Let's Go Fly A Kite - Mary Poppins (David Tomlinson)

[@dakotawidenor9283]

The reason this song is so beautiful, is because it represents that Mary Poppins job is done and the family is now fixed and they don't need her anymore. It's both beauty of and tragic. This story was never about Mary Poppins, it was always about George Banks. What Mary Poppins was there to show him is that, his no no-nonsense, strict father type dosn't work. His children just needed a loving father, and once Geroge learned that. Mary Poppins was free to leave. It a glorious show of triumph of the human spirt and how the little things in life such as "feeding the birds" or "flying a kite" is what makes life worth while.

[@elmarieswaner6085]

dakota widenor yes.

[@nick-xz2ej]

dakota widenor the word happy but sad is melancholy

[@su-rv2uq]

Not just about Mr Banks, but the mother too. She also learned that she had to pay attention to her children, which she hadn't been. Everything wasn't just about Mr Banks.

[@9teen80s]

@@su-rv2uq Yes it was about The Parents not the Children or Mary Poppins.

[@richardwhitehead3231]

Nailed it, squire

[@joeyjerry1586]

Honestly, Mary Poppins is just a movie that gets better as you get older. When you’re younger, you love this movie because of the catchy songs and all the magic going on. When you’re older, you realize it’s a movie about trying to restore a broken familly. Seriousiy, this movie is amazing! Will never grow old even after 57 years

[@susansoltau7710]

Agreed!! I couldn’t of described it better myself. I am 30, but this movie was a token of my childhood and I still love it!! The remake/sequel was fun and pretty decent, but the original is unbeatable!!

[@dynamicdave2647]

You are right...the amazing thing about this movie is you feel different emotions depending on what age you are.

[@sayba6766]

yea

[@robertrobinson1333]

Love it ❤️

[@joeyjerry1586]

@Jerry D. Metz, I never said the word understood in my comment. I merely mentioned the different reasons as to why this movie is beloved between children and adults. Ask a child why they love Mary Poppins and they’ll most likely talk about the singing or magic

[@bgawdunyk9296]

I heard a story about David Tomlinson. That he was at lunch in a diner one day and a little girl asked him if he could sing "Fly a Kite." David, in his 70s at this point and without missing a beat, jumped up and began to sing and dance just like this scene here. He was applauded with a standing ovation. He must've been a real sweet guy to do something like that :)

[@nathanwilliams2152]

He was by all accounts a lovely and generous man. I personally would have loved to meet him

[@laurenpiskothy8606]

You'll never remember this song the same way once you see Saving Mr. Banks, it gives it a much deeper completely different meaning.

[@hectortorres6787]

***** you could say that like mary poppins gave the real Mr Banks a happy ending, saving mr banks gave pl travers a happy ending, it didn't bother me one bit, everyone should have a happy ending was the whole point of the movie.

[@Voba1000]

***** How do you know she cried out of anger? saving mr banks has put a lot of things this movie was and made them amazing.

[@Rommyrm]

Voba1000 There is a movie I think it's new it's called the dream of walt disney and it explains the story of the writer and the problems they had while making the movie! it's really great I liked it :D You can see the how she (the writer) was really tight and Disney was the contrary :p but I don't know at the end I think she liked the movie or that's what I would like to think XD

[@laurenpiskothy8606]

All I was saying was the way they portray the song in the movie gives you a better perspective on what the song meant to P.L. Travers and the connection she made with it in Saving Mr.Banks. I don't remember saying it changes you're childhood memory, that's a little dramatic don't you think, please calm down *****.

[@TheRevanchists]

***** Saving Mr Banks was Disney's way of saying Sorry I think. Yes it was very late, but I think they know what they did, and did the best they could to make it right.

[@arielshade1209]

Learning the story of David Tomlinson himself and how he was actually a devoted and loving parent in real life, one who avoided showbiz circles and regularly turned down celebrity gatherings just to spend as much time with his children as possible... It makes seeing George's character transformation all that much sweeter.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

He also became one the first advocates for Autism Speaks after his son William was diagnosed.

[@IainMcfly]

Also a flyer in WW2

[@TheUnreadableUser]

​@@IainMcflythat's definitely a little darker 😮

[@AliSakurai]

He was actually the earliest voices of autism awareness because one of his sons had it.

