Oh wow anon thanks I've been looking for his oldest video the Alice in wonderland remix for a while because there used to be a website with trippy panes playing clips of the movie on it with the song going. Shit is old as hell.
Yeah, she called off her engagement to Kiefer Sutherland 3 days before the wedding because the paparazzi caught him fricking a hooker. She then went and eloped to Ireland with Kiefer's best friend, Jason Patric, so that she could frick his brains out.
It could be.
The Kiefer/Jason/Julia thing was real. They talked about it together on a podcast recently.
I have no doubt Julia Roberts was a pain in Spielberg's ass on Hook. For him to bluntly answer "no" to being asked if he'd ever work with her again, she had to have pissed him off.
its probably more like she tried to ride him up the career ladder and he had to refuse, she called him out, and then was able to use that to ride up the career ladder without sucking off every israelite in hollywood.
And then she almost got blacklisted from the industry because after all the shit she pulled on set, she flew home in the middle of filming and Steven had to threaten her career if she didn't get on the next plane back to England.
Woman moment.
His first instinct was to make it into a musical, which is something he regrets doing and following his gut instinct. He got John Williams to write a bunch of songs, but only "When You're Alone" ended up getting used. Which won an Oscar, and was even performed by the actress at that years award show.
On top of the problems he had with Roberts, being around that many children and getting them to behave on what's not only a film set but also a construction site must have been a real paion in the ass. Also, he expressed regrets about a few of the effefts choices citing how most of everything would have been CGI had he waited a few years, but it is quite obvious that when we're in scenes like Neverland with the moving flowers or the pirate bay that we are looking at built sets. More than anything this was his first real attempt at Oscar bait and it failed despite being successful and later a certified classic. Still, it wouldn't hurt after all these years plus the ensuing friendship he made with Williams to just do an HD release with audio commentary on it.
It was never a huge favorite of mine but I liked it as a kid and went back to rewatch it when I was older and I thought it was still a fun, cute, whimsical film.
None of this sounds like much of a problem. Particularly the bit abut the sets and the CGI since physical sets and practical effects almost always look better than CGI.
I still think about that movie 32 years later and can't remember a single thing from Peter Pan & Wendy that I watched a few months ago. Tinker Bell is still my favorite fairy and not even Musa from Fate The Winx Saga can compare.
First 1/3 is kino, and I'm not using that word lightly, it's some of the most intriguing, nostalgic, exciting stuff ever put in a big budget film. And I don't mean nostalgic as if I'm nostalgic for it, I mean Speilberg manages to convey the whole "Peter Pan and Wendy just grew up and Peter forgot his childhood" in a masterful way.
The middle chunk is fine with a couple excellent scenes sprinkled in, but overall a little too silly. The lost boys touching Peters face and saying "oh there you are Peter" is another example of emotion, nostalgia, and excellence from classic Speilberg.
Peter remembering who he is and flying again is fricking wonderful and John Williams score elevates it. The final fight on the boat is meh, but serviceable.
The ending, again, feels dream like and nostalgic.
shut up are you gay or something not only was she hot as frick but that is the only film where she's done that interesting velvety beautiful innocent voice
one of the donkey kong snes games stole one of the songs from the Hook film OST. williams also went onto reuse the same medly for the love theme in the star wars prequels
It would be pretty much perfect if it was about 15% less sugary. The little girl singing scene and Pan going through his old ruined hideout (which is riddled with baffling plot implications) hold the whole thing back for me a bit. Also while Julia Roberts was fine for how they wrote Tink, I feel she was vanillafied heavily from the animated/movie original story.
Hook, Smee, Pan, Rufio are all great on screen though and its overall a pretty damn good family flick.
I think it's a perfect movie except for one small aspect: Peter Pan's final costume is just terrible. It's badly designed, looks cheap and tacky as hell, and doesn't fit a middle-aged man. The 1980s aerobic tights are especially insulting.
sort of crazy how that's obviuosly someone's swimming pool, with fake kelp and a fake clam, but when I was a kid it felt like he was at the bottom of the ocean
Any chance there will ever be a hot Tinker Bell again? I think disney is remaking this or something and it has indian peter pan and mulatto Tink. I was just at didney world and the girl they had as her there was fairly hot
His main criticisms are that the Neverland sets are quite unimaginative and they are. The town is just visual clutter everywhere and where the Lost boys live is just a jungle with some huts and splashes of random colour
The film is good but visually I agree it’s a bit phoned in
The first act is absolute kino
The middle act is a mess albeit with some of the best scenes of Spielberg's career
The final act is a well-intended, endearing disaster
It's still one of my favourite Spielberg films
>tfw critically panned movies from the past are a thousand times more interesting and creative than the "masterpieces" of today
What the frick happened?
