REACTING to *Peter Pan (1953)* THE BEST VERSION?? (First Time Watching) Animator Reacts
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James and animator Ninetailedbrush are reacting to Peter Pan 1953 from the iconic era of Walt Disney Animation. Peter and Captain Hook are back along with Wendy and her brothers, but this time, they are animated! Enjoy this first time watching animator reacts video!!
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What classic Disney era movie should we watch next??
1)Pinocchio
2) The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad
3) One Hundred and one Dalmatians
Pinocchio
@@jacopobon3682 All great suggestions, because the original *Pinocchio* (1940) is considered by many to be Disney's masterpiece and it's insane that the guys haven't seen it yet, *101 Dalmatians* (1961) is the first Disney feature film to be animated entirely in the sketchier "wax crayon" xerox style, and *Ichabod and Mr. Toad* (1949) includes a re-telling of the story of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" (aka The Headless Horseman), so it would be perfect for the upcoming Halloween season.
101 Dalmatians would be cool: the animated version, and the live action movie. Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil is a riot, such a talent 👌😂
Fox and the Hound, please! Another excellent one
The scene with Hook, Smee and the crocodile in the cave KILLS me everytime! 😂 That’s easily the funniest scene in the movie!
Row for the ship! Row for the shi-*Bonk* 😂
Slapstick at its best! It was Disney's Tom and Jerry!
The final scene with Hook and the Crocodile also got me too. Just any scenes with those 3 had me in stitches every single time.
One of my favorite Disney non-Princess animations. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve dug deeper into the different theories of Peter Pan. Like how Pan is actually evil and stealing young boys and Capt Hook was a boy that got away, grew up on the island and tried to stop Pan from kidnapping more. Or Pan is the child of death that helps little boys who pass transition to the afterlife where you don’t ever have to grow up.
Love learning different theories
At least, robot 🤖 chicken 🐓 already did the parody of Peter Pan with taken.
the original story is super nightmarish at times.. I just recently listened to the audiobook because I was looking for something to fall asleep to. But nah😂 that was kinda scary ngl.
@@mrsfahrenheit 😆
If you haven't stumbled across it yet, I recommend reading "The Child Thief" by Brom. It takes Peter Pan to a whole new level of dark. Plus, it incorporates elements of fae, changelings, manipulation, etc. It's an amazing read!
Theres a book called 'lost boy' by Christina Henry which is exactly like that
I love that Nana automatically flew after being sprinkled with pixie dust. She's always thinking happy thoughts 🥺🥰
STOP, I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT THIS OMG STOPPPPPP IM GONNA CRY
I love Nana sm!!
Dogs are always happy, while cats are miserable 🤣 🤣.
@@CLDJ227 My cats are happy some of the time, at least. 😂
@@CLDJ227 Cats are happy as well. Maybe cats are just miserable around you.
The book is definitely much darker than the movie. The lost boys killed the pirates in the book. I'm pretty sure the lost boys went back to London with them and grew, but it's been a really long time since I read the book so I could be wrong
They did!
I honestly found the book alot less action packed and a bit boring to be honest 🤷
it was good but it was just....meh
They watched the live-action version which was more book accurate and so they know.
@@marykay8587 That makes sense. The original was a play during a time where children didn't go to see plays...meaning it was more adult-oriented. Children usually prefer more action.
@@melodramatic7904 Berry ensured that a bunch of children from the local orphanage was in the audience during the premiere. The play was never for adults, it was for the child in all of us.
Some little funfacts:
Wendy is voiced by the same actress who voiced Alice in the Disney alice in wonderland who would later reprise her role as Alice in the first Kingdom Hearts game.
And the father and captain hook have the same voice actor as well which I think is a tradition from the play that the actor of the father and captain hook is always the same actor.
Which also explains why she looks like the long lost sister of Alice
I love how much you guys laugh at the slapstick elements, haha.
Because you watched the 2003 movie and this one, I really want you to check out the stage musical with Mary Martin. It was my favorite version of Peter Pan as a kid! (though like here, some parts have aged better than others) The full 1960 TV recording is on UA-cam.
if i can suggest you guys should watch (and react if you want to) “finding neverland” with kate winslet and johnny depp, its a kinda accurate movie about barrie’s life and it shows how he came up with the idea of peter pan!
