Mary Poppins Returns Making of - Making The Impossible

Mary Poppins Returns - Making The Impossible is a different making-of than the other one available on Youtube. This half hour doc shows the love and care that went into Poppins and why it comes the closest to being a true "Walt" Disney Movie...enjoy!

[tripleg]

"Close your mouth Michael, we are still not a codfish."
I love it!

[robwilliamson]

The genius of the costumes is staggering. Painting ruffles onto Mary’s skirt is absolutely brilliant. It makes so much sense to blend the two worlds and to go to that extent is amazing.

[IvanIsYda_]

“We are still not a codfish”
The way they referenced such a simple old line from the original sends me oml😂

[doubleawesometv]

The costume design in this movie is really really great.

[rebekahgalliford]

When Dick Van Dyke starts singing in Cherry Tree Lane.. that was magic.
Really enjoyed this film, even though I didn't think I would. But the passion and love for this project is clear for all to see.
Well done to all involved :)

[rebekahjoy]

Initially I wanted to see this movie solely for Lin Manuel-Miranda but I left falling in love with everyone, specifically Ben Whishaw. I thought he was a standout actor for me. Speaking from experience, when you have an emotional role like he does, it's very easy to overdue it but he did it SO well! He was really believable and added 1000 layers of likability to him.

[KrizylRacasa]

the best 26 minutes and 58 seconds of my LIFE

[haleycruz]

"when you look at Mary Poppins skirt for instance, there are ruffles"
me : hmm yes yes
there are no ruffles"
me :

[andyleclerc]

This movie came along just when I needed it. I HAVE been feeling the darkness of the world closing in on me, as well as battling depression and loneliness. By the time it was over, I felt healed. I felt like I could find joy again. Uplifted doesn't begin to describe how amazing I felt. Mary Poppins didn't just save the Banks family...she saved me, too. I am forever in debt to the NARY POPPINS RETURNS family.

[crazeemm]

The thing that got me was that The Admiral fires off his cannon every hour and later he is shown firing off at midnight yet he is still a beloved member of the neighborhood who is allowed to stay. If I did something that caused total devastation of my neighbors houses EVERY HOUR, someone would burn my house down before the first sunset of my arrival in the neighborhood! Absolutely love this movie though! 3 visits to see it at the theater so far!

[passiton]

It was in a class of its own. Just like the original.
It brought fun, laughter excitement, nostalgia, memories and an enhanced perspective on this (sometimes) drab an dreary world.
Something we all need, today...

[sousaphoneonthebeach]

*Talking about Emily Blunt playing Mary Poppins*
BECAUSE EMILY IS THE MOST AMAZING HUMAN BEING EVER!

And also, they basically called Lin a man-child so we'll say he's the most talented man-child ever.

[helgafalckenberg]

Couldnt imagine...
got same goosebumps all over as when I saw the Disney film as a kid...
And now I am 67...
Thanks for the upload!

[MadsterMoo]

This movie was something else. I was very upset when it ended! It was so magical. It really can help you escape from your reality, whatever is happening. I love it so much💕

[kirstyfernandes]

I saw this movie 4 times in the theatres and listened to the soundtrack, an uncountable amount of times.

I kinda discovered the magic in my life again because of the movie, which also kinda opened my eyes to Lin Manuel Miranda.

I wish I had found him earlier, I'd heard his name before, but it never clicked until this movie, now I am obsessed with Hamilton and Lin has such a beautiful soul, he's the gift that just keeps on giving and is now one of my favorite people ever.

[mariabanana]

A cover is not a book should totally be nominated for an oscar

[michellebatliner]

Every time I see Dick Van Dyke I get teary eyed because he’s just such an amazing person who has never lost his zest for life❤️

[deltaboy]

Now this is the Disney I remember as a child, well done Disney well done indeed. Thanks you for bringing back my childhood.

[browncoatkevin]

I went in having forgotten much of the original and remembering much of the stage version. I loved the imaginative sequences with water, animation, and Topsy, and Lin-Manuel's proving himself a theatrical jack-of-all-stages. I liked hearing that the music was being written with the film, as it clearly shows that the third verse of "The Cover Is Not The Book" was written for him and his Hamiltonian talents.

Topsy's scene might have had a hidden musical metaphor in it that I just picked up on. "Turning Turtle" starts off strongly traditional Eastern European, reminiscent of Fiddler on the Roof, then switches to the then-new form of jazz. Just like Topsy's views on Second Wednesdays - first all traditional "oh I HATE this disruption", then all new "ooh, I love this new point of view!".

I think my favorite songs are "Cover is not the Book", "Turning Turtle", and "Trip A Little Light Fantastic". Honorable mentions to the rest of the soundtrack.

Overall, exquisite movie, I recommended it to friends who also greatly enjoyed it.

[thecreator]

"I imagine it's what a marathon runner feels like."

No Lin. It's what Broadway chorus do.