Who noticed the cameos? -"Feed the birds" (song title) -"Fly a kite" (song title and tune) - "Practically perfect in every way" - "A spoonful of sugar" (tune) - The childlike wonder this song brings of the past movie (like every other song)
I walked out the cinema skipping and dancing. I've never felt so care free. This brought back a little bit of magic inside my life and I am forever grateful 💛
I cried especially in this scene, because with that wonderful message it leaves, plus the background, it all feels like everything around you will disappear and suddenly go up with your ballon and other people, it is, practically perfect in anyway
Just hearing this song brings tears to my eyes every time. The words and notes fill my heart till it's overflowing with happiness and wonder (super cheesy, but that's the only way I can explain it). It's insane how music can affect you like this. They captured the essence of the original in every song and even went beyond. I just loved this movie.
I feel that way about the entire soundtrack. All the songs are like shiny jewels that give me so much hope and joy. The movie is probably the most exceptional ones I have seen in a long time. I bought the DVD about two weeks ago and already have seen it four times.
This one made me cry. So many kids don’t embrace their childhood, and they just act so...mature in a bad way. When Michael said, “I feel like that boy, with a shiny new toy.” I cried. I wish I could be that child with a new toy again, I wish everyone could be like that. I wish I could go up, but because of the people around me, I’ve been going down... a lot
Not all kids, there some kids still having childhood being kids because their parents rise them right, like me, I still have dolls and few toys because I wanted to my children or my niece and nephew to play and have a great childhood so I never give up on my childhood memories.
Somewhat Quick Mafs I do animation so I never have to grow up! I don’t intend to anyway. I still have adult responsibilities but I am NEVER letting go of my inner child, the one that giggles at toilet humour, says yay and wants to pet ever dog in sight 😂 I still own my teddy bears and I’m 23
Can we just take a moment for the fact that Angela Lansbury is 92 years old and she nailed this song. And and how about Dick Van Dyke dancing on the desk at 93!?!?!?
I was in tears, so many people were complaining about the movie but I feel like that Disney kids who actually appreciate the movies and magic were able to love this. The nods and love given to the original was all over this second film. ❤ I loved it.
'The grown ups will all forget by tomorrow' This is one of the reasons I don't want to grow up, because when you grow up you forget how wonderfall it was to be a kid, all the adventures and games, how you use to think everyone was your friend, how you used to laugh at everything. And how my parents used to always make time for me. It's all gone now. And I can't have it back.
No, it's not. You just gotta have love in your heart. 😊 Like the song says, there's "no way to know what tomorrow may bring", and isn't it fun to imagine?
I adored seeing Lansbury in this film and this song was perfection!!! I felt like I was watching Bedknobs and Broomsticks and Mary Poppins for the first time all over again.
Rachael Acosta hope everything’s better. I’ve been through depression myself and ecen though it might seem impossible to get through it, there’s always a way up! Wish you the best😊
My wife and I are huge fans of the original and have collected alot of Mary Poppins stuff. I thought this movie was just wonderful!!! I was skeptical going in, but we were dancing to this song just like we did to “Lets Go Fly A Kite” many years ago. Thanks Disney!
I love the reference to the first film in one of the parts that Micheal sings “ I think I might go feed the birds then go fly a kite” because he wanted to feed the birds outside the cathedral but wasn’t allowed by George and he flew a kite with George, Jane and his mum at the end of the first film
@MarieFoxy I agree. I also love how they used returning characters; if a bit older. Julie Walters taking Hermione Baddley's role as Ellen the domestic, Admiral Boom and Mr Binnacle (Boom in a wheelchair to show either age or as the original is before WWI, active service) and of course, Dick as Mr Dawes, if now as Jr instead of Snr. They definitely did justice to Walt's favoutite classic.
I wish I could be a kid again. Alas in today's world there is no such thing. Too much responsibility and problems that need fixing, so instead of going up, we go down. The sad truth is that sometimes being a kid is impossible, although not unthinkable. We all have a kid and I believe, sometimes we must let it out.
I was kinda hoping that the banker’s nephew would be able to fly with everybody else, but I suppose he still has a bit to learn before he finds his balloon.
