Hook(1991) clip- The Epiphany

[@Sugarray1960]

Hook: "Smee you better get up off your ass" "This is not a joke, I'm committing suicide!"

[@evanmiller2562]

Sounds so british XD

[@kellansisco2117]

I don't think that's a good idea, because committing suicide is one of the things I will never do for as long as I live!

[@Extra_050]

@@kellansisco2117 Good, because after you've died, it's a little too late! 😆

[@bradleygoddard2216]

What are you some kind of sadist

[@tiatrips]

@@Extra_050 In a similar vein, someone jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge a few years back and survived. When asked about it later, he said, "Halfway down, I thought it was a bad idea".

[@YophiSmith]

This movie being titled “Hook” was brilliant. Not “Return to Neverland” or anything centered around that. The truth is, Captain Hook is the main character here. He represents what Peter Pan really is. He may be in an adult body, but Hook is very much a child who just wanted attention from parents, like Peter. Peter decided to grow up and move on, even becoming a father, but Hook stayed in Neverland simply desiring more adventure. He is the real Peter Pan because he refused to grow up. When he dies, he even cries out for his “mommy.” In essence, this entire movie is about facing life instead of hiding in a fairytale world. Hook is the boy who has lost touch with reality because he runs from his problems, and Peter is the boy who faces his own challenges. Everyone has to grow up sometime. But not Hook. He stayed the way he was, constantly in fear of death coming closer and closer. He even stayed “I hate living in this flawed body.” He was afraid of growing up and growing old. Peter Pan, a 10-year-old, is the only one who made him feel like a child again. So without him, Hook grew depressed because he had to face reality. The reality is, without Pan, there is no childish adventure. You have to grow up. Hook would rather die…yet, because that is his fear, he has Smee stop him right before he commits suicide. Then, his mind snaps back into his fantasy world, as he blames SMEE and asks Smee if he is some sort of sadist 😂. That’s something only a child would do, and Smee knows it. That’s why Smee, in order to cheer Hook up, asks him what? If he wants to PLAY with his TOY ships! Smee has to treat Hook like a child. Like he is Alfred to a spoiled brat Bruce Wayne. Hook is the real Pan!

[@ominouspigeonmaster1571]

how has this comment not gotten more attention?! I'd never noticed the duality and irony between hook and pan till now, what a great analysis!

[@YophiSmith]

@@ominouspigeonmaster1571 I guess I would have to make a video instead of a long comment 😂. Thanks for reading it. I love this movie

[@2Scribble]

Especially funny when you consider - at the end of the movie - it's revealed that he HAS aged - he HAS gotten old - because he kept going back to the real world so many times looking for Peter Which explains why he's so desperate to hurt Peter one last time AND why he's suicidal by this point - because his hunt for Peter, his desperation for revenge, not only cost him his youth (from traveling back and forth so many times) but the revenge is ultimately pointless because the Peter he's found isn't even WORTH it xD

[@sylezmakefightz9727]

What I like is smee at the end sweeping “having trouble with the misses?” Lmao .. and besides tink he existed in BOTH WORLDS Smee underrated..

[@Extra_050]

