Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang Poster Online



Posted by on 07. 12. 2009in News Chat

I actually liked Nanny McPhee. It was a throwback to the bedtime storybook tales I recall in my wee years. The story was well laid out and taught a solid lesson. My children also loved the film.

And new we get news of a sequel in the form of a poster for Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang

The original film is based on a children’s book series Nurse Matilda, however there are little comparisons past that.

Nanny McPhee is a supernatural figure that teaches increasingly naughty children to behave, and her presence is summed up with her stating “When you don’t want me but need me, I will be here. When you don’t need me but want me, I must go.” And all the while her awkwardly ugly appearance changes through the movie as the kids become better behaved. Eventually they learn to respect their Nanny and love her, but then she must leave.

Presumably the sequel will pick up with the next family with naughty children who need her help.

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6 Responses to “Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang Poster Online”

  1. meli says:

    I found Nanny McPhee absolutely charming. It will be interesting if the same feeling will be caught a second time. I hope so and Emma Thompson is a gem, so I have faith.

  2. Dragonslayer says:

    They’re making ANOTHER one?

  3. arnique says:

    Can you say Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? Still watching it though. I love magical nannies.

  4. 420BAND says:

    yeah, First look and Chitty Chitty comes to mind.

    ( thick spanish accent)

  5. kizzim03 says:

    A witchy-type woman taking children on a ride in a flying contraption, and from the bomb buried in the English countryside I’m guessing this is during WWII. I’m not thinking Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. I’m thinking Bedknobs and Broomsticks. The concept sounds charming though.

  6. Ryan says:

    I could not stand the first one. I already saw that movie…. decades ago. It was called Mary Poppins. And it was much better.

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