Which Mary Poppins song is your favorite? POOL RULES: One: Speak up and join the conversation- we encourage respectful debate. Two: Respect your community- racism, misogyny, homophobia and hate speech aren’t tolerated. Three: “Be nice.” - Dalton from Roadhouse
Everyone knows Mary Poppins works for the same nanny service as Nanny McPhee and this movie is setting up Marry Poppins Vs Nanny McPhee: Dawn of Justice
Because of this movie, I was convinced for several years that if I only learned how to snap my fingers I'd be able to clean up my room instantly. It wasn't until years later I realized I'd also need the Infinity Gauntlet Mary was hiding the whole time for that.
@JohnTumahab now you've got me wondering, "Where was she hiding it?" Someplace where she could manipulate it at will, whenever the whim struck her to snap her fingers... Oh, I'm going to have to study some engineering drawings to figure this one out!
I literally got my PhD in chemistry and I had to go over the word three times to get it. It wasn't pronounced at all correctly, but it sounded old-timey-English-y and rhymed, so success!
@@paloma4444 well who cares what others think dude. As many people live a polygamous lifestyle and they are cool with it and thats all the matters. Not the lifestyle for me because I'm too monogamous but if it works for others, I say go for it man. 👍
Actually, it was the fall that probably had killed him. Remember how he floated up to the ceiling, when he started laughing [wheezing, actually] ('I love to laugh...'')? When he finally ran out of air ** thud ** and he was gone.
He actually says it several times over in the film. I can't think of a single time he calls her "Mrs. Banks" to her face. I might be a bit off in my timelines, but weren't married couples still calling each other "Mr. and Mrs. X" at this time, not using given names? Or did that end in the Victorian era?
There should have been a mention of how Julie Andrews went from playing a caregiver for 2 children in Mary Poppins to playing a caregiver to 7 children in Sound of Music. And in both movies she induced an attitude adjustment by the father.
@@quinnsinclair7028 ah! I have indeed never read the source material! The 1st time I ever heard it was based on a book was while watching Saving Mr Banks.
Not related, but just found out that Jon Bailey (the narrator) is voicing Shockwave and Soundwave in the Bumblebee movie! Congrats on finally hitting the big time!
Can't wait to see the HT of that: 'You thought the Transformers had stopped transforming because Michael Bay is keen to explode something else. Think again, because when there's money to be made, you can bet that studios will squeeze every last penny out of you'. This is cool though, even though I think Transformers is an artless franchise, great to see him getting even more exposure in a big film.
Please. Mary Poppins is not a witch. She is OBVIOUSLY a Timelord from Doctor Who. The superiority complex, the bag that's bigger on the inside, the travelling to other worlds...
It would certainly fit with the drug abuse ... I mean, if she _was_ a witch, those spoon fulls of ominous would have turned the kids into something that's either small and pathetic or huge and pathetic, but either way can pick up it's own room / cage / cell in the basement.
Fun fact, in the old days of England there really was a superstition if you shook hands with a chimney sweep that you'd get good luck. So there is a bit of merit to something so odd.
It's still a thing! Live in London, I always shake the chimney sweep's hand. It is also a tradition to hire one to come to your wedding so the bride can shake their hand
Instead of petitioning their union representatives for better wages or less filth and grime work, the abundance of British chimney sweep laborers decided to settle for their right to engage in random flash mob rooftop dancing.
"Mrs. Banks, who's there to show you can be a good mom, or an advocate for women's rights.....but not both!"- -some of the truest words spoken on this show to date!
I'm glad you guys addressed how much they upsetted P. L. Travers. As much as I love Mary Poppins, I would never forget how shocked I was after reading Travers' wikipedia page after watching Saving Mr. Banks. Disney's dirty bussiness tactics comes from the original man himself so it seems..
“Saving Mr. Banks” did accurately depict Traver’s financial state before and after the release of the Disney interpretation of Mary Poppins. While Travers may have been upset with the portrayal, she did benefit greatly from a monetary perspective. And the release of the movie sparked renewed interest in a character which had been close to moribund in the publishing realm. You would have thought that she would have been more grateful. The bottom line is that Disney’s “dirty business tactics” set her up financially for the rest of her life.
Love the Blue! You know, the Travers might have preferred that her book was forgotten than it was made in something that she hated. It's not always about money and fame, but the stories you tell.
If it's any consolation, the movie made PL Travers a lot of money. She earned 5% of Gross Total, around $5,000,000 in 1964, or $40,000,000 after inflation.
From what I've read, she later came to terms with it, saying that while it was a good film in its own right, it wasn't like her books. She was willing to make a sequel, and one was actually proposed in the 1980s, but nothing came of it. She did agree to the stage musical, on the condition that no one from the film could be involved (which meant the Sherman Brothers couldn't write new songs).