I can't help but sing along to the whole song even the Let's Go Fly A Kite moment even though there are no lyrics for it! This whole movie was beautiful!
One of the great things about this song is that it's easy to blend it with Let's Go Fly A Kite and, unlike the 1964 Mary Poppins, all of the main characters get their chance to express themselves. I really think that the comment about adults "forgetting" won't apply to Michael and Jane anymore since, Michael has his mojo back so his painting will start up again. The budding relationship between Jack and Jane is a great switch since Jack understood that trying to woow Mary was off limits. And there is that stuff about the magic coming from inside which speaks of the power of love. Jack promises the admiral that he will never let go of Jane and Jane doesn't seem to object.
@@elsie8757 He never did and I never wrote that to begin with. Jack had an interest in Jane and it was obvious when he reminded her of knowing Jane and Michael since they were kids.
@@pauldelgadillo1827 What had me confused was the sentence "The budding relationship between Jack and Jane is a great switch since Jack understood that trying to [woo] Mary was off-limits"
@@elsie8757 Remember, Bert was his mentor and when Mary asks where Bert is, Jack throws out that the man is traveling the world. The Banks children aren't the only ones who've seen Mary Poppins before or Jack wouldn't have recognized her....On the stage there seems to be that chemistry between Mary and Jack as performers and remember, Mary actually has Jack carry them on his bike to reach a new adventure.
The year this film came out 2018, was a flat-out horrible year for me. My life-long best friend died of cancer at the age of 20, i had a phissycal confrontation with a big bully in my neighbourhood (he thankfully got prosecuted. I couldn't finish my education i enjoyed for painful reasons, and had to do a temporary education full with Bully's wich i also didn't finish. (But that was my own choise) then at the end of this year i saw this film in the cinema, where the happiest moments of the entire year, and cleared all the sorrow. Especially this song, that also tells to let the past go, and look forward to a good future. And indeed, then came 2019 and that was a wonderfull year for me. Started a fulltime job, and feel more mature and grown up :), this song will always help to drown sorrow!
This song makes me so sad. I'm only 13, yet my parents scream about how I must act my age. All I want to do is play and watch cartoons and just enjoy my youth before I'm an adult.
Underneath The Lovely London Sky-Bert’s One Man Band & The Life I Lead A Conversation-Feed The Birds Can You Imagine That-A Spoonful Of Sugar The Royal Doulton Music Hall-Jolly Holiday Introducing Mary Poppins-A British Bank A Cover Is Not The Book-Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious The Place Where Lost Things Go-Stay Awake Off To Topsy’s-The Perfect Nanny Turning Turtle-I Love To Laugh Trip A Little Light Fantastic-Chim Chim Cheree Trip A Little Light Fantastic (Reprise)-Step In Time Goodbye Old Friend-A Man Has Dreams Magic Papers-Fidelity Fiduciary Bank Nowhere To Go But Up-Let’s Go Fly A Kite
@JustinFields. Yes, growing up with the original classic, I can see where each song aligns with the original story's numbers, and while these are numbers that do stick in your head and should, hopefully, become classics, I still find the original soundtrack more memorable. In saying that, that's from growing up on the classic and only seeing the sequel recently.
@@justinfields7661 The only thing I would switch is that, to me, "A conversation feels more like a melancholy version of "The Perfect Nanny, " as Michael feels lost and unsure how to handle the kids, but I do see how you see "Feed the Birds" as that, as I don't know where else I would place it in relation to the new soundtrack.
@@alking7655 excellent point and not something I considered but hear me out. In my opinion "Feed The Birds" is similar to "The Perfect Nanny" in terms of theme, but I see it as "Feed The Birds since they are both the sad songs which have a main character teaching us about how one can not lose sight of what is important, like feeding the birds or your the love of your spouse and "Off To Topsy's" as similar to "The Perfect Nanny" as they both involve a character(s) giving the qualifications of someone who will be the fixer of what is broken. In the former, Michael and Jane describe what the perfect nanny should be like who will fix their broken family, while in the remake Mary is describing her cousin Topsy who will fix the broken clay pot .
