The Underrated Peter Pan Movie | A High-Flying Review

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[@jonesinator47]

This version of Peter Pan is criminally underrated. I still love it

[@friepaign3828]

I haven’t seen it yet

[@TrevortheTrainFan]

It's still a lot better than that Pan movie!

[@Starwarsfanboy0928]

I’ve only seen this movie once and that was a decade back in April 2010

[@willlyon7129]

Me too.

[@trhansen3244]

Agreed. I'll email Nancy Pelosi and see if she can bring charges against anyone who doesn't like this film. She can at least lock them up for six months and claim they are guilty of insurrection. Good idea!

[@untitledjunk03]

The Best Live-Action Disney remake that isn’t made by Disney. Instead, it’s made by Universal and Sony.

[@sm4carnageihope]

I was literally about to write this same comment until 1. Saw you already did it 2. I still think the Jungle Book remake is great and beats the original

[@disneyfan94themuppetsforev95]

@@sm4carnageihope I like the Live-Action version of The Jungle Book but I wouldn't say that it beats the original but I do agree that this version of Peter Pan is criminally underrated

[@sm4carnageihope]

@@disneyfan94themuppetsforev95 I think it destroys the original. Better animation, stronger storytelling, muuuuuuch better version of Mowgli.

[@disneyfan94themuppetsforev95]

@@sm4carnageihope Your entitled to your opinion and I'm entitled to mine like I said before I really enjoyed the remake of The Jungle Book but I still prefer the original mainly because of the zany musical numbers and the stellar vocal performances of Phil Harris as Baloo and Louis Prima as King Louie

[@sm4carnageihope]

@@disneyfan94themuppetsforev95 Hey, that's cool man. You do you.

[@Igorcastrochucre]

I never saw the Disney's Peter Pan, I only grew up with this version and Return to Neverland. It broke my heart when I found out this movie was a box office bomb, because it's easily better than Hook, Pan and it looks like we have to add 2020's Wendy to the pile.

[@MrTardis11]

Hook is so overrated this 2003 version is the definitive Peter Pan adaptation for me.

[@macklyon7476]

It had really bad marketing. Everything else was amazing, but the marketing sucked. I barely remember ever seeing a trailer (maybe once). My mom heard about it from someone else and brought me (3 at the time) and my sister (5 at the time) to see it. Relying on word-of-mouth to market isn't the best idea.

[@marcohidalgo1101]

@@macklyon7476 I only saw the trailer on the (shudders) Mike Myers Cat in the Hat DVD back in the day. If there's one good thing that trainwreck did, it was introducing me to this underrated gem.

[@danieldeclue1466]

I will agree that this one is definitely the best out of straight up adaptations of Peter Pan, I grew up with hook but I don't really count it among them since it's technically a sequel and not truly an adaptation of the original story. If anything my headcanon is that hook is the sequel to this one

[@coreynmarie]

my favorite peter pan movie ever! very nostalgic for me, i'm surprised its not a cult classic yet. the score is amazing

[@christopherhendron2449]

I thought it already did have a cult following.

[@marcohidalgo1101]

@@christopherhendron2449 It does, just not as massive as, say, Big Lebowski's.

[@trhansen3244]

I heard the movie is not considered a classic because it is too violent. Apparently, in one scene a man is swallowed whole by a giant crocodile. Way too intense for younger viewers.

[@DZ0D3]

@@trhansen3244 you mean Captain Hook?- it was pg too, I think, It's the best Peter Pan movie in my opinion, very nostalgic for me, also, Captain Hook's death is the only "violent" scene in it, sure, Peter gets his forehead scratched in the final battle, but I watched this movie for the first time when I was three, it was not a violent movie, at all lmao.

[@vicentehizon6202]

Honestly, I think the cgi effects have a special take. It’s gives the film that fantasy kind of feel. It’s not the best, but mixed with the color palate, it has that kind of feel to it, because it’s a fantasy story, it’s not really supposed to look real, but that’s just me.

