History YMMV / BedknobsAndBroomsticks

** Professor Browne, after turning himself into a rabbit to rescue Miss Price and the Children from the Nazis is seen speaking the line "Jumping Jehoshaphat, more Jerries," when scouting two Nazis outside the castle, with his rabbit body noticeably mouthing the words. Not once did he or the many other characters turned into rabbits demonstrate the ability to speak, weather too themselves or to others, often just acting like the animal they have been turned into. And again after the scene, Professor Browne returns to acting like a rabbit, no speech, until he turns back into a man.

** For those who otherwise see the film as too much like ''Film/MaryPoppins,'' the SignatureScene battle between the enchanted suits of armor and the Nazis is usually what draws them in.

** For those who otherwise see the film as too much like ''Film/MaryPoppins,'' the final SignatureScene battle between the enchanted suits of armor and the Nazis is usually what draws them in.

** For those who otherwise see the film as too much like ''Mary Poppins,'' the final SignatureScene battle between the enchanted suits of armor and the Nazis is usually what draws them in.

* JustHereForGodzilla: Disney fans who prefer their animated works tend to only care about this film for the animated scenes on the island.

** The armored executioner is by far the scariest of the animated armors. That thing is almost eight feet tall, with terrifying helm displaying an uncanny... face, slowly marching towards the Nazis and the camera, wielding a very big ax. This giant armor is not played for laughs. One look at this armored monster’s face, and even the Nazi Colonel drops his bravado and books it.

** The armored executioner is by far the scariest of the animated armors. That thing is almost eight feet tall, with terrifying helm displaying an uncanny... face, slowly marching towards the nazis and the camera, wielding a very big ax. This giant armor is not played for laughs. One look at this armored monster’s face, and even the nazi colonel drops his bravado and books it.

** The armored executioner is by far the scariest of the animated armors. Almost eight feet tall, with terrifying helm displaying an uncanny... *face*, slowly marching towards the nazis and the camera, wielding a very big ax. This giant armor is not played for laughs. One look at this armored *monster’s face*, and even the nazi colonel drops his bravado and books it.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic[=/=]EarWorm: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYBECKl0zFo Portobello Road]]" for most people, but "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0rRPU_cvGg Substitutiary Locomotion]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcQ3vNOAk8k The Beautiful Briny Sea]]" have their share of fans.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: It's pretty easy to spot the black skinsuits the extras wore under some of the non-plate animated armors in the climax.

* BrokenBase: Between people who prefer the 117 minute "general release version" and the 139 minute "25th Anniversary reconstructed version". People who prefer the longer cut argue that it was closer to the version that the film makers originally intended the movie to be [[ExecutiveMeddling before they were forced to cut it down]]; while people who prefer the shorter cut argue that [[ProtectionFromEditors it removes unnecessary scenes and makes the film's narrative work better]], and that the [[TheOtherDarrin redubbed voices]] (necessitated by lost vocal tracks) are jarring. Frustratingly, while Disney currently sells both cuts on DVD, they don't sell a set that contains both of them, leaving people to choose whether to buy a DVD of the 25th Anniversary Edition[[note]]referred to on the case as the "Enchanted Musical Edition"[[/note]] by itself, or the theatrical cut in a Blu-Ray/DVD combo pack.

* HilariousInHindsight:
** The Isle of Naboombu has more than a passing resemblance to [[Toys/{{Bionicle}} Voya Nui]].
** ''Bedknobs and Broomsticks'' is often seen as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and both starred Creator/DavidTomlinson. Creator/AngelaLansbury will appear in ''Film/MaryPoppinsReturns''.

** The simple fact that a Nazi occupation of Britain - by the dreaded Waffen SS, no less - makes up much of the second half of the movie. [[spoiler: Part of Eglantine's house is even destroyed by a grenade in the battle scene.]] These scenes can be nightmarish, even as Disneyfied as it was depicted.

** The Portobello road sequence drags on quite a while and seems to have no greater link to the story than to display different cultures dancing. By the end of it, you might have forgotten why the heroes even stopped in. This is made worse by the expanded edition of the film, which drags the song sequence out to a full ten minutes in length.

* SpecialEffectsFailure: It's pretty easy to spot the black skinsuits the extras wore under some of the animated armors in the climax.

** Emelius's hazy vision of Miss Price on the railroad tracks, clad as the magician's assistant he envisioned her to be, comes out of nowhere (although a good case could be made it was a spell, whether conscious or subconscious, which she cast to summon him when she ended up in distress and couldn't call for help on the phone) and after it lets him escape the Nazis and make it back to the cottage it is never mentioned again.

* BrokenBase: Between people who prefer the 117 minute "general release version" and the 139 minute "25th Anniversary reconstructed version". People who prefer the longer cut argue that it was closer to the version that the film makers originally intended the movie to be [[ExecutiveMeddling before they were forced to cut it down]], while people who prefer the shorter cut argue that [[ProtectionFromEditors it removes unnecessary scenes and makes the film's narrative work better]]. Frustratingly, while Disney currently sells both cuts on DVD, they don't sell a set that contains both of them, leaving people to choose whether to buy a DVD of the 25th Anniversary Edition[[note]]referred to on the case as the "Enchanted Musical Edition"[[/note]] by itself, or the theatrical cut in a Blu-Ray/DVD combo pack.

** ''Bedknobs and Broomsticks'' is often seen as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and both starred David Tomlinson. Creator/AngelaLansbury will appear in ''Film/MaryPoppinsReturns''.

** The simple fact that a Nazi occupation of Britain makes up much of the second half of the movie. [[spoiler: Part of Eglantine's house is even destroyed by a grenade in the battle scene.]] These scenes can be nightmarish, even as Disneyfied as it was depicted.

** ''Bedknobs and Broomsticks'' is often seen as a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Film/MaryPoppins'' and both starred David Tomlinson. Creator/AngelaLansbury will appear in ''Mary Poppins Returns''.

* HilariousInHindsight: The Isle of Naboombu has more than a passing resemblance to [[Toys/{{Bionicle}} Voya Nui]].

* HilariousInHindsight: The Isle of Naboombu has more than a passing resemblance to [[Franchise/{{Bionicle}} Voya Nui]].