Return to Never Land! PETER PAN SEQUEL MOVIE REACTION First Time Watching Animated Classic!

RETURN TO NEVER LAND MOVIE REACTION! Today I'll be watching a film I have never seen before Return to Never Land released in 2002 for the first time. Here's my Return to Never Land Peter Pan sequel reaction. Want to watch the ENTIRE Movie with me? Check out: / timotheereacts
Wendy is all grown up, with children of her own, and as the blitzkrieg rages, she calms them with tales of Peter Pan. Wendy's stubborn 12-year-old daughter, Jane, has no patience for such nonsense until Capt. Hook uses the girl as a pawn in capturing his arch-rival. Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, and the Lost Boys come to her aid; however, even they cannot make Jane a believer in the magic of imagination. Unless she believes, she cannot fly, and there is no other way for her to return home.
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Original Movie: Return to Never Land (2002)
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[@jessetorres8738]

Return To Nederland; 1 of the few straight-to-video sequels Disney did in the late 1990s & early 2000s that wasn't terrible.

[@havenjuliette8380]

I think the next movie that you should do is Christopher Robin as well Mostly just because of how cool that movie would be plus I know you haven’t done that move either 😊

[@alex.bradford]

So many people hate this movie and I have no idea why. It’s very good. Especially when Peter sees Wendy again at the end😭❤️

[@Soda-paws]

Same I love this movie

[@JaydenObitade]

Same here

[@CottageDreams23]

why ppl hating it tho?

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

​@@CottageDreams23 mostly because they ship peter and wendy and not only does this movie show that wendy got married and had kids, it also seems to imply peter and jane like each other.

[@ShadowFungus]

I love this movie! First movie i felt in love with the song!

[@SpacialRend7]

For a Disney sequel, Return to Neverland isn’t so bad imo. It has the same charm as the first film with less controversial elements and is overall a fun watch, the way I see it.

[@danielmalinen6337]

It is also loosely based on J.M. Barrie's mini-play which Barrie wrote as a sequel to Peter and Wendy and where Peter accidentally kidnaps Jane when he thinks she is her mother Wendy. The difference is, however, that unlike Barrie's sequel, in this Disney version, Hooka and Tinkerbell are still alive. But Disney's version is still better than Barrie's own sequel, even though the first film is nowhere near as good as Barrie's original stage play and its novelization. The sad thing about this Return to Newerland movie is that they cut out Hook's villain song which would have been a real banger and an ear worm.

[@Coco_1958]

⁠@@danielmalinen6337 oh, yeah. I think I know the song you’re talking about.

[@KERRYPIKE]

It's very heartwarming that Wendy got a chance to see Peter pan and Tinkerbell again.

[@DanGamingFan2846]

Overall, this movie is pretty good. The wartime opening was really impactful, Hook and Tinkerbell are still endless sources of entertainment, and Jane has a great arc of learning to use her imagination and be a kid again.

[@mwroach1251]

The messed up thing is, yes, they did have to send their kids away during the war. Some parents never saw their children again, while some children didn't have parents to come home to. It was horrible. On a lighter note, the animation in this is absolutely amazing and actually had a larger budget than most of the Disney animated sequels at the time. It was even released in theaters. They also did a great job getting actors who sounded like the original Hook, Smee and Peter.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Kids being sent away from London during World War II is also a plot point in Disney's *Bedknobs and Broomsticks* (1971).

[@jamaljames9331]

Peter and Wendy’s reunion was the best part of this movie for me, especially with how well the film handles the dialogue. It’s not over dramatic, and so many things are said with very limited words. All the words that needed to be said were nailed!! I always felt like Peter was in love with Wendy (or had some form of affection for her, cause he might not understand the concept of love), but was too childish to pursue and enjoyed causing trouble and being a kid more than anything else. When he sees Wendy as an adult, he realizes that any chance he had with her is gone forever and on top of that he believes she is no longer that girl he knew years ago. “You’ve changed.” wasn’t about her physical appearance, but more of “you’re no longer the Wendy I knew.” But Wendy insists she still has those parts of her left in her. That moment she has with Tinkerbell, I think was meant to make Peter more accepting of how things turned out. He handled it more maturely than you’d expect from him, but I think because he sees she will always believe in and care about him and still has the spirit he grew fond of (and most likely fell in love with) he’s willing to have this moment end where they’re still on good terms

[@fantasyaj6510]

Peter and Wendy's reunion at the end always fills me with nostalgia. ✨

[@Fred_2157.]