[@mrg1700]

I agree with every word you said

[@paulsiegfried6337]

Me too

[@eloa7339]

I still get emotional whenever I see this movie. Really one of my favorite movies of all time. This one will stay with me forever.

[@linkxmidna57]

This movie captures the overall feeling. I love the actor for Peter Pan and their version of Captain Hook is my favourite as he’s so conniving and a worthy opponent. I especially love the deleted ending 😭

[@maxkull2899]

8:55 The Hook scenes in this movie are pure gold. I feel like the humor works so well in this movie and it has such a great balance of serious and imaginative moments, much like the book

[@ap3productions81]

I loved this movie growing up and I still do!

[@maxmantell5009]

More like never growing up

[@ap3productions81]

@@maxmantell5009 Ayy!

[@untitledjunk03]

Same. It’s a classic.

[@jbstars3205]

I grew up with this movie too! My eldest sibling and I watched it all the time. I have even gotten my younger siblings to watch it too! The magic and memories of it still live on within!

[@jacobchapple6816]

The sad thing about my introduction to this movie was seeing the trailer on the... *shudder* ...The Cat in the Hat 2003 DVD. I'm a disgrace to senpai AniMat.

[@IdeaBox-dk5vj]

You're not alone on that sort of introduction.

[@BigLightning4360]

To be honest: when I was a baby, I didn't mind at all. It's still one of my favorite guilty pleasures. I decided to watch it for the last time because of Kelly Preston's passing. Now, I'm rewatching it again thanks to this.

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

At least the song "Hang on" came out of that DVD as well!

[@MovieMadness23]

Jonathan Battle dude, there are much better Kelly Preston movies out there other then Cat in the Hat like Sky High I’m sure I’m not the only one who would recommend that over Mike Myers in a cat suit

[@danielneil237]

Same from the DVD trailer.

[@VidtopiaEntertainment]

Man you are taking me back I remember seeing this film when I was little and remember enjoying it especially the music by James Newton Howard, it’s kinda sad that this film failed miserably at the box office as it could’ve possibly even saved Revolution Studios if it was a big hit.

[@Oscar95451]

Disney uses the song on their Year of a Million Dream campaign, despite not being owned by them

[@Alejandroigarabide]

They also used the main theme from Warner's "Robin Hood: King of Thieves" in an ad for Disney classics on DVD. It was in every DVD back in the day.

[@untitledjunk03]

Fun fact: that Robin Hood theme became the theme for the Morgan Creek logo.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

@@untitledjunk03 I didn't remember that. You're right!

[@hunterolaughlin]

15:44 - 15:53 - To be fair though, “Finding Nemo” does have a bit of dated animation, mostly with the human characters like P. Sherman and Darla. The underwater scenes and the backdrop of Sydney Australia are still pretty awesome and beautiful to look at 17 years later, but the scenes featuring humans do remind you of how Pixar had a long way to go before making humans look and move as good as the animation.

[@brandonlyon730]

Yeah I still love the first Toy Story movie, but the non-toy characters especially the humans always looked off.

[@walkthenerd6948]

Notice how the backgrounds look painted. I think it was more of a creative choice.

[@Narujen]

The two things that I loved when this movie first came out was the boy who played Peter Pan and that song. I had a big crush on the boy and I'd replay the scene with the song so many times. It really is a beautiful and inspirational piece.

[@siennamargeaux8413]

Saw the title and felt excited to hear about how wonderfully this PJ Hogan film explores the underlying themes, often sad and dark, in JM Barrie's book which I've been a fan of before I saw this movie. This is the best Peter Pan movie for me because of its faithfulness to the source material. This review, disappointingly, focused more on the production values of the film.

