History Heartwarming / ChittyChittyBangBang

* While its place in the movie leads up to a very silly punchline, "The Roses Of Success" is an otherwise inspiring song about [[EarnYourHappyEnding finding triumph in the wake of failure]]. A TriumphantReprise plays after Lord Scrumptious agrees to sell Caractacus's sweets (not for their intended purpose, granted, but he's still blown over by the fact that he's actually created something that works for once, especially after his disastrous pitch earlier in the film). Up from the ashes, indeed!

* The implication that the (adult) townspeople are [[EveryoneHasStandards just as disgusted by the ban on children as our heroes are]]. They call after Jeremy and Jemima, with [[AdultFear panic in their voices]], not to go with the Child Catcher when they see the children running through the streets. In the climax, they charge the castle and give the children a fighting chance against the cavalry.

* The implication that the (adult) townspeople are [[EveryoneHasStandards just a disgusted by the ban on children as our heroes are]]. They call after Jeremy and Jemima, with [[AdultFear panic in their voices]], not to go with the Child Catcher when they see the children running through the streets. In the climax, they charge the castle and give the children a fighting chance against the cavalry.
* While it's place in the movie leads up to a very silly punchline, "The Roses Of Success" is an otherwise inspiring song about [[EarnYourHappyEnding finding triumph in the wake of failure]]. A TriumphantReprise plays after Lord Scrumptious agrees to sell Caractacus's sweets (not for their intended purpose, granted, but he's still blown over by the fact that he's actually created something that works for once, especially after his disastrous pitch earlier in the film). Up from the ashes, indeed!

* While it's place in the movie leads up to a very silly punchline, "The Roses Of Success" is an otherwise inspiring song about [[EarnYourHappyEnding finding triumph in the wake of failure]]. A TriumphantReprise plays after Lord Scrumptious agrees to sell Caractacus's sweets (as dog treats, grated, but he's still blown over by the fact that he's actually created something that works for once, especially after his disastrous pitch earlier in the film). Up from the ashes, indeed!

* The implication that the (adult) townspeople are [[EveryoneHasStandards just a disgusted by the ban on children as our heroes are]]. They call after Jeremy and Jemima, with [[AdultFear panic in their voices]], not to go with the Child Catcher when they see the children running through the streets. In the climax, they charge the castle and give the children a fighting chance against the cavalry.

** Later, when they're locked in the tower, Jemima is sleeping in Jeremy's arms.

* Pay attention to when Jeremy and Jemima are being presented in a cage to the Baron and Baroness. Both have their faces pressed up against the bars, but Jeremy [[BigBrotherInstinct has his arm protectively around Jemima the whole time]].

'''Truly:''' (laughing) Now you'll ''have'' to marry me!

* Creator/DickVanDyke singing ''You Two''. He's perfect at playing a loving father.

-->'''Jemima:''' It's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen in my entire life!

-->'''Truly:''' Where are we?
-->'''Caractacus:''' Somewhere over the North Sea, I think.
-->'''Truly:''' Don't you know where we're going?
-->'''Caractacus:''' I don't, but Chitty does. I think we're in pretty good hands.

-->'''Truly''': *outraged* Well, Mister Potts!
-->'''Caractacus''': *shocked* What? What's the matter?
-->'''Truly''': *laughing* Now you'll ''have'' to marry me!
* The following exchange. If nothing else, you get the feeling that Caractacus wouldn't say that last sentence out loud to just anyone. It's a secret that he's trusting her with:
-->'''Truly:''' I really owe you an apology. You're more than just a father to those two children.
-->'''Caractacus:''' Nursemaid, private tutor, chief cook and bottle-washer, everything. Except what they really need.

* Chitty having been turned from a burnt-out heap of old iron into a beautiful car yet again. Further heartwarming moments as Chitty starts up again and as Chitty gets back out on the road.

* Dick van Dyke singing ''You Two''. He's perfect at playing a loving father.

-->'''Caractacus:''' Nursemaid, private tutor, chief cook and bottle-washer, everything. Except what they really need.

-->'''Truly''': *laughing* Now you'll ''have'' to marry me!

--->'''Truly:''' Where are we?
--->'''Caractacus:''' Somewhere over the North Sea, I think.
--->'''Truly:''' Don't you know where we're going?
--->'''Caractacus:''' I don't, but Chitty does. I think we're in pretty good hands.

* Dick van Dyke singing ''You Two''. He's perfect at being a loving father.

-->'''Truly''': Well, Mister Potts!
-->'''Caractacus''': What? What's the matter?

* Caractacus and Truly among the hidden children of Vulgaria. They've never met these kids before and technically have no obligation to help, but they take very little convincing, if any.