Obviously nothing beats the crocodile but I found the octopus going after hook hilarious 😂

[@SpacialRend7]

I agree with you.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@trevorbarker6695]

I do love the octopus. So much better than the crocodile

[@eifanelson4746]

I always thought it was funny the way the octopus pops his suction cups Pop pop pop pop Pop pop pop pop

[@sockygaldamez9492]

I really admire the sequel because I remember watching it more than the first one growing up and I really liked Jane because I always felt she was a strong independent child but I guess she had to be considering the time she was living in but I’m glad she got more character development through out the movie like she learned from Peter like how to have fun and be a kid basically. I also love Peter and Tinkerbell got to see Wendy again such cute reunion ❤️❤️❤️ and Jane’s Father gets back from the war a great ending 😊😊😊thanks for taking me back through memory lane Tim and can’t wait for the next video 😄😉😁😁

[@a.g.demada5263]

I like how Peter looks the family's reunion. We can see affection on his face

[@a.g.demada5263]

@Riley Garraway yes and that's good for him

[@Jamestopboy]

In that final scene with Peter and Wendy; it's Tinkerbell who turns back to Peter and smiles, making the suggestion that they let Wendy fly for a moment - Tinkerbell has gotten over her jealousy of Wendy.

[@ACinemafanatic]

I honestly found this movie better than the original it’s so much charm and it’s a fun time that scene where hook kidnaps Jane was stuck in my brain for years and the animation was very impressive

[@ghostspider2056]

In Shrek 3, Hook also mistook a random boy for Peter and thought his mother was Wendy. I always thought it was a jab at how Hook mistook Jane for Wendy.

[@matityaloran9157]

In the book, it was Peter who mistook Jane for Wendy since Hook was dead

[@ShavayD]

I loved this movie when I was little, but I didn't even see the first one. Seeing it now, I have a completely different perspective, now understanding everything about war and stuff. Also, the whole "not harming a hair on Peter Pan's head" is one of the smartest and most realistic thing from any Disney movie.

[@tabithadejong6365]

Even the now grown- up Wendy was still able to see peter and tink. There's a child in everyone. 😄

[@Yngvarfo]

9:25: The effect emulates an old kaleidoscope. It's a toy where some coloured glitter is in a tube between two mirrors at an angle, and when you watch through the tube it forms a lot of symmetrical patterns that change as you shake it. Those computer music players were clearly inspired by the same toy.

[@aleshamapiye5921]

Anyone else noticed how Wendy in the original movie acts like a grown up as a child and in this movie she is a bit like a child but an adult

[@a.g.demada5263]

Yes, that's right

[@alcockell]

Victorian/Edwardian ideas about how girls were to act. Cf the crown of all things

[@jessetorres8738]

Return To Nederland; 1 of the few straight-to-video sequels Disney did in the late 1990s & early 2000s that wasn't terrible.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Though it had been planned as a direct-to-video production, *Return to Neverland* actually got a theatrical release.

[@master-of-many-fandoms2020]

Oh, this… this is a childhood favorite of mine.

[@LucyJSweets]

YESS Im so happy this is finally here, this was my favourite peter pan film, i never understood why people hated this film in comparison to the classic original. I just fin this so much more interesting and fun this film. Also yes children getting sent off to the countrsyide by trains really did happen back in 1945 WW2

[@alcockell]

1940. Blitz and evac. Jane would be in guides or wrac cadets?

[@navidhudson7065]

This was generally a good sequel, I watched this first before the original one. Before this, Hook was my first exposure to the Peter Pan story and of course the 2003 live action remake which is spectacular. The music here is good, Jane's arc is also an interesting one. The scene at the end where Peter meets a grown up Wendy is also subtly beautiful.

[@a.g.demada5263]

You know, in the french version, when Peter says to Wendy she changed, she answers " Not completly. Not in my heart. "

[@amandagrubbs3000]

Fun fact: The development of Daniel (they took that idea from Micheal). So basically they took Michael’s appearance and replicated it from Danny

[@nathancruz9172]

Recycle ♻️

[@elizabethfeuerbach5006]

I enjoy the movie because they touch on other elements in the actual Peter Pan Story. For example, with Tinkerbell's death, Peter Pan explains to Wendy in the book that when a child says that they don't believe in fairies, "there is a fairy somewhere that falls down dead." Also, it was set around 30 years after the first movie. If it was 50, Wendy would be much, much older. In all fairness, I do enjoy your videos. They're amazing! If you're taking suggestions, can you please react to The Adventures of Tintin?