@@justinfields7661 I understand how you see that. However, watching Mary Poppins as an adult, while Jane and Michael direct it as the nanny, IMO, the subtext is what they really want from their parents, particularly George, and Mary tries to display this to George. I now also see "Feed the Birds" as a direct subtext to George. "Their young ones are hungry, their nests are so bare ie, the kids were hungry for love and comfort, "all it takes is tuppence" i.e a little attention. But yes, I do understand your point of it being the kids solution to fix the problem.
I might be a little too late and I never had a chance to watch the first Mary Poppins movie but movie made me awe and all the songs were wonderful specially this one. It literally reminded us that “there’s nowhere to go but up”. Trully a magical experience 😊
As I was listening to Jane, I thought "Wow, her soft-spoken voice sounds so much like Sophie from Howl's Moving Castle." And I was right! Awesome. Love this song
When ever I listen to this song my heart gets full of joy and imagination....... I sometimes feel happy, like imagination is true - and I wish it would have been. I'm just speechless when I listen to Mary poppins returns songs. It lightens my mind and heart ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ I feel like tears coming out 😢😢😢😢💖💖💝💝
man i miss being a child. i always go back to this song to feel like one and it makes me so happy to hear this music again, to feel the nostalgia again
While I didn’t like the movie (I loved the original Mary Poppins and this just didn’t reach me as that one did), I admit a Disney hit a home run with the songs.
I’m using this as an audition song and our play is Beauty and the Beast. I am auditioning for Mrs. Potts with this song, and I can’t wait! I’ll keep you updated!
What if this Marry Poppins Returns isn't the Marry Poppins we knew back then.But the new generation.Maybe like her daughter.So Marry Poppins that was sitting in that park is the Marry Poppins that met Michael back then.Imagine that😶😶😶
I just love the part the lawyers sings , like , they learn the lesson of what could have happen if the keep doing what they were doing working for Mr. Wilkins
Me and my friends were laughing and giggling our asses off at this song. Then I spent the next day in my sister's 18th birthday and I think you can already guess what I was doing with all the balloons
She hasn't lost any of her touches at all! It's really amazing to have seen her! Literally, when they showed her onscreen everybody in the theater was "oohing" and "awing" mostly because it was morally but genuinely assumed Miss Angela was deceased! But no...she's almost 93 and still kicking it lol
Who noticed the cameos?
-"Feed the birds" (song title)
-"Fly a kite" (song title and tune)
- "Practically perfect in every way"
- "A spoonful of sugar" (tune)
- The childlike wonder this song brings of the past movie (like every other song)
And "only laughter's allowed" (possibly a reference to the song I Love to Laugh where they fly too)
Im still wondering where is the spoon full of sugar tune ?
I walked out the cinema skipping and dancing. I've never felt so care free. This brought back a little bit of magic inside my life and I am forever grateful 💛
I felt exactly the same way. 😊
Same I was only 10
I cried especially in this scene, because with that wonderful message it leaves, plus the background, it all feels like everything around you will disappear and suddenly go up with your ballon and other people, it is, practically perfect in anyway
Just hearing this song brings tears to my eyes every time. The words and notes fill my heart till it's overflowing with happiness and wonder (super cheesy, but that's the only way I can explain it). It's insane how music can affect you like this. They captured the essence of the original in every song and even went beyond. I just loved this movie.
I had no complaints on it either my grade would be an a plus.
Ikr!
Kitt
Love
I feel that way about the entire soundtrack. All the songs are like shiny jewels that give me so much hope and joy. The movie is probably the most exceptional ones I have seen in a long time. I bought the DVD about two weeks ago and already have seen it four times.
This one made me cry. So many kids don’t embrace their childhood, and they just act so...mature in a bad way. When Michael said, “I feel like that boy, with a shiny new toy.” I cried. I wish I could be that child with a new toy again, I wish everyone could be like that. I wish I could go up, but because of the people around me, I’ve been going down... a lot
Not all kids, there some kids still having childhood being kids because their parents rise them right, like me, I still have dolls and few toys because I wanted to my children or my niece and nephew to play and have a great childhood so I never give up on my childhood memories.