Yeah I was just thinking the same thing. And Johnny Depp plays barrie. Some people love it, others don't. Just keep in mind that it has a slower pace and is very thought provoking.
You two should look up Mary Blair. She was a concept artist for Disney and her style is heavily influenced in this movie.
Guys! Have you watched "Hook" with Robin Williams? It's such an interesting reinterpetation/commentary on the original story.
They’ll be watching it soon.
Alice in Wonderland is one of my absolute favorites. And Wendy's voice actress is also Alice...and Smee's is also the White Rabbit 😊
Out of all the early Disney animations, this is still my favourite 👌
22:10 I am so glad to see them both cracking up laughing at that slapstick sequence! First time I watched Peter Pan, that part legit had me in tears, I was laughing so hard!
When Captain Hook is being attacked by the crocodile in the cave, that's the most hilarious part of the movie!! *SMEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!* Hahaha
A fun fact is the girl who did Wendys voice also did Alices voice from Alice in wonderland. Also, as much as I love this movie. Still can't believe how talented people are I mean I could never draw or animate a whole movie or show. I honestly like the 2003 live action way better because I love live action movies and I genuinely just think it's better epically since Hook died and just the overall ending and way it was made/written, like them adding in some scenes. But that's just my opinion. I'll always love the original though to be honest this is my first time seeing this since it's been a couple years since I've seen the original. It does bring back a lot of good memories of watching this with my cousins at our grandparents' house. Love ya'lls video! You two do an amazing job!
Both the book and the play were originally written by J.M. Berry. I believe he wrote the stage play first and then adapted it into the book. He wrote the character of Petre Pan in other stories.
another disney classic
This movie was one of my favourites when I was a child, it's so magical and I dreamed of flying because of it xD also you made me laugh so much with the quadruple transition I've watched this movie so many times but I never really noticed it and when you pointed it out I was impressed it's really cool !
I've seen other people suggest that you watch the sequel and I think it would be really cool because the story is very interesting imo ! And I can't wait to see you react to Hook ! 😁
So, this will mark my age, but this was the FIRST movie I ever saw in the theater. I was about 3 or 4 when it was re-released and my family went to see it. I only have vague memories of it, of course, but my mom talks about how proud my little sister (who was 2 or 3) and I were of our father, who laughed so hard, he cried. We told everyone who would listen that "our dad laughed the hardest and the loudest". It's one of the BEST defining characteristics of a good "family" movie (IMO) that both adults and children can thoroughly enjoy a movie. This movie will always have a place in my heart because of it. I saw someone else mention The Sword in the Stone, which I would 2nd as a recommendation. Also, I don't know if you guys do any of the old live-action Disney movies, but The Absent-Minded Professor is delightful, and I recommend it strongly as well as its sequel, Son of Flubber (the 1963 version).
Full disclosure: this was my favorite film when I was about five years old. I can remember standing on top of a metal table in our back yard with a little girl who lived across the street from me, both of us lifting our arms high in the air as we pretended we were Peter and Wendy flying to Neverland.
_Finding Neverland_ is a wonderful movie that "Hollywood explains" the origin of Peter Pan. It would be a great watch for a reaction.
There's a film about the creator of the Peter Pan play that stars Johnny Depp. It's called Finding Neverland if you want to check it out.
Thanks for the brilliant reaction!
I was always a fan of these movies as a kid, one movie I remember watching was the 2011 Neverland, which if I remember correctly was a take on the origin of peter and the gang, I remember loving watching that movie.
21:50 the way you go wide eyed at hook submerging creased me up 😂
There's many good things here but Captain Hook, Smee and the crocodile are the real stars of this film. They are just brilliant in every scene.
I think this is a Fun Fact:
Peter Pan is the origin of the name Wendy!
My goodness. I just looked it up, and find that Margaret Kerry, who was the actress/dancer who acted as the reference model for Tinker Bell, is still alive, and even attends fan conventions at 93 years old!
Did you notice that the voice of the father and Captain Hook were the same? It brings a whole other dimension to the psychology of the story. Lol
Now you've seen this, Disney did a very good sequal in 2002 call "Return to Neverland"
Damn, I’ll be at my cousins birthday party. Maybe when I get back home I’ll watch it
Show it at the party lol
@@whitenoisereacts 😂😂😂
best parts are with the croc chasing Hook,
and when the mother seagull nests on Hook's head,
although now she will have trouble raising eggs thanks to Smee haha.
