Saving Mr. Banks

Audience emotional responses for 'Saving Mr. Banks' are primarily driven by a blend of its biographical drama and comedic elements. Empathy is high as viewers delve into P.L. Travers's guarded personality and the painful childhood memories that shaped her, leading to significant moments of sadness and melancholy. Humor arises from the delightful clash between Travers's curmudgeonly nature and Walt Disney's optimistic Hollywood charm, as well as the Sherman brothers' cheerful persistence. The film also evokes joy and happiness through the creative process, the iconic 'Mary Poppins' songs, and the eventual triumph of bringing the beloved story to the screen. Inspiration is drawn from Walt's unwavering dedication and Travers's journey of healing and acceptance, while nostalgia is strong for those with a connection to 'Mary Poppins'.