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[@memyselfandi7782]

It was more than 'fixing' the children. It's about fixing the FAMILY, communication, structure, discipline and understanding is what they lacked. She just gave a few rules and was a shoulder of structure that they needed.

[@shismith8785]

This movie was and still is one of the most beloved British movies ever, you won't find a single household in the UK that hasn't seen it at least 5 times. And the second movie too 😭

[@JoshTheGamer9090]

This is austrailian or maybe uk Idk i just heard blimey

[@teslatwitterofficial]

Evangeline is the gray lady in harry potter also the Cook is dolores umbridge, Emma thompson (nanny) professor trelawney the music is from Patrick Doyle (harry potter and the globet of fire) pure Harry potter realness here.

[@rhyanshelby6572]

Lmaooooo I can't tell you how happy this comment just made me. I have wanted to name my daughter Evangeline ever since I was a kid when this came out. I have never known what I wanted as the middle name, I would change it every few months. Recently, I started watching House of the Dragon where one of the princess's name is Helaena. This reminded me one of my two great-aunt Helen's real name is Helene (German, pronounced Heleena). Then the other aunt Helen got sick and nearly died, and when she was in the hospital I decided the middle name for Evangeline could be Helaena for both my aunts.(Heleena doesn't sound right with Evangeline, and yes I do know what happens to the princess in HotD). Well my aunt got better but I decided I sti really like Evangeline Helaena. All this time...all these years...I never realized it was the same actor who played Helena Ravenclaw which I always pronounced as Helaena in my head. Well now I'm having a baby next year so I might have my Evangeline after all!

[@baskervillebee6097]

❤ LOVE Nanny Macfee! (She's Professor Trelawney from Harry Potter. The cook is Professor Umbridge.) You'll learn how beautiful Nanny MacFee really is. There are 2 Nanny McFee movies. Simon was Jojen Reed in Game of Thrones.

[@a.g.demada5263]

And Evangeline is the Grey Lady

[@brecatherina]

Omg, I just realized that yes, indeed, the cook is Umbrigde 😱😱😱

[@Br0nto5aurus]

I love how obvious the faking sick was. Peak kid comedy. I got the idea when I was a kid that being stuck at home sick meant I shouldn't be out of bed, shouldn't have anything but soup, and shouldn't enjoy myself, or I might as well be faking. Even when a spoonful of ice cream would feel wonderful for a sore throat, a walk might feel good, or video games/tv would be fun. It carried on into adulthood to the point where I was punishing myself for being sick. And forget about mental health days. My point is, when children feel ill, they need to feel better and stay away from others. They don't also need to be bored or punished. Humans self-limit on activities that make them feel worse. A kid with a headache doesn't need to be told not to stare at a screen; it hurts.

[@memyselfandi7782]

I still tear up a bit at the end.

[@decristal48]

Right? 😢 it's so heartwarming 🥰

[@JuliesWorldCrochet]

Actually it's really hitting right now that Nanny McPhee is a fantasy for parents - the magical power to teach their children, plus of course good lessons for the parents too.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Sure, like Mary Poppins even if the method is different.

[@cayanne3420]

This is a movie that straight up defined my childhood

[@Br0nto5aurus]

The actor who played the ringleader (redheaded boy) was 15 at time of filming. He always looks so much younger than he is. He's in his 30s now and still looks like a teenager.

[@a.g.demada5263]

I read on Internet that his character is 13-14 so I guess it's fine but yes that's impressive how young he seems

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Actually, filming took place from April 1st to July 9th, 2004, so he was 13 when filming started and had turned 14 over the course of making it.

[@adamhandley9482]

This movie is one of my personal favorites! It's a shame they never made a third film in the series, it would have been interesting to see what Nanny Mcphee would teach to children in modern day London. Also, the movie's bloopers are hilarious, especially when Colin Firth pulls a prank on the kids and Imelda Staunton!

[@shismith8785]

THIS MOVIE WAS MY CHILDHOOD 😭

[@arconnelly5365]

I love nanny McPhee, you have to watch the sequel.

[@memyselfandi7782]

DEFINITELY

[@sarahe1491]

I LOVE this movie! It's so sweet :') And Emma Thompson as Nanny McPhee is the best.

[@robbinsnest6163]

The 2nd Nanny Macfee is a decent sequel. The first movie are always better but it's definitely worth the watch IMO

[@meganlodon]

A movie reaction I didn't know I needed.

[@thorinswife6349]

This movie is so good! There is a second Nanny Macfee, you should watch it as well it’s just as good!!

[@Father_of_Death]

Snow in August is the best part of this movie. "Nanny McPhee" doesn't just have a beautiful story it has a breathtaking score by Patrick Doyle.

[@ifeelpretty5790]

Not only are there quite a few Harry Potter actors with Emma Thompson (Nanny McPhee also Professor Trelawnwy) Kelly Macdonald (Evangeline also the Grey Lady) and Imelda Staunton (Mrs. Blatherwick the cook also Umbridge), Thompson and Macdonald also played mother and daughter in Brave as Queen Elinor and Princess Merida!

[@memyselfandi7782]

I hope you react to the second movie. It's a bit different but very enjoyable

[@a.g.demada5263]

Yes, even the first is the better one. I like the reference there's in the second

[@jakeweston7006]

Love this movie! A true childhood classic! I have fond memories of seeing this in theaters with my mom when i was 7! Good times! Love this movie even to this day! The sequel is even better

[@nachogamer4212]

There should be more people reacting to this. What a beautifull movie.