Williams is miscast as Banning, should have been Kevin Kline. Once he transforms in to Pan he's great in the role, I just don't buy him as the "butthole executive."
it's not, but Hoskins and Hoffman absolutely knock it out of the park
didn't bob hoskins and dustin hoffman play smee and hook as an old gay couple without telling spielberg?
now it makes sense why they wanted the little boy so badly
For me it's https://youtu.be/JoZY2dSSxxA?list=OLAK5uy_lfbVf-vKV-dWaZ3hv5vFh2swRIpF--Cgs
for me it's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65PiKsNhCsc
Basedarang
Reminds me of dankmus.
>Don't try and stop me Sneed!
didnt know i needed a kek like that thank you anon
>WHATCHA GONNA DO EH? ARREST ME? ARREST ME?? I'M OUTA BULLETS
Oh wow anon thanks I've been looking for his oldest video the Alice in wonderland remix for a while because there used to be a website with trippy panes playing clips of the movie on it with the song going. Shit is old as hell.
Correct. It is the definition of wonderful.
Also Tinkerbell sexo.
>Glenn Close played the guy put in the boo box
Woke troony garbage!
Wouldn't mind diving into the boo boo box of you know what I mean.
Always thought there was something off about this character ls brief appearance
She claims a production lady hit on her during filming
No woman has ever expressed romantic interest towards me 🙁
Spielberg didn't like it? This is the definitive pan kino the only good live action yidney I can think of.
he hates the movie because of julia roberts
something happened on that movie set.
she didn't want to get her kneepads, if you know what i mean.
Yeah, she called off her engagement to Kiefer Sutherland 3 days before the wedding because the paparazzi caught him fricking a hooker. She then went and eloped to Ireland with Kiefer's best friend, Jason Patric, so that she could frick his brains out.
so that post is real then?
It could be.
The Kiefer/Jason/Julia thing was real. They talked about it together on a podcast recently.
I have no doubt Julia Roberts was a pain in Spielberg's ass on Hook. For him to bluntly answer "no" to being asked if he'd ever work with her again, she had to have pissed him off.
How many posts like this do you have anon? You must be very organized or OP.
She always seemed asexual to me
This is interesting. She sounds like a bit of a jerk!
>that time when Julia Roberts meltdowns inadvertently thwarted a Hollywood pedophile operation
I fricking hate women so much
? he cheated first tho..
why? did she rejec his israeli wiener and israeli offers?
She was way too old for him, dude.
>Roberts was only 23 years old at the time of filming
its probably more like she tried to ride him up the career ladder and he had to refuse, she called him out, and then was able to use that to ride up the career ladder without sucking off every israelite in hollywood.
And then she almost got blacklisted from the industry because after all the shit she pulled on set, she flew home in the middle of filming and Steven had to threaten her career if she didn't get on the next plane back to England.
Woman moment.
you mean she found out he was a pedophile, fled, realized she had leverage, came back.
His first instinct was to make it into a musical, which is something he regrets doing and following his gut instinct. He got John Williams to write a bunch of songs, but only "When You're Alone" ended up getting used. Which won an Oscar, and was even performed by the actress at that years award show.
On top of the problems he had with Roberts, being around that many children and getting them to behave on what's not only a film set but also a construction site must have been a real paion in the ass. Also, he expressed regrets about a few of the effefts choices citing how most of everything would have been CGI had he waited a few years, but it is quite obvious that when we're in scenes like Neverland with the moving flowers or the pirate bay that we are looking at built sets. More than anything this was his first real attempt at Oscar bait and it failed despite being successful and later a certified classic. Still, it wouldn't hurt after all these years plus the ensuing friendship he made with Williams to just do an HD release with audio commentary on it.
And of course this happened a few years ago:
>Which won an Oscar
It did?????
>but it is quite obvious that when we're in scenes like Neverland with the moving flowers or the pirate bay that we are looking at built sets
And that is a great thing, it's what made the movie. It challenges you to start imagining.
It was never a huge favorite of mine but I liked it as a kid and went back to rewatch it when I was older and I thought it was still a fun, cute, whimsical film.
None of this sounds like much of a problem. Particularly the bit abut the sets and the CGI since physical sets and practical effects almost always look better than CGI.
Twin Perfect already have a video not only detailing what you did but shitting all over your Spielberg shillpostong
This
This movie brings us together.
I was thinking about this line recently. I am so glad I have something to be part of my generation. I even remember going to the cinema to watch it.
Played it on an emulator, not a bad game
Kek
I had it on tape when I was a baby. It was probably the first movie I ever watched besides maybe IT 1990
I still think about that movie 32 years later and can't remember a single thing from Peter Pan & Wendy that I watched a few months ago. Tinker Bell is still my favorite fairy and not even Musa from Fate The Winx Saga can compare.
silvermist mogs tinker bell
I wish this movie had more than 10 seconds of mermaids. Those mermaids were fricking hot.