[@manuelorozco7760]

@@AliSakuraiI have autism too

[@grejuli97]

Used to watch this movie with my dad, he always used to sing this song while we were skipping across the sidewalk holding me and my sisters hands, he passed away a few years ago, this video just came across my youtube suggestions, i'm in tears

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Sorry about your dad's passing,man. Sounds like he really knew how to enjoy himself,the way Mr. Banks finally does,here,as the movie ends.

[@samuelquan3826]

Very touching. Memories like that are one of life's true forms of magic.

[@leviparsell24]

MrJamieMurph4141969

[@stacykriser2529]

Hi

[@lildale1014]

I'm sorry

[@broadwaymelody33]

The older I get, the more this makes me cry.

[@hydracdxv]

broadwaymelody33 agreed may I ask your age

[@misen794]

Same

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

I feel you. I could not handle this scene as a little kid, it way too emotional for me!

[@playnwithsizzrz1973]

I swear, I'm nearly 50 years old now, and this song still brings tears to my eyes because it truly takes me back to when I was an innocent child. 😊😌

[@pearlkelly6337]

im only 26 but this song gives me goosebumps as well

[@broomhilder]

@@pearlkelly6337same boat here! But I’d describe it as a warm feeling 😊

[@richlady13]

me too x

[@cam_DA_Hawkdriver]

Yes, it certainly does. We had chorus as kids in the 5th grade. We sang most of these songs for our parents that year. Let’s go fly a kite was a crowd favorite.

[@Lyssa0095]

Same

[@Legoman123459876]

It's not the children she comes to save. It's their father.

[@mariafox9226]

Hence the title of the film “Saving Mr. Banks.”

[@solaire7046]

@@mariafox9226 the title is Mary Poppins

[@mariafox9226]

F8TALFRED I’m talking about why they named the movie about P.L. Travers discussing Mary Poppins “Saving Mr. Banks.”

[@su-rv2uq]

It's the whole family.

[@HB00-c3t]

@@su-rv2uq Mary Poppins is helping the family, but the character with the greatest arc and who actually changes, who was saved by Mary, was Mr. Banks. That's why the title of the film about the making of this movie is called "Saving Mr. Banks", Travers' book was based around the father, and Disney made sure the movie that way too. George Banks started as a cold, stern father, but Mary Poppins helped him realize what he was missing, what his children were missing, if he didn't let them feed the birds or fly a kite. Yes Mary came to nanny the children, but she saved Mr. Banks

[@MrTrashcan1]

This sequence and Feed The Birds always start me crying.

[@emmacorcoran5768]

me too

[@amberunthank7209]

Agreed. All the kids wanted to do was to play with their dad. So sad.

[@skullxbones666]

Me too. Both songs were always sung by my granny.

[@neptunestardust]

MrTrashcan1 Yes they are both moving scenes

[@rosemcmillan4650]

Yes, Feed the Bird. Tuppence Tuppence Tuppence so sad 😞

[@nicolemaxwell2943]

RIP Matthew Garber, David Tomlinson and most recently Glynis Johns.

[@myopicchiwawa]

RIP Glynis John's at 100 , Thanks for this memory. January 4, 2023.

[@horrorfan96]

1:23: Mary Poppin's look that says both my work is done and I'm gonna miss those wonderful kids

[@zebedeeshekelstein2754]

its really compounded by her short talk with her umbrella after this song about how she helps so many parents and children come together but they always forget her as soon as they find each other.

[@bellascoles1821]

She is a lot like nanny McPhee in that way

[@solaire7046]

I think thats pretty obvious to all, no need to point it out

[@rosemcmillan4650]

She comes back to them - as adults - they need her once more .....

[@jeffreysnydr]

@@rosemcmillan4650 Well, Michael more...since he ends up on the same path as George.

[@carlkuss]

I love this more and more as I get older. It represents an imperishable childhood memory. (When I was five our family went to the New York World´s Fair and we saw Mary Poppins at the Radio City Music Hall). And it captures all the joy and tenderness and sublimity of childhood! For me.

