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But or Rent - Peter Pan (1953) - • Peter Pan
Bid your cares goodbye as Wendy and her brothers embark on fantastic adventures with the hero of their bedtime stories…Peter Pan! With faith, trust and Tinker Bell's pixie dust, Peter teaches them how to fly and leads them to the "second star to the right" and beyond…to Never Land!
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[@sophiecooper1824]

Could you please react to the sequel. I remember i rewatched that one much more than the original Peter Pan return to neverland .

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

I'll add it to the list. Thanks so much!!!

[@sophiecooper1824]

@@JVsGalacticAdventures awesome, you're the best 😊

[@jamesplunkett8912]

Bobby Driscoll who plays Peter Pan is in another movie my parents love, Song of the South. You should have that on your list since there is good singing in it.

[@LocalMaple]

Wendy’s voice actress was 13 when she recorded her lines as Alice in Alice Wonderland, and about 16 when she did Peter Pan. Then, she reprised her role as Alice and Wendy at the age of 65 in Kingdom Hearts.

[@mevb]

And The House of Mouse.

[@vixiestarfire]

Fun fact about the play this is based on. When Tinkerbell’s light is going out they would have kids clap their hands if they believed in fairies to revive her. The first time Peter Pan was played in front of an adult audience, the performers did not expect all the grown ups to participate in the bit. They did though, and this created such an emotional reaction from the performers that they had to take a small intermission to get themselves together before they continued the play 🥰 Bonus facts: it was tradition for Peter to be played by a woman, also in the production of the Disney animated movie here they almost had Nana come with them to Neverland

[@DelGuy03]

Thanks for providing all that great information. J.M. Barrie wrote the play in 1904 (and novelized it a little later), and it was produced almost every year in London as a holiday-time play for families, always with a woman playing Peter. There have also been multiple musical adaptations of it. This Disney animated version added the slapstick elements you noticed, had a boy voice Peter, and had it all magically happen in one night. (In Barrie's play, the children really do stay away for months, and they bring the Lost Boys back with them.) But Disney did keep it set in 1904, so that's the period you're seeing depicted, back when well-off English families would always employ a live-in servant, a "nursemaid", to look after the children -- only in this family, she's a dog. I wouldn't make too much of the "This has all happened before..." narration that the Disney writers added -- it's basically saying that children have always had fantasies of taking off to have exciting adventures, and then they grow up.

[@vixiestarfire]

@@DelGuy03 in regards to the “it all happened before” part, I’m sure it’s something Disney also added but I think they imply at the end of the movie that Wendy’s father went to Neverland when he was a boy, at least that’s how I see it when he says he saw the pirate ship before when he was young. I like to think he went to Neverland with Peter too 🥰

[@DanGamingFan2846]

The scene were Tinkerbell measures her hips has always been hilarious too me. It must've had a completely different context back then compared to nowadays.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

The joke in that scene is partly about perspective. Because Tinkerbell is standing on the mirror, her hips are closer to it than her head, and they appear proportionally larger than they would if she was just standing in front of a mirror.

[@eggzuki]

@kollie79 it was a positive! at the time there were actually weight gain pills to get that hourglass figure (although i think she’s more of a pear). her body was very desirable at the time!

[@mevb]

Tinkerbelle can only "speak" through body language, gestures and her chiming sounds she makes. In the Disney's Faries franchise, she does speak but like animals speaking to each other, it's "translated" for us veiwers as shown in one of the films, when she talks to humans, they don't understand what she's saying, only her jingeling sounds like from this movie.

[@vixiestarfire]

I would also highly recommend you watch the 2003 live action Peter Pan movie too! Jason Issacs plays Hook and he’s so good. It’s also the most accurate adaptation to the book so far

[@HollyBelle14]

Was looking for this! I watched that one over and over when it came out. Highly underrated

[@vixiestarfire]

@@HollyBelle14 the music alone makes me feel so good lol

[@TMG1208]

yes my favourite version just something about it ive always loved

[@johnnehrich9601]

Yes, yes, yes - absolutely the best

[@SpacialRend7]

As a kid, I’d pop this movie in my VCR and have a fun time watching it. My favorite characters consist of Captain Hook(my most favorite), Mr. Smee, and Tick Tock, the crocodile. The slapstick in the some of the sequences are very entertaining to me. They are the main reasons why I come back to Peter Pan often.

