Since you talked about Peter Pan being a bit creepy and evil-looking at times, in the original book he can be disturbing because he doesn't understand the concept of death, is super self-centered and doesn't show much concern for others, and enjoys violence as a game. It's even implied that he kills The Lost Boys who grow too old. He was raised by fairies, who are known to be mischievous and have a poor understanding of human morals. In the Disney version, this is toned down but due to being an eternal kid he is immature and can often be a jerk. And speaking of fairies, in the original book it's also explained that fairies can only feel one emotion at the time and they feel extremely strongly, so they basically have no control over their emotions. That's why Tinker Bell is like that. She's very interesting Disney character to me, as she is a good guy who can also do bad stuff.

@TheJokesterSCR

Жыл бұрын

@rileygarraway wat?

@fubukifangirl

Жыл бұрын

He also will kill The Lost Boys if he thinks they have too much of an advantage over their enemies.

Mr.Smee never struck me as evil. To me, he always seemed more like a kind, misunderstood elder man

@nathancruz9172

Жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing.

@morganghostbusters-egonfan

Жыл бұрын

@@nathancruz9172 He just never seemed evil

@jamesa.romano8500

Жыл бұрын

I read somewhere in a book that Smee was basically the very picture of "the Banality of Evil" in he's basically dehumanized Tiger Lily and the other children Hook is trying to kill all out of his blindly "following orders." He even waxes sentimental about slitting throats and killing people when tending to Hook - in a way its dark to consider someone that jovial and seemingly kindly probably has a body count

@morganghostbusters-egonfan

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesa.romano8500 Whoa

@Amused_Comfort_Inc

Жыл бұрын

​@@morganghostbusters-egonfan have you seen the live action Peter pan with Robin Williams? Smees character is developed on more and he isn't as bad as hook or any other true evil character disney has made

About Tinkerbell's personality ranking from kind to psychopathic, the 2003 live action movie explained it better: fairies and pixies are born when a baby first laughs and, just like a baby, their minds only have space for one emotions at a time.

In the book, Peter as a child was taken to Never Land by fairies. At some point he came back but found his mother with new baby, thinking she had replaced him. The reason the Lost Boys are all boys is apparently because girls were too smart to be lured into Never Land.

I love the 2003 Peter Pan...live action, and Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) is a GREAT Hook.

@user-qu4yn1fm4z

Жыл бұрын

Me too. It’s my favorite Peter Pan movie.

@shanis_kim95

Жыл бұрын

Yes I Love tha movie Jeremy Sumper as Peter Pan he was my childhood crushed

@Moviefan2k4

Жыл бұрын

I never cared for that movie, but this Disney one and "Hook" are two of my favorite movies, ever.

32:49, in the original play (and later book but it works better in the play), Captain Hook poisoned a drink meant for Peter and Tinker Bell drank it to save Peter and Peter realized that Tinker Bell could only survive if children believed in fairies again so he tells the play’s audience to “clap your hands if you believe in fairies” and we the audience clap our hands so that Tinker Bell can come back to life.

@oliverbrownlow5615

Жыл бұрын

It's earlier said in the stage play that every time a child says he doesn't believe in fairies, there's a fairy somewhere that drops down dead. It's Tink herself who suggests, as she lies dying, that the reverse is also true -- that she thinks she can recover from the deadly poison if children believe in fairies. In a live stage performance, especially in a large theatre filled with children, the scene of Tink's near-death and resurrection is incredibly powerful -- ridiculously powerful if you watch it as an adult, fully aware of what a cheap, pandering device it is, but helpless to prevent yourself from crying and clapping along with the kids. Stephen Spielberg referenced this scene in *ET* (1982), first by having the Mom read it to Gertie out of a storybook, and encouraging her to clap to save Tink, and again in the scene where ET has apparently died, and has been placed in a body bag inside a freezer. ET comes back to life almost immediately after Elliott says, "I'll believe in you all my life," and as with Tinkerbell in the stage play, the audience knows ET has been saved when his light comes back on.