[@artsysabs]

Yay it’s here! I think this is a sweet sequel. I think Jane is a lovely character and I love the whole concept of her growing up during war times, but then learns to enjoy her childhood and just have fun sometimes. And I like the “I’ll try” song a lot ❤ Now we just need you to watch Brother Bear and Spirit Stallion of the Cimarron;)

[@centinelaatomico]

Imagine if they make a third movie (they never will) with Jane's daughter Margaret as the protagonist.

[@rebeccamichael626]

I really wish he'd stop saying that the movie takes place 50 years after Peter Pan. Peter Pan took place in 1904, and Return to Neverland takes place during World War II. That's a 35-41 year difference.

[@alcockell]

1940. 36 years. Blitz, evac, battle of Britain

[@matityaloran9157]

30:21, this part is a reference to the book Peter Pan and Wendy (based on the original play and written by the same author) in which Peter returns for Wendy to take her back to Neverland only to discover that she’s grown up and instead takes her daughter Jane who later returns to the normal world grows up and has her own daughter who is visited by Peter Pan and taken to Neverland at some point with J.M. Barrie (the author) saying that that pattern would continue as long as children remained young, innocent and care free.

[@TheRatsCast]

Between this movie; Bedknobs and Broomsticks, and The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, all tell of when England sent their children away. Many went to relatives (like in L,W, & W); where others went out into the countryside, to small towns who have people who could take them in (such as B&B). It was a dark time in England's history; when the Germans' bombed London back in WWII

[@animefan8591]

Might have been 50 years between movies being made but doesn't mean it's been 50 years in the story. Look at Wendy's age she may be a mother now but not that old

[@a.g.demada5263]

Well, Wendy is 12 in the first movie so I guess here she's in her 40's or 50's

[@DragonSkyNija]

First Peter Pan take place in 1904 and it is believed that Wendy was 12-13 years old than, so if Return to Neverland take place from when London was attacked by German Air force in 1940 than Wendy should be 48-49 years old.

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@DragonSkyNija that's what I said

[@DragonSkyNija]

@@a.g.demada5263 Well saying/writing that some one age is in their 40's or 50's could put them in all between from 40 to 59. All I did was to find out what the year the movie could take place in and what was Wendy's age when she first met Peter, and the official story put her age at between 12-13 years old, so I used that information to kinda get her exact age in Return to Neverland.

[@sketchnotes2246]

It's always a treat when you and Nickflix upload reactions to the same movie so close to eachother lol! This was a childhood favorite of mine. Even though it's a sequel, it's a very good sequel imo. My favorite part is when they're getting to neverland and we get that trippy sequence with all the imagery from the first movie. As a kid I had no idea what was happening in that scene (I still don't tbh) but I thought the second star exploded or something haha.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Didn’t know nick was doin it

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

You know it’s funny they mention Blackbeard in this movie because in the book the first movie was based on it reveals that Captain Hook works for Blackbeard and it’s just Captain of one of many Blackbeard‘s ships

[@proyectocinema212]

This is one of the few direct-to-video Disney sequels that are somewhat good. That reunion of Wendy and Peter was nostalgic, although we didn't see their older brothers and also that the movie I had a game where you were on captain hook's ship and you had to find the treasure and rescue Jane it was entertaining

[@a.g.demada5263]

What's that game ?

[@proyectocinema212]

@@a.g.demada5263 One that came included with the DVD of the film

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@proyectocinema212 ah ok. In France, where I live, at the end of my VHS there was a clip of the french interpretation of " I'll try ". Guess what ? The woman who sings it was the solist of the movie and the french voice of Melody in " The little mermaid II " Unfortunately, that poor girl left this world last July at only 38 years old. RIP Nathalie Fauran 😥

[@Anonymous.gr03]

I actually liked this sequel more than the original movie. The reunion scene is the cutest! ❤️

[@aliciarodriguezcgavez6798]

18:00 - 18:06 I love this reaction in this scene of movie 😂😂😂😂😂

[@advantasya1995]

I ❤️ Peter Pan Movies and Tinkerbell animated movies, so beautyful(Disney Golden Era)

[@clarejean3309]

This is one of my my favorite Disney sequels (the other one is little mermaid returns to the sea) and I loved your reaction, Tim!! Even as a child, it felt like similar to Disney Narnia, even a bit to the BCC version of Narnia, a little bit at the beginning. Hope you have a great day/night, Tim!

