Review of Mr. Nanny (1993) by Spangle — 28 May 2015
Mrs. Doubtfire is incredibly unique and winds up being a great blend of comedy and heartfelt family drama. Robin Williams manages to blend the two things he was great at in this one: being absolutely hilarious, but also just being a great actor.
Throughout, the film really pulls on your heart strings and makes you feel invested as you root for Williams' character to be able to see his children. The film is pretty well-written and is relatively well directed, which also help here.
My main complaint is that it did get a little ridiculous at times. There were moments that just angered me with how stupid it was and how far-fetched it was. Sure, the premise is a little far-fetched, but not as out there as some of the stuff that happens in the film itself.
Those moments aside, this one is quite funny and incredibly touching and makes for quite the entertaining film.
This review of Mr. Nanny (1993) was written by Spangle on 28 May 2015.
Mr. Nanny has generally received mixed reviews.
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