[@xandra_5099]

Oh how times have changed😅 The medicine Nana brings in was common to give to kids before bed, especially if the parents are going out for the night because it was liquid morphine 👀 I've always wondered if the entire experience was a drug induced dream the kids had

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

OMG!

[@Avileable2]

I never knew that!!!! I always wondered what it was too!😂

[@manuelaguiar8753]

@@JVsGalacticAdventures jude law Will play Captain Hook in Disney's live action Peter Pan

[@Nicamon]

OK,I didn't need to discover this!!😖😨

[@mevb]

In the swedish dub the tonic is refered to as vitamins, similarly how kids in the early 20th century were fed with cod liver or castor oil in order to grow big and strong (back when vegetables and fruit weren't so common), the latter turned out to be poisonous though.

[@mevb]

The "medicine" that Nana the Dog prepares to the kids is actually concoction of morphine and alcohol which was commonly used at the turn of the century (very early 20:th century) to make kids fall asleep easier and faster. In the swedish dub, they're rather reffered as vitamins, similiar to cod liver oil (which was something that kids had to take during early 20:th century to grow big and strong when vegetables weren't that common unlike today) or castor oil.

[@kurikuri6683]

I think Wendy's mom is the most beautiful animated women! And she wears such a wonderful dress :)

[@sidneylominy7331]

The scene with Captain Hook and the crocodile is very hilarious 😂😂

[@stephanieneedham5932]

There's also a second Disney animated Peter Pan Peter Pan to return to Neverland

[@dcemerald70]

This movie holds a special place in my heart; I used to watch it all the time when I had heart surgery as a kid. I can’t wait for you to witness the amazing Hook! If you wish for more Peter Pan films here’s a few I recommend. Peter Pan (2003), the best live action film adaption of the book, Peter Pan: Return To Neverland, a sequel to the 1953 animated film, the Tinker Bell film series, an origin of Tinker Bell and prequel to the 1953 Peter Pan, and Finding Neverland, an origin film about Sir James Barrie the author of Peter Pan. 🧚🏻🏴‍☠️⚔️🐊⏰💚💛❤️🖤

[@morgancross7715]

Don’t forget Peter Pan 2 Return to Neverland

[@mevb]

In an earlier version of the film, Nana was meant to follow them to Neverland.

[@kurikuri6683]

Why didn't she?

[@johnmartin4119]

After you do Hook you gotta check out the Universal Peter Pan, it’s one of the best films and adaptations of the fairy tale

[@vixiestarfire]

That’s the 2003 one with Jason Issacs right? So good 😊

[@jarekgunther]

20:32 I roll on the floor when he says "SMEEEEE!!!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@heisenb3rg]

Highly recommend the 2003 live action remake as well!

[@mevb]

Hans Conried plays both Captain Hook and George Darling, which is kinda tradition in the play that the same actor plays both characters. Mr. Smee and all the pirates are voiced by Bill Thomson who is best known for doing the voice of Droopy Dog but also been in a lot Disney movies including The White Rabbit and Dodo in Alice in Wonderland, King Hubert in Sleeping Beauty, Jock, Bull, Dachsie, Joe and the Irish Policeman in Lady and the Tramp and Uncle Waldo in Aristocats (his final role before his death in 1971), as well as the title character of Screwy Squirrel cartoon Big Heel-Watha, Tom's cousin in Timid Tabby (a Tom & Jerry cartoon), Professor Owl in Melody and Toot Whistle Plunk and Boom, Ranger J Audubon Woodlore in several Donald Duck and Humphrey the Bear cartoons, Station Manager Flannery in Pigs is Pigs (the Disney cartoon, not to be confused with the Merrie Melody of the same name) and the first ever voice actor for Scrooge McDuck in featurette Scrooge McDuck and Money (before Alan Young started voicing the character).

[@thelewismoralez]

JV: They should bring capes back. Tat should be normal to wear capes. Me: NO CAPES!

[@inkeriananas]

Hope you get to watch Dumbo and Bambi soon too. Both are such sweet stories, Bambi being Walt Disney's personal favorite.

[@kurikuri6683]

Oh, Bambi so cute! I love the soundtrack as well and the background painting is just stunning!!

[@inkeriananas]

@@kurikuri6683 yeah the painted backgrounds are beautiful! It's such a beautiful story about nature and wildlife and the change of seasons.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

One thing I love about Disney movies, is that they're really good at the details of their animal characters. Example, alligators are not really good at jumping out of water but crocs are. So to have the croc leap out at hook in the cave, though cartoonishly exaggerated is a real thing. They do similar things with other animals throughout yrs.