[@alexismartinez8343]

❤💖 To be honest, I truly loved my most favorite underrated movie in my childhood since 2003! Actually, I saw this movie with my family in theaters for the first time as a little kid! I truly loved this film and this movie make me loved and inspired cinematic movies in movie theaters. Such a shame it didn't do well at the box office over competition against big movies during Thanksgiving much like what happened to the Rescuers Down Under competition with Home Alone and Treasure Planet against other movies during that time. If I have kids one day in the future, I would definitely loved to show it with my kids definitely! 😃😀😄 👍🏻 💖❤

[@TheWhoEditor]

Definitely a good adaptation of Peter Pan.

[@thomasvanquish3688]

As a kid who adored Peter Pan I loved this movie sooo much, even compared to the Disney version. Even watching it now the sound track alone gives me goosebumps, tbh the visuals have aged really well also!

[@missmangas7298]

I like this movie... despite the weird CGI. Hook is so scary and strong in this version, i was affraid of him when i first saw the movie in 2010. I was 14 and was literally scared of this man even if he don't exist... no joke! I still find him intimidating today but am less affraid. This character was so well done, same for Peter and Wendy; they are a cute couple and have fun personalities. Their romance is adorable X3 the music is superb, really suck you in the story; i love her! The action scenes are cool and thirlling, the moral is respected, the actors are doing a great job. It's a fun adventure, i was glad to watch this movie and will do it again :)

[@ChrisManley1994]

This is the best version of Peter Pan. Hands down.

[@theempireeofficial3935]

What about Hook?

[@saulthechicanootaku]

Now that I know the backstory of this movie, I now find it even more saddening that it bombed at the box office. It wasn't like the greatest ever but it was a good adaptation of Peter Pan. Also, this could be me but Jeremy Sumpter looks like Adrien Agreste, aka Chat Noir from Ladybug. Another thing. When Disney used a piece of the score from Peter Pan 2003, it reminds me of how Paramount used a bit of the score from Crimson Tide (which is also by Disney) as part of the music for the trailer for The Saint.

[@Trent-Girone]

I can definitely see the scariness of the crocodile was definitely lost in translation in the 1953 Disney film, possibly indicating he was only a threat to Hook. In most other versions, including Disney’s latest attempt, the croc looks terrifying, and is definitely depicted as going after everyone.

[@haraldemerson7496]

Also, can we just talk about how TERRIFYING the crocodile was?! In the Disney movie, he’s funny, quirky, and almost adorable. In this movie HE’S THE SIZE OF A CAR. The ticking is also genuinely creepy, hearing it literally made me go “OH SHIT.”

[@uhuhuh1966]

I actually don’t have any problem with the CGI, it felt like a clear stylized choice to make it look cartooney and like a pop up book. Sort of like Moulin Rouge, they’re not meant to be realistic

[@gunstarheroine5173]

I just commented exactly the same thing lol, sorry for doubling up. But it's true. Saying "the CGI looks unrealistic" is completely missing the point of its use within the stylised design.

[@lianalobinha]

I watched this movie a million times! As a kid, I was completely in love with this adaptation.

[@cintronproductions9430]

All I remember of this movie are the creepy mermaids that had disturbing, green, clawed, webbed hands and shrieked like demonic dolphins. Those fricking mermaids, and the ones from the fake documentary Mermaids: The Body Found, made a younger me scared of realistic mermaids for a few years. XD

[@hunterolaughlin]

lol. Sounds like another element Disney stole from this movie to use for “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides”.

[@zooemperor3954]

The mermaids in this movie looked kind of pale bluish-grey. But that aside, yeah, they were freaking terrifying!

[@jennikifm2]

It’s not stole. It’s inspired. Or just coincidental.

[@earthbornparanian6252]

One of my friends actually had a phobia of mermaids because of this.

[@jennikifm2]

@@earthbornparanian6252 Damn. I’m sorry for your friend.

[@Strange9952]

I think the visuals supposed "lack" is what makes them extra good, it's fantastical and visually stunning, this is a suuuuper good movie and I love it 9/10 this really needs to be studied more, such an important movie in my view

[@amandamaia8287]

Wait, I thought everyone grow up watching this movie! It still is one of my favorites nostalgic movies!