PL Travers only hated Mary Poppins becuase it was made by Walt. She had been hating on him since Snow White. Honestly, while Saving Mr. Banks should have stuck with Travers hating the movie, the rest of the depiction was spot on. As The Sherman Brothers put it, "she was a witch".
The Notorious BTG Exactly, let’s not jump on the poor PL Travers train. The movie took her stories to a whole new level of fame and she got plenty of fortune along with it. Besides, she wasn’t a kind and enjoyable person to be around by all accounts.
I was scanning the comments to see if anyone knew about her being a time lord. You would think with as much time as they spent on the Doctor Who Honest Trailers they would have figured it out.
I actually grew up watching The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, including its equally fun sequels Now You See Him, Now You Don't and The Strongest Man in the World. Gotta love young Kurt Russell!
That doesnt even rhyme! "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells, Robin flew away He lost his pants in the middle of France And found them in Bombay, HEY!" Is far superior!
The polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride part was just epic and amazing. I mean, I guess it obviously wasn't too hard to find some chemical name that was 14 syllables long, but it just was so seamlessly perfectly put in there to replace the original audio, it was TOO perfect.
@@Psych0ps1licy I actually saw a parody of Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious that was about Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophopia. Which for those of you reading this comment who don't know, that's the fear of long words.
Someone said they were referencing the book and that in the book she didn't have a first name. If its true they should have been a little clearer with the joke they were making.
Brian Durio I don’t think anyone *said *they were referencing the book - which was SO much more magical and interesting than this movie - which was one of my childhood favorites - as to make the movie almost regrettable. :-(
Two years later, and this may still be my favorite honest trailer. Between the shoutouts to the other 60's live action Disney movies, the song rewrites, and the frustrated British noises, it's just so good. This and the Avatar: The Last Airbender trailers are the ones I revisit most.
Also, Héctor Rivera crossed the bridge this year for the first time to see his living family on Dia de los Muertos, and we STILL haven't seen the honest trailer for his movie. Do Coco!
@Sternia Hoeheim, as far as I'm aware, she was even more useless in the original book and Walt Disney turned her into a suffragette to give her more character. Also even is she wasn't a suffragette, the movie just isn't about Mrs. Banks (Winifred), she's not an important character to the story like Mr Banks (George). If anything it's kinda offensive how the people at screen junkies apparently just forgot her first name, everyone seems to remember that Mr Banks is George even though the only person who refers to him as George throughout the movie is Mrs Banks and Mr Banks only ever refers to his wife as Winifred throughout the movie. In fact she's probably called Winifred as many times as he's called George.
"Then they made a movie where Walt's the hero, and she an impossible shrew..." By all accounts, P.L. Travers was a very difficult, often rude person. That doesn't justify what Disney did, but "Saving Mr. Banks" actually plays down her shrew-ness. Also, while she hated the movie upon its first release, she stated years later that the film was actually "okay" after seeing it a couple times.
PL Travers was kind of a not so great person. She agreed to adopt twin boys, but only adopted one at the behest of her astrologer, condemning one to a life of poverty while the other lived in relative luxury. Of course she never told her son he was adopted, but at 17, the twin she didn't adopt came over to spill the beans.
@@jinjinichi9602 Unfortunately it wouldn't hurt them in the slightest. We don't live in a world where people care about things like integrity and honesty.
to be fair most authors are never happy with movie adaptations. Also from what I know the book was alot more dark and disney has always been that whimsical family friendly type movie maker.
@@jasonwiessner the fact that a strict character like book Mary Poppins, or at least the world around her, still resonated with children could be a clue to important things kids can still find important on some level - yet perhaps that wasn't trusted to work on a broader audience. Reminds me of when I watch Dragon Ball Z and the phase when Piccolo was raising Gohan - it was harsh and almost felt cruel, but there was an odd appeal there, between the importance of what they were preparing for and the way it complemented Gohan's education in a way that feels unlikely nowadays.
TheCandymusiclover, read the book, you’ll see the travesty of this movie. It’s great, but it’s *not* “Mary Poppins”. Which should absolutely be made into a great movie.
jason wiessner one of the books had Mary meet strereotypical races. She met African people who called her “Mar” poppins and offered them watermelon who had big red lips.
It‘s always fun to listen to someone‘s attempt at pronouncing ANY long chemical name. For example: - ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid - acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene copolymers
R4nd0m Guy if I didn’t have a chemical engineering degree I would have struggled pronouncing them, I guess it’s unfortunate that I know the relevant suffixes and prefixes to pronounce them 😔
Which Mary Poppins song is your favorite?
