Mary Poppins @ the El Capitan Theatre

innerSpaceman · 01-13-2007, 08:53 AM

Heheh, I've never watched the DVD I purchased. I'm trying to get over the fawlty display ratio issue. Hmmm, it'll be interesting to see what image ratio they use at the El Cap.

But I've seen Mary Poppins dozens of times .... the first during its original 1964 run at Radio City Music Hall. Some people say it drags in the third act - and it does take a dark and slowing turn there. Yet, that's a mere quibble to detract from one of the best movie musicals ever made ... and Walt Disney's most famous and successful live action picture is a true classic worth seeing on the silver screen.

Ooooh, and who can resist a sing-along?!?!

View Poll Results: Will you have a Jolly Holiday with Mary?
Yes! I'm in tune and ready to feed the birds!	3	50.00%
No! I can't sing, so go fly a kite!	1	16.67%
I'd rather swank on another night, please	2	33.33%
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01-13-2007, 08:53 AM	#15
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Heheh, I've never watched the DVD I purchased. I'm trying to get over the fawlty display ratio issue. Hmmm, it'll be interesting to see what image ratio they use at the El Cap. But I've seen Mary Poppins dozens of times .... the first during its original 1964 run at Radio City Music Hall. Some people say it drags in the third act - and it does take a dark and slowing turn there. Yet, that's a mere quibble to detract from one of the best movie musicals ever made ... and Walt Disney's most famous and successful live action picture is a true classic worth seeing on the silver screen. Ooooh, and who can resist a sing-along?!?!
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