Filed under: Features

It’s the ‘Nanny McPhee’ Poster!

One scary nanny.

While the new poster doesn’t prove it the trailer certainly does, Nanny McPhee is one scary nanny and she even has her own self-titled film due out in theaters on January 27, 2006.

For those of you in the know you already are aware of this film and its story, but for those unfamiliar folks, Nanny McPhee is a dark and witty fable in which Emma Thompson portrays a person of unsettling appearance and magical powers who enters the household of the recently widowed Mr. Brown (Colin Firth) and attempts to tame his seven exceedingly ill-behaved children.

There is more to the story and a hi-res look at the teaser poster if you just click here or on the nanny’s hat above.

Related post categories: Features :
Click Here to add an
Avatar to Your Account
Be the first to comment on this article.
Leave Your Feedback
(required)
(will not be shown) (required)
ADVERTISEMENT
How do you feel about the Cuban revolutionary?
'Ballast,' 'Frozen River' and 'Rachel' still look strong independently
Better get out there and get one last theatrical experience
'Ballast,' 'Frozen River' and 'Rachel Getting Married' lead the way with six noms
Goes to show the influence the fanboys and girls have on the Internet
Preparing to sum it all up...
The director shuffle on meaningless movies
Wanted, Narnia, Step Brothers and Casablanca lead off the week
Turn your brain off and enjoy
It's a miracle I am still awake to talk about it
ADVERTISEMENT
Yup, he actually likes it... a lot I would say
'Kung Fu Panda' leads the way with 17, nine for 'Bolt' and eight for 'WALL-E'
Feeling an urge to at least say something
Ahhhh, gotta like that word - 'cerebral'
I can't get on board with this thinking
'Benjamin Button' gets the international shaft
A director is possibly named...
Live from the set of Malta... well... not really live...
Jack's back and while the prequel ain't much there's still hope
Crazy makes for a fun film, but not necessarily a good one
Four Christmases pulls a slight upset...
Front loaded weekends are hard to follow-up
Will the guest stars outshine the lead?
It's a feast of post-holiday pictures
Van Damme can certainly play himself, but is that where it ends?