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Honestly, none of them. I just don't like this movie. Bedknobs and Broomsticks was much better
Please say "I am the night, I am the darkness, I.....AM.....honest trailers voice guy" in your epic voice
Screen Junkies please do an honest TV trailer for American horror story please
Feed the birds
@@nikkimanson2906 Blasfemy, of to the fire with you
Everyone knows Mary Poppins works for the same nanny service as Nanny McPhee and this movie is setting up Marry Poppins Vs Nanny McPhee: Dawn of Justice
Haha I would go see that
@@maggiemcfly5267
I so would too!
My money is on Nanny McPhee!
The Nanny Avengers?
You win the internet today with that one. :-D
As a Brit myself, the ‘Frustrated British noises’ credit is possibly the most accurate and hilarious thing you guys have ever picked up on
I was almost sorry there wasn't a joke on his song but it's a bit of a parody in itself. "It's grand to be an Englishman in 1910~"
@@vanyadolly It's set in the 1900s.
"A spoon! Or three! Of liquid THC" made me laugh so much.
To be fair, Van Dycke as apologized for his horrible accent and said he didn't know better because nobody told him it was sooo bad.
colliric see at mary poppins sings Beethoven
Balderdash, poppycock and bollocks!
“Fantastic Brits and how to mind them”
*i died*
One of their best yet :-D
Same lmao 😂😂😂😂
Manners... Maketh... Man. *Throws a glass at a far wall.*
RIP
A practically perfect honest trailer!😉
Because of this movie, I was convinced for several years that if I only learned how to snap my fingers I'd be able to clean up my room instantly.
It wasn't until years later I realized I'd also need the Infinity Gauntlet Mary was hiding the whole time for that.
Don't worry there's probably a spin-off
Ok that’s funny 😂
@JohnTumahab now you've got me wondering, "Where was she hiding it?"
Someplace where she could manipulate it at will, whenever the whim struck her to snap her fingers...
Oh, I'm going to have to study some engineering drawings to figure this one out!
It was kept in her bag that was bigger on the inside... um, wait... what⁉️
@@DJ_LP_ViBE Sounds like Hermione did not give back the time turner after all.
That 14 syllable word song was seriously impressive.
I literally got my PhD in chemistry and I had to go over the word three times to get it. It wasn't pronounced at all correctly, but it sounded old-timey-English-y and rhymed, so success!
Look it up, it's an actual song someone made!
Hilarious
@@leahgroess5361 pronunciations are slightly subjective. Words can be fluid enough to break expected syllables and emphasis for song or poetry.
@@leahgroess5361 Alooominum?
“Only person who hired a hot nanny and had his marriage got better!” Lol!
Couldn't stop laughing after that one.
This is why polyamory should be more common lol
@@SrChalice That is why polyamory should be more common and not seen as strange
@@paloma4444 well who cares what others think dude. As many people live a polygamous lifestyle and they are cool with it and thats all the matters. Not the lifestyle for me because I'm too monogamous but if it works for others, I say go for it man. 👍
@@SrChalice Your wife is reading your youtube comments, isn't she?
Epic Voice Guy, I died when you said "Mr. Banks: The only guy in Hollywood history to hire a beautiful nanny, and have his marriage get better!"
Don't forget the only reason that Mr banks got his job back was because he killed his old boss with a dumb joke. And everyone was cool with it
. . . Excuse me while I look for the original movie 🍿
He was in collusion with the nephew.
"Make it look like natural causes"
"A man with a wooden leg named Smith....." (30 seconds of wheezing) 😂😂😂
taylor Sparrow he also lost his job because of his kid who was probably like 5
Actually, it was the fall that probably had killed him. Remember how he floated up to the ceiling, when he started laughing [wheezing, actually] ('I love to laugh...'')? When he finally ran out of air ** thud ** and he was gone.
Mary Poppins being a Slytherin makes so much sense; like scarily so!
I'm convinced she wears a leather corset under that dress.
She's got a pretty fitting personality, I'll give you that.
And she's getting around Muggle secrecy rules by using magic with the kids and then immediately pretending it never happened... it's a genius theory.
Polyoxybenzylmethyleneglycol anhydride... speaking as a chemist, that was just absolutely perfect for this song. Well done.
Please teach us lay folk!!
Yes, but does it have anything to do with zinc chloride?
@@brainmind4070 Yeah! It's Bakelite plastic, check out the wiki page.
Mitchell Jakubka And that's actually accurate about the synthesis. Clever.
Kirian they should make it a a full song.
“In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun. You find the fun and *snap* the job’s a game” -Thanos
I may have used that joke or something similar to it recently.
Except I use Mary Poppins doing the snap and cut to, "Mr Stark, I don't feel so good"
Cared enough to comment
@ We don't care whether or not we care - Morla
Ouch. Too soon. ;)
brilliant!
Mrs. Banks' first name is Winifred!