[@jennikifm2]

Same! Though it had a couple iffy moments to me. (StinkerBell- I mean Tinker Bell being a bitch for example.) BUT overall, it’s good! Love Jason Isaacs as Hook. He nailed it! Love the kid actors.

[@amandamaia8287]

@@jennikifm2 I agree

[@alextheblueman-reviewergam9655]

I remember having that film on DVD. What I can remember was Mr Smee (at least I think the glasses guy was Mr Smee) trying to shoot a parrot for screaming in his ear, and Hook's exposition moment of his personal grudge on Peter Pan, while showing his stomp.

[@jacobbelow4136]

I remember seeing the trailers for this, and it sure looked good when it came out! Of course, if you don't have the budget to properly fly "Neverland-style", you can also fly "Titanic-style"! XD

[@declancarey3337]

I remember seeing this in theaters back in the day.

[@disneyfan8719]

That statement in the beginning cannot be more true. While I might not exactly like Walt Disney's Peter Pan as much as I did as a kid, It still holds a special place in my heart and it's one of those films that actually makes me feel like a kid again everytime I watch it! As for this Peter Pan, I remember seeing it in theaters and maybe once or twice after, but that's about it. I don't really have fond memories of this version like I do with the Disney film. Lol

[@DarkTider]

1:59 - you jerk! I forgot I was indoors when you did that countdown, and gave myself a concussion flying right into the ceiling! BAD FORM!

[@rapunzeldisney229]

This Version of Peter Pan is the only real Version!! It's the only one that is next to the book and have amaizing music and also the respected the Peter-Pan -Play-Tradition which is Captain Hook and Mr.Darling is the same Person/Actor. Also it's the only one (in my opinion) that had the best costumes! I mean Look at Hook! And then Look at Hook, in other movies... And don't let me Start with Oeter and the Lost Boys...! Brillant!!! It's my Favorit movie at All time!!🥰❤❤

[@jazzyrazzy9733]

“Oh I remember this film back in 2nd grade...”

[@maldon3659]

Another reason I think this movie was overlooked was because another movie about pirates came out at the same time, Pirates of The Caribbean: Curse of The Black Pearl

[@macklyon7476]

Also Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, either came out in the same year or around the time. Jason Isaacs (Mr. Darling/Captain Hook and Lucius Malfoy) worked on the movies at the same time. He even took Jeremy Sumpter (Peter Pan) to the set of Chamber of Secrets.

[@maldon3659]

@MackLyon yeah, that'll do it, plus Pirates and Potter just had bigger budgets, more promotion and great special effects, like the undead pirates and The Basilisk still look impressive to this day

[@marcohidalgo1101]

@@macklyon7476 Chamber of Secrets actually came out 1 year before at the time.

[@awesomeproductions7755]

*Calling it right now:* this is gonna be one of the next Disney remakes!

[@maldon3659]

Yeah it's already happening as Disney have already cast Peter Pan, Wendy and Captain Hook

[@rodrigorousseau562]

TinkerBell is now a Black Fairy

[@clownfromspongebob3979]

Rodrigo Rousseau I heard Peter Pan is gonna be played by Tom Holland

[@maldon3659]

@@clownfromspongebob3979 no he's going to be played by Alexander Moloney

[@hunterolaughlin]

And spoiler: It’s not as good or even magical as the 2003 version.

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

"Think of a wonderful thought" like reconnecting with this interesting take on the kids who believed and Neverland as a whole. Stay safe and keep it up!

[@demontamerbf18]

I watched this movie so SO many times when I was a kid but I had forgotten completely about it, this is the first time I see someone acknowledging its existence on KZbin.

[@StormMatt448]

I really enjoyed this movie as a kid and one of my favorite adaptations. Probably my favorite Hook, too.

