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In Depression-era London, a magical nanny arrives to help the financially strained Banks family. Mary Poppins uses her unique blend of magic and music to bring joy and order back into their lives. As she works her wonders, she also helps the children, Jane and Michael, reconnect with their father. The film culminates in a heartwarming display of family unity and the enduring power of imagination.

Mary Poppins Returns received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its musical numbers, visuals, and performances, particularly Emily Blunt's portrayal of Mary Poppins. However, some critics found the film to be overly nostalgic and lacking the original's groundbreaking charm. Audiences were generally pleased with the whimsical sequel, appreciating its family-friendly entertainment and faithful continuation of the beloved character.

• Visually stunning with charming musical sequences.

• Emily Blunt shines as the iconic nanny, though the film struggles to escape the shadow of its predecessor.

• A heartwarming and nostalgic family film that offers escapism and joy.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the film's visual splendor, captivating musical performances, and the magical atmosphere it created. Many found it to be a delightful and enchanting experience for the whole family, praising its adherence to the spirit of the original. Some viewers noted that while enjoyable, it didn't quite capture the same innovative magic as the first film.

Nominated for 4 Golden Globe Awards, including Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song ('The Place Where Lost Things Go').

The character of Mary Poppins's cousin, Topsy Turvy, played by Meryl Streep, was inspired by Topsy from the original Mary Poppins stories, whose presence was cut from the first film but included in the sequel.