Mum's Monday Killer Family A Nanny Nightmare

 Warning spoilers


At the start you, or I wondered what happened. I am glad that it is explained in the script. I love that the sister can and is helping. I half liked the conversation though, it seemed a little positively negative, like ‘I will help you but with conditions’ and six months is not long really.


I like him, her not so much. The part about what she was specifically asking for in a nanny, reminds me of the film Mary Poppins with Julie Andrews. Now what? Also like Mary Poppins the child/children decide and again now what? She has one serious issue, whatever that is?


It is nice to see her being helpful with a nicer condition this time. Oh, good question: ‘what is the worst that could happen?’ I feel this is a little cheesy and predictable in some ways.


The tour, it all seems, yes, strange but plausible. The script is brilliantly written in most/some parts.


She is certainly an interesting mystery and whoa that/she made me jump through the TV screen. Now this is getting, I want to say ‘Creepy and weird’ and this has little/few boundaries,


I think I know who she is, I thought it for a while when another theory about Emily (Gianna Gallegos) ok, I could be wrong , ok, what is going on? Ok crazy ok, she is not a fan then.


I love that she is staying for the ‘Little girl’ but a ‘Field trip’ might be a bad idea. What are they hiding? I know now. I however, don’t know why this film has the title it has. Ok, my theory still stands, however, people do have the same name. This is a coincidence ok, with ref to the title , poor him.


Yes, confused, that is a good explanation and description. Now what? Oh, scrap that , not a fan and enter an obsessed and mean person.


I love the ‘I won’t ever’ and the ‘Im always right’ comments, what a sweet ending. I liked this film. It leaves a lasting impression.


Thank you for reading 


Sandra

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