[@jeffreywilliams8499]

Peter Pan 1953 was my favorite movie in the 90's when I was a little kid

[@morganglover6983]

Thumbs up if you agree: Best part of this whole movie was when the seagull made her nest on Hook's head and she got the shave, and Smee thought Hook was decapitated.

[@maskedbandit189]

Omg, please please please review Peter Pan 2!!! It's honestly one of my favorite direct to video sequels and I would put it on par if not better than the first!!!!!!!

[@straight_up_geek_]

I agree, it’s better than the first!

[@kayden2119]

Worth it just for the ending alone

[@Sailorgirl1207]

If you haven't already, watch the Tinkerbell movies! Honestly the last one is my all time favorite, but it's better if you watch all the others in order first!

[@AliSakurai]

Mr. Darling represents the adults who forgot how innocent their childhood was or wasn't. Until they have children of their own and through them, they experience those simple times again for a little while.

[@afifzahiruddinrohaizan52]

The reason for Hook's obsession for Peter Pan is because the boy cut off his hand and fed it to the crocodile, named Tick Tock Croc in fanbase. Tick Tock likes the taste of Hook so much, the crocodile followed him ever since as Hook said it, possibly even travelling out of Neverland just hoping to seek a chance to get another chomp on Hook. This humiliated Hook and wounded his proud so bad, he vowed vengeance on the boy. That's what the crew meant when they are sick and tired of their captain's obsessive vengeance for Peter. This also works for Peter too. Before that, Hook plans to plunder treasures from other worlds, including Wendy's. He knows that the other worlds outside of Neverland won't stand a chance against Hook's pirates, for in this time Hook's crew were notorious and well known. To protect those worlds, Peter had to come up with a way to make Hook stay in Neverland prevent the pirate from putting other worlds in danger. As Peter cut off Hook's hand, fed it to the crocodile, giving Hook a humiliating defeat, Pan now has the thing to keep Hook where he wants him. For Hook will kow be so obsessive to Peter, the captain won't be leaving Neverland anytime soon.

[@KERRYPIKE]

Peter pan is a great story and there are a lot of different versions of the story to. And it's very amazing that Peter pan can understand what tinkerbell is saying.

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

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[@goddessqueen7730]

You should watch the tinker bell movies

[@tristanherbert2006]

Do monster house

[@idylresaba4609]

I recommend the Peter Pan 2003 full movie, must watch

[@forrestdupre87]

You should read the book

[@erainmartinez8175]

He's right how touching 4:47

[@straight_up_geek_]

Please watch “Peter Pan II: Return to Neverland”. It’s one of my favorite dis ye sequels ever besides Frozen II!

[@johnnehrich9601]

In the play, traditionally a petite woman played Pan. The Disney cartoon was the first to make him a boy - and since then, it is hard for anyone to think otherwise.

[@johnnehrich9601]

The original story was contemporary with the year it was written, in 1904, and took place in London, where the author was. The cartoon and other revisions all are set in this time period, except Hook which represents Pan as having grown up.

[@tyrondor5600]

the older disney classics are all pretty good

[@tamaracastellano2656]

In previous concept arts, Nana went to Neverland too. This idea was rescued for a special in Jake and the Neverland Pirates.

[@johnnehrich9601]

The play which dates back to the early 1900's, had to make due with the actors swinging on wire cables to suggest flying. This cartoon was the first to really make it like they were really flying and of course now with CGI, not a problem.

[@Demondragonkinggav]

*Singing when Croc shows up* Never smile at a crocodile. No you just can't trust a crocodile. Don't sit and talk awhile.*

[@lisemzarate4029]

Not sure if you noticed, that John Darling, the kids father, is the same voice actor as Cpt Hook so when he says he's seen that ship, a very long time ago, it gives me chills every time ❤

[@tamaracastellano2656]

It's George. John, is the middle child of the family.

[@johnnehrich9601]

According to Wikipedia: "The term arises from a device developed for use in the broad, physical comedy style known as commedia dell'arte in 16th-century Italy. The "slap stick" consists of two thin slats of wood, which make a "slap" when striking another actor, with little force needed to make a loud-and comical-sound. The physical slap stick remains a key component of the plot in the traditional and popular Punch and Judy puppet show. " But it mean a physical-type of humor, often an exaggerated mock violent action. The classic case was the comedian who would slip on a banana peel. This was funny to an audience who knew it wasn't real - if the guy had not moved after he fell and other actors ran out on stage because he had actually hurt himself, it would turn into a tragedy.

