Sure, why not Mary Poppins?
hebba wrote:Mary Poppins? Did Brunt include Mary Poppins?
I shiver thinking about it.
This is one of my sentimental, childhood favourites - but seriously, I think this is one of the best children movies. I am a huge fan of animation (in my Top 50 I have 4 animated movies), and "Mary Poppins" is a highlight in the combination of animation and real-life action...
I think it is hard to differ personal favourite movies and "best movies". Can you really be objective about the movies you've seen? I don't think so. There are many movies I've seen more often than a masterpiece like "Andrei Rublev", and I am surely willing to see them again - this doesn't make a movie really a "great" movie, but it is still a favourite movie...
It is almost impossible to reply to every post here - in general I am impressed by the number of responses, and every list is interesting (there are many movies of these lists I still have to see, I'm sure that in one year my Top 50 will look different!). I am glad that all of us accept that there is a cinema before "Star Wars" - I always fear that I am ignorant against the newer movies, so thanks for the support that apparently the cinema of the past was really better than the contemporary cinema.
I hope we will have some interesting discussions about movies in the future...
Well my lust isn't in alphabetical order but my list is because I sorted it in Microsoft Word. I find it impossible to choose a best film, but I do feel capable of listing ten that I think are better than others as favorites so I alphabetized the first ten, likewise the second ten, likewise the next thirty, and finally the last fifty in a top hundred list to designate the different levels of preference. You may presume that all the titles within an alphabetical sequence have the same weight.
c.i.