@matityaloran9157

Жыл бұрын

@@oliverbrownlow5615 Yeah. I saw the play Peter Pan as a kid and I loved it. Years later, I read the book Peter and Wendy by J.M. Barrie, which was essentially a novelization of the play, and the same thing happens in the book but it works better in the play because of audience participation

I love this movie, especially the scenes with the villains. Captain Hook and Mr. Smee are are such a hilarious duo, Hook himself is one of the Disney villain greats, and the "Never Smile At A Crocodile" sequence is one of my favorites in animation.

@gobirds4362

Жыл бұрын

I forgot the scene with smee with the mom tattoo got me dying rn 😂

I'm not Indigenous although as a Hispanic I've always been "adjacent" to it and so while I could understand why the "Red man" element was offensive and cringe, what I always felt made up for it was that Tiger Lily was an absolute boss who after Hook kidnaps herand threatens to have her killed in such a way that would deny her an afterlife (by drowning),she shows virtually no fear and does so without knowing Pan was hiding and about to rescue her. She's also basically the only female on the island who doesn't harbor some kind of vendetta against Wendy (we see her kiss Peter but she's not shown as being aware of Wendy's seeing it and its done more out of gratitude than spite). I draw a straight line from TL to Jasmine, Moana, and most definitely Pocahontas (she was literally featured in the concept Gong Show art for the movie and Jeffrey Katzenberg greenlit it on the spot).

@abrahamaytemo

Жыл бұрын

It helps that its one of the few times Hook comes off as legitimately threatening and menacing, completely dropping the gentlemanly facade and showing himself for the bloodthirsty murderer he truly is (heck in that state I wouldn't be surprised if he wouldn't have just killed her outright rather than wait for the tide to drown her if Peter hadn't shown up)

@andystartswitha5270

9 ай бұрын

sorry but this literally isn’t your fight to fight. indigenous peoples have denounced this sequence in the film as extremely racist as it was then and now. they literally use multiple slurs for native peoples. feeling “adjacent” doesn’t warrant you to dictate whether or not this film is offensive. indigenous peoples with lived experiences are the only ones who should be leading this convo.

The 2003 version is even more amazing if you're open to watching it.The lead actors for Peter and Wendy were perfectly cast because their friendship translated on film and added onto the charm of the script, which itself was directly inspired from the novel. Some people didn't think it worked because Peter isn't supposed to be capable of romantic attraction, given that he's a child before anything else; but the main conflict of having to choose between the extremes of childhood and adulthood is still intact. The director really knew what he was doing in bringing out the best of the source material while also working with what he had at the time.

@ImEffy1996

Жыл бұрын

The 2003 version is definitely the best version.. The music score is also so stunning!!

@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066

Жыл бұрын

I absolutely adore that version ❤ The girl playing Wendy is spot on! And the whole story on screen in both worlds,, have a wonderful fairytale esthetic that feels just magical! My little nieces and nephews LOVED it! Now 20 years later my children love it too! ❤

@shannonmcelroy8454

Жыл бұрын

@Kyla Armstrong-Benjamin I didn't realize it at the time, I was sure lucky to be able to experience it in the cinema when it first came out. I'm glad my mom was able to take the family to it since most people didn't even know it was playing thanks to Lord of The Rings getting all the attention; no offense, Tolkien. It's just one fantasy nut to another

@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066

Жыл бұрын

@@shannonmcelroy8454 oh it was so incredibly!!! Tv, just doesn't do it justice! I felt like the "I do believe in fairies, I do, I do!" went on a little too long, but I was crying by the end!!! The imagination of children is such a magical thing!

@aashergilmore

10 ай бұрын

1953 better

According to the original story, the reason there are no lost girls is because, unlike the boys, they are too clever to fall out of their prams. Keep this in mind when the remake comes out.

I miss these older Disneys. No modern Disney will ever feel the way these do. For better or worse

@jorgecabezas1966

Жыл бұрын

100% agree

@SpacialRend7

Жыл бұрын

To Disney: Take notes on how great your films from the early ages are and make your upcoming films as great as they are.

@jacobdehaan4114

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. They can never leave well enough alone either

@matityaloran9157

Жыл бұрын

@@SpacialRend7Katzenberg and Eisner did in the late 80s and in the 90s

@nathancruz9172

Жыл бұрын

Me too

"Is Peter Pan the bad guy?" On Once Upon a Time? Yes.