[Insert frustrated British noises here]
Vicious C
I’ve just counted. 10 times.
Mr Banks says her name TEN TIMES in the movie!
** edit: make that ELEVEN...
THANK YOU!
It’s supposed to be a joke guys, stop getting frustrated and don’t take everything so seriously!
Let's be honest though. No one noticed her name until it came up in Saving Mr. Banks.
@@StoryMing That's just one more piece of evidence that Screen Junkies are scumbags or.... I don't know how to end that sentence.
Please, make a full version of "Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride"!!!
+
Hum diddy hum diddy hum diddy I hum diddy hum diddy I
I'll include it in a future movie I plan to direct called "Bakelite - A Love Story."
Seconded.
That was one of their more clever song choices.
“Farts are just ghosts of things we ate” deserves a prize of some sort.
Beautifully followed by "you killed my waffles"
It's from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia if that's your kind of humor!
Guys, I hate to be your "well actually" here, but Mrs. Banks' first name is said in the movie. It's Winifred.
Caitlin W exactly what Caitlin said.
Great name! It was my mother's middle name. But getting back on topic, what woman named "Winifred" would want people to know?
Thank you. That struck me as odd that they would say she had no name. WInifred's a great name, especially when it's paired with Burkle.
Captain Matticus Doesn’t top “Kaywinnet Lee Frye”, though.
*um actually
"Did Mary Poppins just murder all those old ladies? How whimsical!" 😂
They weren’t murdered, they were just blown off elsewhere.
StoryMing No shit, Sherlock.
@@StoryMing And were never seen again...ever...by anyone.
Christopher Bacon
How do we know no one ever saw them again?
@@StoryMing off to meet the wizard, the wonderful wizard of oz
The mum's name is Winifried. Mr Banks says it when he writes the list of requirements for the nanny.
But the lads are still WOKE, which is the important take away, right.
You saved me from having to write this. :-)
It’s mentioned at least a couple of times in the film, such as when the policeman brings the kids home and George says Winnifred don’t be emotional.
He actually says it several times over in the film. I can't think of a single time he calls her "Mrs. Banks" to her face. I might be a bit off in my timelines, but weren't married couples still calling each other "Mr. and Mrs. X" at this time, not using given names? Or did that end in the Victorian era?
Ten times.
I counted.
I shall sing
"Working while you're sober makes you mentally break down" every day at work. Thanks y'all😎
They need to make a video of the full song!
Best song, ever.
You're sober?
HAHAHAHAHAHA, it’s at 420 likes.
There should have been a mention of how Julie Andrews went from playing a caregiver for 2 children in Mary Poppins to playing a caregiver to 7 children in Sound of Music.
And in both movies she induced an attitude adjustment by the father.
And then in later years, she decided "fk it, 7 is too much, I'm just going to look after one that doesn't have a father" (Eloise)
Actually, Mrs Banks does get a first name. Not just in the book, but it's mentioned in the movie, too. Her name is Winifred.
Troll Dedede and Mr Banks calls her by her name in the movie. Ten times; I counted.
** actually make that Eleven.
"Winifred, I insist you be present"
"Now winifred dont get emotional" after just finding her lost kids lol
Does anyone else want a full version of the "polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride" song?
Like right now. Need. Now.
Props to you for typing that! 👌🏼
Need it. Dammit.
Terribly
I laughed the weirdest laugh when I heard the song 😂
the new hit single for Christmas, Polyoxybenzylmethylenglcolangydride. It's so fun to say, you can't stop singing it.
Tied for my favorite with the Liquid THC song
aegisofhonor Last Christmas, I gave you my polyoxybenzylmethylenwhatever.
I will totally take that! 99% chance of death, but I like those odds!
Thumbs up if you googled the word and this video came up.
You absolutely MUST produce a video with the FULL polyoxybenzylmethylenglycollanhydrid song!
"The bird lady from Home Alone 2!"
THANK YOU! I knew I wasn't the only one who thought that.
You do realize Mary Poppins' bird lady was first, right? ;)
Alex M It’s a joke damn
Silvia van Lieshout You do realize that this was a joke, right?
Please say "Mrs. Banks's name is Winifred, and it's said several times throughout the movie"
paperbullet1945 Now that’s Honest.
I came to say this too😁
I also came to say this. And then I paused, concerned, that I knew it so certainly.
I believe they were referring to the novel where she doesn’t have a first name.
@@quinnsinclair7028 ah! I have indeed never read the source material! The 1st time I ever heard it was based on a book was while watching Saving Mr Banks.
Not related, but just found out that Jon Bailey (the narrator) is voicing Shockwave and Soundwave in the Bumblebee movie!
Congrats on finally hitting the big time!
We are very proud of his success!
Whoa really?