Dude I’m 13 and I still feel like kid so your not alone
Somewhat Quick Mafs I do animation so I never have to grow up! I don’t intend to anyway. I still have adult responsibilities but I am NEVER letting go of my inner child, the one that giggles at toilet humour, says yay and wants to pet ever dog in sight 😂 I still own my teddy bears and I’m 23
@@sophierender5736 I think i still have my main teddy bears in my room from when i was a child. I'm not getting rid of those any time soon.
I am with you on what you said.
Can we just take a moment for the fact that Angela Lansbury is 92 years old and she nailed this song. And and how about Dick Van Dyke dancing on the desk at 93!?!?!?
I was in tears, so many people were complaining about the movie but I feel like that Disney kids who actually appreciate the movies and magic were able to love this. The nods and love given to the original was all over this second film. ❤ I loved it.
Age is truly a state of mind. I hope when I reach my 90's, I still have that childlike joy.
A Lansbury and D vanDyke are just inspiring.
You are aware that Angela Lansbury and Dick Van Dyke are immortal, yes?
@@Jamestopboy the day these two legends pass away, it'll be truly an end of an era for proper Hollywood greats
Start feeding the birds and go fly a kite
wow. The callbacks are feelgood.
I almost died
I’m surprised they didn’t use the word supercalifragilisticexpialidocious in the movie
@@hamiltonusnavibeetlejuicec4061 right at the end of the credits they play the tune
'The grown ups will all forget by tomorrow'
This is one of the reasons I don't want to grow up, because when you grow up you forget how wonderfall it was to be a kid, all the adventures and games, how you use to think everyone was your friend, how you used to laugh at everything.
And how my parents used to always make time for me.
It's all gone now.
And I can't have it back.
No, it's not. You just gotta have love in your heart. 😊 Like the song says, there's "no way to know what tomorrow may bring", and isn't it fun to imagine?
I had that “awe” moment when I started hearing the “let’s fly a kite” tune later in the song...the I eyes started sweating
OMG I THOUGHT I WAS ALONE I WAS A WATERFALL
OMFG SAME
And a spoonful of sugar
Yeah, sweat
Same pal!
Who else was bawling in the theater when Michael tells Jane that everything they imagined with Mary Poppins really happened?
I covered my mouth and almost started crying
Jessica Elliott I didn’t bawl. I just chuckled and grinned.
I was so close to tears!
@@krausfamily4491 I got a bit teary in parts of this film I'm faithful to Julie Andrew's but Emily Blunt did a brilliant job I loved it
Meeeeeee also I just watched it on Friday :)
How people could leave this movie complaining it had no memorable tunes just beggars belief!
This is a great song to end a Terrific movie - well done!
4:37 That little bit of "let's go fly a kite" hit me so hard in the theater I began to choke up.
Raven the Dragon did you miss the 1:03 moment of it?
@@Jamestopboy nah but 4:37 went all in hahaha.
Raven the Dragon hah, it just made me smile, the part that made me weep was that small bit of spoonful of sugar.
And a spoonful of sugar after it
I adored seeing Lansbury in this film and this song was perfection!!! I felt like I was watching Bedknobs and Broomsticks and Mary Poppins for the first time all over again.
🎶there's nothing to do but play the song again🎶
Too right Jona
Yeeeeeesssss
*gravity left the chat*
Me: *_WOOHOO NOW I CAN GO FLY WITH MARY POPPINS ON A BALLOON BYEONARA MOM AND DAD_*
*Screw gravity!*
LMAO
Me:OH YEAH MARRY POPPINS HERE I COME!
Mom:Yeah That's Not Happening
WeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEE
Dealing with pretty bad depression this past year. Everytime I listen to this ot gives me hope
Rachael Acosta Me too! Keep up the hope... there's nowhere to go from here but UP!!😉😻🎈
Rachael Acosta hope everything’s better. I’ve been through depression myself and ecen though it might seem impossible to get through it, there’s always a way up! Wish you the best😊
When the little music from the old Mary Poppins plays. My heart sinks..
My wife and I are huge fans of the original and have collected alot of Mary Poppins stuff. I thought this movie was just wonderful!!! I was skeptical going in, but we were dancing to this song just like we did to “Lets Go Fly A Kite” many years ago. Thanks Disney!