[@MegaChaseman1]

I saw this movie in theaters when I was little and I still love it

[@captaintaco2345]

My personal favourite adaptation of the Peter Pan story. I used to be obsessed with Peter Pan as a kid and I wore out the DVD

[@mattimoodle]

I grew up with this version instead of the Disney version, and it still holds a special place in my heart. I would spend days binge watching all the behind the scenes stuff because I was just so fascinated by what they had managed to accomplish. This is the movie (along with watching Dr Who from a young age) is what inspired me to go into prosthetics, and now I study stage makeup and SFX at uni.

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

one thing i love about that is jeremy and rachel actually dated either during or after production

[@chicofnaf7114]

1:55 - 2:58 I know is just a joke, but I really like how this represents every day in AniMat's life, making a video, adjusting some stuff, editing it and that's it, sometimes you gotta add some details on that stuff

[@alexismartinez8343]

❤💖 If Disney wants to remake a live action good Peter Pan remake, they should definitely take a better look at this one and it make it as good nor great much like the 2016 Jungle Book remake. 😃😀😄 👍🏻 💖❤

[@penny1545]

I used to watch it in my childhood.

[@DukeofArtz]

As "The Duke of Artz" Penny me too. :)

[@JayleeParker]

this was my favorite movie as a kid, and it continues to be my favorite movie now. it reminds me that i can still feel the same happiness i felt when i first watched this movie. it reminds me that i will always be that little girl sitting in front of the tv, no matter how old i get. i will never grow up, and i don’t want to.

[@BigLightning4360]

I remember see the trailer of the film during the DVD previews of "The Cat in the Hat "

[@intheclear3492]

Me too

[@a.j.medialover]

One of my early introductions to Peter Pan was actually a TV-series known as Peter Pan & The Pirates. (which is in my opinion one of the most underrated interpretations of Peter Pan)

[@marcohidalgo1101]

I found out about that show thru Nostalgia Critic before he turned into a joke.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Loved this film growing up!

[@CaptainCat101]

Original animated version: I've seen it, and loved it Hook: I really liked it (since Spielberg directed it; and the main cast were Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, and Bob Hoskins), but it's not one I would go back to. Underrated version: I saw a little bit of it, but haven't finished it Pan: it was ok, just ok. I know it's bad, but I don't despise it like most others.

[@mrg1700]

Watch the rest of the 2003 version. In my opinion it’s a masterpiece.

[@jennikifm2]

For me, I’ve seen Disney’s Peter Pan, and also the sequel Return To Neverland. They’re some of my favorites from childhood. I also enjoyed the 2003 version and also Hook. I haven’t seen Pan yet. I would give it a try.

[@CaptainCat101]

@@jennikifm2 I thought I was the only person (besides Phantom Strider), who liked Return to Neverland

[@mrg1700]

@@CaptainCat101 I liked it too

[@ThatJohnKillion1970]

6:53 Steve Martin literally phoning in his performance.

[@LOEKASH]

Ever since I was a kid, I thought I was the only one that knew about this movie's existance

[@danielneil237]

I only know about this movie from the 2003 Cat in the Hat DVD and the song that played in the trailer on that DVD.

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

i loved this movie so much and that's such a sad story i've never heard that before (maybe i have but forgot)

[@a.t.m873]

I especially like the deleted scene with peter meeting Wendy’s daughter Jane

[@GottaGoBlast]

One of my top 10 movies of all time! 🤩

[@darthstarkiller1912]

Really loved the cast and the special effects. Very underrated. I'm sure JM Barrie himself would've loved it.

[@ninamirachel7040]

I personally think this is by far the greatest adaptaion, it's perfect in every way to me, especially when you compare it to the book

[@gionathancurry]

I’ve have this movie on DVD and I remember that I had fun with it as a kid. I can’t believe I forgot about this movie 10+ years ago.

[@joshuabenson6543]

I love this version of Peter Pan a bunch, almost comparable to that of the Disney film. This is one of the most criminally underrated adaptations of the story I’ve ever seen.