Can't wait to see the HT of that: 'You thought the Transformers had stopped transforming because Michael Bay is keen to explode something else. Think again, because when there's money to be made, you can bet that studios will squeeze every last penny out of you'. This is cool though, even though I think Transformers is an artless franchise, great to see him getting even more exposure in a big film.
damn for real he is, I did not know that, well congrats jon bailey
Wait, how is a spin-off of a Michael Bay franchise the big time, but nationally produced Mitsubishi ads aren't?
"Doesn't even get a first name"
Um excuse me?! Her name is Winnifred..
Raina TL5Y see at Mary poppins sings Beethoven
And her husband calls her by her name in the movie. TEN. TIMES.
** actually, Eleven...
Please. Mary Poppins is not a witch. She is OBVIOUSLY a Timelord from Doctor Who. The superiority complex, the bag that's bigger on the inside, the travelling to other worlds...
Nope. In her is strong the Force it is.
@@timothyjones3410 I had a stroke trying to comprehend that.
Bag of holding and Slytherin.
It would certainly fit with the drug abuse ... I mean, if she _was_ a witch, those spoon fulls of ominous would have turned the kids into something that's either small and pathetic or huge and pathetic, but either way can pick up it's own room / cage / cell in the basement.
She’s the Master’s good sister
Fun fact, in the old days of England there really was a superstition if you shook hands with a chimney sweep that you'd get good luck. So there is a bit of merit to something so odd.
It's kind of sad that *that's* what it took to get people to be nice to the help.
@@jasonblalock4429 In Germany that superstition still exists!
*good luck will rub off, when I shakes hands with you,"
@@carrrich6193 Good to know! Thanks for sharing!
It's still a thing! Live in London, I always shake the chimney sweep's hand. It is also a tradition to hire one to come to your wedding so the bride can shake their hand
I lost it at " Fantastic Brits and How to Mind Them " lol omfg lmao!
Wait - Mary Poppins isn't a badass blue alien bounty hunter with a sick mohawk and an awesome whistle-controlled weapon? I'm so confused
lol
BOO! GET OFF THE STAGE!!! *THROWS TOMATOES*
😂
Sujoy Chakravarthi
She is Missy.
Shes Nanny Mcphee
"Working while sober makes you mentally breakdown" hahaha
I need a full version of this song!
Julie Andrews: "Screw it! I'm not gonna make a cameo in Mary Poppins Returns, I'm gonna voice a sea monster in Aquaman!"
Given that it made 798,500,000 more dollars at the box office, I'd say she made the right choice.
They asked her; she didn't want to steal the spotlight from Emily. She's just that wonderful.
The Sound of Georgia see at Mary poppins sings Beethoven
@@TheSoundOfGeorgia that's so sweet!
Instead of petitioning their union representatives for better wages or less filth and grime work, the abundance of British chimney sweep laborers decided to settle for their right to engage in random flash mob rooftop dancing.
To be fair.... I would too.
jeck jeck I mean it’s not even a choice
jeck jeck I mean it’s not even a choice
Fuzzy Stripetail priorities
Give us better working conditions or I promise we will flashmob so hard you will never sleep again. *Stomping on your roof intensifies*
"Mrs. Banks, who's there to show you can be a good mom, or an advocate for women's rights.....but not both!"-
-some of the truest words spoken on this show to date!
"Fantastic Brits and how to mind them" I SCREAMED 😂😂😂
Being British makes this honest trailer even funnier! Fantastic Brits and how to Mind them, Frustrated British noises LMAO!
Frustrated British noises was the cherry on the top 😂👌
Say "Disney is just a series of well funded fanfictions"
Ooh! Or "Disney ruined the public domain they liberally took stories from".
Died at the "frustrated British noises" bit
Son of flubber was an awesome movie!
"but she isn't just a sing-song Slytherin" i'M CRYING
Well that was depressing.
Please say: “Wakanda buys its Hondas from down in Uganda”
I'm glad you guys addressed how much they upsetted P. L. Travers. As much as I love Mary Poppins, I would never forget how shocked I was after reading Travers' wikipedia page after watching Saving Mr. Banks. Disney's dirty bussiness tactics comes from the original man himself so it seems..
MCU Howard Stark reminds me more of Walt Disney than Howard Hughes. Perhaps that's not a coincidence.
Travers was an awful attempt at a human being and I think it's only fitting that Disney was able to wrest Mary Poppins from her.
That is just shocking!! And SAD! and despicable and twisted and back-stabbing and foul!!!!!!
“Saving Mr. Banks” did accurately depict Traver’s financial state before and after the release of the Disney interpretation of Mary Poppins. While Travers may have been upset with the portrayal, she did benefit greatly from a monetary perspective. And the release of the movie sparked renewed interest in a character which had been close to moribund in the publishing realm. You would have thought that she would have been more grateful. The bottom line is that Disney’s “dirty business tactics” set her up financially for the rest of her life.
