Classic movies have always been a favorite of mine. Children’s films are my preference. They carry quality story lines and talented actors, that movies today cannot compare to them. So should you ever want to see a classic movie that has mystery, joy, and sorrow, “Mary Poppins" is the movie to see.
Mary Poppins is a mysterious nanny who comes the to aid of children who’s parents are neglecting them in some way. She enter and exits families lives on a flying umbrella. She carries a bag, that contains many items far to large to fit in an ordinary bag. Her way of sliding up the banister is confusing, yet intriguing. Mary Poppins will kept you wondering what she will come up with next. Even her friend Bert, who draws chalk drawings, will take …show more content…
Mr. Dawes Sr. tries to teach the children about the real world and saving money. He tells Michael that he needs to invest his money in the bank, and Michael does not want to. Mr. Dawes tries to take the money from Michael and Michael tells him to give it back. This leads to a disturbance at the bank, and Michael and Jane flee the bank. They end up in the East End lost, when Bert finds them and escorts them home. Bert tells their father that he should not be mad at them. The children are sad; so later that night, Mary and Bert take the children to the roof tops. Bert and his chimney sweep friends dance and sing in an exciting dance number. Bert gets the the children and even Mary Poppins to sing and dance along. Mr. Banks is called to the bank for disciplinary action where they fire him. He is sad, but he thinks about the stories the children had told him, and he shouts supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and tells one of the jokes they had told him to Mr. Dawes. Mr. Banks leaves happily to return home. Mr. Dawes finally gets the joke and floats to the ceiling laughing where he soon after dies. The next day Mr. Banks gets his job back from one of Mr. Dawes sons. The family is a family again, and Mr. Banks has decided to take Bert’s advice to spend more time with the children. The movie ends with Mary Poppins leaving a happy family singing “Let’s Go Fly a