Saving Mr. Banks evaluation action
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Mabelle 2022-03-24 09:01:46
The plot has nothing to do with the translated name, the two main lines are interspersed, and the father-daughter relationship is very moving. disney intends to shoot Mary Poppins, female writers come to the United States for interviews, critical and harsh writers make every effort to adapt the plot, all of which are because of the father she admires, frustrated at work, alcoholism and illness, although she loved her family, but died very early, this story is The author's own redemption. The movie was released but she was not invited. She took the initiative to go to the premiere and shed tears of memories.
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Vern 2022-03-25 09:01:08
The love and warmth brought by her father, the encouragement and imagination, and the disappointment that intensified with alcoholism in the later period were in sharp contrast, but all of this suddenly came to an abrupt end with the death of her father, and she was entangled and harmonious in her heart. When little Helen grows up to be a PL lady, she does not accept pears, animations, selling dreams under the pretext of money, and rejects everything that can break into or modify her memories. The film is moving and hopeful.
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Ralph: Hey, sun came out again.
P.L. Travers: You say it as if you're surprised, as if the sun were particular about for whom it appears. It seems you think I am responsible for its miraculous dawning every day. For heaven's sake, it's California.
Ralph: Certainly is!
P.L. Travers: I'd so much rather be accountable for the rain.
Ralph: Oh, that's sad.
P.L. Travers: Sad is entirely the wrong emotion. I shan't bother explaining why. It would just... Zip!
Ralph: Huh. Okey-dokey.
P.L. Travers: The rain brings life.
Ralph: So does the sun.
P.L. Travers: Be quiet!
Ralph: Yes, ma'am.
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P.L. Travers: [reading the script] 'Scene one, exterior, Seventeen Cherry Tree Lane, Day.' Yes, that's good. That can stay.
Richard Sherman: That's just a scene heading.
P.L. Travers: Though I do think we should say 'Number Seventeen,' instead of just 'Seventeen.'
Don DaGradi, Robert Sherman: No one's going to see it!
P.L. Travers: *I* will see it.