7:47, He had parents when he was born but then flew away and by the time he came back his mother had given up on him ever returning so she sealed the window shut and he wasn’t able to get back in and the result was that he swore never to grow up. (That’s from the book Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens.)

😎👍 If it's of interest, the girl who voiced Wendy was also the voice of Alice a couple of years earlier. 🧚‍♂

@a.g.demada5263

Жыл бұрын

I like when some voice actors are chose for voicing Disney characters in a lot of movies. Us, in France, we had Roger Carel who can be considered for Disney as the french equivalent of Mel Blanc. This guy is behind a lot of Disney characters of my childhood and I learnt that at the same time of his death 😢 For example, he was the Cheshire Cat

@RosyLanderos

29 күн бұрын

Kathryn Beaumont

I grew up with both old and new Disney movies. It’s so cool to see people who haven’t seen the old classics experience them for the first time

@gobirds4362

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully he watches hook with robin Williams bc that’s just my childhood too

@LucyJSweets

Жыл бұрын

same, Iw as born in the early 2000's in 2006 and so thank god i grew up still with VHS tapes and dvds at the same time and especially the disney back then, I loved all the older disney films made like the peter pan, now i feel old that toy story 3 came out in 2010 as I love toy story but i didn't think toy story 3 had came out that early compared to toy story 1 and two

There’s another live action film made in 2003, starring Jeremy Sumpter. Plus a few Tinkerbell animated spinoffs.

I think in the book, Neverland was simply an island across the Atlantic Ocean. I think the area is also hinted to be the location of the fabled Fountain of Youth, hence why everyone doesn’t age. Many interpretations make it seem like Neverland is a whole other world.

I could be wrong, but I think the mermaids trying to drown Wendy is a reference to what they're based off of: sirens. Sirens lure men at sea to their death, usually with a mesmerizing song or by disguising themselves as a beautiful woman.

@vilmublues752

Жыл бұрын

Yep, except these mermaids genuinely like Peter Pan, so they target other girls.

15:48 I strongly agree. Times were different then; which is no excuse whatsoever. It’s not like we can change what’s been done in the past but it does let us know that we can do better.🤷‍♀️

@LittleBlueReviews400

3 ай бұрын

Walt’s Nine Old Men Admitted It Was In Poor Taste (With The Indians)

Captain Hook and Mr. Smee are friendship goals

13:14, this scene was in the book. Since fairies (in Barrie’s book) are only capable of feeling one emotion at a time

13:20, because fairies are only capable of feeding one emotion at a time when she’s good she’s all good and when she’s bad she’s all bad and in this moment she’s all bad. That’s how this scene is explained in the book

There is already a live action version based on the original books, also "Peter Pan," released in 2003. I think it is excellent.

"Never smile at a crocodile. Don't be taken in by his welcoming grin. He's only thinking about how good you'll look in his skin."-singing when crocodile shows up in movie.

The O.G. classic from my childhood. Great reaction! 👍🏿

@TimotheeReacts

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 💯

Hook is a definite must watch if you haven't seen it. One of the classics from my childhood.

@PhatBoySteven

Жыл бұрын

RIP Robin Williams 🙏 such an amazing movie definitely a must watch

@lilybethkuhn9650

Жыл бұрын

“Pan” is a great movie too. It’s basically a prequel as Hook is a sequel

Now you’ve gotta see Peter Pan returns man! You’ll even cry a bit at the ending of it.

Hook is one of my favorite Disney villains. Sinister when he needs to be, but absolutely hilarious every other time.

I remember watching this Peter Pan movie all the time in kindergarten. Captain Hook always made me laugh with his outbursts!

I don't think Neverland is another planet, but it's a magical island pocket dimension. Time works differently there (like Narnia) and it's set in the 1600s. I think it's in the Caribbean (explains the Native Americans) and could be connected to the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

@stephanniemorin

18 күн бұрын

Ooooh, that's a crossover I wanna see, unironically

10:42, the guy. In the book, Captain Hook stabs a crewman who accidentally creases his shirt and thus kills him. The movie changes it to shooting someone who sings off tune.

The live action Peter Pan from 2003 is brilliant. It's beautiful, amazing music that blew my mind as a kid and actually made me want to learn to play music for the first time, and it stars Jason Isaacs (Lucius Malfoy) who totally steals the show as both Mr Darling AND Captain Hook.