[@GentleJohn]

Mary Poppins was my favorite movie as a kid, and it is still one of my favorite movies today. I'm so glad that Saving Mr. Banks has allowed so many other people to fall in love with this movie as much as I did.

[@HalMarie]

ThatSmartHotGuy Isn't that movie good? I'm planning on buying it.. and she loved this song!!

[@edenpailthorpe-peart5124]

I love saving Mr banks. It was so interesting to see what ms Travis went through

[@adamangus5315]

Orangelo orytbrvvt

[@luminethetraveler8822]

Same, I watched it all the time but now when I ask my friends they says they dont know Mary Poppins😅

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I have NEVER heard of Saving Mr. Banks. Mary Poppins is the original and always will be.

[@redluca56]

Just saw Saving Mr Banks, this song gives me goosebumps

[@MrGabeanator]

+Luca Munro as it should

[@wickedfeylady]

+Luca Munro I felt the same way too. My dad and mom used to sing this song to me all the time when I was little, and that scene in "Saving Mr. Banks" perfectly captured how I felt as a child.

[@MrGabeanator]

+wickedfeylady great

[@bubhub64]

+Luca Munro Awesome!

[@MrGabeanator]

+bubhub64 ik

[@TheGamerMovieGoer]

At the end of Mary Poppins I start sobbing EVERY time! It's such a beautiful movie

[@jennawellington2120]

I do this too! When I was a kid, I never watched the end because I was so sad that she left. :'(

[@AussieAngels10]

Jenna Wellington same! i can't bring myself to watch this scene because it just leaves me in tears!!!

[@360Effects]

Oh you guys too? i dont think i cry because of the sadness of the scene, i cry because of how happy it is. Its a beatiful film ... truly flawless

[@dionegbama]

+AussieAngels10 Happy tears, I'm sure. I read once that PL Travers really said that "Mary Poppins" was really about the relationship between the parents and how it hurt the family. Knowing that has made me love this scene and I tear up at the happy ending.

[@penggao7034]

Alex Linhardt I like your avatar

[@SukoYote]

For some reason, this always gets me started crying.

[@rikkitheguitarman75972]

+JokerSDN me too

[@patrickblake123]

Maybe it's because Mary Poppins left without saying goodbye and the family didn't even say thank you to her

[@SukoYote]

+Patrick Blake No. The song gets me.

[@bdg3690]

Are you a furry?

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

And same here, but with tears of joy, at how nice it is to see that Mr. Banks actually does want to have a good time, spending quality time with his family. Also nice to see how quickly Jane and Michael recover from their sadness, once they get downstairs and see the surprise their father has for them-he has FIXED their kite! Finally, I also like how pleased Mary Poppins looks, as she looks down at the Banks from her bedroom window, skipping off to have a good time "flying a kite,up to the highest height."

[@abloogywoogywoo]

The taking I had on Dawes was, he was ancient. An immortal, miserable, banker. He couldn't die, because he never lived. As soon as he laughed, he lived, and passed away happy. In the world of Mary Poppins that's probably quite accurate.

[@Bennyboy1985]

Probably explains why Jacob Rothschild, George Soros etc. live to be so old...

[@Emper0rH0rde]

@@Bennyboy1985 Oof

[@TheSliferSoul]

I just rewatched this film again after so many years. I thought this was a good film as a kid, but now when I see it as an adult, I think it's even better. It's powerful on so many levels, character, story, music, atmosphere, and just simply emotions. It's one of those films that will stay amazing regardless of how old you are. It's the kind of film I would love to see before I pass away.

[@ericaychan]

***** Agree wholeheartedly! :)

[@dennisreynolds1341]

***** I think if I saw this film before I passed away, it would only make me sadder. Hopefully I die old, but on my deathbed... My parents would most likely be gone, and all those memories of childhood would deeply depress me because they're long gone.

[@bzchcz6391]

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[@kimcoventry6908]

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[@adambrown67]

***** My partner and i love mary poppins we always watch it at xmas even though we have it on vhs dvd, etc I remember as a kid i always felt a bit sorry for mary at the end . I always make a daft excuse to leave the room when feed the birds comes on - even as an adult that song breaks me.

[@59771006]

I can't remember the last time I saw someone flying a kite it's like it has become a lost art the lost art of kite flying.