I really enjoy watching you guys having fun and having great commentaries / perspectives with this movies. A lot of people grew up watching this classics and it`s part of our childhood. You should try to check it out the movie "Finding Nerverland", with Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet. It`s a great movie in the perspective of the play autor J.M. Barry and tells the history of the creation of Peter Pan.
The Peter Pan ride at Disneyland is Awesome probably really dated now, but it's like you are flying over London and Neverland!! It's my Mom's favorite ride and she was born in 1944! You are in flying pirate ships! I don't even know if it is still there. The last time I rode it, I was like 7 years old! Spinning Tea cups and Dumbo's flying elephants always good memories!
The 2013 Peter Pan was actually much more faithful to the original story by J.M. Barrie. One of the key things they left out however is that Peter Pan is actually a villain. He got the lost boys by kidnapping them from nurseries and orphanages in their sleep. Also the scene where Hook tried to poison Peter and Tink drinks it and dies and Peter calls upon everyone to believe in fairies in their sleep is accurate unlike the cartoon where Hook tried to blow up Peter with a bomb in a box that he made Peter think was from Wendy. And also the scene where Wendy gets shot down and her "kiss" necklace saves her is accurate too.
Now you have to watch Peter Pan 2!!! Also did you notice hook and mr darling have the same voice actor?
"this is final destination" hahahaahahahahahhaha omggggg
Hook killing the guy singing is my fave of his scenes since i was a kid....even to this day i cant stop laughing at it
that "smeee" at 21.53... ahhaah yeeeahh he understands. Smee and Hook are the best.
me: sees Alice is next *pterodactyl screech*
I liked the tinker bell prequel films as I like the storylines on most of them...animation may be different but they kept tinker bell's look.
Tick Tock was the best thought this film. He look so cute when they where singing hook is a codfish. He was waiting for hook to fall down though out the battle. He just want his food. 😂
somehow I knew you guys would be having the most fun with smee and hook~ XD
Honestly I think it would be super cool If you guys would also react to Hook (1991) with Robin Williams now! It’s a real life adaptation as well but kinda acts like a sequel to the original story so it’s not the same like the one you reacted to already. I don’t wanna say too much tho since it’s a truly fantastic movie. (And I’m already curious If you James would recognize a certain persons voice who’s also starring in this movie😌😉)
Then there would also be Finding Neverland (2004) with Johnny Depp in the lead role which is more of a biopic of the original creator of Peter Pan J.M Barrie and tells the story how and why the story and character of Peter Pan was created and how everything came to life. Such a beautiful, truly touching film that made me appreciate the story of Peter Pan even more.
Then we also have the newest adaptation Pan (2015) with Hugh Jackman which is a complete re- imagination of the classic story but imo a very well done one! And definitely an interesting take
Of course it would be awesome If you‘d watch all of the three because I personally would love to hear from the both of you who were not familiar with Peter Pan story how your perception of the story changes but Hook (1991) definitely has to be done!🥺
And speaking of the story, I actually just recently listened to the audiobook of the original Peter Pan story because I was looking something to listen to in bed before falling asleep but… the original story is actually truly horrifying at times.
Mr. and Mrs Darling for example were horrified of Peter Pan taking their children and he’s generally not seen as a good figure more like an evil being that kidnaps children If the parents don’t watch them and keep the windows open.. his character in general is more ruthless and even more egocentric. There are many occasions where he almost kills Wendy John and Michael because he forgets about them or because he gets bored. He also punishes the Lost Boys If they don’t follow his rules. And Tinkerbell is more ruthless as well and so on.
I think the Disney movie did really well with referencing the original story and some events that happened. Overall I‘d say it’s pretty accurate🤔
I don’t get to comment often since I watch your videos on my tv, but you guys are awesome! My husband and I love watching your reactions so much! Keep up the great work!
It’s been said already but you should watch Hook & Finding Neverland since you’re on this Peter Pan streak.
Not sure if you ever have the time, but I highly recommend the book Peter and the Starcatchers, which is an unaffiliated origin story for Peter Pan, but written for an older audience (think Harry Potter age). The plot is very different, and far more sophisticated. It was highly successful, and Disney has the rights for the movie. There's an audio book.