The actress who does the voice of Wendy does the voice of Alice as well the actor that does the voice of Mr. Smee does the voice of the white rabbit in Alice in wonderland

Next should be the live action one “Peter pan and Wendy?” No the better one “Peter Pan 2003?” No the more iconic one “Hook?” Yes that one

@phousefilms

Жыл бұрын

And after "Hook", should do Mischief Theatres "Peter Pan Goes Wrong".

The best Peter Pan movie came out in 2003 with Jeremy sumpter

I respect you acknowledging that not all of this film's aspects have aged that well. Like at all. I will say that's one thing I am looking forward to about the remake.

If you are watching other Peter pan films I should recommend you to react the 2003 version, it has good casting for example Jason Isaac (Malfoy's dad) as captain hook, had some good sfx at the time and it is faithful to the original play/book from J. M. Barrie

24:24 Fun fact: In 2003, Marc Davis an animator of Peter Pan said in a interview "I don't think we would do the Native Americans if we were making this movie now and if we did, we definitely wouldn't do it the way we did back then."

One trope I love in animation is when they move with the music. The crocodile's eyes popping up from the water are the perfect example. :D

Peter pan is a great classic Disney movie. All of the characters in this movie are awesome.

Is it weird that when I was a kid, I of course rooted for Peter Pan but now as an adult I’m rooting for Captain Hook?

Can’t wait to see your reaction to The Little Mermaid! Every song in that movie is absolutely ICONIC!

@RB01.10

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Speaking of which I find it hard to believe that the signature song from the film “Part of Your World” was nearly cut from the film. Considering it’s one of Disney’s best songs. I will say though that my favorite version of the song was by Jessica Simpson which came out in 2002.

@morganghostbusters-egonfan

Жыл бұрын

@@RB01.10 Yeah. I’m gonna mention the Howard documentary when the reaction comes this week

Glad you’re watching great classics, Disney nowadays will just reboot everything for soulless cash grabs instead of looking for stories from other cultures, they’re plenty great ones out there.

@isaiahadams1208

Жыл бұрын

The only live action remake I think is a cash grab is Maleficent. Everything else is either ok/decent or actually good. Though Pinocchio is the only remake I never seen

@ghostspider2056

Жыл бұрын

@@isaiahadams1208 The only remake I enjoyed was Cinderella. Most of them are cash grabs and enforce their propaganda on kids. There’s even a Moana remake coming up, like the original is still fresh in people’s minds, literally out of ideas.

The “you can fly” sequence is one of my favorite scenes in media, let alone film history.

@a.g.demada5263

Жыл бұрын

I never heard the original version of this song (I'm french) and I like it. The little girl I was, always dreamt to fly.

Fun fact- Margaret Kerry, the model for Tinkerbell, is the voice of the red headed mermaid

I remember seeing this movie when i was a kid, the crocodile scene would always scare me as a kid.

I used to imagine flying to Neverland when I was little. The memories 😊

@a.g.demada5263

Жыл бұрын

Same for me and I still imagine it now even if I'm 29 😊 Now when I watch the clip of " I'll try " (there's a clip for the french version) I say to myself that now, Nathalie Fauran, the singer is with Peter Pan in Neverland. That woman was the solist of the french version of " Return to Neverland " but she became famous by being the french voice of Melody in " The little mermaid II ". Unfortunately, she left us last summer at only 38 😢

The scene with Captain Hook and the crocodile is hilarious

So the voice of George Darling and Captain Hook is the same actor which is playing in tradition of the play where both were played by the same actor. Before the Disney film Peter Pan was always played by a woman including the most famous one being Mary Martin, In the original story Tinker Bell drinks poison meant for Peter and the people in the audience are supposed to clap their hands to keep her alive and Walt had wanted to implement that idea in the film, but wasn’t sure how to do it so it was scrapped. In original story drafts for the film it was much darker and nana also went with the children to Neverland. So to explain the opening thanks to the hospital it is because J.M. Barrie left the rights to the books to them so whenever an adaptation is made they receive money. The dog giving them medicine is actually poisonous as it was made to make them sleep and what actual parents would give their kids. The idea I had as I always thought Peter was an elf too because of the ears and when thinking of wonderful thoughts they give Holiday themed ones. Despite long standing rumors of Marilyn Monroe being the reference model for Tinker bell that was not the case as she wasn’t even famous yet. In the original book Peter was a killer as he offed lost boys that became too old.