Love the Blue! You know, the Travers might have preferred that her book was forgotten than it was made in something that she hated. It's not always about money and fame, but the stories you tell.
Damn that stuff about Disney v PL Travers was real dark
If it's any consolation, the movie made PL Travers a lot of money. She earned 5% of Gross Total, around $5,000,000 in 1964, or $40,000,000 after inflation.
From what I've read, she later came to terms with it, saying that while it was a good film in its own right, it wasn't like her books. She was willing to make a sequel, and one was actually proposed in the 1980s, but nothing came of it. She did agree to the stage musical, on the condition that no one from the film could be involved (which meant the Sherman Brothers couldn't write new songs).
But oh so true.
PL Travers only hated Mary Poppins becuase it was made by Walt. She had been hating on him since Snow White. Honestly, while Saving Mr. Banks should have stuck with Travers hating the movie, the rest of the depiction was spot on. As The Sherman Brothers put it, "she was a witch".
The Notorious BTG Exactly, let’s not jump on the poor PL Travers train. The movie took her stories to a whole new level of fame and she got plenty of fortune along with it. Besides, she wasn’t a kind and enjoyable person to be around by all accounts.
"Frustrated British noises" is one of my favorite jokes in the history of Screen Junkies.
"A spoon or three of liquid THC" just made my night 😂
With a spoonful of "sugar" too ;)
She not a witch, she’s a timelord. Get it right guys.
@Marcus Charley
He too is Missy.
I think they prefer to be called enchantress's
Dr. Who got some competition.
Clearly she is a Highlander. Why do you think she's the only supernatural Nanny in the area?
I was scanning the comments to see if anyone knew about her being a time lord.
You would think with as much time as they spent on the Doctor Who Honest Trailers they would have figured it out.
Mary Poppins, is Delores Umbridge's mother, before she got married.
*watches a very Potter sequel* oh God. What happened to her?
@@aerieleah533 MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
@@aerieleah533 She ate nothing but protein shakes, eagle eggs and rocks!
Wouldn't be surprised.
I couldn't see it.... and it was Delores' father that was witch. Her mother and brother were muggles.
Mary Poppins is totally a Slytherin 🐍
TOTALLY!
Bryce McKenzie
A sing SONG Slytherin
Then bert has to be a hufflepuff
Maybe Emily Blunt's Mary, but this one, naaah
Especially the book one
I actually grew up watching The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, including its equally fun sequels Now You See Him, Now You Don't and The Strongest Man in the World. Gotta love young Kurt Russell!
Gotta love Kurt Russel in general
Kurt Russell is playing The Best Santa Claus EVER on Netflix right now, in a movie called The Christmas Chronicles.
Honest Trailers - Mrs. Banks name is Winifred. It is said several times in the movie.
Poppycock! Everyone knows married women weren't allowed first names in those times!
Was just about to comment that.
Yeah they botched that one.
And her first name is Winifred, btw, you heathens!
Thank you! Anyone who's seen the movie knows that.
Well, anyone recently. I just watched it for the first time in 10 or more years, so I guess HT didn't...
THANK YOU!
Exactly. someone said it
Winifred, wehre are the Children?
Everybody now: "Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride..."
Say: "Jingle Bells, Batman Smells, Robin Laid an Egg, The Batmobile lost a wheel, and the joker got away HEY"
No! Whatever you do don't say that!
You must SING it!!!
The old classic!
Michael Mullen even the Justice League knows that song!
My cousins used to sing this all the time!
That doesnt even rhyme!
"Jingle Bells, Batman Smells, Robin flew away
He lost his pants
in the middle of France
And found them in Bombay, HEY!"
Is far superior!
The polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride part was just epic and amazing. I mean, I guess it obviously wasn't too hard to find some chemical name that was 14 syllables long, but it just was so seamlessly perfectly put in there to replace the original audio, it was TOO perfect.
The (dead) Author: Walt, you'll never get the rights to Mary Poppins again
(Dead) Walt Disney: Hold my beer
THE MOUSE ALWAYS WINS
CJ Meiko, dead Disney never tried to go against her wishes.
To desecrate a dead woman's dying wishes... Nothing makes me angrier.
Clearly shows that the wrong people are running her estate.
You Run For it
Hide for It
Still Destiny Arrives all The same
-Disney
More like hold my wine, unless anyone can prove me wrong, Disney seems more like a wine drinker, not a beer drinker
"A spoon, or three of liquid THC" LMAO
THC? A spoon or three for me?
Classic :'D
Wait ..Disney screwed over the people who made them money...I'm shocked...shocked I say
Your winnings, sir.
disney is the devil
@@SNinjaQK
Disney OWNS the devil.