[@saintmaster22]

+Douglas Roth charly brown did a number on the hopes of many childrens maybe. fear of flying kites and kicking footballs

[@TubeNotMe]

Nah, I was Charlie Brown in our school play and I flew kites and loved it. Remember, Charlie kept flying kites no matter how many times they ended up devoured by the kite-eating tree, and every year he'd try again to kick that football. His baseball team kept losing, but every year he was still managing it. MANAGING, mind you, not just playing. Charlie Brown was a symbol of never giving up hope, even if you're so much a failure people can see it on your face.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Now that you mention it,yes,it does seem like not many people like to fly kites anymore. People,should get back into that recreation,on any windy day,I agree.

[@thegreatwizardwolf7196]

MrJamieMurph4141969 they should but the main problem in the uk is it’s either way too windy or it’s raining.

[@alliem8700]

A few years ago, after Thanksgiving lunch, my extended family and I (about 20 of us) all went out to the beach and flew kites. It was so much fun! My father adores kites, and we always wind up singing this song.

[@cirrusB612]

1:14 You know, at this moment, when I watched the film for the first time in a long while, I remember thinking "They don't need her anymore." And while that broke my heart, it was also very symbolic. Mary Poppins represents childhood, and fun times. When people start to grow up and enjoy themselves, she's no longer needed. For me, though, she's always been there when I need her.

[@kryptonianpowers]

There will NEVER be such a song like this that will put a smile on people's faces ever again.

[@JoeskiPolski]

This also represents how great the UK used to be. Look at the state of our country now compared to this. Tbf not just our country. The world.

[@geroldy4546]

Love that high point when Mr. Dawes Junior tells Banks “Never seen him happier in his whole life.” Makes you feel an emotion you can’t describe.

[@ABlondeProductions]

This is really interesting! I always thought he was so happy because he is as lost as mr banks.. and the last ladder to his success he needed to climb was his fathers death and because of mr banks he now thinks he is at the pinnacle of his existence... I figure this because even when he is quoting the joke back, he gets it wrong but is still giggling.. signifying that he doesn’t get why it was so funny yet he was giddy about his fathers death.

[@PajafromPrague]

Pity Mr Dawes SR did not survive and say never felt happier in my life . Im retiring and you have place of partner congratulations 😊

[@haydenclaireheroes]

Watching this song in particular because of Saving Mr Banks =)

[@sillyone52062]

Me, too!

[@smallkancil]

sillyone52062 Me, 3! It's a wonderful film!

[@Sdzjp]

Me, 4. It's a great movie.

[@rockchalk4life13]

Me 5. I loved it. Plus this is my fav song

[@carmeloa9]

Me 6. Awesome movie!

[@khadijahs5642]

Who loved Mary Poppins way before saving Mr Banks?! That's me ... but that's probably because I'm old.

[@khadijahs5642]

Jee thanks :D

[@MissGiselleMarie]

nefelibata 00 Your not the only one, I love Mary Poppins for many years even before the thought of making Saving Mr.Banks was created.

[@jeffzalmanoff2856]

+Khadijah S Nah there are still plenty of kids who grew up with Disney take *ahem* me for example.This was my favorite movie despite it being made 36 years after I was born. c:

[@antonialazar9876]

Not neccesarily :) I loved watching Mary Poppins when I was a kid (5, 6 years old), way before I saw Saving Mr Banks, and I am not tbat old (born in 2002)

[@rs9111]

I loved this before saving mr banks came out but now that it's out I love it more and can't seem to get this song out of my head! When I was a kid and always when I was sick this was what i would watch

[@nternetrat]

Bawling right now. I've been super stressed out lately with high school and I started humming this song in class and got pretty emotional, I was about to start crying. It reminded me of my childhood and how those times were so easy, and the whole story of Mr.Banks just letting go and having fun for the first time got to me then. So I came home and played this, just for old times sake, but when it got to the chorus I just broke down crying. We are all kites 🎈

[@dt7449]

My tear ducts are wobbling Reading this msg form yourself , I understand totally, it’s like life’s stresses come to the surface and are released on the back of this film. I get emotionally involved with this, and il never heal x

[@laurie686]

This scene is awesome, makes me cry every time. Wish more Dads realized that time with your kids is more important than being rich.

