This movie brought up memmories of my carefree childhood. I cried to learn my association with the happiest of my childhood is built upon the sadness of the author's pitiful life.
shareJust watched it again and cried again when she does in the theater. I still get furious when she makes the flip comment about Sherman getting shot. He was a war hero, for God's sake.
shareI nearly cried with Pamela when she was watching the ending of the 'Mary Poppins premier. That was the only time that I was really moved.
shareI don't just cry; I ugly cry. I saw it last night for the fourth time, and though I didn't cry as hard as last time (I was facedown on the couch bawling for five minutes), I still wept and I wept at more parts and longer.
Heck, I even tear up watching Mary Poppins now, at the part where Mr. Banks walks down the street alone, where Burt talks to his kids, the Let's Go Fly a Kite scene (all of which I also cry at when she watches the premiere) and also, annoyingly, at the "Banks" song, which is supposed to be funny but I can never watch the same way again.