[@dcemerald70]

Thank you for this Timothee! This brought back wonderful memories of seeing this in theaters. Funny enough I had visited the aquarium early that day before I went to see this movie and got a toy octopus. I really love how in the first film we learned that eventually we have to grow up. While in this film we learned that you should never grow up too quickly; you should enjoy your childhood because it doesn’t last very long. I can’t wait for the new Peter Pan remake. 🧑🏻‍🦰👩🏼🧚🏴‍☠️⚔️🐙 💚💛💜❤️🧡

[@danielmalinen6337]

Fun fact, but Return to Newerland is loosely based on J.M. Barrie's own mini-sequel he wrote for his stage play Peter and Wendy. The sad fact is that, for cost reasons, Disney cut several songs made for this film, one of which was Hook's villain song "I'll Give You One Guess" which would have played when Peter hung on the anchor.

[@Flerken7135]

Another of my favourite Disney movies, but my favourite Peter Pan movie is easily 2003 💜

[@tetama2agani]

I really love that Octopus everytime he sees Hook he's seeing a big fish and when he starts playing with his tentacles it makes me laugh😂😂😂please react to Epic it's a dreamworks animation movie and Beyonce voiced the Queen character in this❤❤

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Naturally. Hook's a codfish.

[@DragonSkyNija]

For them who wonder why we don't see or hear about John or Michael in the Return to Neverland, there is two reason one is my head cannon than John was fighting in the war, but the second based of the official book sequal to Peter and Wendy called Peter Pan In Scarlet 2006 reveals that Michael died in World War I.

[@atwoodsmariano]

the ending reunion scene with Peter and Wendy makes me cry every time I watch it especially with the music😭 it definitely hits harder watching it now as an adult than when I saw this as a young kid I also cry when Tinkerbell dies - how can you not?

[@p.l.j.9825]

Finally, there is sound on this video, because the first time you uploaded this video...

[@TimotheeReacts]

yup. got it fixed

[@Joker96624]

I’ve always loved all movie and book interpretations of Hook. When you consider Peter chopped off his hand, fed it to a massive croc that now wants to eat him, Peter and the boys constantly harass him and anything that sounds similar to a clock horrifies him, Hook being a villain is more of a gray area. Any person in that position would be just like Hook.

[@jayelgy383]

Kathryn Beaumont should've been the voice of Wendy. After all she was still alive during the making of this (and is alive now and Disney has deemed her a Disney legend but Disney only uses their legends when they can be useful otherwise ignore them).

[@-zerxvil-5208]

I'm so fast! I haven't watched this but i did watch "Hook" played by David Williams

[@zenaidamoreno1824]

3:13 to answer your question, yes it did. In the beginning of World War 2, the Germans would bomb cities in England in a series of events called the blitz. Children would be sent to the country side since it was considered safer than the city. The first narnia movie shows this all in the opening

[@morganghostbusters-egonfan]

You should react to The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 2. That sequel is quite a tear-jerker! Sure the animation isn’t good, but the plot is great, and almost everyone from the original cast returned.!

[@matityaloran9157]

28:45, in the original play, the Lost Boys left Neverland with Wendy and her brothers and were adopted by Wendy’s parents but Peter Pan was the only one who stayed in Neverland instead of going back to the normal world since he refused ever to grow up. (Which is a bad thing since it means he can never make a life with Wendy with whom he had fallen in love.)

[@elindayana8174]

PLEASE REACT TO THE TINKERBELL MOVIES! 🙂❤ 1. Tinkerbell (2008) 2. Tinkerbell and the lost treasure 3. Tinkerbell and the great fairy rescue 4. Tinkerbell and the secret of the wings 5. Tinkerbell and the pirate fairy

[@sjervay]

Don’t forget tinkerbell and the legend of the neverbeast

[@elindayana8174]

YES! The reaction is here again! 😊

[@TimotheeReacts]

yess enjoy!

