Robyn MARKOW

I remember watching this movie in a theater as a 6 yr old kid & I was gutted when Tonto went to the Rainbow Bridge. It's a nice , wholesome road movie which might be a bit slow for kids but they will probably enjoy the cat. It also teaches them about death in the form of Harry's beloved Tonto .who he travels cross -country with. Btw, A few years later I got my own Orange Tabby"( whom I named Tigger )who ,like Tonto, had a good long life..😽

While a bit "Disneyfied" w/ Mrs.Travers actually ending up liking the film version of Mary Poppins )which is definitely NOT true)This was a film w/ surprisingly gritty moments from "The Mouse" dealing w/dysfunctional families,alcoholic fathers,poverty & major "Daddy Issues". The film does have it's lighter moments too w/ Emma Thompson (& her trademark dry delivery) making for a "practically perfect" PL Travers. Also,Tom Hanks was terrific as Walt Disney. Finally,enjoyed watching the whole creative process that went into making a classic film.

I've never seen it & have absolutely no desire to waste time doing so .

Kate Winslet is one of my favorite actresses & as usual,she was terrific ( & are Aussie accent was as impeccable as her wardrobe) This a very offbeat film which goes into directions that you wouldn't expect it to;some of them v.tragic & others hilariously funny. If you like comedies dark & love clothes from the 50's this one is for you.

Fun,action-filled movie (& Melissa McCarthy is hilarious😅)

I'll truly miss this lovely adaption .