Nana II is referencing the stage play.

While you made it very clear you were not reviewing series, even if you did cheat a little with the anime version, reviewing the first episodes the cover the events of the original story, I think you could still have given a shout out to various series that have something significant to offer, even if you were not giving them a full review. Of those Foxes Peter Pan and the Pirates deserves a mention for having, in my view, the greatest Hook and also handling the "Indians" on the island with greater respectability that I think was spurred in part by the rivalry Fox had with Disney at the time and them wanting to clearly hammer the weakest element of the Disney film. With your obvious passion for the source material it would be cool if decided to make a follow up vid looking at series in the future.

Keep up the great work. This was very fun to watch! Personally I'd like to see a comprehensive look of each movie even if its bad.

You should see the horror peter pan neverland nightmare when it comes out next year

I really don’t understand this tier list. A lot of the top choices are so niche and unheard of. I’m really shocked at the placement of Peter Pan 2003 as it’s the most book accurate and really dives into the original themes of peterpan. I especially don’t understand the placement of peterpan and Wendy ranking higher than hook and “Disney’speterpan2” I understand this tier list is out of more personal opinion, but I cant say it’s the most agreeable :/

I thought, once upon a time version, and technically, we had the silver slipper

Hey it sold out on the Indicator Bluray label pretty quick. It's a weird comedy. I think i need to hear the songs again though!!!

I couldn't get through the long-winded intro.

My two Thanksgiving movies are Planes, Trains and Automobiles and Alice's Restaurant.

Excellent! No need to apologize for the length - it’s extremely interesting. Thank you! (“Sunrise” is indeed awesome)

“Broadway Melody” was fluff and I enjoyed it. Guilty.

It's about family, and that's what's so powerful about it

Mark Harris’s Pictures at a Revolution is my fave book on movies. Great read!

Peter pan is actually pretty dark so dark re-imaginings actually make sense if done right.

the phrase "tinkerbell starting the industrial revolution and putting workers out of jobs" is not a sentence i was expecting to hear today

Excellent video. Loved the detailed discussions on every nominees. Extremely enjoyable video. Thank you

Your so right about the documentary movie. Classic films 🎥 really are a snapshot of a bygone day.

Wow, at 4:20 Henry Fonda's expression makes him look just like Willem Dafoe!

7:00 *FOLLOW THE YELLOW MC TOAD!!!!! 🐸*

Jannings played a former officer, not a former Czar, which means king... Also the Barrymores were very American, but those are minor mistakes... The woke hubris and entitlement aren't, and make the video hard to watch... Industrious but lame...

I appreciate your efforts as these videos require a lot of research & time, but with all due respect, are you aware the idiom “across the pond” refers to the Atlantic Ocean? So curious why you would refer to the Vietnam War as being “across the pond” when it’s actually across the the much more vast Pacific Ocean.

How is Disney’s Peter Pan and Wendy not at the bottom of your list? I didn’t even watch it but from watching commentators here on KZbin review it, and from everything else I heard, it was just AWFUL.

Thank god they didn’t cast MJ to work along side all those young boys 🥶🥶🥶🥶

Christ, everyone gets mad over the Indians. Calm down, it really isn't a big deal

What’s funny is that the horror films I find scary are usually ones that others might not find as scary as me. Dracula (1931) is to me scary film sure it’s not the most scary film by modern standards but that film has incredible atmosphere that never fails to make me on edge. American Werewolf in London is another unexpected horror film that scares me due to exceptions because John Landis directed the film who is most known for his comedy films so I expected the film to be comedy but I got something completely terrifying which is what makes that film so scary in my opinion.

Lost boys is definitely an incredible film! One of the best I’ve ever seen

Hiya! Big fan! Are you gonna return to the Oscar videos? I found those so informative!!

“Imagine what could’ve happened if that idea had been good!”

Harry Carey didn't win the Oscar for Mr. Smith that year it went to Thomas Mitchell for Stagecoach

I loved your video man. I have been watching John Ford films for 7 months and the end of the video hitted me hard. Thanks for this incredible video.

Am i the only one who doesn't have a problem with the natives in basically any version of this story? i just don't think it's as bad as everyone says it is

Absolutely love this movie

Great video, thanks! THE BROADWAY MELODY absolutely stinks, but Bessie Love charms and almost make the film work.

Wagon Master is one of the best films ever made, in my opinion.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha.

Reagan loved High Noon?? Wasn’t it an allegory for the communist witchhunts? Strange.

The Broadway Melody also had a completely original song score, a first for movies (Jolson's first two talkies used songs he had already made famous on the stage or had been made famous by others), and two of those songs were not only smash hits in their own time but became standards: the title song and "You Were Meant for Me." People just don't understand how innovative it was then because we've seen that love triangle narrative and newbies struggling to make good on Broadway storyline so often.

I was born in the 90's but i definitely enjoyed the twilight zone

Pan is atrocious!

Peter Pan 2003 will always have my heart ❤ It captures such whimsy and depth. The relationship between Wedlndy and Peter is so beautiful and tragic. 🥺

Sorry, but for me its: 2003's Finding Neverland Hook Disney's 1957 animated I want to watch 2020's Wendy And that's it

2003 and hook are for me the best adaptations of peter pan that the cinema has ever given us

40:00 Yes, completely agree. Best decade of films.

46:35: I am a surgeon. I AM A SURGEON, DR. HAN!

People missing the point when Talking about the effects of the 2003 version

Dude, you got so much of this wrong. First of all, they wanna MJ for Peter Pan in Hook. They were very interested in casting him. It was MJ who turned the role down because he didn't want it to include an adult Peter Pan. And you're bigger wrong. Cathy Rigby's Peter Pan is one of the best versions out there. No weak songs. Dude, I'm the biggest Peter Pan alive. You know the legends. I know the facts. I studied Barrie in depth. I even own the book of the official sequel that hardly anyone has heard.

Here's hoping for your review of "Fantastic Mr. Fox".

damn i rlly liked rig

Amazingly well done, Peter Pan will always be one of my favorite stories. I know you didn't talk about tv/cartoon versions much, but I especially liked Peter Pan and the Pirate's from the 90's. The best part was having the illustrious Tim Curry as Captian Hook. As far as future videos go though, maybe you could look into TheThree Musketeers, I'd like to see that.

Lewis's son says that there is no complete negative of the film, and copyright issues are preventing its release. Library of Congress has some scenes that were donated by Lewis in 2015. That’s about it unfortunately. We may never see this, or we might. Time will tell.