Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had a little more money to use off my card gift card that you guys gave me and about that

Had to get the movie to show my grandson it was a movie I grew up watching

Good movie great sound always love the classics but they cleaned movie up too good for bluray video quality is poor

Kind of boring and dated. My wife likes it but my 3 1/2 year old girl was bored quickly.

This movie has been around forever. Definitely takes you back. Worth seeing

3 1/2 year old Daughter really enjoyed it but she got bored easily with it.

My granddaughter loved this movie it’s her utmost favorite.

Eh, I don’t like musicals especially corny ones like this

Great for the kids! Great flash back of the past! We need more movies like these.

movie was a good classic. loved sharing this with my grand children

Marry Poppins is merry. This is a musical you've got to be reminded.

This brought back a lot of memories, but left a little to be desired.

This blu ray is highly recommended, a great product.

I forget how boring this movie is until I watch it. Unsure why I purchased it other than many consider it a classic.

We bought the Mary Poppins DVD with the digital copy. We were unable to use the digital copy which rendered the Christmas gift for my daughter useless since she was going to watch the movie on her IPad on our 3 hour car ride.

We purchased this after watching saving mr banks. What a mistake, we were bored stiff from the very beginning. We had company and all of us wanted to be polite and endured it. At the end all agreed end it was terrible.

Movie DVD was very poor poor quality movie was very fuzzy and not full screen option.

This is a excellent steelbook to with my marry poppins returns steelbook. If you liked this movie then you should buy this steelbook for your collection.

It's a great movie with a great cast and music it came in a steelbook and a digital copy.

I grew up in England and I had several nannies. I can assure you that none of my nannies were like Mary Poppins. My nanny used to make us (my two brothers and me) lay face down before lunch. She would rub the back of our ears with linseed oil (not a pleasant odor but it was supposed to promote good humor). Then she would slap the bottoms of our bare feet with a raw London broil (this was, according to her, strengthening our political resolve). She was an odd bird and nothing like Mary. I especially chuckle when she teaches Jane and Michael to snap their fingers to clean up their rooms. Our nanny would snap her fingers and, if our rooms weren't spotless within 20 minutes, we would be forced to bathe in cold water using lava soap whilst she read us Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" Needless to say I am not a fan of the free markets. The musical numbers in this are terrific and D. Van D. does a wonderful job in all of his roles (he also plays the dodgey old balloon knot in the bank in case you didn't know)...but he does glorify mopery and vagary. The chilren see him as a hero of sorts whilst they degrade their hard working father. Overall though, this is a classic Disney film and reminds me of better days gone by...minus the linseed oil...