I love the reference to the first film in one of the parts that Micheal sings “ I think I might go feed the birds then go fly a kite” because he wanted to feed the birds outside the cathedral but wasn’t allowed by George and he flew a kite with George, Jane and his mum at the end of the first film
@MarieFoxy I agree. I also love how they used returning characters; if a bit older. Julie Walters taking Hermione Baddley's role as Ellen the domestic, Admiral Boom and Mr Binnacle (Boom in a wheelchair to show either age or as the original is before WWI, active service) and of course, Dick as Mr Dawes, if now as Jr instead of Snr. They definitely did justice to Walt's favoutite classic.
I wish I could be a kid again. Alas in today's world there is no such thing. Too much responsibility and problems that need fixing, so instead of going up, we go down. The sad truth is that sometimes being a kid is impossible, although not unthinkable. We all have a kid and I believe, sometimes we must let it out.
"I won't ever forget, Mary Poppins. I promise I won't"
I was kinda hoping that the banker’s nephew would be able to fly with everybody else, but I suppose he still has a bit to learn before he finds his balloon.
I was hoping Harry would find redemption in the balloon he chose
Get it because colin Firth played Harry Hart in kingsman
@@matthewmcvey3494 wasn't his character in Mamma Mia also named Harry?
The Sentinel
Talk about typecasting, they just get him to play characters named Harry.
@@severalcakes3267 Guess you could say he's in a... Harry situation?
I can't help but sing along to the whole song even the Let's Go Fly A Kite moment even though there are no lyrics for it! This whole movie was beautiful!
One of the great things about this song is that it's easy to blend it with Let's Go Fly A Kite and, unlike the 1964 Mary Poppins, all of the main characters get their chance to express themselves. I really think that the comment about adults "forgetting" won't apply to Michael and Jane anymore since, Michael has his mojo back so his painting will start up again. The budding relationship between Jack and Jane is a great switch since Jack understood that trying to woow Mary was off limits. And there is that stuff about the magic coming from inside which speaks of the power of love. Jack promises the admiral that he will never let go of Jane and Jane doesn't seem to object.
When did Jack ever express interest in Mary??
@@elsie8757 He never did and I never wrote that to begin with. Jack had an interest in Jane and it was obvious when he reminded her of knowing Jane and Michael since they were kids.
@@pauldelgadillo1827 What had me confused was the sentence "The budding relationship between Jack and Jane is a great switch since Jack understood that trying to [woo] Mary was off-limits"
@@elsie8757 Remember, Bert was his mentor and when Mary asks where Bert is, Jack throws out that the man is traveling the world. The Banks children aren't the only ones who've seen Mary Poppins before or Jack wouldn't have recognized her....On the stage there seems to be that chemistry between Mary and Jack as performers and remember, Mary actually has Jack carry them on his bike to reach a new adventure.
@@pauldelgadillo1827 Yes, I saw the movie.
I was bawling my eyes out too. Delightful movie, cast & songs. If this was 1964 it would have won all the awards!
Watched this for the first time yesterday. I just love how excited he sounds when he tells Jane he remembers.
IMPOSSIBLE not to cry...
Disney needs more of this. More classic feelings. This feels like it is classic Disney
I loved the way this scene was realized on screen. It's one of my favorite bits from the books.
so there was a 'mary poppins
returns' book?
Marvel/DC/Star Wars Fan Yes. Mary Poppins Comes Back.
What I like about this is that you can hear the tune of “Let’s Go and Fly a Kite” every so often.
Every single element makes it magical
The year this film came out 2018, was a flat-out horrible year for me. My life-long best friend died of cancer at the age of 20, i had a phissycal confrontation with a big bully in my neighbourhood (he thankfully got prosecuted. I couldn't finish my education i enjoyed for painful reasons, and had to do a temporary education full with Bully's wich i also didn't finish. (But that was my own choise) then at the end of this year i saw this film in the cinema, where the happiest moments of the entire year, and cleared all the sorrow. Especially this song, that also tells to let the past go, and look forward to a good future. And indeed, then came 2019 and that was a wonderfull year for me. Started a fulltime job, and feel more mature and grown up :), this song will always help to drown sorrow!
