Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the nursery...
HEEEERE'S MARY!
This is surprisingly disturbing....
H/T to commenter TJR.
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......Disturbing? I have watched this many times now and it just keeps getting funnier each time.
I admire the film makers brilliance more and more with each viewing. It's amazing what was done with just editing and a change of music. I Also loved how he altered Julie Andrews singing to from the original for added effect.
TJR
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Yikes.... I will have nightmares now....
I'd call disturbing a compliment in this case. It's supposed to be disturbing.
Does anyone else remember the movie Dark City, which featured the silently flying men in dark coats? In the context of this, Mary's flying reminds me of that.
A whole new light on why I never trusted that woman.
I was actually going to send you this. I see you need no inside information on the hot stuff.
I had heard of a similar trailer being made out of the Sound of Music -- it won some award some years ago. I wonder if Julie Andrews secretly scares some people -- sort of like fear of clowns.
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