[@erinbolan7948]

I FEEL JUST AS WONDERFULLY AMAZED AS WHEN I 1st saw this in '65. 5yrs. old!!!! I LOVE IT!!!

[@travelsonic]

"That's what I said, sir... go... fly... a kite... .... .... No, sir, no, I don't mean you personally." Hahahahaha

[@mollywilcox6271]

holy crap right when i was reading this the dude said it

[@adamangus5315]

travelsonic bccr

[@adamangus5315]

^@^÷_^^%^^I I think that was not the case

[@penggao7034]

travelsonic yeah,Hahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@PajafromPrague]

I believe they then had a good laugh 😂

[@AndySaenz]

Rest in Heaven, Matthew Garber and David Tomlinson.

[@MegaKaaber]

This has me in tears everytime... Especially after knowing the story behind the movie! :')

[@mysticblood212]

hell0

[@ryuzaki7412]

R u still alive?

[@lofalove]

@@ryuzaki7412probably but have kids 😭

[@marikesl]

This scene never fails to make me cry and never will. EVER. One of my absolute favorite movies of all time!!!

[@DavidRoot_Music]

I cannot watch this scene without sobbing.

[@TubeNotMe]

Me too -- tears of joy.

[@MrJamieMurph4141969]

Same here. Every time I watch this(including just now)I like to pretend I'm saying,"A proper kite needs a proper tail saying something like,"Bless,the Irish," don't you think?"Of,course,it just so happens Ireland is one of London's neighbors,so there you go. Ha,ha! I also,like how quickly Jane and Michael recover from their crying spell here,no sooner do they get downstairs and see the surprise their dad,has for,them--he has fixed their kite,and he is finally willing to spend quality time with them!

[@DavidRoot_Music]

For me, it's more the transformation of Mr Banks, and how he realises what a poor father he has been.

[@DavidRoot_Music]

I would have liked a father like he became after the kite scene.

[@TubeNotMe]

I'm SO glad my dad took the time to take us fishing, swimming, hiking, hunting morels, making shingle arrows, and even flying kites. He went on ahead to heaven Wednesday and I can't imagine what wonderful things we may do there.

[@Raptormon132]

Awesome song! R.I.P. David Tomlinson (7 May 1917 24 June 2000). May you always live forever in the films you stared in & in our hearts.

[@goofyrulez7914]

When Mary Poppins is looking through the window at this family she reunited, it's both happy and sad. This is such a wonderful movie with a touching story.

[@Rosehawka]

It's kind of amazing how much these songs stick in your head...even if you haven't actually watched the movie in over a decade.

[@reduolf]

Even 50 years after it was made, this movie is still a true classic! Wonderful story.

[@MrSimplesimon007]

Absolutely fantastic, reminds me of my childhood this film, every parent should sit with their children and watch this film, especially at Christmas.

[@nachovilla95]

I grew up watching Mary Poppins; I used to watch it almost once a week until about when I was 10 years old. Now, as an adult, I saw Saving Mr. Banks, and understanding everything hit me very, very hard, along with the emotions of reliving old memories. I cried on those very emotional moments. Both are wonderful works, I really love them.

[@dt7449]

Hmmmm i understand u totally. I sat watching Saving Mr Banks and found myself with tears in my eyes and I just wasn’t expecting it, I found it quite a sad film actually. All about confronting her past head on.

[@robannkat]

They should play Mary Poppins in theaters again!

[@jimbartek3323]

One of my most favorite scenes in the movie history!

[@NinetayFour]

This has to be one of my favourite movie scenes ever, such a timeless movie and this song always puts me in a good mood

[@akanem9715]

I am a 23 Japanese girl, grown up watching Mary poppins like everyday when I was a kid. And now I'm an adult and just so happy to have this film in my childhood because surprisingly in Japan many ppl have never seen this amazing film!

[@AlanHernandez-hy9sd]

Hello I know I use to watch the movie everyday I'm 16 about to be 17 damn we really are getting old huh not to be rude it just remind me of the good old days

[@KatieKollision]

the best thing anyone you got from Mary Poppins was the family becoming a unit, as which it should be! Family should be together. Over work. over everything!

[@ErinWefel]

I really love this song.