Oh, what a wonderful song!
This song makes me so sad. I'm only 13, yet my parents scream about how I must act my age. All I want to do is play and watch cartoons and just enjoy my youth before I'm an adult.
Underneath The Lovely London Sky-Bert’s One Man Band & The Life I Lead
A Conversation-Feed The Birds
Can You Imagine That-A Spoonful Of Sugar
The Royal Doulton Music Hall-Jolly Holiday
Introducing Mary Poppins-A British Bank
A Cover Is Not The Book-Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
The Place Where Lost Things Go-Stay Awake
Off To Topsy’s-The Perfect Nanny
Turning Turtle-I Love To Laugh
Trip A Little Light Fantastic-Chim Chim Cheree
Trip A Little Light Fantastic (Reprise)-Step In Time
Goodbye Old Friend-A Man Has Dreams
Magic Papers-Fidelity Fiduciary Bank
Nowhere To Go But Up-Let’s Go Fly A Kite
@JustinFields. Yes, growing up with the original classic, I can see where each song aligns with the original story's numbers, and while these are numbers that do stick in your head and should, hopefully, become classics, I still find the original soundtrack more memorable. In saying that, that's from growing up on the classic and only seeing the sequel recently.
@@alking7655 agreed.
@@justinfields7661 The only thing I would switch is that, to me, "A conversation feels more like a melancholy version of "The Perfect Nanny, " as Michael feels lost and unsure how to handle the kids, but I do see how you see "Feed the Birds" as that, as I don't know where else I would place it in relation to the new soundtrack.
@@alking7655 excellent point and not something I considered but hear me out. In my opinion "Feed The Birds" is similar to "The Perfect Nanny" in terms of theme, but I see it as "Feed The Birds since they are both the sad songs which have a main character teaching us about how one can not lose sight of what is important, like feeding the birds or your the love of your spouse and "Off To Topsy's" as similar to "The Perfect Nanny" as they both involve a character(s) giving the qualifications of someone who will be the fixer of what is broken. In the former, Michael and Jane describe what the perfect nanny should be like who will fix their broken family, while in the remake Mary is describing her cousin Topsy who will fix the broken clay pot .
@@justinfields7661 I understand how you see that. However, watching Mary Poppins as an adult, while Jane and Michael direct it as the nanny, IMO, the subtext is what they really want from their parents, particularly George, and Mary tries to display this to George. I now also see "Feed the Birds" as a direct subtext to George. "Their young ones are hungry, their nests are so bare ie, the kids were hungry for love and comfort, "all it takes is tuppence" i.e a little attention.
But yes, I do understand your point of it being the kids solution to fix the problem.
This song. Perfection.
ever since I've watched this movie this has been my favorite song
“The grown up will forget by tomorrow “
I love that line
I love how happy admrial boom sounds and his right hand man i love them :
i'm so glad their in this
"let the past take a bow, the forever is now!" is my favorite quotes from this song.
I might be a little too late and I never had a chance to watch the first Mary Poppins movie but movie made me awe and all the songs were wonderful specially this one. It literally reminded us that “there’s nowhere to go but up”. Trully a magical experience 😊
Seriously the best song of the movie.
As I was listening to Jane, I thought "Wow, her soft-spoken voice sounds so much like Sophie from Howl's Moving Castle." And I was right! Awesome. Love this song
This song made me SMILE!!! Like a little kid in the movie theatre!!!!
The movie is AMAZING!!
When ever I listen to this song my heart gets full of joy and imagination....... I sometimes feel happy, like imagination is true - and I wish it would have been. I'm just speechless when I listen to Mary poppins returns songs. It lightens my mind and heart ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ I feel like tears coming out 😢😢😢😢💖💖💝💝
man i miss being a child. i always go back to this song to feel like one and it makes me so happy to hear this music again, to feel the nostalgia again
I'va watched the movie! It's lovely!
I saw this movie in theaters but I only now realized this is Mrs. Potts singing... Can you imagine that???