[@samuraiashi4228]

Another real reason why this 2003 Peter Pan movie was a box office bomb is because it was released around the time when Harry Potter still dominates the box office. With that Peter Pan movie failed so badly, this could also be the reason why it was never nominated for any Academy Awards.

[@evilcrash8683]

Just comfirmed Chirsopher Walken to reprisie his role as Cap'N Hook for the Peter Pan Diseny Remake at 4:16 to 4:26 I'm alittle dissaponited your not revieiwng the one I actually grew up with that had Cathy Rigby In It.

[@MrGabeanator]

you're kiddin

[@evilcrash8683]

@@MrGabeanator Nope! All by memory and one of the very 1st Tomboys I've ever met as a child.

[@FillmGeekOfDoom]

@@evilcrash8683 Dude, it's Jude Law for Disney's remake.

[@shaynabarnhard2274]

I grew up with the Cathy Rigby version too! That, Hook, and the Disney version, and I only recently watched the 2003 movie for the first time.

[@MrGabeanator]

@@evilcrash8683 ok

[@jemjimjam5444]

This was a movie that my family used to have on DVD and we used to watch it tons growing up. Because of it, it was the Peter Pan I was most used to. I'd seen Disney's animated one and we had this incredible pop-up book too, but there was always something so great about the 2003 version I couldn't really say why. I hope more people watch it since I'm pretty sure it's on Netflix and it gets brought back into the public eye, giving it the praise it deserves that the actors, writers and everyone working on the movie never really got

[@maxmantell5009]

They made hook’s character so dark, along with the whole film

[@AbrasiousProductions]

fun fact: this movie was my introduction to peter pan before the animated version

[@homestucklover2728]

I’ve grown up with this movie on dvd, so it holds quite a special place in my heart. While I definently also love the Disney version, I never had that version on dvd growing up, so the 2003 version was the only Peter Pan movie I ever really watched growing up. I still watch it to this day and just reliving the nostalgia is so amazing to me. I wish more people knew about this film, ‘cause I think it’s truly beautiful and magical. And as we all should remember to say: I do believe in fairies! I do, I do, I do! Though you could also stick with saying: I should like to give you a thimble

[@johnnyd3158]

If it wasn’t for Disney’s Peter Pan, then we wouldn’t have the Legend of Zelda series.

[@johnnyd3158]

Beneko '11 Nope, you pretty much got it all covered, lol. Shigeru Miyamoto himself has stated that Disney’s Peter Pan was one of the inspirations for the original Legend of Zelda game; or at the very least the inspiration for the design of Link.

[@c.w.r.794]

We slept on this movie as children, in favor of that terrifying and straight up disgusting Cat in the Hat film

[@MichaelJoeJackson-vs9nb]

I give this adaptation 10/10! Why? Because it is the most faithful,respectful, visually immersive version of Peter Pan I have ever seen. I saw this when I was eight years old,loved it. To me,Jeremy Sumpter wasn't playing Peter Pan. He is Peter Pan. This is the Peter Pan story told right. Don't need anymore remakes from traitor companies like Disney. Nuff said. Peace!

[@BlueboiiiTheNerd]

I've had the DVD for 10 years.

[@tzufbb]

I almost cried when Tink almost died felt so sorry for peter pan and could truely feel the power love after Wendy kissed pan not to mention their scene in the forest.

[@marcohidalgo1101]

Jeremy Sumpter really did a great job conveying both the childlike and childish emotions Peter Pan had.

[@srstriker6420]

Jason Issac was perfect for Captain Hook

[@chrisbarone515]

I for one would LOVE to hear Tinkerbelle talk just like she did in her own movie.

[@saulthechicanootaku]

Of course, especially as she was voiced by a talented VA like Mae Whitman as she did a great job giving the mischievous pixie a voice while still retaining her personality from the original movie

[@narthex9897]

thanks for drawing attention to this movie. I saw it when it came out, and i loved it

[@ישיבושירה]

My rating: 7/10 I agree with you, it is pretty good.