You guys should react to Peter Pan goes wrong. It’s a full length play by these amazing actors and it’s absolutely hilarious
You guys seem to be big fans of the croc, so I thought you might be interested in know that he originally had his own song (which you can hear in the movie as an instrumental whenever he's around). It wasn't uncommon back in the day for songs to be cut out of Disney movies but left in soundtracks. Here's an old cover of the crocodile's song: ua-cam.com/video/iDC_04gB_Os/v-deo.html
Didn’t know this came out in 1953
really hope to see yall watch hook!
nobody reacted to sword in the stone and it is really good
😊
James! NTB! A very underrated movie by Robert Zemeckis: "CONTACT" (1997) after a Book by Carl Sagan. I think you'll really like this and get some new viewers to the channel. Zemeckis made "Back to the Future" among other great movies.
Please watch Finding Neverland with Johnny Depp. It's the story of the author/playwright of Peter Pan.
I feel bad for Wendy 18:36
Start camera Peter Pan
still baffles me how you can be an animator and never have watched any Disney animated films
My father wasn’t even born this time .
Highly recommend you watch Peter Pan Goes Wrong by Henry Lewis, Henry Shields, and Jonathan Sayer, if you can find it. Very funny.
I'd love to see your reactions to the Tinkerbell movies.
You guys should watch the sequel to this movie, Peter Pan return neverland. Theres a sequel to the little mermaid too i think yall might enjoy
18:31 looks like 🧜🏻♀️ wants to drown Wendy when, she’s with Peter Pan. Also, tinkerbell is jealous of her.
Captain hook be like a kid seeing a monster in the closet
Okay you guys have to watch the sequel! I actually think it's one of the better ones.
You need to watch Mary Martins ~ Peter Pan
The second one is actually pretty good and kinda sad
PLEASE tell me yall plan on watching Cyberpunk: Edgerunners on the other channel??
I love the scene at the end with Mr. Darling. For me it really makes him more relatable as a person than as just the strict father figure, especially now that I’m grown myself. Him seeing Hook’s ship and getting that strange sense of deja vù always makes my heart melt, because even the strictest parents were once children who dreamed of adventures ❤
No! He was having Deju Vu icuz HE is secretly Captain Hook with Amnesia and even doesn't even know it!!!!!
I do love the implication that he once went to Neverland as well but forgot after growing up.
@@robbieking4070 It's a very bittersweet thought that's sadly a reality for most people; that we forget parts of our childhood when growing up 🥺💔
@@megan2625 That’s what makes it relatable. It’s like Mr Banks from Mary Poppins. How adult responsibilities can often smother our old childhood wonders and can cause us to lose sight of them.
Did you know there is a book series about George as a kid and it’s also about how Peter and Captain Hook met
Fun fact! When writing the original play, they had a scene where the audience was supposed to react. It was the scene where tinkerbell was fading out, the audience was supposed to be called out to, and asked to chant if they believed in fairies in order to save tink. They were worried it would seem too childish for an adult audience, but on their first night debut, they were met with roars of belief from the audience amongst tears at her surviving. So much so that the actors themselves got emotional. That story always gets me. 😢
I saw Sandy Duncan in a touring revival of the "Mary Martin" version of *Peter Pan* in Chicago's cavernous Arie Crown Theatre around 1981. Duncan's appeal to the audience for the dying Tink was incredibly moving, and the audience response was immediate and deafening. Traditionally played onstage by a simple spotlight, Tinkerbelle was played, I believe for the first time ever in that production, by a hologram.
I love how this shows the department stores hadn't yet all settled on pink as the girl color and blue as the boys since they have Wendy in blue and little Michael in a pink sleeper. I always wondered if the fairies' pink/blue fight over Aurora's dress in Sleeping Beauty was a reflection of that and maybe Disney being mad it ended up with them having it the "wrong" way in Peter Pan.
In the Victorian era, pink was a boy’s color and light blue was for girls.
I like that too. And I know this isn't the point, but I always preferred Sleeping Beauty in blue personally LOL.🤷♀
Actually about Sleeping Beauty I saw that it was an indecision between using the blue that had already been successful with Cinderella, or another color, but I like your theory better.