I think a simultaneous symmetry and asymmetry between Peter Pan and Captain Hook is established early on in the film. Their first, most obvious (albeit metaphorical) comparison is found when the elderly Wendy jokes that, "Peter, you've become a pirate" on hearing from Jack that, "any resistance and [Dad] blows them out of the water" in his capacity as a corporate lawyer but they are contrasted in that only one of these two "man boys" has been able to move on in any meaningful sense- even while neither of their respective forms of "piracy" seem to bring them any satisfaction as evidenced from Hook, most explicitly in this scene, but also from Peter's point of view in any situation where he is shown talking to a colleague or client on a mobile 'phone. (Peter even has his own "Why doesn't somebody just shoot me in the head?" moment, irrespective of whether he means it, in one such 'phone scene, as another connection with Hook.) That is why Hook's first impulse, on seeing Peter as an adult and realising that he remembers nothing of his youth, is simply to "cancel the war [against Pan]" despite his spending decades of preparation for it. His problem there, as here, is not that his enemy is not Peter Pan. It's that he's not *his* Peter Pan. True, Hook has had his moments of triumph here and there as time has gone by: it is notable, for instance, that the adult Peter's memory is not stirred at all at the beginning of the film when we see him watching his daughter in the role of Wendy in a school play about his own childhood and yet when he enters the real, adult, Wendy's nursery for the first time in years and sees a painting of Hook in a boat he feels a sudden, unaccountable chill- an accidental, if private, psychological victory on Hook's part, if nothing else. Hook has also overcome his other enemy, the crocodile (or has he? Its sudden, mysterious resurrection towards the end of the film if it really is dead, just so it can eat him when he loses his duel with Peter, is ambiguous, but I think Spielberg just about gets away with it) and displayed the reptile's stuffed body for all to see, so that none dare dispute his status as pirate captain and ruler of Neverland's oceans. Here's the problem, though: the tragedy of pursuing what you always wanted is that you might get it one day- and in all the wrong ways. With Peter gone (first literally, when he went away to become an adult and then symbolically when he returned but didn't remember who he was) Hook has nothing to drive him and with the crocodile supposedly dead he has nothing to fear except Time itself: he's lost the source of its reminder, but not the memory itself. There is no rival to his power now, no challenge for him to overcome, nobody he can possibly impress. He even despises most of his crew aside from Mr Smee as "stupid, sorry, parasitic sacks of entrails" (spoken playfully to receive a laugh, it's true, but it's clear he also means it) because they're not a threat. Furthermore, even whilst he remains "frozen in time"- to the point of destroying every clock he sees despite its being a throwback to more exciting, if also more dangerous, days- it is made clear, when at last his wig comes off, that his ongoing brooding and repeated journeys to Earth in search of Peter and his children has reduced him to the status of a frail old man- though with the ongoing petulance of a child. That, I think, is why he leaps so suddenly in this scene onto the idea of "making Pan's brats love [him]." Quite aside from the obvious appeal of poisoning their minds against his old enemy, grooming a child into becoming a pirate (and Jack in particular represents another kind of "lost boy" in his own way) would be the closest he could ever come to true immortality and of having more purpose in his life even if he did manage to kill Peter.

[@Johnno9989]

It's hard to recognise Dustin Hoffman, the guy who plays Captain Hook. His voice, obviously his identity. He's an incredible actor.

[@MikeSerota]

I didn't even recognize him the first time I saw it after I already knew of Dustin Hoffman.

[@sylezmakefightz9727]

I think this level of acting that era of talent will never happen again.. I don’t appreciate it till now Top Tier level no doubt

[@kellansisco2117]

To me it looks funny, when Smee grabs the gun from Captain Hook and mistakenly shoots at the toy ship! It kind of makes me laugh too!😆

[@spinlok3943]

I always completely forget he's Dustin Hoffman every time I watch this movie.

[@charliedallachie3539]

Yea definitely, same dude played in rain man

[@Zer010100]

"Lightning, has just struck my brain." "That must hurt," Honestly, the sarcastic delivery is just perfect. It makes me realise I've grown up more like Hook than any other villain.

[@swashy8933]

There's so many layers to this scene I never appreciated it as a kid I just thought it was magical. The nihilistic comedy, the quite disturbing evil of manipulating kids put across lightheartedly... just brilliant.

[@crispcoffee7958]

Lighting…has just struck my brain

[@JohnDoe-pt7ru]

Which makes all the negative reviews absolutely stupid.

[@priestessmikokikyo77]

Hooks quarters is gorgeous! Beautiful gold and black furniture, with elegant red velvet curtains, along with that bed of his complete elegance. Finished off with with wood panels and the tiniest nicknacks! Whoever came up with the design of hooks cabin is a genius. This girl would have loved to see this in theaters when it first came out!

[@Aethgeir]

When I was a kid it was my favorite movie. I dragged my parents to see it in theaters 4 times!

[@darth368]

I didn't get to see it in theaters but i had a family friend who would watch me as a kid and she owned it and I must have watched it millions of times when ever I came over she what put it on for me it was my favorite movie growing up still is one of my favorite movies

[@codybarnes1531]

I would love that cabin for a room.

[@Darkcicada-pr5nx]

Not to mention the scale model 3d map of Neverland

[@lyrablack8621]

@@darth368 c vv v v g v hg v g g g h g . B... .... B b .