@@jeckjeck3119
Disney bought the rights to the Devil and now produces and manufactures its most highest financial properties.
Shows how even back when Walt himself was alive Disney were still dicks. But at least they didn't remake everything back then
*insert extremely long word from the movie here*
Honest trailer for F.R.I.E.N.D.S
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
♫♫polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride♫♫
Antidisestablishmentarianism.
@@Psych0ps1licy I actually saw a parody of Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious that was about Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophopia. Which for those of you reading this comment who don't know, that's the fear of long words.
I thought this was an honest trailer for MARY POPPINS, but I didn’t see a blue head with an orange Mohawk ANYWHERE 🤬🤬🤬
Coleman Ward I’M MARY POPPINS Y’ALL
We did at least get one cast member of GotG 2 (Kurt Russell in the clip from The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes)
"Starring: Yondu"
Amumu The Sad Mummy I'm Mary Poppins, ya'll!
Starring: I'm Yondu Udonta, y'all!
Mary Poppins: a visitor from Gallifrey? That carpetbag is bigger on the inside you know. ;)
Mary Poppins is a Time Lord, and Nanny McPhee is her regeneration.
Willy Wonka is a Time Lord too.
@@MisterH37
I wouldn't doubt it
"I'm Mary Poppins, y'all"
Is he cool?
Say: Last week, I was wrong. Her name was Winifred Banks.
Someone said they were referencing the book and that in the book she didn't have a first name. If its true they should have been a little clearer with the joke they were making.
@@jazzycat8917 eh, probably. Just saw a few people mention it farther down the comment section.
Brian Durio I don’t think anyone *said *they were referencing the book - which was SO much more magical and interesting than this movie - which was one of my childhood favorites - as to make the movie almost regrettable. :-(
LoneManProductions
“...and it’s said in the movie ten times.”
Her face at 3:47 when the song goes "It's kicking in right now" LOL
*_feed the birds_*
Honest trailer for F.R.I.E.N.D.S
Even they knew not to f*ck with Feed The Birds.
kremit the frog *show then you care*
toppins a bag
*-Look at all those chickens-*
Please do honest trailers Mrs Doubtfire!!!!
USS Eddard YESS it'd be awesome!
And call it Mr. Do Fire!!!
(Frustrated British noises)
Two years later, and this may still be my favorite honest trailer. Between the shoutouts to the other 60's live action Disney movies, the song rewrites, and the frustrated British noises, it's just so good. This and the Avatar: The Last Airbender trailers are the ones I revisit most.
I'm surprized that there wasn't an "I'm Mary Poppins, yall" joke. :)
Maybe because it's lame, old and nobody cares about the mediocre second GOTG movie any more?
I loved that joke in the movie!!! 😊😁
There actually was. Look at the comments at the very beginning of the video. Mid-way on the left side is something saying, "Do Mary Poppins Y'all"
MW Playlist, thanks for pointing that out. :)
The musical segment is splendid!
Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride
Dashing and most eminently pleasing, my dear.
@@screenjunkies
Gesundheit.
Also, Héctor Rivera crossed the bridge this year for the first time to see his living family on Dia de los Muertos, and we STILL haven't seen the honest trailer for his movie. Do Coco!
They need to do one of Coco, and other Brit movies like Paddington
(I'm a Brit and so the fact they haven't done many Brit movies annoys me.)
"Doesn't Even Get a First Name" - Her name is Winifred! George calls her Winifred MULTIPLE times! rawr
Nate-Boy Ten times, to be precise.
Bed knobs and Broomsticks; magic, Portobello Road, and fighting Nazis. Please do that one.
Extra points to the singers who were able to actually able to perform the pronunciations for the last song.
I loved the video, but I must say that Mrs. Banks do actually have a first name, Winifred, and Mr. Banks call her by that name all the time.
Not in the book
shafi islam
but this is a review of the MOVIE.
It would be friggin' amazing if every January you did an "Honest Trailer" for the previous year as a whole.
Ummm you still want this??? 🤪
Disney’s true superpower:
BUYING _absolutely _*_EVERYTHING!!!_* I’m calling it. Warner Bros is next.
oh hell no! we'll lose hilariously violent shows like Harley Quinn 😭
WB be like : no i dont think disney will
Alas they are already at Monopoly quota, they can but any more studios.
I watched this after performing Mary Poppins at our city theatre, I died on every song
I notice they didn't have the courage to touch 'Feed the Birds'...
Mrs. Banks' first name was Winifred, it says that in the movie several times so don't know how you could say she doesn't have a first name.
Shh, the angry liberal babies are whining about social injustice.