@@gustavoboostel Cinderella's ball dress is white though. It is only on the covers and in marketing that they turn it into baby blue, because the white/silvery colour doesn't really pop without the animation.
The pink/blue gender thing as we know it is actually a reversal of what it had been for centuries. (Note how renaissance art and earlier always put Mary in blueto symbolize her feminine purity.) It's theorized by some that it was Hitler marking gays with pink triangles that solidified perceptions of "pink for girls"
The 1991 movie, "Hook" staring Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, and Julia Roberts is a great take on the classic as well.
Boring
@@mikerodgers7620 wrong
@@pamelawilliams3144 Right
More like a sequel, but yeah it's an amazing film. They said theyre reacting to it soon too. I think it's next week?
Yup boring
The medicine that Nana brings in is medicine that people would give to their kids before they went to bed especially if they were going out because it usually had morphine in it lol so they wouldn't wake up while the parents were out 😅
Different times…different times lol
Wow…!
Voice of Hook and Smee are amazing in the animated Peter Pan! The Sword in the Stone by Disney should be on your list one of these days. Absolutely loved that movie as a kid and watched it all the time lol
omggggg yeees Merlin and Madam MImm. icons
Not well known but Sword in the Stone was part 1 of the larger volume 'The Once and Future King' which is referenced by Professor Xavier at the very end of X Men 2.
Fun fact: Hook and the father Mr. Darling are both voiced by the same actor.
@@MariahWong Yup Hans Conried, he was also a comedian during the late 1940’s and 1950’s known for his vaudeville comedy such as Uncle Tonoose on the Danny Thomas' sitcom _Make Room for Daddy,_ and twice on _I Love Lucy_ and doing voiceover for several cartoons from Jay Ward (Rocky & Bullwinkle)
Since you've watched this and Jumanji, and in case you didn't know, the gimmick in every Peter Pan portrayal is that Mr. Darling and Captain Hook are always portrayed by the same actor, which was also the same case in Jumaji with Alan's father and Van Pelt.
And in the play, the actor who plays Nana plays the crocodile. They give a nod to this by giving the croc K-9 qualities.
Fun Fact:
In 1929, with the popularity of both the play and the novel firmly established, Barrie unexpectedly and generously gifted his copyright of Peter Pan to Great Ormand Street Hospital. (Children's Hospital in London)
Barrie had already supported GOSH over many years and in 1929 he was approached to sit on a committee to help buy land, so that the Hospital could build a much-needed new wing. Barrie declined but said that he ‘hoped to find another way to help’. Two months later, the Hospital board was stunned to learn that Barrie had donated all his rights for Peter Pan to GOSH. At a Guildhall dinner later that year, Barrie explained the impetus for his gift: “At one time, Peter Pan was an invalid in the Hospital… and it was he who put me up to the little thing I did".
Through this gift, Peter Pan’s magic made an unprecedented leap from the realm of fiction into reality and the hospital began to receive royalties every time a production of the play was on, as well as from the sale of Peter Pan books and other products. Barrie requested that the amount raised for the hospital from Peter Pan never be revealed, and GOSH has always honoured his wishes.Thus, for 93 years, the story of Peter Pan and his battle against arch-enemy Captain Hook has enchanted children and adults alike, and continues to benefit the seriously ill children who come to GOSH for life-saving treatment every day.
My understanding is that Barrie gifted GOSH only the income from royalties to the 1904 play, not rights to the character, nor to the 1911 book *Peter and Wendy.* And even these rights would have expired by now, except for a special law passed in the UK that extended this one copyright indefinitely to preserve the revenue stream for GOSH.
@@oliverbrownlow5615 I got this information from the GOSH Charity website as I wanted to make sure what I was sharing was correct but I didn't include the passing of the Copyright Designs & Patents Act in 1988 as I thought my comment was already long enough.
One of my favorite aspects of Captain Hook is that he has a fear. And in a land where people don't grow up, it's interesting that the villain (who is a grown man) is afraid of a predator heralded by the ticking of a clock. As if time is slowly dogging Hook.
