1991 Directed by Steven Spielberg
The boy who wasn't supposed to grow up—Peter Pan—does just that, becoming a soulless corporate lawyer whose workaholism could cost him his wife and kids. During his trip to see Granny Wendy in London, the vengeful Capt. Hook kidnaps Peter's kids and forces Peter to return to Neverland.
Dustin Hoffman Robin Williams Julia Roberts Bob Hoskins Maggie Smith Caroline Goodall Charlie Korsmo Amber Scott Arthur Malet Isaiah Robinson Gwyneth Paltrow Phil Collins Glenn Close Regina Russell Banali Jasen Fisher Dante Basco Raushan Hammond James Madio Ryan Francis Max Hoffman Kelly Rowan Jake Hoffman Geoffrey Lower Don S. Davis Brad Blumenthal David Crosby Nick Tate Jan Cobler Tony Burton Show All…
Tom Ryba Gregory C. Tippie Garry Elmendorf David Beasley Daniel B. Ossello Thomas R. Homsher Louie Lantieri
Deep Roy M. James Arnett Seth Arnett Jack Gill Richard E. Butler Kenny Alexander Charles Croughwell Joey Box Jophery C. Brown Bud Davis Charlie Brewer Erik Stabenau R. A. Rondell Keith Campbell Mike Washlake Gene LeBell Henry Kingi Glenn R. Wilder Tabby Hanson Gary Hymes Kim Robert Koscki Will Leong Rick Avery Norman Howell Jimmy N. Roberts Spiro Razatos Gary McLarty Frank Ferrara Jim Burk Gary Epper Justin De Rosa Daniel W. Barringer Doc D. Charbonneau Chris Howell Donna Evans Loren Janes Andy Gill Laura Dash Bobby Burns Perry Barndt Gary Morgan Kurt D. Lott Alex Gaona Rick LeFevour Troy Robinson Chad Randall David Bartholomew Steve Picerni Chuck Picerni Jr. Pat Romano Lane Leavitt Manny Perry Erik Rondell Myke Schwartz Michael Runyard Elliot Santiago Scott Wilder Nick Brett Richard L. Blackwell Nathalie B. Bollinger George Fisher Jim Connors Mickey Cassidy Yannick Derrien Larry Nicholas Richie Gaona Gary Guercio Shawn Robinson Steve Hart Jim Stephan Keith Tellez Patricia M. Peters Danny Rogers Les Larson Jon W. Kishi Mike De Luna Frank James Sparks Randy Lamb
Doug Jackson Richard C. Franklin Charles L. Campbell Marilyn Graf Tim Chau Albert Gasser Shawn Murphy David Kern Ron Judkins John Roesch Christopher T. Welch Paul Timothy Carden Andy Nelson Fred Judkins Hilda Hodges Kevin Bartnof Louis L. Edemann Steve Pederson Gary Mundheim Larry Mann Bernard Weiser Joseph T. Sabella Catherine Rowe Carolyn Tapp William Jacobs Leonard T. Geschke Nils C. Jensen Chuck Neely Mary Jo Lang James Ashwill Jackson Schwartz
Edwin Butterworth Moni Mansano Ve Neill Terry Miles Janna Phillips Mike Moschella Melanie Levitt Werner Keppler
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True story: I saw this film in the theater in 1991. My whole family went. I was beyond excited--the guy who made Indiana Jones doing a Peter Pan movie? What could be better? I was 10 years old.
Right after the big climactic sword fight between Pan and Captain Hook, the film caught fire in the projector. At least in my memory, you actually saw the film disintegrate on the screen. After a few minutes, the whole crowd (a packed house) started getting restless. Finally, the manager came in and apologized. The projector was broken, and it took the last reel with it. Everyone would get a refund. But we wouldn't see the end.
And I don't know that I…
Perhaps cinema's greatest monument to divorce, in which a filmmaker who'd just emerged from one of the most expensive splits of all time makes a movie in which he realizes not long after filming commences that this is a doomed project and can only think to solve the problem by throwing more and more money at it to make it go away. But at long last, the master and pioneer of blockbuster spectacle rolls snake eyes on the production design, making things so big that any possible imagination collapses into incomprehensible bricolages of wooden tracks Escherian docks held together by an edit that absolutely careens between half-developed subplots until two arduous hours later you arrive, deflated and defeated, at a…
John Williams' score for this is like a combination of Home Alone (Main Theme), Star Wars Episode 2: Attack of the Clones (Across the Stars), and Harry Potter (Harry's Wonderous World).
I'm so mad at my parents for not showing me this movie when I was younger. What if the boy who never grew up... did? Hook is not perfect, but it takes a unique twist on a classic story and works very well for it. As an older Peter Pan, Robin Williams is perfect and takes this film to places it may not have gone without him. The set design is vibrant and gives you the feeling of wonder that brings you into this realm of fantasy. There are…
(The Average Joe’s Movie Club Cast)
Remembering the magic, wonder, and adventure of Neverland.
"If you can't imagine yourself being Peter Pan, you won't *be* Peter Pan, so eat up."
The iconic Steven Spielberg presents an emotionally powerful and imaginative continuation of the Peter Pan legend, as an adult Peter must learn to become 'the boy who wouldn't grow up' again, in order to save his children from the clutches of Captain Hook. The first time I watched this a couple years ago I remember the process of him becoming Peter Pan feeling awfully drawn out. But this time it flew by, and that is such a wonderous moment when he finally is able to stop being a silly grown-up…
Hold on! Is no one going to talk about how Peter smacked cheeks with his wife's grandmother?
Alpers Wertung: 2,5 Sterne
Jonas Wertung: 4 Sterne (Lieblingsfilm meiner Kindheit :D )