[@LachySimmons]

"I've just had an apostrophe" "I think you mean an epiphany?"

[@T--xk3hf]

Lightning ⚡️ Has just struck my brain...

[@abehambino]

@@T--xk3hfmust hurt!

[@rebeccamichael626]

​@@T--xk3hf - That must hurt.

[@cainhenson8982]

​@@rebeccamichael626Pans kids

[@knightrider4545]

@@cainhenson8982 What about them?

[@strycian]

Bob Hoskins was a treasure that was taken from us too soon. I'm very sorry that he never got to play the Penguin.

[@shawnthompson2303]

Captain.... *Are you gettin' dramatic?!*

[@MelancoliaI]

For real. I thought he had so many awesome roles left in him. Maybe in the next life

[@jeremyclark3648]

Mario

[@arbytv5139]

In this film, he was mr. Smee, but to me, he will always be Eddie Valiant

[@ninjettifire]

The writing, directing, and scenery is astounding in this movie!

[@carterkhouryable]

"No Smee. No little children love me." I did Captain, I did.

[@kakalotoozaru]

Same XD

[@MelancoliaI]

Me as well

[@lesleyfrolloandhooklover6615]

I love you Captain Hook ❤

[@kellansisco2117]

I always love what Captain Hook says about wanting to try to defeat and kill Peter Pan once and for all, that which is: He'll Crow, he'll fight, he'll fly and then he'll die!

[@jonathandyck8016]

@@kellansisco2117 And he was right, peter just didn't die in the way Hook thought he would lmao.

[@hisdudeness8328]

Honestly, this movie showed the darker side of Neverland. To a child, living in a place where you don’t age and your imagination can make almost anything possible, this place if the closest thing to heaven. You never have to grow up, and every day is a new and exciting adventure. But to an adult like Hook, Neverland is hell. Staying in the same body, with all its aches and pains of advancing age, and knowing that it’s NEVER going to end. And every day is the same as the one before it, a depression, tiresome routine that after countless experiences they all just blur together to you. It makes sense why Hook wants to die. It’s the only ‘great unknown’ that he has left in his life.

[@waynemacfarland1546]

The model pirate ship sinking and how the fire goes out when it goes underwater always gets me.

[@cameronyoung8085]

In the original Nick Castle script on the movie that was written in 1989/1990, in the final battle, Hook's ship was supposed to be caught on fire and sink towards the end of the final battle, i believe that this scene of toy ship sinking was originally supposed to forshadow that scene if Nick Castle directed the movie instead of Spielberg.

[@vulpixfairy1985]

It’s also foreshadowing how the war will NOT end well for him and his pirates

[@dnasty312]

"Where is he vulnerable?"

[@Ami-vh7sr]

Well a Pistol ball wouldn't cause a model to catch fire lol, a pistol ball is Kinetic not Thermal....

[@viridisxiv766]

@@Ami-vh7sr the model couldve had some powder charges in it for its guns.

[@CranberriAppl]

haha, this movie is great. As a child, I couldn't fully appreciate that Hook was played by Dustin Hoffman, but as an adult, that fact makes it so awesome. He's one of the greats.

[@enriquefanjon]

4:45. “Oh Smee what a superb idea I just had” LOL he doesn’t bother to give him credit

[@JackMacLupus]

Well, its the classic "Sidekick has a brilliant idea and boss instantly makes it his own."-scene. XD

[@Master-Ganja]

lmao

[@JonesNate]

2:10 -- "What are you; some kind of sadist?" 10-year old me: "Wut?" Adult me: 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Dawnrunner42]

"Are you getting dramatic again?"

[@BillCipher200]

Goodbye Smee

[@shawnthompson2303]

*Don't try to stop me this time, Smee*

[@Mistowgan]

@@shawnthompson2303 Oh not again

[@eamonnmulhern2332]

What......oh not again 😊 ahhhhhh nightcap!!!!

[@jimmychavez8653]

I always thought Smee was sneaking food since he was taking bites. It never occurred to me that Smee was actually Captain Hook’s poison checker.

[@fieryphoenix586]

Didn't realize that either until recently.