[@NenadlPopovic]

People often say 'oh animated classics have such a strong emotional ending chorus, disney you made me cry la la' (speaking about disney princesses) - but hey, no one mentions HOW EMOTIONAL THIS ONE IS! Whole Mary Poppins was perfection & this climax always gives me chills!

[@MartinHMK]

I was in a Mary Popins play. Every time I watch this it brings back memories and makes me want to cry.

[@zacklangmead-jones4768]

This makes me cry every time I see it. It is a reminder to appreciate those that love you.

[@Alter_Dan_K]

Every single time watching this it gets better. Seeing a misunderstood Mr. Banks so happy and cheerful is a real tearjerker. It is obvious Mrs. Brill and Ellen giggling have not seen that side of him for a very long time him carresing Ellen's cheek. Mary Poppins saved him.

[@TheNucaKola]

My God, this brings actual emotions from my core. I love this movie so much from my childhood.

[@viking670]

Beautiful English culture that once was London gone...now just movie memories...how tragic and sad.

[@UwU-Cutely]

Anybody here in 2024

[@mehmetfatihguner5066]

Here...

[@meganboltonisthebest2179]

I feel sad listening to this because David Tomlinson is no longer with us 💔💔💔

[@johnstanlake1399]

He was brilliant in this and Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Legend.

[@marvinthemaniac7698]

He left us on May 24, 2000 after succumbing to a stroke.

[@TylerCharlesFisher]

So Mr. Banks kills his boss and gets a promotion as a result. ...That's kind of a dark turn.

[@uncensorer]

Considering how much dark moments get put into Disney films, are you really THAT surprised by that realization?

[@JoshCoombes]

It's a bit like Macbeth!

[@njmi7764]

wait what?? when???

[@HerrDeutschBlood]

Well...you've certainly just made this video a little less magical!

[@puppylover399]

NO !!!! Go watch Saving Mr. Banks it is a good show, and you will be surprise what it really about.

[@leereeder2293]

Mary Poppins is the movie you will always enjoy forever and know that it'll be magic when you watch it especially with Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke 2 classic acts

[@DrummingWriterTrekfan84]

Isn't interesting that Julie Andrews two most famous movies "Mary Poppins" and "The Sound of Music" are about her character(s) fixing a family relationship between the children and their father? And isn't that so HUGELY Relevant today with so many broken or hurt or even just a little problematic families today?? Just wow!!!

[@manuelorozco7760]

I’m a bigger fan of the former more so than the latter. Yet she’s the number one reason I come back to both movies

[@russpaddon6548]

Everything about this movie is perfect

[@thetonedeaftenors]

Underrated as a musical. One of the best musicals EVER.

[@dynamiclyte2633]

what a beautiful song

[@movedchannels9470]

I just watched this movie. It's a cinematic masterpiece in my book.

[@superpunkrotten6650]

mysticLfrany look at Mary poppins sings Pink Floyd it’s on KZbin

[@joliem8391]

Seriously I love this movie. And when I saw Saving Mr. Banks I cried my eyes out in the end, oh gosh the feeeeeeeels.

[@kealieobrien6989]

Saving Mr. Banks made it so every time I hear this song I'm filled with so much joy I want to cry! Thank you disney!!!

[@TequilaToothpick]

This movie is just perfect.

[@mariagerland7169]

There are not many songs that give such a warm and sad feeling of childhood who lives only in our memories as adults.

[@cici6295]

Sometimes people come into our lives to draw us closer to the ones we were meant to have in our lives. Mary was only in their lives temporarily.

[@Scienceitworks]

Dick Van Dyke's accent is both so enjoyable and ridiculous,

[@gabriellejin4266]

I’m only nine and this movie is amazing Mary Poppins has done a wonderful job.Mr.Banks got the home back with Mary Poppins help

[@amandasanders7966]

This song has always made me cry even when I was young

[@nicolesilver999]

I always loved this movie when I was little (still do!). Now that I've seen Saving Mr. Banks though, this scene makes me cry.

[@Turbot1mo]

Mr Banks was saved

[@dakappa1016]

***** yeah sure he will be fine

[@mileyrox2754456]

Just to ruin it for you he was based on P.L. Travers father who was an alcoholic and died of influenza when she was 8. So really he was not saved.