Same
Bangarang!
>To live... would be an awfully big adventure
PANposters we are so fricking back
>critics hate it
>Spielberg apologizes
>children around the world continue to loveit for a fourth decade no
Kek.
Studios learned from this. Now they never apologize and blame the audience when their projects turn out shit.
that's the proper method
First 1/3 is kino, and I'm not using that word lightly, it's some of the most intriguing, nostalgic, exciting stuff ever put in a big budget film. And I don't mean nostalgic as if I'm nostalgic for it, I mean Speilberg manages to convey the whole "Peter Pan and Wendy just grew up and Peter forgot his childhood" in a masterful way.
The middle chunk is fine with a couple excellent scenes sprinkled in, but overall a little too silly. The lost boys touching Peters face and saying "oh there you are Peter" is another example of emotion, nostalgia, and excellence from classic Speilberg.
Peter remembering who he is and flying again is fricking wonderful and John Williams score elevates it. The final fight on the boat is meh, but serviceable.
The ending, again, feels dream like and nostalgic.
I fricking love this movie
>t.
Julia Roberts was terrible
shut up are you gay or something not only was she hot as frick but that is the only film where she's done that interesting velvety beautiful innocent voice
Great summary anon.
its magical and reminds us to not forget being playful even in old age
glen close was the pirate put in the booboo box. little known fact
The fact it was already mentioned doesn't make it a little known fact, spaz
There are people that show their kids the new "wendy" movie instead of Hook...
peter.. that just means more kids are going to be inspired by something.. it's okay peter.. remember... it's okay to be happy peter
Go frick yourself
Was it kino?
one of the donkey kong snes games stole one of the songs from the Hook film OST. williams also went onto reuse the same medly for the love theme in the star wars prequels
Could you post the original?
original:
copies:
The fat kid assist was overpowered.
THUDBALL!
Remember when movies could be fun?
>thudball
He doesn't say "lardball"?
>Read Peter and the Starcatchers (2004)
>Then watch Peter Pan (1953)
>Then watch Hook (1991)
Perfect trilogy
peter pan 2003 is better because it has the cute twink from that bigfoot movie and colors by coldplay
Top it off with Finding Neverland
Pro tip, this is George Lucas and Carry Fisher
>You did it, Peter..
>Did what?
>You besneeded
>SNEEDARAAAAAANG
BOO!
bad form
It would be pretty much perfect if it was about 15% less sugary. The little girl singing scene and Pan going through his old ruined hideout (which is riddled with baffling plot implications) hold the whole thing back for me a bit. Also while Julia Roberts was fine for how they wrote Tink, I feel she was vanillafied heavily from the animated/movie original story.
Hook, Smee, Pan, Rufio are all great on screen though and its overall a pretty damn good family flick.
I think it's a perfect movie except for one small aspect: Peter Pan's final costume is just terrible. It's badly designed, looks cheap and tacky as hell, and doesn't fit a middle-aged man. The 1980s aerobic tights are especially insulting.
Because Peter made it himself in a rush?
Who owns this?
BOO!
i never understood why boomers and gen-xers hate this
Even as a kid I could tell it sucked.
>You've come to the wrong imaginary feast, lawyer.
All these kids got bummed to death for sure
I got a boner when he kissed the mermaids.
The last one was the most sensual; I bet you can still here the sound the four bubbles made when they popped out of her mouth.
sort of crazy how that's obviuosly someone's swimming pool, with fake kelp and a fake clam, but when I was a kid it felt like he was at the bottom of the ocean
BOO!
Any chance there will ever be a hot Tinker Bell again? I think disney is remaking this or something and it has indian peter pan and mulatto Tink. I was just at didney world and the girl they had as her there was fairly hot
They already released that turd. Straight to Disney Plus and everyone hated it then instantly forgot it ever existed.
His main criticisms are that the Neverland sets are quite unimaginative and they are. The town is just visual clutter everywhere and where the Lost boys live is just a jungle with some huts and splashes of random colour
The film is good but visually I agree it’s a bit phoned in
The first act is absolute kino
The middle act is a mess albeit with some of the best scenes of Spielberg's career
The final act is a well-intended, endearing disaster
It's still one of my favourite Spielberg films
Well frick now I want a captain Hook cap.
>tfw critically panned movies from the past are a thousand times more interesting and creative than the "masterpieces" of today
What the frick happened?
People got stupider, audience expectations got lower, and Hollywood talent diminished because it was no longer important to fill seats.
Williams is miscast as Banning, should have been Kevin Kline. Once he transforms in to Pan he's great in the role, I just don't buy him as the "butthole executive."