired of you referencing Hamilton.
Maddi Willis me neither
I just saw Hamilton in San Francisco on tuesday! Best day of my life!!!
@@doodlebug8533 omg I'm so jealous :o
At least you could see it in English. I'm from Germany and the only chance I'll get to see it is when it comes to Hamburg...in fucking german!? Why ? Just WHY? German rap sucks.
same 😔
Celeste Fuchs Wait... HAMILTON WILL BE IN HAMBURG??? I‘m from Austria I would give almost everything I own to see Hamilton. (But in english. And it would be fantastic if it was with the original cast.)
am i the only one who thinks that 'Mary Poppins Returns' sounds like the title for a bad horror movie sequel,
its just that it sounds like its 'Mary Poppins returns, this time with vengeance '
Ninjamulc Marty Poppins Returns is actually a title for one of the original books published! So the title for the movie is justified
I totally agree. Even though it was the title of the book, still sounds like a horror title. Lmao
@@MWM_YT didn't know that but thanks
that's exactly what i said when i first heard the title
Put “Scary Poppins” into the UA-cam search bar. You’re welcome.
"How could anyone this openly and obviously petty and resentful and purely evil ever rise to any position of power?"
Is CinemaSins based in the U.S.? Because I have the worst news for you if CinemaSins is based in the U.S.
Pretty sure that was a jab at Trump and thus a joke.
Should've taken a sin off for Emily's singing - it's amazing in this film!
The amount of Hamilton references in this are glorious
*____* thank goodness I wasn’t the only one who thought so too
Yes, I noted too
*____* I didn't even watch this movie. But I knew Lin-Manuel Miranda is in it. And Cinemasins is always making references lol
*____* yes they are
I haven’t seen Hamilton is it good
I lost it at the singing about jack to the tune of 'Alexander Hamilton' and began snorting
I'm glad they included an animated bit. Not as good as 'Super-kalafrag-whatever,' but then again, few things are.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
Di-Did you seriously make that many Hamilton references??? XD
Wait, what did i miss, are Hamilton puns on your side? I think the world is wide enough for more Hamilton puns. Ok all stop, but one last time, and if you dont know,now you know, you’ll be back (and trust me i will never be satisfied, you will never be satisfied).
This comment you keep cutting and pasting on every comment about Hamilton is not clever or funny, much like Hamilton.
"Like, how could anyone this openly and obviously petty and resentful and purely evil ever rise to any position of power?"
Hehehe.
CinemaSins...
Should we tell him, or....
@@jamestowns653 He never listens, and the fans attack people who don't like CinemaSins.
wait i thought it was like a donald trump roast or something... wait what
@@ccateni28 You got that right...I've noticed that too.
Aaaand suddenly I demand a Broadway Sins: Hamilton
What about Rent?le mis?
TheFandomMaster27 69
au contraire, look me in the eyes and tell me you wouldn’t sin “say no to this”
@@_Gecko The mere existence of that song is a big boy sin
Gecko no!!! I love that one!!! (I’d MAYBE sin hurricane, but that’s it.)
Sandra Gates // i don’t think she means the song itself, because it’s amazing. i think she means the context. i mean, c’MON. WHO ISNT SATISFIED WITH A WOMAN LIKE ELIZA. jesus ham...
5:40 That "no shit Sherlock" line had me dying LMAO
That's a completely accurate portrayal of London weather.
Also fun fact: The character Lady with the Furs/Elegant Woman is played by the original Jane!
Mind blown. I missed that.
11:00 That West Side Story reference was a caress to my soul
"She really is a great nanny, though"
*gets a sin*
Was sarcasm.
*Ding*
The Hamilton songs references killed me 😂
I wasn't expecting that...
DUDE!! 10 points off for VanDyke DANCING!! And at his age!!
He could give my dad some pointers.
He’s ninety three he’s seen some serious crap
Gnomematic Tragic XXX smebulock
I mean no, D♭ Major *is* the most prominently notated use of that key, whereas C ♯ *minor* is more common.
I for one would much rather play with 5 flats than 7 sharps!
Glad somebody said it haha
Depends on the instrumentation actually. String players and some vocalists and woodwinds often prefer reading sharps than flats, even if it is two more sharps than flats.
@@bnguyen7692 7? Certainly not the "more common" key. You wouldn't ever see "Nocturne in C#"
Yes okay thank you I was looking for this comment
"arson-stick" is my new favorite word
cinema sins: "does this sequel have ANY original beats to hit?"
Meryl Streep/Topsy: "N O!"
Leery-speak is Cockney-speak: it's a real thing
Tell me about it!!! this video is filled with absurd sins especially on certain things that the movie explains and yet these guys sin it anyway!! @th3birdman is gonna have a field day with this ;-)
Dan Steinbok en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhyming_slang
I don't think that makes it better.