As a kid I always loved the dynamic between Captain Hook and Smee. I still think they’re the best part of the film 🤣
The voice of Smee (Bill Thompson) also voiced like 5 characters in Lady and the Tramp and voiced the Rabbit/Dodo in Alice in Wonderland
He was also the voice of Droopy
Also, the voice of Winnie the Pooh as well.
@@Rickets17 nope, its not
Could you please do a reaction to Peter Pan: return to never land? It is the sequel to the Disney movie and I really like it☺️
Fun Fact: Tinker Bells design was based on Marilyn Monroe, and her live action "referance" actress was Margaret Kerry. Really enjoyed this reaction guys, keep up the good work!
I just recently saw a Tinkerbell/ Marilyn side by side and they actually inspired some of Tinkerbell‘s scenes from some of Marilyn‘s scenes.
like how Jason Isaacs played both Captain Hook and Mr. Darling in the 2013 live action film, Hook and Mr. Darling in this film share the same voice actor Hans Conried
Let’s not forget jumanji when, Jonathan Hyde did both Alan’s dad and hunter.
Yeah
In fact , that has been the tradition in Peter Pan that Hook and Mr. Darling was played by the same actor
I’m so stoked about all the older animated Disney films!! They have such a special charm to them.
@POGG yeah
I mean Walt is a master story teller , no wonder the film during his age has this mysterious yet heartwarming charm .
Trivia :
1) The melody for "The Second Star to the Right" was originally written for Alice nel paese delle meraviglie (1951) for a song that was to be called "Beyond the Laughing Sky"
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2) In the original play, Hook loses his right hand, but the Disney artists felt that would limit his actions too much, and switched the hook to the left hand.
3)Hans Conried voiced both Captain Hook and George Darling
4) "Never smile at a crocodile" was a song for the movie but it was canceled : ua-cam.com/video/9NFBm_brx4Q/v-deo.html&ab_channel=JonACME%27sMusicChannel
The melody for "Never Smile at a Crocodile," however, is prominent in the underscoring whenever the crocodile appears.
I know that a lot of people already recommended Hook, which I loved growing up, but I also think that Finding Neverland is a fantastic movie, based on the creator of Peter Pan and his inspiration for the story. It's beautifully made with a bunch of Hollywood stars as well.
Agreed!
Yes!!
An awesome movie. But make sure you have some tissues on hand lol
@@sammybear7100 yeah
I'll cry watching that
I like how even the Disney version stuck with the play choice of Hook and Mr Darling being played by the same actor (which the live action film you guys watched, also did). As an adult I love that little touch, as it just shows where Wendy's head us at, seeing as this could all actually be a story Wendy is telling, and as she sees herself becoming more mature she sees how the world is not black and white, there are no good guys and bad guys, her father is not a villain, just a man with a lot of stress who has forgotten what it is like to be a child.
Love this movie i also have to say the 2nd movie is worth checking out as well. It's darker but i watched it so many times as a kid
Ok cool, maybe we’ll check it out
@@whitenoisereacts cool . Hope to see your reaction 😊
@@whitenoisereacts Also, you should check out the Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002), especially if you like rhinos and elephants and hate poachers. It is as good as a Disney movie and I think y’all would like it. Please give it some thought
@@whitenoisereacts I personally liked the 2nd movie more
@@whitenoisereacts I'm going to say the Disney live action version with jude law Will be more awesome because in this new version Captain Hook and Peter Pan were friends they were living in England
The live action movie was definitely more accurate. But this movie is definitely an enjoyable classic.
I like nanas little tantrum with the building blocks 🤣
I love Hans Conried as Captain Hook/Mr. Darling. He can be both hilarious and a bit menacing.
Hans Conreid was a very popular radio actor, but perhaps his most iconic role is as the title character in Dr. Seuss' only live-action movie, *The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T,* released in the very same year as Disney's *Peter Pan* (1953).
Love this movie. Sure, the Indians are racist caricatures but I view that more as ignorance than malice on the part of the filmmakers. I always thought they were cool, and let’s be honest, Disney has done worse.
are you fucking joking
For starters, watch Dumbo. The scene after the… infamous one that scared a lot of us, will most likely show you why
«Finding Neverland» 2004 is also great. It's about how Peter Pan came to be, about how James Barrie wrote this play. Very moving, highly recommend.☺️
Johnny Depp plays Barrie.
Love Finding Neverland.