[@balintkovacs4089]

If you really want to watch the Pinocchio remake, just watch the part of it when Honest John and Gideon are on screen-- then you will have seen all the good content of it. To answer your question: A shirtfront was a detachable chest you wore between the frock vest and the shirt, because this type of vest had a very low cutout and shirts at the time were considered part of the underwear so it was indecency to let it show in public, especially during social events that require the frock broken out.

[@tijasialett3517]

Definitely feeing nostalgic with this movie, but THE Peter Pan movie that is a must watch is the 2003 one. That is a different adaptation of it, but not only is the storyline sooo good, but the soundtrack has that elevation type feel to it. After you watch Hook I suggest to watch that as well.

[@vixiestarfire]

Yesss! Hook is soooo good! Julia Roberts is a wonderful Tinkerbell! ❤

[@johnnehrich9601]

The movie "Finding Neverland" is about the actual writing of this story. Also on KZbin there is a play "Peter Pan Done Wrong" which is hilarious.

[@seivionfisher3422]

Disney is making peter pan live action 2023

[@seivionfisher3422]

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[@Mars1990ful]

Aaaah… my childhood… my dreams…

[@JVsGalacticAdventures]

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[@ellaphx]

To this day the treatment of that imaginary cartoon dog rips my heart out lol. She's *the goodest* girl, and she just gets left alone outside? 😔

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

My sister played both Nana and the Crocodile in a stage version when she was in high school - it was a lot of fun!

[@johnnehrich9601]

In the play, Nana was played by someone in a dog suit, which was funnier than having a typical nurse or governess. I think she actually makes it to Neverland.

[@ThePharaz]

Other Peter Pan movies: Hook (1991), Peter Pan 2: Return to Never Land (2002), Peter Pan (2003), Neverland (2011 A 2 part mini-series), Pan (2015). Capes? Didn't you watch The Incredibles? No CAPES!

[@LennoxMulenga-ex2wp]

We can fly we can fly !

[@davidskinner5376]

Peter pan retrieve to never land is 2nd movie so don’t forget

[@davidskinner5376]

Return my bad

[@Matagu1]

Fun fact. George, Wendys father, was Peter Pans Best friend forever back then. And Peter married Wendys Granddaughter Moira, named after Wendys secound name. I dont care, i ship Peter with Wendy since childhod! XD Peter Pan 2 is faithful to the book. Because Jane Wendys daughter and future mother of Peters future Wife. I recommend you t watch Peter Pan 2 then the Robin Williams Peter Pan because its like the 3. Movie.

[@kurikuri6683]

Where do you know those facts? :)

[@Matagu1]

@@kurikuri6683 Books

[@kaileyallen7563]

Would love to suggest you watching Wolfwalkers! It’s an absolutely INCREDIBLE animated film that came out about a year ago. Gorgeous animation, beautiful story, and wonderful characters. I’ve seen it like 6 times and will continue to watch it again and again. It’s an experience and a half! Watch at night!

[@whatever316]

You should do “Peter Pan 2: Return to Neverland” next!

[@lilybethkuhn9650]

Also watch Pan and Peter Pan II

[@staceyolvey1527]

Peter Pan is my favorite classic movie. I am so glad you reviewed it. I would not be worried about the Native American stuff. You have to take into account the era in which it was made. Yes it is considered offense now, but it wasn't then.

[@inkeriananas]

Yeah people have talked about the racism in this and other Disney movies a lot. Most notably the portrayal of the "indians", but also the cannibals on Hook's map are just, yikes.

[@marcmcdonnell6586]

18:54 that guy who voiced Captain Hook is Hans Conried who also voiced Mr Darling in the film. Mr. Conried appeared in Disney projects such as Ben and Me as Thomas Jefferson, the Prosecutor from Anyburg, USA and the person who uses thumb tacks and a pea for bets on Davy Crockett.

[@mevb]

And he voices The Grinch in Halloween is Grinch Night and Thorin Oakenshield in Rankin-Bass The Hobbit animated movie.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Hans Conried was a very popular radio actor, as well as appearing frequently in movies, on television, and even on Broadway. His most iconic live-action role was as a meglomaniacal piano teacher in Dr. Seuss' bizarre expressionistic musical, *The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T* (1953).

