“Saving Mr. Banks” delights us, “Escape From Tomorrow” doesn’t.

The mash-up was chosen from the viewpoint of “Saving Mr. Banks” being a packaged Disney product–it’s part of the Disney brand, and made in such a way to appeal to nostalgia for not only “Mary Poppins,” but for the Disney Co. itself. “Escape From Tomorrow” is the exact opposite–in no way sanctioned by Disney, it is completely outside what Disney would consider producing. Assignments for next time: The Science of Sleep / The Fall.