[@Turbot1mo]

mileyrox2754456 I've seen saving mr banks honey :D It's just that the film character is saved what I consider to be extraordinary wonderful :)

[@oanavasilescu2158]

@@Turbot1mo indeed, in her dream world he was redeemed. And that is truly beautiful.

[@wallacecallow3904]

This reminds me of when I was in 4th grade, and the movie had just come out. It seemed like everyone was crazy about it -a huge fad! I loved it, too. The kids at school would just start singing tunes from the movie, in the middle of class. And the teacher took us to the theater to see it. Feed the Birds always had a kind-of transcendental effect on me. I think that song took on a profound life of its own, more than Disney had imagined. It has a way of pulling us out of body, watching that scene floating above St. Paul's, and taking us back to a past life when the spirit of giving and spiritual experience were so profound.

[@Zerosen89]

I have seen Saving Mr. Banks twice now, and yet, I have never seen Mary Poppins except for a few clips, as a kid, I grew up ,with Little Mermaid, Aladidn, Lion King, Hunchack, etc.. and saw Snow White, Pinnocio, Bambi, Peter Pan, Fox and Hound, but I think as a kid, I didn't have anything interest in live action movies, except for the action ones of the 1990s, but after seeing Saving Mr Banks, and nw at the age of 25, it makes me want to watch the original movie, though I can't seem to find it anymore

[@corarosier3654]

[@corarosier3654]

Here you go, it's a link to Mary Poppins! You're Welcome!

[@Hellwyck]

cora Rosier youtube comment sections can't handle s

[@corarosier3654]

Hellwyck Well then, here's a better link. :)

[@Hellwyck]

I didn't actually ask for any link, I just said it won't show s.

[@DanishNerdess]

Watching Saving Mr. Banks has given me such a deep appreciation for this film and, especially, this song!

[@russellcampbell9198]

Perfect ending to a perfect film.

[@SallySue9725]

Couldn’t put it better myself 😌 both the song and scene makes my heart smile it’s so beautiful and touching

[@nazarasaid8645]

practically perfect, in every way

[@docfuturesoul]

Such a hopeful message in the end

[@purplepancake915]

"For heavens sake, what is wrong with his leg?" "He got shot" "Not surprised" *Laughter in theater

[@Lilfurby00]

:D

[@oanavasilescu2158]

😂😂😂😂

[@yolandasotamba939]

Hi

[@Tohma_Ed]

Long ago there was a dream where people used to be formal and civil and that dream was England. An old dream but a beautiful one that will be remembered for the ages.

[@Jeromeromeshelton]

Rest in peace, Glynis John’s We’ll forever fly kite for you.

[@PajafromPrague]

Sure met with the others in heaven 😊

[@Sidraan]

Song will always live rent free in my head and always welcomed

[@Prettydevilx]

Julie Andrews is a icon to me. My granny loved her 😫🥺❤️

[@dt7449]

It appears this song makes a lot of grown adults cry and I’m thankful because I get a lump in the throat from hell at this scene and I can’t see it easing ever. Cinema from heaven 🙌🏽

[@emmatremeer6195]

Cant watch this without crying ..reminds me off being a little girl and my lovely dad making me a kite out off blue paper and newspaper ..he is now suffering with alzheimer's and has no memory off it but I will treasure the memories for ever ..

[@weatherby07]

I love, love, love this song! The movie ("Mary Poppins") was great and "Saving Mr. Banks" makes me cry every time I watch it. Bravo Mr. Disney!

[@justinbrinkmeier8178]

I have always loved this song! It is very uplifting! :)

[@nathaliiie16]

I'm 16 and cos of my aunt I watched Mary Poppins when I was 2 so and it became my fav Disney movie ever! Then I watched Saving Mr Banks without knowing the plot and I'm thankful cos I understood all the movie and I cried cos it brought me so many memories! One of the best movies of Disney :)

[@disagreeablesob]

Poor Mary Poppins,once everyone's happy she has to leave,she can only stay where there's misery and discord.