[@lmlmtmtm3641]

I always find the start of the movie hilarious 😂

[@mevb]

Peter Pan is shown on Disney+ with the warning of racist content before the movie starts, along with other movies and/or tv episodes (such as The Muppet Show) that have similiar issues. It's a good thing in my book to show the movies and such uncut while still acknowledge the issues for people who do have serious problem with content or humor that is consindered racist today. Now if only Disney would release Song of the South again cuz such a classic shouldn't be hidden to the world despite it's problematic issues and acknowledge them like with the others. Disney should really stop from shying away from this, man up and just release it with a warning. Man, americans are overly sensative to a lot, they really need to chill down and just think about it without getting upset. Sure, racism is wrong but it shouldn't overdo it, just think of Cartoon Network not showing Speedy Gonzales just because they were afraid to offend mexicans but in reality they idolize him.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

I think a lot of people would be surprised by what *Song of the South* (1946) is, and what it isn't, if they could actually see it.

[@staceyolvey1527]

I completely agree. They still stereotype 'white Southern people' as redneck hicks in movies and nobody seems to get bent out of shape about that. You also have to take into account that Native American culture/behavior in the 1700s (probably the basis of Disney's characters) was probably a lot different than today.

[@larasemerad2605]

original play theater Tinker was a light mirror and a bell-Tinkerbell.

[@imle9279]

It's a good movie, but it did not age well. The representation in the older movies are really bad, but the stories they tell and the symbolism is heartwarming

[@erainmartinez8175]

That's 1 hungry Crocodile 20:30

[@HollyBelle14]

I would recommend Finding Neverland as well! It's an absolute emotion fest but so so good. It's about JM Barrie who wrote Peter Pan and what inspired it 😊 it had Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet

[@jermainejohnson1657]

Hey jV another great older movie you should check out is who framed roger rabbit I know you would love the making of that film

[@gabriellopes1564]

Great Classic!

[@larasemerad2605]

You Tube has actor and actress do the voices next to the cartoon.Great to see.

[@Lucas-Stl]

27:23 Neverland... I suppose the easiest way to describe it would be like jet lag, in that time is different. What is several days and nights there is practically mere hours back home. It's because of this "lag", so to speak, that causes one to forget.

[@scarlett5247]

Bambi and Sleeping Beauty are classics I highly recommend, and for live-action, I have to say Gone With the Wind (still the highest-grossing movie ever) is just a cinematic masterpiece.

[@thecyborggamexox6746]

Perhaps you’ll watch the Tinker Bell movie? It’s a really great watch and I’m sure your family would love it too!!

[@mariannielsen9631]

My favorit of the Peter pan movies is the 2003 one. I would love to see your reaction to that one 😍🤞🏻

[@ThePharaz]

Not sure what the white piece in front of the suit is called but I've seen them being worn by men late 19th century through mid 20th century. A number of comedies use them like they are window blinds giving a tug and having them roll up to the persons chin. I believe they can be seen in some Bugs Bunny episodes and Three Stooges and possibly a few Little Rascals.

[@roflma]

2003 live action movie is so good, you need to watch it

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

the archetypes in this movie are amazing. If a girl kisses Peter then he'll grow up! that's why tink was freaking out. wish you could watch jordan peterson break it down, he does great. "Never grow up, but don't forget to grow up" amazing sentiment from this movie.

[@jesdem6130]

try peter pan 2 return to neverland , the haunted mansion, Beetlejuice ,peter pan 2003, pochoants

[@Nicamon]

There's an Italian singer(Edoardo Bennato)who has done a whole album with songs about"Peter Pan"...it's a shame no English speaker knows that...there are pretty epic songs in it and he also has done another about"Pinocchio"...again...a shame only we Italians know about that.

[@erainmartinez8175]

Tinkerbell is jealous 14:20

[@sunnysidesouffle8348]

I cannot wait for Hook I love that movie and I'm sure you will especially how it adds to the lore

[@LocalMaple]

27:53 Well, he did use a poisonous cake in the musical. If you haven’t seen it, Cathy Rigby Peter Pan became a movie. Other than that version, as well as Hook and Return to Neverland, I liked the 200?3? Version, and the Tinkerbell films.

[@erainmartinez8175]

even the pirates are sad for their moms too but not Hook 27:10

[@evancredeur7498]

Shanghai actually means to force them to join a crew.