[@thomsboys77]

Smee also drinks Hook’s nightcap towards the end of the clip

[@cnote2458]

What are you some kind of sadist😆 🤣 😂. Every single thing in this movie is just perfect. Enough child humour and adult humour for everyone. It's not hard to see why this film is still so loved.

[@potaterjim]

Man the set design on this show was _amazing_ Nowadays people take these kinds of elaborate scenes for granted, since they're all done with computer graphics. It makes you appreciate looking back at shows from the "before times", back when everything was done meticulously by hand.

[@petermcnallt12pm]

was a movie, not a show

[@jackthomas6952]

For cast/crew it’s referred to as a show.

[@TheBuzzard42]

Ohhh, that dinner table's calling my name! Wouldn't mind a peek at that liquor cabinet either, nor a spot by that fireplace! Such decadence to go with a completely brilliant scene! Perfect!

[@jackbuchanan9085]

You know Smee was testing all the food that might have been poisoned right? Imagine the years stuck in Neverland you'd think some of the pirates would be sick of Hook crap and try to kill him.

[@vulpixfairy1985]

Why am I torturing myself? Look at that spread....and I just had dinner too.

[@TheBuzzard42]

@@jackbuchanan9085 I think it was a kind of 50/50 split where he was taste testing, but also had an excuse to pig out on Hook's food. Like how he ended up yiping the entire drink from Hook's nightcap, leaving him with the umbrella! I guess Smee figured if he had to put himself at risk, he may as well live it up! Heh, I love Smee, he's nothing if not pragmatic!

[@TheBuzzard42]

@@vulpixfairy1985 Right? I think it's just the thought of how good it all looks! Even if we just ate, it's hard to resist the siren song of a smoky turkey leg, fresh baked bread, crown rack of lamb, a colorfully decorated cake and all the other goodies on that table!

[@sguinn91]

I think John Williams score for this scene clearly captures how insane and desperate Hook is at this point! Hes become an old man just waiting for Peter to return and the fight that he so desperately wants! I'm not the biggest peter pan fan, but I love this take on the story!

[@nick56677]

I love how Captain Hook is just a drama queen just seeking cheap compliments from Smee😂😂

[@jjrj8568]

he truly is like a veteran '60s rockstar who hasn't released a decent album in years

[@cdst8888]

They were kind of like an older couple of queens the way they interacted.

[@mmoriartyy]

No Smee will out Smee this Smee. And no duo will out iconic this duo. I will die fighting for this.

[@awaydeboa]

Dustin Hoffman and Bob Hoskins. Two great legends.

[@ianbartlett9266]

RIP Bob Hoskins a great british actor.

[@ece421]

This movie was made by it’s amazing actors. Dustin Hoffman, brilliant in this scene. Bob Haskins - amazing. Robin Williams - truly sublime. The actors are reason why this movie was so amazing.

[@vinceniederman]

Emily E Agreed and One of The Best Movies Based on Peter Pan Shame This Movie Has a 29% on Rotten Tomatoes!

[@rebeccamichael626]

*Hoskins

[@Anon_jonn]

@@vinceniederman 29%?? How is that possible? So many movies nowadays don't hold a candle to this classic.

[@vinceniederman]

@@Anon_jonn True and Somehow This Film Was a Box Office Success Dispite The Low Rotten Tomato Score!

[@gregorykeithmorris3970]

Maggie Smith and Dante Basco rocked, too.

[@AngryPeopleStudios]

"I mean... What would the world be without Cap'n Hook?" "Endeed good form Smee. What would the world be like without Captain Hook!" "There you go" *Big smile* Awesome sceen, arrrh!

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

Even as a kid I remember Dustin absolutely stealing every scene in this movie as Hook.

[@jjrj8568]

I remember as well Alan Rickman stealing every scene in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves, and Robert Patrick in T2; ah, 1991...what a year

[@DrMcMoist]

Well, the movie is titled 'Hook' so it makes sense.

[@jessicaah-see9647]

2:15 the way smee kissed captain hook on the cheek always makes me laugh 😂🤣😂

[@789990123]

"No Smee, no little children love me" Nonsense!

[@SuperYkf]

Best version of Hook ever.

[@belindam6293]

"An epiphany." "A piffy what?" 😂😂😂 I have never forgotten these two lines and often quote them if someone says they've had an epiphany hahaha!!

