Law wrote:

lmao

These posters/Stills are TerminatorGenisys-level bad

Every legend has a beginning? ...

Yeah... whatever.

Spielberg's Hook is still the best Pan out there.

m4st4 wrote:Spielberg's Hook is still the best Pan out there.

Yuck.

I'll stick with Disney.

ArmandFancypants wrote:

m4st4 wrote:Spielberg's Hook is still the best Pan out there.

Yuck.

I'll stick with Disney.

It's mostly nostalgia for me, and Dustin Hoffman.

Julia Roberts was hot as it gets for a five-six year old (albeit incredibly mediocre) and I really can't dismiss Robin Williams when he's acting like a child, his 'memento' Pan was an honest performance and watching him re-grow into green tights was a pleasure.

Everyone always mentions Ru-fi-o and Spielberg's tendance for cheap sentiments that go on and on like a neverending story, but if you grew up watching Hook and when you watch it today, especially with someone younger, it's hard to just diss it when your only real alternative is a solid (and recognizable) Disney animation that barely even touches the greats.

Eh... it's a top 10 Disney flick for me. Controversial I know.

ArmandFancypants wrote:Eh... it's a top 10 Disney flick for me. Controversial I know.

Not for a Top 10.

Is Tarzan as No.1 controversial? Last great hand drawn animation from Disney (1999, legendary year), phenomenal soundtrack, interesting setting and characters.

Amazing (and edgy/brave) villain's death sequence.

Now Where Was I ? wrote:These posters/Stills are TerminatorGenisys-level bad

Difference being though is that I think Pan has its tongue firmly in its cheek.

Looks better than anticipated actually.