@oliverbrownlow5615

Жыл бұрын

The original Broadway prodiction of the "Mary Martin" version of *Peter Pan* opened on Broadway in 1954, a year after Disney's version was released. The tradition of having a woman play Peter continued until *Hook* (1991) and the Jeremy Sumpter version (2003), and it's still done in stage productions. And as late as 2014, the "Mary Martin" version was revived on television in a new production starring Allison Williams. Bobby Driscoll was not technically the first male Peter Pan, either. Child actor Freddie Bartholomew played Peter in a radio version in 1936.

"Hook' with Robin Williams was the first movie I ever saw in theaters. It's a great movie & I highly recommend it. There's something so special about classic Disney movies. They have their flaws (racial stereotypes), but they have a different kinda magic. The animation style, the music/songs, the story telling. I love them. Those classic movies (before 1980) are my childhood.

@TimotheeReacts

Жыл бұрын

Yess just watched it! Coming soon in 2-3 weeks

@manuelaguiar8753

Жыл бұрын

@@TimotheeReacts the live actions coming out April 28th

@manuelaguiar8753

Жыл бұрын

@@TimotheeReacts Are you watching you want because it's coming out on Disney Plus April 28th

@manuelaguiar8753

Жыл бұрын

@@TimotheeReacts The new one is going to be different because Captain Hook and Peter Pan they're going to have a past when they were once friends

Can't beat classic Disney, and the Robin Williams one is well and good, but my favorite version of Peter Pan is the 2003 version with Jeremy Sumpter playing peter - its so magical, romantic, and visually stunning live-action 😍! Also can't wait for you to do Sleeping Beauty- it's my absolute favorite Disney movie of all time!

The so called "tonic" that Nana prepares for the kids is a concotion mix of alchohol and morphine which parents at the turn of the century, gave their kids for them to quickly fall asleep, especially when they were going to a party. In the swedish dub, it is refered to "vitamins" which was given to kids in the early 20:th century when vegetables were scarce, kinda like cod liver oil or castor oil (which has been proven to be poisonous later).

@stephanniemorin

7 ай бұрын

So Nana was unintentionally poisoning those children. Good to know.

This was my first Disney movie. I even tried to fly off my bed, lucky for me i put pillows on my floor so the fall wasn’t too bad lol

@oliverbrownlow5615

Жыл бұрын

You forgot about the pixie dust.

@GhostKyng

Жыл бұрын

@@oliverbrownlow5615 i tried Glitter and it got all Over the carpet

2:49, that was actually in the original play

I love this movie so much, I like the villains, the songs and I really love the Tick Tock Croc! Loved the reaction Timothee!

I want to see you react to the prequel of the Little Mermaid called Ariel’s Beginning. I personally love it because we get to know more about Ariel’s sisters, mother, and how she met Flounder.🧜🏻‍♀️🐠🦀🪸🐚🌺🫧🌊

@TimotheeReacts

Жыл бұрын

just watched it! will be there probably next month

@kimberlyalessandroni9767

Жыл бұрын

@@TimotheeReacts *SQUEAL*

It's funny because on a YT video of the Native scene, a lot of the comments were from Natives saying that they're not at all offended and that it was their favorite scene in the movie. Especially back when this released, they were happy for the inclusion. And the song they sing is all about how their wives make them blush and that's why they're "red", haha! It's so innocent, but everybody has to be a damn victim these days.