[@cavaco4]

i love how hook's bed comes down from the ceiling. one day i'm gonna make my bed like that

[@Chimera936]

after 10 years , did you finally made that bed ? 😛

[@mq5731]

Let’s see….Based on the lack of sound or motors, it looks like it would work off of counter weights. 1/4 inch steel cables and a pulley system all controlled by a free spinning wheel system. Really, the hardest part here is going to be the actual mechanism and synching up all 4 corners of the bed to decend simultaneously. I’m thinking a central spindle of cable connected to the spinning wheel via a gear and a chain at a 1:25 ratio. The spindle would carry all 4 reels of cable on a central axel. I think you might also want the spinning wheel to have a friction baring as well to limit the speed at which someone can spin it so the bed doesn’t drop like a rock and bounce around on the stiff cables when it bottoms out. Let’s talk weights. The bed itself will have to weigh a certain amount to put tension on system to bring the bed down. However, assuming you want the bed to go back up, you will need a counterweight to prevent it from always wanting to come down. This counter weigh would be attached to the spindle via cable and would have to be precisely weighed to prevent the bed from always trying to pull the user into the ceiling. Well, it’s not impossible. I bet the Hacksmith could do it.

[@jjrj8568]

@@Chimera936 looks cool if you're living in the Caribbean or the Pacific

[@mkaplan1383]

Capt Hook: Don't try to stop me Smee! Smee: 😐 Oh not again..... Me: Are you telling this isn't the first time?!

[@huntermoore7669]

Clearly not lol

[@kevinfanning8027]

He did say "Don't try to stop me THIS time, Smee." So probably this is a regular occurrence

[@disneylover6408]

Hook: This is it! Don't try to stop me this time, smee! Don't try to stop me this time, smee! Don't you DARE try to stop me this time smee (Try to stop me)...Smee, you better get up off your arse. Get over here, Smee! STOP ME! THIS ISN'T A JOKE! I'M TRYING TO COMMIT SU***DE

[@louiswindsor7334]

I think hook does this adleast once a week

[@nick56677]

Something tells me this is a nightly occurrence between the 2 lol. Everyone needs a hype man in their life like Smee

[@dianalee3059]

The sets were incredible!! And John Williams’ score was its usual brilliance

[@ColvyMolvy]

When I was a kid I was absolutely clueless about most of this scene, now I'm 37 and Hook's midlife crisis is all too familiar lol

[@jacklong1290]

The part 3:30, where Smee has his "Apostrophe" Epiphany moment, then proceeds to walk towards the camera with the dutch angles everytime he moves, has me in stitches! 😂 It's as if the movie is trying to give an impression of a diabolical scheme! I LOVE IT!!!! ❤

[@maybeitsalice]

0:39 That line delivery....shiverssss

[@najhongflanax3674]

It took me years to realize it was Dustin Hoffman as Hook.hahaha

[@gregorykeithmorris3970]

You have no idea how shocked I was when I learned that Smee was also Eddie Valient. Rest in peace, Bob Hoskins.

[@BBP-s7q]

hook and his crew did tick tock dirty 😭😭😭

[@maxheinrichliebow]

Dont ever frighten me like that again! What are you, some kind of sadist? LOOOOOL

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

Next time I do an audition for any acting parts, this scene and the awesome scene of Tim Curry from the Three Musketeers, the “That can be arranged!” segment would be my go to scenes.

[@Kraliezec]

2:36 "Rock a bye captain, in the rough seas, when the wind blows, the ocean will freeze..." 😂

[@socallawrence]

He’s still turning even tho the belt is off LOL

[@didymos9010]

So camp! Absolutely love this movie as a child and as an adult. 'I'm trying to commit suicide, Smee!'

[@benjaminfischer3229]

When Master Shifu was a villain.

