Nanny McPhee (2005)
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An ugly version of 'Mary Poppins'
An average movie
Lively colourful and entertaining!

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"Released on January 27, 2006 A co-production with Universal Pictures. Produced in association with StudioCanal and Working Title Films. "
Lively colourful and entertaining!
“Nanny McPhee is an example of a film where I was put off by the trailers, but I am glad I saw the film, because it is a lively, well meaning and very colourful film. Not to mention entertaining... there are some very amusing scenes in the early parts of the film, with the children, who all gave spirited performances. The costumes and sets are very colourful, with beautiful vivid colours, perhaps a bit too much at times, but you can't deny the look of the film was lovely. The script was absolutely delightful, very lively and entertaining. But what made this film was the performance of Emma Thompson, who was just terrific. As was Colin Firth, and I thoroughly enjoyed Angela Lansbury's turn as an elderly aristocrat. The ending was easily the best scene of the film, the visuals were just amazi” read more

" ...and Colin Firth (2005) Kelly Macdonald, Imelda Staunton, Elizabeth Berrington and ... Angela Lansbury as Aunt Adelaide "

"January 28th, 2006(at the Cinemark 20 in Moosic)"

" TITLE OF WRITTEN WORK: Nurse Matilda PUBLISHED FORMAT: children's book series AUTHOR/CREATOR: Christianna Brand ORIGINAL PUBLICATION YEAR: 1964 HAVE I READ: No NOTES: N/A "
“'Nanny McPhee' will please children but it's not likely to be enjoyed by grown-ups 'Nanny McPhee' is really an ugly version of 'Mary Poppins' (Emma T”

"First Watched 9/4/2016 A fun little magical story but rather mean spirited and gross in some of its humor maybe it is just a case of some humor lost in translation. However, the actors all do a solid job even the kids! Plus, I found the romance that bloomed in this film was really organic and beautiful and I really enjoyed that aspect it warmed my heart. "