Thread 212857035

I've been rewatching this movie and the implications of the Lost Boys in this universe is crazy Peter Pan at least has to be from the Victorian age so all those little kids are older than everybody else except for Peter Pan they're like hundreds of years old.

And while the Pirates are grown up they got to be hundreds of years old too if not thousands maybe the Pirates started out as Lost Boys too but eventually grew up but don't die of old age they just chose to grow up.

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Yeah I liked it and thought it had near worldbuilding for Neverland and the characters.

>>212857777
This kid looks like the fat kid from strangerthings

>>212857777
Quads for RUFIIIOOOOOOO!

>>212858651
Bangarang!!!!

Don't mind my nigga Thud.
He's just ballin' on his way to page 10.

>>212857035 (OP)
I did a marathon Hook and Peter Pan (2003) are good.
The one with Hugh Jackman singing Nirvana is pretty awful and Jeeta Pan one garbage.

I grew up with this movie and even wore out the VHS as a kid because I watched it so much. I was very surprised to learn as an adult that it was a critical failure. Every performance was solid and the direction was good.

We haven't had a good Peter Pan flick since 2003.

>>212857035 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCRrCGxh3w8

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>>212861040
He was the last authentic fun loving guy.

I don’t know man. This movie is kind of depressing. No one needed a story about how pieter pan becomes jaded. It’s like what they did for the Pooh movie where christopher robin is a jaded bitch for 75% of the movie. Who would take their kids to that kind of shit.

>>212861040
Based Robin.

>>212861251
Its to remind your children that they too will inevitably become adults and have to come to terms with putting away their childish things, but that should also include the fear of appearing childish.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=177re8-7cGM&list=RD177re8-7cGM&start_radio=1

>>212857035 (OP)
Neverland is where all lost things go. They're pirates lost at sea forever.

>>212861251
I really liked that movie too. I don't know how if a kid would though. Pooh is based. As a kid I loved Hook... it was mostly bright and fun except the beginning. Rewatching in my middle age I find the scenes with Captain Hook much more interesting. There's a little something for everybody in this movie.

Why did Peter give the sword to this fatass?

>>212860987
bob hoskins "oh not again" is the moment the fun movie becomes pure kino.

Hook's implied to be from the 1600's, not a larper with an affinity for the 1600's.
>>212861251
The problem with Hook is that Spielberg's conceit about childhood is directly opposed to JM Barrie's view on the matter, and what's in Peter Pan's dna as a story.

>>212861488
Rufio was dead and he's the biggest, the illest. Tryin to play gorilla when you aint no killa. The gats by yo liver. Your upper lip quiver

>>212857035 (OP)
>maybe the Pirates started out as Lost Boys too but eventually grew up
Or maybe when you to the island you stop aging.
That was always the thing that made the most sense to me.

>>212861488
>>212861741
l aways thought he was the next oldest.

reminder peter pan killed any lost boys that grew too old. hooks crew are the ones who escaped

>>212862529
Then became a lawyer which is worse. Typical...

amazing what film photography and properly fitting costumes can do

>>212857035 (OP)
I love it but it's maddeningly uneven. The first act is impeccable. Production design is incredible. So many great scenes, including some of the best of Spielberg's career. Hoffman and Hoskins were born to play their roles.

But the McDonalds kids Lost Boys and Julia Roberts really hurt it. The ending doesn't work. And as good as Robin Williams is, I'm still not sure he's the best pick for the role.

I still think the movie is underrated and a good time.

>>212862933
Who would you pick to replace Williams?

>Watch Star Trek Nemesis
>The next Trek general's OP references the infamous green cymbals
>Watch The Fifth Element
>Someone makes a thread about it a day later
>Watch Hook
>Someone makes a thread about it a day later
GET OUT OF MY HEAD

one of my favorite movies of all time, loved it as a kid and still do as an adult. the scene when he first regains his ability to fly and zooms around neverland and pranks the lost boys is the definition of a spielberg scene, and it comes to mind whenever I think of spielberg. i want to watch movies like this, ones i really care about, with some i love some day

>>212863420
Tom Hanks

>>212863420
Robert De Niro would been great in this role

>>212857035 (OP)
It's pretty good. I also like the different take on Pan, in the TV show Once Upon a Time.

>>212861381
well put

>>212861488
dei. seriously though, probably some subversive symbolism about whites handing over the 'sword' to blacks. this was released a few years before apartheid ended in 94.

>>212863420
roberts was fine. it was probably her least annoying role. prime meg ryan would've been amazing though.