"Mary Poppins Returns" is a beloved musical film that is a sequel to the classic movie "Mary Poppins." The film's soundtrack features a mix of original compositions and catchy songs that capture the magic and nostalgia of the original film.
The film's score was composed by Marc Shaiman, who also worked on the music for the Broadway musical "Hairspray." The score features a mix of orchestral pieces and songs, with highlights including "Can You Imagine That?" and "The Place Where Lost Things Go." The music is playful, perfectly capturing the spirit of the film.
One standout track on the soundtrack is "A Cover Is Not the Book," a lively and upbeat tune that showcases the film's whimsical tone. The song is performed by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Emily Blunt, who play Jack and Mary Poppins, respectively. The song's catchy chorus and clever lyrics make it a standout track on the album.
Fun fact: The soundtrack to "Mary Poppins Returns" was nominated for Best Original Score at the 91st Academy Awards, but ultimately lost to "Black Panther."
Another standout track is "The Place Where Lost Things Go," a beautiful ballad that is both poignant and uplifting. The song is performed by Emily Blunt and is a tribute to the original film's classic song "Feed the Birds." The song's lyrics speak to the emotional heart of the film, reminding us that lost things can always be found again.
The soundtrack to "Mary Poppins Returns" is a delightful and charming collection of songs that perfectly captures the magic and nostalgia of the original film. With its original compositions and catchy songs, the soundtrack is a must-listen for fans of the film.
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