[@KaijuKev814]

"IM NOT DYING YOU IDIOT" 😂

[@vincentalvarado1009]

Now that’s a lesson Comedy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@socallawrence]

Abso-floggin-lutely

[@markronan5769]

I always loved this scene

[@MichaelFalkowski]

“ no stopping me this time “ implying he’s tried to off himself countless times but smee stopped every single attempt. Smee is a real on for that. Everyone needs a friend like him

[@kents.2866]

I wonder if Bob Hoskins just made it up to put his fingers in his ears and wax Captain Hook's handlebar. Lol

[@TheGodinme88]

“What? Where are you going? Are you getting dramatic?”🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RailStalkerAdventures]

Hook's crazy cackle at the end of this clip was a riot.

[@rebeccamichael626]

When I was little, I knew Peter was Robin Williams, but I didn't know Hook was Dustin Hoffman and Smee was Bob Hoskins. RIP Robin Williams and Bob Hoskins.

[@orbitalbutt6757]

Also the pirate they throw in the boo box is Glenn Close. She really, really wanted to be involved in any way because it looked incredibly fun

[@ginonovanta]

in italy hook was voiced by a top class voice actor that is sadly no more with us, i never heard the original and i must say hoffman's voice in this is genuinely creepy

[@redfox1222]

Captain Hook is like “Don’t try to stop me smee, don’t try to stop me smee don’t you dare try to stop me. Try to stop me” I’m like - make your mind up mate do you want him to stop you or not.

[@alejandrocasamalhuapa4977]

Both Hoffman and Hoskins were BRILLIANT in their roles 🤣

[@Legect]

I've just had an apostrophe xDD

[@rippingtons60]

I think you mean an epiphany.

[@vulpixfairy1985]

@@rippingtons60 lightning just struck my brain

[@socallawrence]

@@vulpixfairy1985 abso-freggin-lutely

[@justingensel157]

@@vulpixfairy1985 That must hurt

[@Gmk4667]

“I’ve just had an apostrophe.” “I think you mean an epiphany.” 😂

[@Exwalmartian]

I've said it a thousand tunes, but I'll say it again: we didn't get nearly enough of Dustin Hoffman as Captain Hook.

[@srami004]

Dustin Hoffman was brilliant in this film.

[@Kevo1823]

"Don't you ever frighten me like that again. What are you? Some kind of sadist." I didn't catch that one as kid.

[@Jaygalaxy93]

im sorry i'm sorry how'd you feel now

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

What an incredible film. Hook is Citizen Kane.

[@amike151]

“What would the world be like without Captain Hook.”

[@Aussyyaks]

“It’s all over I want to go beddy bye my career is over”🤣🤣🤣

[@OTownNews]

“I want to drown in my own tears.”

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

That piece of prime rib Smee knawed on looks fucking delicious!

[@youtuber3328]

it's nice to meet you and to be COMPLETELY honest i am were and will be a COMPLETE vegetarian and i did do and will say SCREW meat leather and fur

[@youtuber3328]

to keep being COMPLETELY honest i am were and/or PROBABLY will be a WEEKLY cigar smoker and i LITERALLY never have or will smoke indoors UNLESS it's a place like a low bob's tobacco that did does and/or PROBABLY will ALLOW indoor smoking

[@shawnthompson2303]

This is such a mood

[@purpleglitterladette]

1 of the few times attempted suicide has been funny 😂

[@nadirrabah6756]

"Don't you dare to try to stop me Smee, try to stop me Smee" 😂😂 (You don't need Smee, you can simply change your mind 😝)

[@joshuawaldorf9559]

The voice of Hoffman is great.

[@vampiresoldier05]

Just the fact that Hook claimed Smee’s idea as his at the end is brilliant 😂

[@wesleytrumbo]

1:55 😂😂😂 "Smee you better get up off your arse."

[@tokus420]

“I’ve just had an apostrophe!”

[@alessandrozuffi5068]

Damn I love this scene, it's funny, interesting, warped, there's so much going on!

[@EvelynVash]

I remember being terrified of the Cpt.

[@kellansisco2117]

Captain Hook is my favorite film character, played by Dustin Hoffman ever!

[@jameshook8871]

bound by my indefatigable good form to WAIT!!

[@edmontonhermit1156]

No other film has brought the magic of Peter Pan and all of Neverland so vibrantly to life like this one. It's one of Spielberg's best, in my opinion.

[@Enivri]

I love how Hook is having a midlife crisis whilst Smee is having a midday snack

[@kcloe88]

4:22 the forbidden moustache wax.

