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Mary

A brilliant re-edit of footage from Mary Poppins to advertise a rather different take on the movie we recall.

Another tip of the hat to Crypt Leak for mentioning this one to me a while back.
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Jodi said…
Hi Mike...
I havent' stopped by here in awhile. That Mary Poppins video is hilarious. I showed it to my teens and their opinion was "creepy".

Anyway, thanks for a funny look.
Have a Merry Christmas.
J.
1:14 PM
Mike Norton said…
Working on it!

My younger son, I realized when I showed it to him last night, has never seen the original, so we might dig that up sometime soon because the edit's so much funnier when one knows the original context for each of the scenes. As it was, both kids are more interested in the movie this commercial appears to be pitching than in the original.
8:53 PM
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