[@millieboon]

I really enjoyed this film one of the better sequences that was made. And the song I’ll try beats all / any songs In the first one

[@a.g.demada5263]

I agree. For me, who's french, there's something else precious with that song because the lady who sings her was the solist of the movie and the french voice of Melody in " The little mermaid II " . Unfortunately, she died last July at 38 years old

[@nathancruz9172]

24:54-25:04 it reminds me of pikachu crying 😭 for ash turning to stone until he revived in Pokémon the first movie. 26:13 😂 27:16 I win! 30:16 Wendy believes Peter Pan.

[@magnusbendiksen1423]

This movie was a part of my childhood and one of the first Disney movies i saw when i was around 3-4 years old and i still remember it sometimes

[@leeloo2071]

Please now you NEED to react to the 2003 live action version, it’s amazing and it always makes me cry

[@staceyolvey1527]

I love this sequel. Joel McNeely is back for an amazing score and the songs are gorgeous. I love the war backdrop, and the whole ending with Jane inadvertently betraying Peter/Tinkerbell dying. I don't get why people don't like it.

[@patrioticjustice9040]

Could you imagine what it must have been like for those RAF/Luftwaffe pilots to see a pirate ship flying in the sky? RAF Pilot: Cor bligh me, Timmons, have I been drinking or is that a flying pirate ship alongside us? Luftwaffe Pilot: Mein Gott! Ich muss verruckt werden; aber ist das ein fliegendes piraten schiff?

[@matityaloran9157]

24:51, that’s right. It’s homaging a scene in the 1904 play when Captain Hook poisoned Tinker Bell and she then told Peter she could only get better if children started believing in fairies again so Peter tells the audience “if you believe in fairies clap your hands” and the audience claps their hands and Tinker Bell heals.

[@overdramaticgoddess9696]

Everyone is saying how Peter is in love with Wendy. Yes. First love interest and all but clearly he is also in love with her daughter.

[@jacksonconnell]

It was one of my favorite sequels as a kid. In fact, I liked the idea of Peter being with Jane than with Wendy 😂

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

i mean... they did kind of seem to be going in that direction, with peter being pretty interested in and considerate with jane when he was dismissive at best before and jane's teasing and her shy smile close to the end. i always thought they made so much sense. they just match so well.

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

also, their flights together are just adorable.

[@matityaloran9157]

11:24, that’s a reference to the fact that in the book, Captain Hook used to be Blackbeard’s boatswain

[@pastorcodymitchell1456]

She fell for him same as her mother

[@matityaloran9157]

18:51, that’s a big deal since in the original 1904 play Peter Pan: The Boy Who Would Never Grow Up, Peter tells Wendy that whenever a child says “I don’t believe in fairies” a fairy dies.

[@hayleybaylee]

Yes! I've been waiting for this reaction since you did Peter Pan. I know you already did it on your Patreon, but I am a broke college student so.......yeah. Honestly, worth the wait though!

[@ag9953]

Yes, they did evacuate children to the countryside during the war, lots of really sad stories, also lots of pets like were lost and never found their original owners again.

[@centurycountess4949]

I had a film i wanted to recommend. it's not Disney but it is a beautiful animation film. It's called The Last Unicorn. it's one of those films after watching it will remain with you forever. it had a cult following for a long time and i heard a live action has been thought about but uncertain at the moment.

[@j4360]

I Love Peter Pan Return To Never Land

[@hunterknobelcatholicknight3006]

Tbh, they should have added a tribute to Bobby Driscoll. 💙💚✝️

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

While I don't disagree, one could view the whole film as a tribute to Bobby Driscoll, since Bobby was not only the voice actor but also the character model for Disney's Peter Pan in 1953, and the same character design is utilized here.

[@hunterknobelcatholicknight3006]

@@oliverbrownlow5615well he was not treated well and died because of it (drugs)

[@GKshamman]

It's way too good frankly thank you for doing Peter pan2 I'm currently crying the tears of my body I love this cartoon too much it's all my life thank you very much I have to subscribe at the same time I watch your videos a lot and I like it a lot so now I subscribe to really see you kisses from France I'm French❤️😘

[@danieltwambi3563]

Love this movie

[@B1_1_9_7_5]

This is what Peter Pan and Wendy should have been

[@James.Hook1]

Hilarious it’s like Captain Hook and Hitler are working together in the beginning of the movie😂

[@aliciarodriguezcgavez6798]

20:23 😂😂😂😂

[@a.g.demada5263]

I remember showing to kids I babysitted, the moment where Hook shows a picture of his mom.

