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'''NC:''' Sorry, I...I...died for a minute. ''(waves hands happily) Mary Poppins''! |
'''NC:''' Sorry, I...I...died for a minute. ''(waves hands happily) Mary Poppins''! |
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| − | '''NC (vo):''' On top of that, there's a big difference between a villain and an antagonist. In the first film, the bank is the antagonist. Here, it's the villain. The bank in the first movie is not evil. They think they're doing good by helping Michael invest. The idea is Michael is too young to be thinking of things like that. He should be allowed to still be a kid and spend what little he has on something ethical. Learning morality is the most important at that age. Then, when he's a little older |
+ | '''NC (vo):''' On top of that, there's a big difference between a villain and an antagonist. In the first film, the bank is the antagonist. Here, it's the villain. The bank in the first movie is not evil. They think they're doing good by helping Michael invest. The idea is Michael is too young to be thinking of things like that. He should be allowed to still be a kid and spend what little he has on something ethical. Learning morality is the most important at that age. Then, when he's a little older he can start saving up with the responsibility of knowing what's truly important. Mr. Banks isn't evil, he just lost track of what's important. Even Mr. Dawes isn't evil. He could have just taken the kids' money by force, but he waits for him to open his hand, trying to convince Michael if he handed it over. He's sneaky, but he doesn't think he's doing wrong. |
''(In the 2018 film, Wilkins burns the page from the ledger in the fireplace after Michael and Jane leave)'' |
''(In the 2018 film, Wilkins burns the page from the ledger in the fireplace after Michael and Jane leave)'' |
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