[@ThePinkDragon]

the movie/play takes place in the early 1900s

[@FrancescaMulvey]

JV have you seen the 2003 Peter Pan? I thought it was really good :)

[@ashleyh7073]

I definitely prefer the live action ones! :D Whats your other channel? I cant seem to find a link anywhere.

[@Ian1121314]

See Jane go tv but I can’t seem to pull it up anymore ether

[@ThePinkDragon]

there is a therpy that the trd headed mer was Arial 's mom

[@ThePinkDragon]

redhead

[@polahohenheim1017]

You should also see Peter Pan ll is very cute

[@jg5670]

Love this! I recommend the 1951 Disney movie Alice in Wonderland! It’s my favorite movie of all time and it’s very enjoyable 😊

[@entertainmentlife430]

I enjoy peter pan a lot. One of my favorites. Peter pan has a few reboots and such.. there's hook which is not that good... Peter pan(2003) which is really good... and pan which sucks!!! The musical is fun and the prequel musical Peter and the star catcher is amazing

[@Mars1990ful]

“Never smile at the crocodile No, you can’t get friendly with a crocodile Don’t be taken in by his welcome grin He’s imagining how well you’d fit within his skin Never smile at the crocodile Never tip your hat and stop to talk a while Never run, walk away, say goodnight, not good-day Clear the aisle and never smile at Mister Crocodile !” 🐊

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

These lyrics by Jack Lawrence were written for the crocodile's theme, a tune written by Frank Churchill during the early days of *Peter Pan* 's development, when Walt considered making it the second Disney animated feature film, instead of *Pinocchio.* Sadly, after creating some of the most beloved tunes of the 20th century for Disney's *Three Little Pigs, Snow White, Dumbo,* and *Bambi,* Churchill committed suicide in 1942, more than a decade before his tune for *Peter Pan* would finally be used.

[@Mars1990ful]

@@oliverbrownlow5615 so sad… I love this song. The old french audio book have a version I knew when I was a kid. I can’t find it…

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

@@Mars1990ful I love that song, too, and so many others that he wrote.

[@christiangalvan2008]

2:04 😂

[@gina2190]

U should watch Peter Pan 2 return to neverland

[@denanebergall5514]

The movie isn't based in the 50's. J.M. Barrie wrote Peter Pan in 1904. So the clothes and culture are from the 1900's not the 1950's. They made a movie about J.M. Barrie in 2004 called Finding Neverland. You'd find answers to a lot of your questions there. Also, I'd highly suggest watching something that sticks to the original story closer than the Disney-ized version before watching Hook. Hook is more of a sequel than a remake, but they assume you already know the original story so make references to a lot of things that got left out of this version. Hook is one of my favorite movies ever, but I really think you'd enjoy more if you have more context going into it. Funfact: The theme that plays everytime to announce the crocodile is there is a children's song called "Never Smile at a Crocodile."

[@ump5597]

Great movie from my childhood :) and btw, you should def watch the new pinocchio, just to have your own opinion. You can listen other opinions, but you should allways have your own.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Smee and Captain Hook's VAs were so freaking good in this. The ONE live-action remake that was actually good for me was The Jungle Book ... All the rest were meh, especially The Lion King. The Jungle Book followed the same story for the most part, but things were different and it was not 1 to 1 to the animated version. 94 critics/86 audience on RT... It's good. Also since you love magic and stuff, you have to check out The Sword in the Stone animated at some point.

[@d-manthecaptain1382]

Do you take requests?

[@emmaflake1691]

Please do Return to Neverland♥️

[@kristikarr5422]

I 2nd the vote to bring capes back! Capes make guys look like super villains & super villains are hot! XD

[@lukeballinger770]

Disney is developing a live action Peter Pan called Peter Pan and Wendy with Jude law as captain hook

[@manuelaguiar8753]

The title is Peter Pan and Wendy will be like the book

[@manuelaguiar8753]

Jude law version of Captain Hook He will be more evil more scarier

[@thedoctor4327]

Long shot to end all long shots: Please react to “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” by Mischief Theatre. It’s about a group of amateur actors at a community theater who try to put on a production of Peter Pan but things keep getting increasingly worse with the production. Actors forget lines, props break, people get injured on the sets, backstage drama spills out on stage, etc. It’s friggin hilarious, it’s only an hour long and it’s presently free on KZbin. Please react? 🙂

[@ThePinkDragon]

the same man voices the dad amd hook