[@MovieAddict313]

Hook came up with a plan, with Smee's help, to exact his revenge against Peter Pan by turning his children against him but at almost to the end of the movie, that plan blew up in his face. Nice try, Captain Hook!😏😌

[@Blokewood3]

4:34 "The sleaziest sleaze of the seven seas: Captain James Hook." Here we go! NA-NA-NA-NA-NA! O-wah-o-waay-o.

[@gaoutlaw]

Dustin was total perfection as Hook

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

0:50 - 0:55 MMMM This mouthwatering piece of meat is making me hungry!

[@disneylover6408]

That's what she said! 😀

[@amdhaegar8406]

Smee eating from Hook's plate has the same vibes than Elizabeth Swan eating on Barbosa's dinner 😂 as I read on a coment Smee does it

[@Leidern]

02:08 When Hook reprimands Smee for almost failing to stop him from shooting himself lol

[@lashermayfair0]

I was always so disturbed as a child by Smee rubbing his earwax into Hook's mustache 😆 Still kind of gives me a weird feeling in my stomach. But, that aside, this is truly one of the best films ever made. And being a child while there was a Robin Williams out there making movies for you to love was a quite a special experience. Thank goodness Robin Williams lived in a time when so much of his magic could be caught on film so that many future generations can enjoy his brilliance

[@thomsboys77]

I just realised that Smee swipes Hook’s nightcap and drinks it at the end 😂

[@Ivantheterrible81280]

Brilliant. Fucking brilliant. Hoffman is method without us realizing it.

[@ImDino]

I would kill to live in that room

[@kakroom3407]

smee and hook, what sweet adorable roommates

[@DoctorZander01]

Absolutely, Positively, 100% "Roommates"

[@sashmiel6566]

Between this scene and the food fight, this movie is the only one that makes me hungry...

[@potter3439]

Hook’s laugh is so contagious!

[@renegadeace1735]

Dustin Hoffman is really having fun with his character here.

[@Junius]

Dustin Hoffman doesn't even LOOK or SOUND like himself! AMAZING!

[@bluestrife28]

I thought that reading the book after growing up on this movie would sour my experience, but it hasn’t. The real Peter was no where near an angel, and Hook wasn’t actually as bad as portrayed in the zeitgeist. That translated well into the movie for me. Young Peter was an awful little thug, but he got redemption by forgetting everything and getting a redo. Hook, having longed for vengeance on Peter for his entire life, finally gets a chance to, and then has to contend with Peter remembering nothing about why he hates him so. You can feel a lot of subtext if you know the background, so I recommend reading it. I swear only Dustin Hoffman could capture a complicated character like this and make him real without being just a caricature. Can you imagine the rage of someone forgetting what your entire life has been about? I can’t really blame Hook for going homicidal. And I still to this day in my head will say “I’ve just had an apostrophe.”

[@emirlsanchos6302]

Yeah, Peter basically snatched any boy away that happened to fall out of their crib and recruit them into his little Neverland gang. Not to mention the book hints at different Neverlands depending on the child's deepest desires so Peter's Neverland is basically his own, not THE Neverland. And if it's from Peter's mind, what does that make Captain Hook and the pirates? Obviously, if we're looking at Hook as a direct canon sequel, it's grown-ups as Peter "ran away" as a baby because he didn't want to grow old and die.

[@weaselman24]

'Don't scare me like that again smee. What are you? Some kind of sadist?'

[@hadassah179]

Smeee munchin on the food always gets me.

[@youtuber3328]

at 0:28 dustin hoffman started saying HATE and to be COMPLETELY honest i didn't don't and won't want to LIE/HIDE my HATRED AT ALL and in my CURRENT which is PROBABLY my SECOND life which has LITERALLY always been and still is me living in indiana and as of december of 1999 i still PRETTY MUCH really really HATE the colts pacers ball state purdue and iu

[@JBguitar-cj8pc]

This scene is great 😂never understood the dark humor as a child. Definitely the greatest of all Peter Pan movies.

[@patrioticjustice9040]

1:27 Notice how when Smee grabs the model ship, the main mast is completely broken, yet at 2:04 when the ship bursts into flames, it's completely fixed.

[@capnjackgallows3204]

That's how they fix things on russian space station!!