1:37, the actual person. Not just the company he created

I always found Peter Pan to be very entertaining, most notably with Captain Hook (my favorite character in the film), Mr. Smee, and Tick Tock, the crocodile. To me, they are the best characters in this film because they provide great slapstick comedy that’s very much like Looney Tunes imo, especially in the Skull Rock portion of the film.😄

There is a live action Peter Pan that came out in the early 2000s that is a bit easier to swallow

people treat this captain hook like a joke, but he was willing to kill tiger lilly in such a way she would be denied a place in the afterlife, thats top tear villain stuff

@a.g.demada5263

Жыл бұрын

You think so ? For le, she's a real friend because she refused to reveal where's Peter's house, knowing perfectly she risked her own life. No, she deserved a placé in the afterlife if there's one

God this brings me so many nemories i still have the VHS where i had Jurassic Park,Shrek and Peter Pan all in one cassette that i used to watch over and over again when i was a kid(that made me feel so old)

8:06, they’re not together because Peter is too immature to understand the concept of a romantic relationship but Tinker Bell is jealous

I was lucky as a child to see the movie at the old Fox theatre in downtown San Diego from the balcony seats. I still remember the excitement. A couple years later we drove up to Disneyland in Anaheim during the 50's and instead of wanting the Mickey Mouse ears I wanted the Peter Pan cap with my name embroidered on it. I think Ive seen every Peter Pan movie thats come out including the silent movie version from England. I was fortunate to see Cathy Rigby when she played the title role in the theatre in San Diego. Awhile back when I moved to Vista (northern San Diego) our Moonlight Outdoor Amphitheatre did a production of Peter Pan which was outstanding. There's just something that fascinated me about the story.

ooh i’m so excited for alice in wonderland it’s my favorite movie of all time☺️ (also the person who voices wendy voices alice too)

@nudgificator

Жыл бұрын

And Smee is the voice of the White Rabbit and the Dodo.

This movie is a magical experience, something the live-action will lack for sure

@ignaciochancalay1057

Жыл бұрын

And Is Also looks so out of light, Only the actor playing Captain Hook saves it, but there's been two amazing live action movies of Peter Pan that captured all the magic, Hook Is one, and the other one Is The 2003 Live Action version, i freaking love that movie

@SpacialRend7

Жыл бұрын

@@ignaciochancalay1057 I agree. Cpt. Hook is the arguably the best character in the film, better than the title character imo.

@jorgecabezas1966

Жыл бұрын

​@@ignaciochancalay1057 Most of these remakes are always out of light ¿what's up with that? and with Disney's flawed CGI

@ignaciochancalay1057

Жыл бұрын

@@jorgecabezas1966 flawled for some, then you see The Lion King and The jungle book and when it comes to CGI and Music, both are amazing, about the little mermaid, the say the effects aren't finished yet, they Will be by the first week of may, about the light stuff, i don't know

@ignaciochancalay1057

Жыл бұрын

@@SpacialRend7 i personally have nothing againts the choose on an hindi boy for the role of Peter, same way i have nothing againts Halle Balley as Ariel on the Little mermaid, mostly because of her voice, that girl Is one hell of a singer and her voice Will surely save the movie, but Also, that movie, the Little mermaid, Man, that kinda look like having a bit of soul, the Peter Pan and Wendy one....the director said "we want Peter and Wendy to be seen as equals, show that she can also be a hero " eh...mr.Director, on the 2003 Movie for example, Wendy kicks more ass than Peter.

Hook is a fantastic movie as many said, but another gem from my childhood I have to recommend is Mary Martin Peter Pan. Captain Hook in that version is SUCH a treat 😅 Also, before Robin played Peter in Hook, Disney World used to have a section of their MGM Studio park called “The Art of Animation” where guests could learn about the process of creating an animated film. There was a short with Walter Cronkite and Robin Williams where Robin was placed into the world of Peter Pan as a lost boy. I believe you can see it here on KZread.. that’s also worth a look!

I highly recommend the 2003 Peter Pan movie if you haven't seen it. It is legit one of the best movies ever made IMO, and I don't think the upcoming remake will be able to hold a candle to it.

I loved the fight scences when i was little i use to skipto those and pretend i was fighting to. Also Tim watch tinker bell and the pirate fairy it will give context to why Hook is afraid of the crocadile.