Um. No. Cockney rhyming slang was definitely the inspiration and it would have been way cooler if they had used that. But they are not the same thing.
@@dunilajayasuriya7631 that's because Cinemasins is just taking the piss. You're not supposed to take them seriously. It's mostly tongue-in-cheek. They did a sin video of themselves.
The reason Julie Andrews didn't do a cameo was because she didn't want to steal the spotlight from Emily Blunt.
Actually she wanted to do Aquaman
@@tolulope2232 Who doesn't want to do Aquaman?
@@D-Roo A lot of women want to do Aquaman....and a lot of men as well.
Oh....you mean "play Aquaman on screen". Well, this is....awkward.
@@technewsfortechnoobs no, I mean fornicate.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that was her giving a polite excuse. Dick Van Dyke showing up was proof that spotlight-stealing really wasn't a problem.
Given that she's British, I have a hard time imagining that she was OK with the betrayal of P.L. Travers this film represents.
Mary Poppins Returns: *has Lin-Manuel Miranda in it*
Me: -10 sins
And doesn't have Julie Andrews (who didnt' want to compete with Emily Blunt here, even for the balloon lady, but Angela Lansbury, whose own BEDKNOBS & BROOMSTICKS,1971, is a sort of "Poppins" films, with two boy and a girl like this film, is delightful here as the baloon lady.)Actual;y Yondu is Mary Poppins.
Petition to have cinema sins to sing
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Everything Wrong With Mary Poppins Returns - Disney Logo appears. CinemaSins: DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING......!!!!!!!!!!
Because 10 seconds above too long .
The amount of Hamilton and West Side Story references ❤️
They offered Julie Andrews the opportunity to make a cameo in the movie the way Dick Van Dyke did, but she chose not too, because she didn't want to overshadow Emily Blunt.
"Still better then aqua man" 🤣🤣🤣
Nothing is wrong with Mary Poppins
She’s practically perfect in every way
Mary Poppins is great however this perverted cosplar is unliked and unwanted!
Had ya in the first half ngl
She is particularly good every second Tuesday.
@Andromeda Vieira Naw, it was an entertaining movie.
Why
It would be so funny if one day Cinema Sins uploaded a video and it was like 3 seconds and all they say is *EVERYTHING*
The Missing Link it should have been the case with the emoji movie.
Dazzling_Cat 286
Yeah
Perhaps on April fools day next year.
-Shawn
That should have been what they did for twilight lol
Shawn Noyes yep
"Practically perfect in every way"
*"Practically"*
The original WAS perfect in every way.
@@CeltycSparrow
It was.
They didn’t get Julie Andrews back because she wanted it to be real for Emily and didn’t want to impose. Emily explains this in one of her interviews.
How can someone obviously evil ascend to a position of power? Citation: every politician ever.
No :-)
That IS the joke afterall.
key word here is obvious, and your wrong
@@rileyracies8624 you're* and who is wrong? Context is key!
@@jaarlask Vulpine was the one I was reffering to
3:00 ok, The-Cinema-Sins-Dude singing Alexander Hamilton has done my day
"lETs dO thE TUrtLe SwIinG!"
*This movie is 2 hours and 20 minutes long*
All the “ Sins” are why I love Mary Poppins Returns !
You consider the 1930s to be "early London?" London has existed since 47 A.D.!
There were a ton of people in the comments talking about the music, and all I could think about was his early London comment.
It's not going to exist much longer 💂🗡️🕌🧕😈
@@889Pammov survived vikings, the industrial revolution and the blitz. Pretty sure it can survive narrow minded racist idiots like you.
Pamela Haskell Hopefully the weirdo bigots don't last much longer, that is for damn sure killing our country.
This reminds me of that thing, "everyone's scared of America because they're so big, but everyone's scared of England because they're so *old*"😂😂😂
Came here for the Hamilton jokes. Stayed for the Guardians of the Galaxy jokes.
Ssilevos Quahh I love these videos, and the before mentioned movie franchises...but, I dont get it. Can you please explain? I’d hate to miss out..
Where were you in the middle of 2015...? The musical is pretty much everywhere.
@@insertnamehere2417 we have a life to take care of, pleases just tell us what Hamilton is because I've been seeing it everywhere recently
@@talalmunir25 A musical with 46 songs in the official soundtrack written by Lin Manuel Miranda. The only reason it's popular again is because someone legally taped it in 2016. It's supposed to become a movie next year.
@@insertnamehere2417 how do you sit through 46 songs?
Cinema sins guy: *makes Hamilton reference after seeing Lin*
Also him: *adds one sin*
Me, a Hamilton fanatic who looks up to Lin: YOU TAKE THAT BACK!!!!!!