[@JYDY-if5rf]

They should make a crossover of PB&J otter and Peter Pan

[@ghostspider2056]

However everyone feels about this film, the ending was wholesome yet sad, eventually Wendy will pass while Peter stays young. Reminds a bit of Jack Frost from Rise of the Guardians.

[@SoloJona]

0:05 for a second there I thought you were going to say 2002 was about 49 years ago and I almost faint

[@matityaloran9157]

12:17, you’re not the only one. It’s one of the main criticisms of the story of Peter Pan

[@brettwong5744]

I would think Peter Pan in return to Neverland probably resolve live action sequel to Peter Pan and Wendy

[@deckogecko2008]

Better than the live action remake.

[@LucyJSweets]

Please react to Matilda the musical at some point, it's amazing, I watched the film in cinemas back in january and it was breathtaking all the songs, the story and especially emma thompson

[@16taysia]

I'm sorry but @4:02 Nana 2's face is hilarious 😂😂😂

[@mikechicago6200]

Honestly the stigma of the Disney DirecTV sequence has been unneeded some more turbo there's no doubt about it Hunchback 2 Pocahontas 2 Cinderella 2 but there were some movies that were good sequels like Lion King 2 this one and even The Little Mermaid 2 it's all in perspective and how it respects and honors and continues the story my personal favorite is Lion King 3 and this one which to me has much more emotion and character developments than the original didn't had

[@user-lt7cb6os4u]

Помню я задала себе вопрос, почему нам не показали смерть Капитана Крюка ? Обычно злодеи ДИСНЕЯ умирают страшной смертью.🤔 НО когда посмотрела сериал Однажды в сказке, всё стало понятно. Крюк спустя много лет исправится, станет добрей, женится на Эмме Свон ,поладит с её сыном .👍

[@rebeccamichael626]

He dies in the movie Hook.

[@jessicatuggle8360]

This movie was my childhood.

[@manuelaguiar8753]

In the new live action Peter Pan and Wendy they're going to have a backstory between Hook and Peter when they were once friends

[@FarmHandJoe]

Btw Disney did make a CGI Tinker Bell spin-off direct-to-dvd film series.

[@Monkmain]

I have never wanted to be an adult. I was and am a smart child

[@videohistory722]

Don't forget: Following Hooks storyline, that means Moira is JANE'S daughter.

[@lilenwasnothere6867]

in the book, her daughter's name is margaret, like moira and peter's daughter in hook.

[@bryantmogoli2631]

Max keeble's big move reaction

[@gina2190]

I love both movies I hope they make Peter Pan 3 one day❤

[@morganghostbusters-egonfan]

Please check out the Tinkerbell movies, including The Pirate Fairy, it has Tom Hiddleston as a young Captain Hook.!

[@Kush4Life420]

Awesome reaction

[@matityaloran9157]

1:02, yes

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

Thank you Timothee great reaction excellent. I hope you will reacts more classic movies for example: Chariots of Fire (1981) White Nights (1985) Casualties of War (1989) Innerspace (1987) Saturday Night Fever (1977) Driving Miss Daisy (1989) Out of Africa (1985) The Party (1968) and My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988) all highly recommended for you bro👍👍👍

[@thishawnacayce637]

I hope you tinkerbell origin story

[@t.o.toonstubetwo.4138]

10:09 yeah he might need to consider going back home and just becoming a regular pirate again and just pillage and plunder.

[@SevenEllen]

*winces at some of the voice work*

[@Yngvarfo]

I keep wondering why it is that pixie dust can't make people fly unless they find their inner child, and yet it makes octopi and inanimate objects like ships fly. 🤔

[@AaronTheCrystalClod]

9:27 Yes, Timothee - they were called visualizations, and they're primarily on Windows Media Player.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

These changing images are like those that used to be seen through an old-fashioned toy called a kaleidoscope, which was a tube containing loose bits of colored material like glass or plastic with a multi-sided mirror at both ends that created patterns by reflecting a single "pie slice" of the image (that you were actually seeing directly) to all the other surfaces as you turned the tube.

[@mariateresaimperial3241]

No that's his mom, s He has a mother hook a great pirate.