Thank you for this reaction! This version of Peter Pan is so dear to my heart; I used to watch it when I was young and in the hospital recovering from my second open heart surgery. I really can’t wait to see your reaction to the sequel Return to Neverland. Other Peter Pan adaptions I highly recommend are Peter Pan (2003) which is a live action based on the book, Hook which focuses on a grown-up Peter Pan, and Finding Neverland, which is an origin of how the play Peter Pan was written and it stars Johnny Depp. 🧑🏻‍🦰👱🏻‍♀️🧚🏻🏴‍☠️🐊⚔️💚💛❤️😮

@a.g.demada5263

Жыл бұрын

It's one of my favorite Disney movie. Now, when I think of the sequel, I think of Nathalie Fauran, the solist of the movie in the french version, who left this world in last July at only 38 years old. She became famous in France bor being the french voice of Melody in " The little mermaid II "

@oliverbrownlow5615

Жыл бұрын

It's funny that you say *"Peter Pan* is so dear to my heart," because Bobby Driscoll, the child actor who voiced Peter Pan and also acted out the role in live action reference footage used by the animators was previously the star of *So Dear to My Heart* (1948), reputedly Disney's favorite of his own films until he made *Mary Poppins* (1964).

This movie will have a good place in my Childhood, Captain Hook is my 4th favorite Disney Villain.

Hook!!!!!!! Bangerang!!!! Amazing back story, amazing cast!

This was my favorite Disney movie when i was a kid

You made me the happiest girl alive watching Peter Pan and announcing what your watching next, I have been a peter pan fanatic since a child and own anything of it I can find, so can't wait to see the rest of the Peter Pan reactions! :D I'd love to collab on those ones

The Little Mermaid is by far one of my favorite Disney movies. Ariel is by far one of my favorite Disney Princesses. Can’t wait for the live remake of The Little Mermaid

@morgancross7715

Жыл бұрын

Same here Ariel is my favorite of all time

I remember watching Peter Pan and also The Indiana Jones! During my childhood as a small little toddler. Both of them were the main inspiration and influence, for The Legend Of Zelda franchise to be created. Because of the adventure, theme and concept. 😎🤩

My family actually had a dog named Nana and she was an Old English Sheepdog.

My childhood memory 🥰

The historic Disney films are the best, you should watch the others from the fifties and forties, or even the first Disney film ever made called “Snow White”

@morganghostbusters-egonfan

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Snow White came out in 1937

Crazy fact: in the original Peter Pan stories, he would actually kill some of the lost boys thinking as it was a game

Ready to see the new one coming next month: "Peter Pan & Wendy"?

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I’m ready.

@oliverbrownlow5615

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I'm ready for a crushing disappointment.

Peter pan is awesome he is every child's personification of elvis! Great movie, fantastic reaction timothee💯

This movie is a product of its time. It's important to address the problems with the movie rather than be ignorant of them... This is true of all "classics" I've seen.

This is a British story. So it has adventure for children, and that includes pirates and indians. No one complains that the pirates are stereotypical and silly.

29:30, yes.

this is my personal favorite classic, it brings back so many beautiful memories 💗 u should totally check “finding neverland” with johnny depp and kate winslet!

24:00, I don’t remember this scene in the play but it was in the book

4:07 "Absolute poppycock!" "Poppycock" popcorn CEO: You were saying?

14:16, but Peter’s not mature enough to make that kind of distinction

Do ‘Pan’too! It has hugh Jackman in it and is good. Hook = sequel Pan=prequel

Fun fact about me 😂 I suffer from manic episodes which includes not sleeping or eating for literally days, however turn on a Disney movie made in the years of 1930- 1991 literally put me to sleep like twinkle twinkle little star does a baby!!

Thanks, Timothée! 🧚‍♀ #TimotheeReacts #ClydeGeronimi #WilfredJackson #HamiltonLuske #PeterPan #PeterPan1953

38:28, in the book and original play, no. In this movie? Maybe, maybe not.

This is one of my favorites and Im so glad you’re watching it!💚

Should check out the live action version. Really good movie. Pan and Hook are two other great movies

Classic 😊

9:09, in the book and the original play it’s real but in this movie it’s ambiguous

One of my favorite movies from my childhood. Happy thursday Timothee and i hope to see you soon for more like this. Take care and greetings from Colombia.

The classic movies opening credits like these, I love them (toss favourite bewteen this and "The Wizard Of Oz" 1939). I'd recommend the 2004 film "Finding Neverland", it's a dramatisation about the creation of the original play. ✨️

1:21 There's also an unofficial Disney live-action remake from 2003.