[@PajafromPrague]

Yeap thats unfair . I say pity not only did they not say goodbye . But pity George did not apologize for being a jerk and did not tell her how he showed them 😊

[@LunaMoon-xw7ot]

Omg I loved this as a child watching it with my grandma before the days of selling your soul and kids all so innocent ❤

[@nrod2554]

Totally understand. Sad when reality sets in, and you realize those days will not be coming back, they just keep getting worse 😢

[@faded_ace5144]

This,is the happiest part of the movie in my perspective it even made me so happy I cried a little . 😃

[@williamflack5767]

Watching Dick Van Dyke 98th birthday party on CBS What happened to us? I watched with my dad often. We would sing this song together. Miss you, dad.

[@MininiTheSmall]

this song always makes me feel happy. When i was young, mother read me the books and i only watched the movie resently, and i was shocked to see how beautifully they handalled the story. I wish there was a movie for the second book too!

[@AGStarlightXoxo]

definitely my favorite Disney movie growing up. I didn't grow up on cinderella or beauty and the beast, I grew up with this, and I always will be in love with it.

[@justfunriley1043]

My childhood! Julie Andrews is one of my favorite actresses to this day!

[@FreakDaMIghet]

Too bad she can't sing anymore. :'(

[@missrrjohnson9846]

FreakDaMIghet Yes, but what a legacy she left us. And not just the musical roles, like Mary Poppins or Maria Von Trappe; she had plenty of pizzazz as the voice of Shrek's Queen-Mother-In-Law and Gru's mom.

[@justfunriley1043]

FreakDaMIghet She still can sing, just lower and not as well; however as Miss R R Johnson said, she has a legacy that she will leave us for years to come.

[@johndavidtibbetts7320]

she's also one of the late mr disney's favorites as well. When he approached her PERSONALLY to ask her to play mary poppins, she had to tun him down because she was pregnant. WALT DISNEY said to her "its okay, I'll wait" when WALT FREAKIN DISNEY waits on you, you know there are no pants to hold your amazing iron plated balls!!

[@missrrjohnson9846]

John David Tibbetts Wow. I hadn't heard that. What I had heard was that she (Julie) was being considered for My Fair Lady, since she had played Eliza Higgins on Broadway, but the director decided on Audrey Hepburn instead, which left Julie available for Mary Poppins. Apparently, when Julie won the Golden Globe for Best Actress fpr Mary Poppins, she thanked the director of My Fair Lady for NOT hiring her for the part of Eliza. (I know that's true, I've seen the clip on KZbin.) She was definitely a gutsy lady!

[@sapphael.]

I'm 13, am i the youngest here who has never seen this "saving Mr Banks" and used to watch this classic back-to-back as well as "the sound of music," "chitty chitty bang bang," "greece," "bedknobs and broomsticks" as well as every disney classic; anyone else here who used to watch these films?

[@thisiszafar2681]

Im the youngest Im 12

[@thisiszafar2681]

your lying

[@laurenhawley4326]

Yes and still do!

[@thisiszafar2681]

haha

[@thejcshowarchive9984]

The best Disneys!

[@neptunestardust]

I like how this movie is so happy but Saving Mr Banks is so sad

[@johnmacdonald4065]

One of my alltime favorite movies. Mary Poppins was a true angel sent to bring this family back together.

[@TheJCdrummer]

People get such a sense of superiority about movies. If Saving Mr Banks brings a new audience to Mary Poppins, then I'm glad more people get to enjoy it. For me personally, it reminded me how much I loved this movie and made me want to watch it again immediately. So just shut up about how you're better than other people because you already liked this movie before that movie came out, nobody gives a fuck.

[@carmendonc3321]

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I have NEVER heard of Saving MrI have NEVER heard of Saving Mr. Banks. Mary Poppins is the original and always will be.

[@voyance4elle]

Amen

[@voyance4elle]

@@fuzzyotterpaws4395 I guess now you have heard of it ;)

[@jonathanlovo7391]

i love this song from Mary Poppins😀

[@BenJabituya]

To the 49 people who disliked this: GO FLY A KITE!

[@lokiwiseyt8608]

1.4K now (don’t worry I’m not one of them)

[@carolschneider1606]

it takes onky one person sometimes to make the world of difference in someone's life..either cor GOOD or BAD..I HAVE BEEN MOST BLESSED TO HAVE Met Derek.