[@greshaminc156]

Unfortunately saw the trailer during Cat In the Hat dvd and vhs opening too, It played before the Shrek 2 trailer played

[@wildberrycrush3901]

I didn't even know it was underrated. This was one of my childhood favourites. I even bought the soundtrack when I was older when I started feeling nostalgic for it.

[@The_Ferbguy]

I saw this movie when it was new in theaters that I own the DVD of it. Revisiting it in recent years, I have a bigger appreciation for the feature. I reviewed it in 2017 and it has a spot in my personal top 40 favorite movies list.

[@maxmantell5009]

8:49-lol. Captain Hook said that in the Disney version.

[@lizafootfor5471]

After hearing the history of the production, I appreciate this adaptation even more 🙂

[@tylerfish2701]

We can fly, we can fly, we can fly! THEY FLY NOW! They fly now? They fly now!

[@justsomeokami8867]

I remember liking this version when I saw it. Yeah some parts are outdated but it’s good for what it is.

[@Aurorak-i6l]

I'd take this over Peter Pan and Wendy (2023) any day. And at 13:59, I'm a major score person whenever I watch something.

[@theawesomelegolover168]

8:55 & 20:22 WHAT!!? That's Richard Briers! (aka the voice of Fiver from the 1978 movie adaptation of Watership Down!)

[@MrScaryPasta]

In all honesty, I love all versions of the Peter Pan story. I look the Disney classic, Hook, and this film as well. Too bad it was punched in the gut by Disney and Peter Pan 2. But that’s what happens when children can’t understand the true values of dark and gritty but fun action packed adventure like this movie.

[@andrewlikestodraw]

I do hope this movie gets a second viewing after the newly released peter pan and Wendy. I know there’s a lot of fuss about the wonky cgi in this 2003 production but in comparison to the latest Disney adaptation this one really captures the flying scenes with such finesse. In fact, the action and direction is so smooth and seamless. And the acting is completely unmatched. I personally love the visual balancing act it does between animation and live action. There is an incredible amount of heart that went into his movie and it truly shows.

[@geraldsinger9954]

I saw this on DVD in 2009 and I liked this film. I have also seen numerous adaptations also, some good and some not so good.

[@chrisazylum6624]

I remember this from my childhood! In 8th grade seeing pictures of the 2003 Peter Pan led me to realizing I am bisexual! Look forward to reviewing this soon!

[@KuroMokoChan]

I remember having a crush on Wendy when I was younger. I really wanted my hair like to be like hers!

[@mafeuk]

Me too. When I was a kid I remember that actress was my standard for when I thought of a "pretty girl". Hope she is doing okay these days.

[@WalkmanWillWalkAllOverYou]

Great Movie, Jeremy Sumpter would've been Perfect as Spider-Man.

[@marcohidalgo1101]

I wonder what a conversation between Tobey Maguire and Jeremy Sumpter would be like.

[@WalkmanWillWalkAllOverYou]

​@@marcohidalgo1101 I think it would go Something like: Peter (Pan): To die would be an awfully great adventure. Bully Maguire: I missed the Part where that's My Problem.

[@peterpan6027]

See’s review thumbnail (Crows in Pan ).

[@DukeofArtz]

Triple great Great GREAT review of the 2003 version of "Peter Pan" AniMat ;) 👍👍👍!

[@tzufbb]

thank you so much for picking this version it's so moving

[@SoloJona]

I remember my class went to see this movie in theaters when I was in third grade. I do like it even if I don't think about it usually

[@rebeccacalledalice]

You're right about this being a good introduction to Peter Pan. This was the first adaptation I watched and I've basically grown up with it. I will always prefer this over Disney's version.

[@eurekafilmsNz]

Best Peter Pan movie out there. Storytelling its just gorgeous

[@charlieiannini3502]

This movie is a big part of my childhood it’s also one of the first movies I ever remember seeing and I think I might have had a crush on the actress who plays Wendy

[@maxmantell5009]

The best part is when the crocodile chases Captain Hook at black castle