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In order to make the film more kid-friendly, Disney drastically changed the tone of Mary Poppins before its initial release. But now, thanks to the newly released director’s cut, you can see it the way Robert Stevenson originally intended. |
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I would like to say that this movie would make a lot more money then the original Mary Popins. So scary, kind of like that new Mist or Fog movie by Steven King. I really want to see it. It looks good (Steven King Movie).
That was very weird... and somewhat disturbing...
oh, and happy b-day shado, even though it's 20 or so days late.
In response to Havoc's rude comment: (which was also on MY birthday) Kiss mah ass. :)
oh i sh*t mah pants!
in my- comment time, i decided to comment this too, never actually seen mary poppins original movie, but i bet that this one is actually much scarier :p
Zombies, ghosts and skeletons? How old are you people?
The recut is fine how it is, and hilarious in how well it was done.
dun dun duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun
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al it needs is some undead and skeletons and it would be a hit
ShadoCrytr thats what you do in re-cuts you take clips from a movie and make them look like a whole new scry movie... fool
it would scare me if her face was a little zombified or ghostlyor even that old lady from the new movie "Dead Silence"
Would have been better if he didn't just take a bunch of cuts from the movie, which made it seem a little cheesy.
..All though the last line was a bit disturbing. >_>
Holy ****! scared me..
she's he-ere!
That was aaaaaaawwwwwesoooommmmmmmmmmeuh.
I would pay good money to see that movie.