And Eglantine Price from Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
This song makes you feel good
I simply love this song ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!
Ben Whitsaw is so lovely as Michael Banks and As Paddington Bear and he has a great singing voice.
I love this movie 😍💕
I love this song!
I was feeling so down before. I feel so happy now I almost want to cry ❤
I wanna cry every time I watch this
I just smiled when I saw this part in the theater.
I adore this song!!! Yesterday I watched this movie in cinema
2:56 “Don’t you lose her, son!”
“CALL ME SON ONE MORE TIME!”
2:56 "dont you lose her son"
hamilton: call me son one more time
THIS song really lifts my spirits up and gives me nothing but pure joy. 😊😄
It’s so sweet 😭
While I didn’t like the movie (I loved the original Mary Poppins and this just didn’t reach me as that one did), I admit a Disney hit a home run with the songs.
This soundtrack is so catchy, ffs. :')
I here by declare this year's oscar winning film mary poppins returns
I love that movie so much!
My first favorite song from this movie is the place where the lost things go.
I saw this yesterday
XD it is my fav part
James Warner ... his moment is the best
This song makes me happy because I was obsessed with Anastasia. I love Angela Lansbury.
I’m using this as an audition song and our play is Beauty and the Beast. I am auditioning for Mrs. Potts with this song, and I can’t wait! I’ll keep you updated!
RIP Dame Angela!!
This is my second favorite song from this movie.
And which one is the first?
@@timsekac6648 my first favourite is the place where the lost things go.
I want to believe that the baloon lady is just like Mary Poppins haha thats why the people were able to fly with those baloons she sells
What if everyone is like Mary Poppins but they can't use magic like her because they allow themselves to grow up.
What if this Marry Poppins Returns isn't the Marry Poppins we knew back then.But the new generation.Maybe like her daughter.So Marry Poppins that was sitting in that park is the Marry Poppins that met Michael back then.Imagine that😶😶😶
You don't have to have magic to be flying, you can use your imagination. ((:
I just love the part the lawyers sings , like , they learn the lesson of what could have happen if the keep doing what they were doing working for Mr. Wilkins
4:39 Lets go fly a kite.
And at 1:03
There’s also an instrumental of Mr. Banks’s number a little earlier. ❤️
Shame on those who disliked the song shame on them
They're the ones who can't fly.
4:39-4:52 thanks Disney for that part
Me and my friends were laughing and giggling our asses off at this song. Then I spent the next day in my sister's 18th birthday and I think you can already guess what I was doing with all the balloons
we’ll all go up someday
Seems everyone noticed the subtle musical addition of "Let's Go Fly a Kite" from the ending of Mary Poppins 1964!
not gonna lie, when I first heard angela's voice in the theater, I almost started crying
We're singing this song at my 5th grade farewell, so I'm just sitting here practicing the song-
Nice song I had watched the movie already
The past is the past it lives on as history and that thats an important thing
Ooh, now I'm craving tea! :D
ITS MISS POT FROM BEAUTY AND THE BEAST!!!!!!!!
Jeremiah payne and don’t you forget it!!! She’s 92 and she sounds just like she did almost 30 years ago!
She hasn't lost any of her touches at all! It's really amazing to have seen her! Literally, when they showed her onscreen everybody in the theater was "oohing" and "awing" mostly because it was morally but genuinely assumed Miss Angela was deceased! But no...she's almost 93 and still kicking it lol
When I saw her, I thought she was the original Mary Poppins from the first movie.
duh! lol! haha!
What
I watched this movie!!!
This song reminds me of my grandma... I mis her so much 💔 👵 😭 😢
Angela Lansburys voice never changes
3:40 Lol 😂😂😂
real good song
:)
My choir is singing this. ^^
rest in peace my movie grandma
dANGIT THIS SONG MAKES ME CRY
I am 20 years old and yet I’m still like a little boy!😊
Me too
@@michaelmyers7421 Good to hear I’m not the only one.
I am a kid and i love the movie 🍿
Great lady, now you’ve got nowhere to go but up. 😥
Georgie:How much pounds do you way?
*Mary Poppins Stares*
Jack: Never mind that-
4:02
my fav💞