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Would be a serious examination of the family in the postmodern age, were it not so laugh-out-loud funny.

A gem for lovers of great show tunes.

There are great debates about what the best children’s film of all time is, but Mary Poppins surely has to be a strong contender.

The film demonstrates an innate vulgarity when it comes to imitating the trappings of royalty.

There's enough of the tiara thing going on for the young wannabe ballerina types out there and, for the slightly older, the handsome prince still brings fairytale hopes for all.

The look of the film has been influenced by the contents of a dressing up trunk and the style lacks Coward's lightness of touch.

As the dashing assassin Puss in Boots, Antonio Banderas is perfectly cast, and there is not one moment of his performance which is not worth watching.

All-in-all... it’s merely OK.

The script, like Shrek, is flabby and going to seed.

Boy meets nun, boy loses nun, boy marries nun, boy and nun go on the run.