Los niños de la familia Darling reciben la visita de Peter Pan, que los lleva al País de Nunca Jamás, donde tiene lugar una guerra en curso contra el malvado Capitán Garfio Pirata.Los niños de la familia Darling reciben la visita de Peter Pan, que los lleva al País de Nunca Jamás, donde tiene lugar una guerra en curso contra el malvado Capitán Garfio Pirata.Los niños de la familia Darling reciben la visita de Peter Pan, que los lleva al País de Nunca Jamás, donde tiene lugar una guerra en curso contra el malvado Capitán Garfio Pirata.
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- 3 premios ganados y 13 nominaciones en total
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- TriviaJeremy Sumpter went from 5 feet tall to 5' 8" during filming. The window of the nursery had to be rebuilt 4 times because the actor kept hitting his head on it.
- ErroresWhen John first learns to fly, the rigging holding him up is visible.
- Créditos curiososAt the end of the credits, the fairy-in-flight sound effect is heard (zooming around the auditorium, if the theatre has the right sound system), and Tinker Bell's voice says "Bye bye!"
- Versiones alternativasOn the DVD-release there is an alternate ending, where Wendy is grown up and has a little girl of her own.
- ConexionesEdited into Happy Birthday, Peter Pan (2005)
- Bandas sonorasWhen I Was a Lad
Written by W.S. Gilbert (as Sir William S. Gilbert) and Arthur Sullivan (as Sir Arthur Sullivan)
Produced by Eddie Arkin
Performed by Jason Isaacs
Opinión destacada
Up front I will say it: this is the best Peter Pan adaptation yet, and in what follows I will tell you why. Despite the film's quality, it failed at the box office, and for good reason. Insight into that shall be revealed as well. Such sage wisdom ye shall not find in other reviews. Read on.
The main thing that sets this adaptation apart from previous attempts is sexual tension. Yes, sexual tension. If you've read other reviews, no doubt it has been mentioned. Many people seem to take offense at said tension. Such people seem to forget what it was like to be in the age bracket of 12 - 14. The makers of this film don't dance around the fact that Wendy has just met the boy of her dreams, and he is ready to whisk her off to fantasy land. Much is made of the fact that they meet in the bedroom and play father and mother to the lost boys. The relationship of these two pre-teens is as complex as any two adults in any other movies. And the young actors handle the relationship with grace and authenticity.
The production itself is beautiful, albeit stylized. The filmmakers do not mask that neverland is a fantasy world, and it stays that from beginning to end. Every frame in this movie is beautiful. There are some moments that are literally breathtaking.
Ultimately what makes this film excellent is that it tells a story. And this story is centered on Wendy, and the boy of her dreams: Peter Pan. Except he cannot be the man of her dreams, and that is truly tragic. Captain Hook is the opposite: a man who cannot be young. A man who is "old, alone, and done-for" according to Pan. We end up exploring Wendy's psyche throughout the film, and it is almost perfectly achieved.
But why did this film fail at the box office? Competetion. Who can possibly defeat Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter, two bigger and much more commercial adaptations of fantasy books? This film deserves to be a classic and is one of the best fantasy movies to date. All should see it, young and old. It is rich, beautiful, and exciting.
9/10
The main thing that sets this adaptation apart from previous attempts is sexual tension. Yes, sexual tension. If you've read other reviews, no doubt it has been mentioned. Many people seem to take offense at said tension. Such people seem to forget what it was like to be in the age bracket of 12 - 14. The makers of this film don't dance around the fact that Wendy has just met the boy of her dreams, and he is ready to whisk her off to fantasy land. Much is made of the fact that they meet in the bedroom and play father and mother to the lost boys. The relationship of these two pre-teens is as complex as any two adults in any other movies. And the young actors handle the relationship with grace and authenticity.
The production itself is beautiful, albeit stylized. The filmmakers do not mask that neverland is a fantasy world, and it stays that from beginning to end. Every frame in this movie is beautiful. There are some moments that are literally breathtaking.
Ultimately what makes this film excellent is that it tells a story. And this story is centered on Wendy, and the boy of her dreams: Peter Pan. Except he cannot be the man of her dreams, and that is truly tragic. Captain Hook is the opposite: a man who cannot be young. A man who is "old, alone, and done-for" according to Pan. We end up exploring Wendy's psyche throughout the film, and it is almost perfectly achieved.
But why did this film fail at the box office? Competetion. Who can possibly defeat Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter, two bigger and much more commercial adaptations of fantasy books? This film deserves to be a classic and is one of the best fantasy movies to date. All should see it, young and old. It is rich, beautiful, and exciting.
9/10
- shaquanda36
- 19 jul 2004
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
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- Sitios oficiales
- Idiomas
- También se conoce como
- Peter Pan
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- Presupuesto
- USD 100,000,000 (estimado)
- Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 48,462,608
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- USD 11,139,495
- 28 dic 2003
- Total a nivel mundial
- USD 121,975,011
- Tiempo de ejecución1 hora 53 minutos
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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