[@Stardust_7273]

She is a 'government nanny"... but no one said which government 😉

[@EmblaBexell]

This is my favourite movie ever. It makes me feel so safe and happy ❤

[@n.q1158]

Emma Thompson is my favourite actress, she's just magnificent in everything she does. Some of my favourite movies of her are definitely Saving Mr Banks (sadly I have barely seen any movie reactions to it, it doesn't seem to be too well known, which is sad bc imo it's truly incredible. Especially interesting since you said you're quite familiar with Mary Poppins, since it's the story behind the author of the Mary Poppins books and how Walt Disney wanted to adapt it into a movie, sounds kind of boring but it really is a magnificent film with a lot of deep morals that I know you'd appreciate), Late Night (who doesn't want to see Emma as a TalkShow host in a comedy drama, I mean come on) and special gems like this where Emma is both acting and has written the screenplay - like here in Nanny McPhee and Sense & Sensibility (no idea how familiar you are with Jane Auten and her novels but it's a beautiful adaption, probably my favourite period drama of all time right next to 2005's Pride & Prejudice)

[@c.b.barlow]

Angela Lansbury's Aunt Adelaide is a full circle return to an antagonistic character. She played Mrs. Lovette on the stage version of Sweeney Todd. Aunt Selma reminds me of Joanna Lumley's Aunt Spiker (James and the Giant Peach). Can 6ou please review the sequel too? I once had a guy compare me to Nanny McPhee (before her transformation) and would call me thusly.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Oh, it's Angela Lansbury ? I didn't know that

[@c.b.barlow]

@@a.g.demada5263 the original voice of Mrs. Potts herself, yes. 😊

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@c.b.barlow sorry, who's Mrs Potts ? (I'm french)

[@c.b.barlow]

@@a.g.demada5263 lol-no worries. She's from Disney's Beauty and the Beast. I think the French translation would be La Belle et La Bete.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@c.b.barlow oh yes I know now. It's the tea pot, no ?

[@xaviergaskew3435]

U should watch stitch: the movie and then the Lilo and stitch series and finally Leroy and stitch

[@nancyomalley6286]

@ 16:10 That's how I feel about Robitussin and other liquid cough medicine! LOL!

[@a.g.demada5263]

Me, it's the medicines I had to take in the hospital because of a rare sickness when I was a little girl

[@angelaroberts3563]

I first saw this movie as an adult and I love it so much! Emma Thompson is one of my favorite actresses. There’s something about her that is so beautiful

[@brookebranham85]

I can’t wait for him to watch the second one❤️❤️❤️

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Oh my god, I remember when this movie came out in the states, I remember seeing the poster for it out front in the lobby. I was 6 years old, and I remember watching it at a friend’s house for movie night when I was like 8 or 9, but I haven’t seen it in full since then. I do remember seeing the sequel to it in theaters when I was 11 years old with my younger sister. Crazily underrated film, it still holds up as a movie nearly 20 years later. All those kids are grown now. The twin baby girls who played Baby Aggie (Hebe and Zinnia Barnes) are now 19, and they will turn 20 later this year. However, sadly, out of all of them, Raphael Coleman is no longer with us. I’d best describe this movie as “Mary Poppins, if it were directed by Tim Burton”. Hope we get a Criterion release of it over here!

[@Smileyseashell123]

Yes! I’ve been waiting for someone to react to this, honestly one of my favourite movies.

[@meganlodon]

Along with the sequel to this movie, I recommend Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium.

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Holy crap! Another person who remembers that film? I do, even though it barely got any attention over here. I remember watching it at a friend’s house when I was like 8 or 9, but never saw it in theatres. One of the things I remember from that movie was the sock monkey sidekick.

[@meganlodon]

@@flannerymonaghan-morris4825 Yes! I was around the same age when I first saw it. Lol. That monkey is the reason I wanted a sock monkey of my own.

[@christophera.barahona9854]

Love this movie, absolute classic.

[@cniknik9863]

I watched this all the time as a kid, along with Nanny 911, and Supernanny. I remember thinking, wow what bad kids, as a kid lol. Early 2000s loved British nannies.

[@leahmoore6820]

One of my favorites growing up.

[@cierrawatkins9247]

Lmao is anyone gonna tell him Thomas-Brodie sangster(Simon) was fifteen when they made this movie?😂😂

[@a.g.demada5263]

The character is supposed to is 14 so it's not that bad. But I didn't know he was 15

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Actually, he did turn 14 over the course of making that movie, since filming stretched from April 1st to July 9th of 2004.

[@Yugioh420]

Need to do the sequel, Nanny Mcfee rides again.

[@alaskanrobert5204]

The 2nd ones my favorite

[@GiraffeOverlords]

Cute little thing the cook is Dolores umbridge herself the chameleon

[@madabbafan]

Money doesn't buy you happiness, but it does get you a better class on enemy

[@lara-yc6iq]

Please PLEASE watch the second!

[@memyselfandi7782]

I am here FOR THE FUUUUUNNNN

[@SammyxSweetheart.02]

12:29 16:55

[@user-zc4kp9np3o]

Do you have patrion?

[@mogwiawolf4354]

Great movie I grew up watching but the second one isn't as good as the first one. Also hope that you watch the Water horse movie as well.

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Holy crap. I also remember seeing that movie, and I may have seen it on TV, I didn’t see it in theatres. It came out when I was 8 years old over there.

[@agenttheater5]

31:21 You want to scare them by making them think about being split up and sent away from home to work?

[@ravenrocksdeath6662]

You should do nanny mcphee returns next it's just as fun (only if you want to)

[@gaming44life6]

Watch the 2nd movie now

[@a.g.demada5263]

In this time, kids were homeschooled

[@nancyomalley6286]

Mumma passed away. That's why her pink chair is always empty

[@nicolentzln4004]

❤

[@user-lt7cb6os4u]

Эмма Томпсон больше похожа на Мерри Поппинс чем та принцесса диснейленда 60-х.