Wendy

Thought it was ok, couldn't keep me engaged had to keep rewinding. My 6 year old kiddo would not watch. Thought it was trying to be like Where the Wild Things are and Peter Pan. I guess if you never watched Peter Pan or Where the Wild Things are it could be ok. The picture, acting, sound track was decent. Maybe if they would of added Lord of the flies scenes in the mix to copy, it might of made the 8 start list.

This is not a movie for kids. This is not a REMAKE of peter pan, its an adaptation, an independent story of its own, inspired by another story: peter pan. It really seems like a lot of bad reviews are from parents who were under impression of taking their kids to see a version of peter pan story and were dissapointed cause "they ruined the original story". Thats not the case and theres no point giving the movie a 1-star review just because kids wanted to leave the theatre during the film. its a film made for adults and the adults might still like it.

Beautiful movie thougt it really lost its grip towards the end. worth checking out, but nothing groundbreaking.

I honestly have no idea what this film is about. The visuals are not pleasing, the characters are poorly developed and I don't feel connected with any part of this film.

I'm so glad I saw the Mary Martin version as a child. This one is kind of horrifying and would definitely have given me nightmares. I would never bring a kid under six to see this. As I said in my title, it's closer to 'Lord of the Flies' than James Barrie's fantasy about the eternal magic of childhood. Peter is a sociopathic bully who brandishes a machete to keep the lost boys in line and the main takeaway seems to be it's gruesome to get old..

Anyone who didn't like peter pan because he was a little black boy is an ignorant sob. some of these comments disgust me and i hope they are deleted soon.

amazing cinematography 6.3