*just let me in the room where it happens*
Your neighbors might call asking about an earthquake. That's what happened to me...
So many people are clapping cause Cinema Sins knows Hamilton 👏👏👏👏
You mean the really popular and award winning Broadway musical? Not that surprising tbh
Yeah. He did that on the first "Everything wrong with: Mary Poppins"
I applaud
Who doesn't...? It isn't exactly obscure
New moive*
cineima sins:I’m bout to end this man whole career
You forgot "Lin is British in this movie yet in all of the 1st act of Hamilton, he hates the British and is working against them!'
2:57 I’m loving this new habit of occasionally singing in lieu of actual sin descriptions😂
I would like to see Mary Poppins try her sorcery in a different country for once.
Tyler Perry's Madea Poppins.
Heck, I'd settle for a different family!
She's going after Grindlewald in the 3rd Fantastic Beasts movie. The first one was in America, the second in France, so logically I've concluded that the third would be in Kenya.
I'm Mary Poppins, y'all!!!!
Damn it, you stole what i was gonna say...
Ah screw it
22hrs ago wtf
Dafuq? This video was uploaded 8 minutes ago.
How tf did you post this comment almost 22 hours ago and this has only been up for 8 minutes?
I heard the new Sherry Bobbins film is good though.
"AAAAH SUDDEN MURDER SHE WROTE"
Me: Well then... Now we know why there won't be a third Mary Poppins movie
*ALL.*
*THE.*
*HAMILTON.*
*REFRENCES.*
_My body wasn't ready, but it was-_
Wait, what did i miss, are Hamilton puns on your side? I think the world is wide enough for more Hamilton puns. Ok all stop, but one last time, and if you dont know,now you know, you’ll be back (and trust me i will never be satisfied, you will never be satisfied).
I would pay to hear the entirety of Hamilton covered by Cinemasins
"I'm Mary Poppins y'all!"
Good times...
"You're like Mary Poppins"
"what's Mary Poppins? Is it cool?"
"... Yeah. It's cool"
*tear*
12:10 She actually ended up providing the voice for the big monster in 'Aquaman'
When he sung the "His name is Jack he is the lantern guy" thing I thought, "Lowkey this dude can SING"
"Jim Jones said the same thing." lol
6:56 Wait a minute!
That's the horse from El Dorado!
El Dorado ex machina! *ding*
He's seen some shit after the events at El Dorado lol
And learned how to talk!
@Olivia Kuntz I know? I was just responding to Brad Ng pointing out the horse here was talking and the horse in El Dorado never did, so since his adventures in El Dorado he somehow learned how to talk, so bravo him. It was a joke, lol
“It looks like we’re in China, so to speak.
*Groan*
😂
8:57 yes, let's take the children into the sewers, where they will meet the ballon lady from earlier. She will reveal herself to be pennywise. The next hour of this movie will be gorgie running through the sewers trying to escape him.
Mary Poppins Returns: Practically Pandering in Every Way
"This Movie Is 2 hrs and 20 mins long!" lmao. Along with other classic lines.
THE AMOUNT OF HAMILTON JOKES, I LOVE IT HAHAHA
"He's so angry about Banks maybe keeping his home. Like, how could anyone this openly and obviously petty and resentful and purely evil ever rise to any position of power?" The same way Trump became president.
Welp at least he wasn't Joe Biden :/
-70 sins for Ben Whishaw's heartbreaking song that made me cry and for his Oscar-worthy performance.
I swear to god he looks so much older with a moustache
Honestly, that song and Dick Van Dyke's cameo were the best parts!!
Im sinning u for the Hamilton jokes and for not making a satisfied joke
Just you wait.
There's a million things Jeremy hasn't done.
I'm gonna wait for it
The Hamilton references are giving me life rn
Everyone’s talking about the Hamilton references but 11:00 is what I live for
Grace D it’s actually “tonight” from west side story! :D
I'm going to have to sin your "C sharp Major" sin. It actually makes far more sense, and would be easier to sight read in D flat major, which only has five flats, as apposed to "C Sharp Major" which has seven sharps, meaning EVERY KEY is sharp. D flat is far more common, and just so much easier. DING! (Although I will agree that she didn't have to say major.)
I was thinking exactly the same thing. I have seen C-sharp major used to notate something that would otherwise have had a lot of double-flats in D-flat major, but apart from to avoid something like that, C-sharp major is very rare when, as you have pointed out, there is a simpler enharmonic alternative.
YONDU LIVES!!!
Bro why did i laugh so hard at every Hamilton reference
i would have sinned this movie more, i was excited to watch it but highly disappointed couldn't even finish the movie