@Sternia Hoeheim, as far as I'm aware, she was even more useless in the original book and Walt Disney turned her into a suffragette to give her more character. Also even is she wasn't a suffragette, the movie just isn't about Mrs. Banks (Winifred), she's not an important character to the story like Mr Banks (George). If anything it's kinda offensive how the people at screen junkies apparently just forgot her first name, everyone seems to remember that Mr Banks is George even though the only person who refers to him as George throughout the movie is Mrs Banks and Mr Banks only ever refers to his wife as Winifred throughout the movie. In fact she's probably called Winifred as many times as he's called George.
Please do Honest Trailers for Christmas Vacation and A Christmas Story.
Please say “1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, schlemiel, schlamazel, hassenfeffer incorporated.”
@@brandaccount5941 Right,so sad.R.I.P.
Please don't.
RIP Penny Marshall!
The "spoonful of sugar" parody is so good!
I'm still convinced Mary Poppins was a Time Lord.
Ben Ridsdale She is. Whovian society claimed her years ago.
She regenerated into Miss Frizzle.
Actually Jane and Michael’s mother has a name (Winifred) and Mr Banks calls her by her name during the film!
Great trailer as always, anyways ❤️
Please say "Rufio! Rufio! Roo-fee-OHHHH!"
Also please say "Letting off steam is just emotional farting."
A whole video on Mary Poppins and not a single “I’m Mary Poppins y’all!”
*I'm Mary Poppins y'all!*
Is he cool?
@@MuhammadSalman7236 the coolest!
@@MuhammadSalman7236 Hell yeah he's cool!
You are also dead dude
Emmanuel Alejandro I am Groot.
Do The Good Place (TV Show)
Joshua Kaufman YESS
Mrs. Banks first name is Winifred. George says it several times throughout the movie.
Wyatt Hulshof - ten times.
The filth and grime song almost made me cough my lungs up laughing 😂
"Then they made a movie where Walt's the hero, and she an impossible shrew..."
By all accounts, P.L. Travers was a very difficult, often rude person. That doesn't justify what Disney did, but "Saving Mr. Banks" actually plays down her shrew-ness.
Also, while she hated the movie upon its first release, she stated years later that the film was actually "okay" after seeing it a couple times.
PL Travers was kind of a not so great person. She agreed to adopt twin boys, but only adopted one at the behest of her astrologer, condemning one to a life of poverty while the other lived in relative luxury. Of course she never told her son he was adopted, but at 17, the twin she didn't adopt came over to spill the beans.
I came here to say the same thing. Saving Mr. Banks sugar coated it. She was even worse to deal with in real life!
What? Her name is Winifred.
Wow. Disney really is the devil aren't they?
Edit: I apologize to all the fans of Satan and the denizens of his realm for this comparison.
someone should really make a compilation of all their underhanded tactics and release it right before Lion King and Marry Poppins Returns air lol
Mickey Mouse: "Alright now, get out there and make me some goddamn money!"
@@svsps Nice South Park reference, mate 😂
@@jinjinichi9602 Unfortunately it wouldn't hurt them in the slightest. We don't live in a world where people care about things like integrity and honesty.
Mrs Banks did have a name, it was Winifred. The one P.L. Travers was on board with
I watched the documentary on Mary Poppins (somewhere on UA-cam) and Disney really pissed the creator off.
to be fair most authors are never happy with movie adaptations. Also from what I know the book was alot more dark and disney has always been that whimsical family friendly type movie maker.
@@jasonwiessner the fact that a strict character like book Mary Poppins, or at least the world around her, still resonated with children could be a clue to important things kids can still find important on some level - yet perhaps that wasn't trusted to work on a broader audience.
Reminds me of when I watch Dragon Ball Z and the phase when Piccolo was raising Gohan - it was harsh and almost felt cruel, but there was an odd appeal there, between the importance of what they were preparing for and the way it complemented Gohan's education in a way that feels unlikely nowadays.
TheCandymusiclover, read the book, you’ll see the travesty of this movie. It’s great, but it’s *not* “Mary Poppins”.
Which should absolutely be made into a great movie.
To be fair, she wasn’t a nice lady so 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️ ruined a lot of lives.
jason wiessner one of the books had Mary meet strereotypical races. She met African people who called her
“Mar” poppins and offered them watermelon who had big red lips.
*I'm Mary Poppins y'all!!!!*
Please say: Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride
It‘s always fun to listen to someone‘s attempt at pronouncing ANY long chemical name. For example:
- ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid
- acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene copolymers
R4nd0m Guy if I didn’t have a chemical engineering degree I would have struggled pronouncing them, I guess it’s unfortunate that I know the relevant suffixes and prefixes to pronounce them 😔
I thought it was a drig, but I was relieved to know ut's just a plastic xD
I thought George called Mrs. Banks Winnifred in the film?
He did
Yes
Screen Junkies: "Winifred is not a real name!"