I grew up watching this version at my grandparent’s house while eating cheese and crackers. Good times🥹
The live action was much more accurate to the original stage play and book. It’s also interesting. You guys chose to take out the racist song with the Native Americans. I don’t know if that was on purpose. But that has been a point of contention with this film. I’m actually glad that Disney did not choose to edit it out for Disney+, but just put a disclaimer ahead of it.
So now that you are familiar with the story of Peter Pan, you have to watch Hook! Released in 1991, with Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman, it is a sequel of sorts and so good!
It's not. And I love Robin Williams.
@@mikerodgers7620 its not good? Or not a sequel?
@@pamelawilliams3144 It looked more like a broadway play than a movie. It was weak and stiff. Easily one of Spielberg's worst movies.
@@mikerodgers7620 Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but for me Hook's my favorite Robin Williams and Steven Spielberg movie. I think it captures the magic of childhood with a poignancy regarding abandonment and parenthood best in all the adaptations of Peter Pan. I never get tired of it.
@@DeansGrl24 Hook sucked. That's a fact. It looked dumb and was disappointing. Easily Spielberg's worst movie.
Captain Hook is my favorite Disney villain. He’s actually the favorite villain of Disney artist Jin Kim (who did the main designs for Flynn Rider and Elsa) originally he never thought he could be a Disney animator because he never went to an art college (his degree is in economics I believe) and is also colorblind. But his portfolio was accepted and what guaranteed him joining was a test animation he did of Captain Hook.
Thanks for another enjoyable reaction. Both of you made me laugh, which was very much needed! 😂 A movie you both may enjoy is THE PAGEMASTER. I know it's not Disney, but I really enjoy it.
You totally have to watch the sequel!
You'll be sorry. 😁
"Any happy little thought?" Now, go back to A Very Potter Sequel when they're talking about Patronuses - they use that exact line and intonation XD It's those deep-cut references that make me respect Starkid.
Peter Pan was not only a book but also a play that began in the really early 1900s. Fun fact that in the play, Peter Pan was traditionally portrayed by a woman/girl, the Disney adaptation was actually one of the first (if not the very first) time Pan was portrayed by a male. It was also traditional for the part of Mr. Darling and hook to be portrayed by the same actor, as you saw in the 2003 movie as well as this one (it was the same voice actor).
There’s also the movie from 2016 “Finding Neverland” that was about the life of the book author J.M. Barrie and what inspired him to create the Peter Pan character, it stars Johnny Depp as Barrie 😊
Disney was the first to use a male actor to portray Peter Pan in an audio-visual medium (Peter's voice actor Bobby Driscoll also filmed many of the scenes in live action as reference guides for the animators), but child actor Freddie Batholomew appeared as Peter in a radio version of the story on *Lux Radio Theatre* in 1936.
@@oliverbrownlow5615 That’s right. R.I.P Bobby Driscoll (voice of Peter). He did a lot of things with Disney at the time but had so many issues after he aged out and left, died in 1968 at 31 years old. Poor guy 😢
I had a few movies that were staple rewatch guilty pleasures as a kid, and this one, while dated, was one of them. I'd watch Peter pan and the Princess Bride both over and over as a child until I could quote it from heart. Glad to see you react to it and explore the evolution of the Disney classics and such.
Why is it dated? It's a classic.
The Indians can be seen as a racist caricature to some
@@mikerodgers7620 it's nearly 70 years old. I don't mean dated in a negative sense, but objectively, it is. The movie bears hallmarks of when it was made.
@@emilyb5307 It's better than much of the crap I see TODAY.
@@sailorgallifrey1365 Its not. Its a hommage. Only weaklings see that who have bleeding hearts and insecurities.
You guys should watch the classic Scooby-Doo animate movies like Zombie Island , Witches Ghost, Alien Invasion etc.
The original is a play
By Sir J. M. Barrie
There are books on the story adapting it and more books further expanding the lore but the original is a stage play and J. M. Barrie's most successful/famous one
The slapstick with Captain Hook and the Crocodile was top tier comedy.
On a symbolic level, Peter Pan represents childhood, Hook represents adulthood. Hook is TERRIFIED of the beast that ticks like a clock - the passage of time, Death. Makes that bit where Peter traps him in the pirate flag all the more poignant - the skull itself placed on top of his face.