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* AlienSky: Neverland three full moons are visible at night, and in a later scene two of them are now crescent.

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* AlienSky: On Neverland three full moons are visible at night, and in a later scene two of them are now crescent.
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* AlienSky: Neverland three full moons are visible at night, and in a later scene two of them are now crescent.
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* GoneHorriblyRight: Hook wanted the Ultimate War? He gets it and then some.
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* LeastIsFirst: The lost boys have a new leader and are unwilling to recognize the adult Peter Pan as their erstwhile friend until the littlest hesitantly walks over, touching his face and looking into his eyes, until the kid sees Peter in him, and then everybody rushes over to see for themselves.
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%%* MouthyKid: Jack and Rufio.



%%** Also [[spoiler:Smee]].

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: After Smee prevents Hook from killing himself (again), the gun accidentally hits a model of the ''Jolly Roger''. The model catches fire and sinks into the model sea, a clear sign that the upcoming battle will not go well for the pirates.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: {{Foreshadowing}}:
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After Smee prevents Hook from killing himself (again), the gun accidentally hits a model of the ''Jolly Roger''. The model catches fire and sinks into the model sea, a clear sign that the upcoming battle will not go well for the pirates.



** Notice that while Wendy and Tootles both feel the strong surge of Neverland magic during Hook's abduction, Peter doesn't react at all. It's another early clue that Peter's forgotten Neverland and his past.

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** Notice that while Wendy and Tootles both feel the strong surge of Neverland magic during Hook's abduction, abduction of the kids, Peter doesn't react at all. It's another early clue that Peter's completley forgotten Neverland and his past.
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** Played for black comedy in the climax when an disbelieving, enraged Hook can't believe Peter is just leaving and won't give him the final battle the Captain desperately craves. He orders Smee (who's just come out of Hook's quarters) to follow him...and is so caught up in his focus on Peter that he completely misses that Smee has stolen all his valuables and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere is in the midst of running for the hills]].

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** Played for black comedy in the climax when an disbelieving, enraged Hook can't believe Peter is just leaving and won't give him the final battle the Captain so desperately craves. He orders Smee (who's just come out of Hook's quarters) to follow him...and is so caught up in his focus on Peter that he completely misses that Smee has stolen all his valuables and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere is in the midst of running for the hills]].
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* BecameTheirOwnAntithesis: Part of the fun of this film's depiction of Peter and Hook's dynamic is that both characters have ironically have swapped places. The adult Peter is for all intents a modern pirate (an ambitious, cutthroat lawyer). Hook by contrast has remained stuck in Neverland, refusing to grow up or move on (just like the younger Peter).

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* BecameTheirOwnAntithesis: Part of the fun of this film's depiction of Peter and Hook's dynamic is that both characters have ironically have swapped places. The adult Peter is for all intents a modern pirate (an ambitious, cutthroat lawyer). Hook by contrast has remained stuck in Neverland, refusing to grow up or move on (just like the younger Peter).
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Hook, when Peter says he has a problem with heights.
-->'''Hook''': You '''must''' be joking...

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* ShoutOut: One scene has Tinker Bell fighting and defeating a bunch of pirates by herself, causing Peter to ask her if she's related to WesternAnimation/MightyMouse.

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One scene has Tinker Bell fighting and defeating a bunch of pirates by herself, causing Peter to ask her if she's related to WesternAnimation/MightyMouse.WesternAnimation/MightyMouse.
** Peter asks of the Lost Boys, "What is this?! Some sort of ''Literature/LordOfTheFlies'' preschool?!"

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->'''Tootles''': Have to fly. Have to fight. Have to crow. Have to save Maggie, have to save Jack! ''Hook is back.''
->'''Peter Banning''': Who?


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->'''Tootles''': ->'''Tootles:''' Have to fly. Have to fight. Have to crow. Have to save Maggie, have to save Jack! ''Hook is back.''
->'''Peter Banning''': Who?

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'''Peter Banning:''' Who?



Compare and contrast with ''Film/ReturnToOz'', ''Film/AliceInWonderland2010'' and ''Film/ChristopherRobin'', which all have a similar premise.

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Compare and contrast with ''Film/ReturnToOz'', ''Film/AliceInWonderland2010'' ''Film/AliceInWonderland2010'', and ''Film/ChristopherRobin'', which all have a similar premise.






* {{Abusive Parent|s}}: Implied with Rufio, [[spoiler: if his dying words are anything to go by.]]

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* {{Abusive Parent|s}}: Implied with Rufio, [[spoiler: if [[spoiler:if his dying words are anything to go by.]]



* BigFun: Thudbutt. [[spoiler: This is probably why, after Rufio's death, Peter chooses him to lead the Lost Boys.]]

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* BigFun: Thudbutt. [[spoiler: This [[spoiler:This is probably why, after Rufio's death, Peter chooses him to lead the Lost Boys.]]



* BloodlessCarnage: For all the swordplay, there isn't much blood, except for two occasions: look closely on the bones of Rufio’s armor [[spoiler:when he is killed]] and you can see only a stain of blood. On the second occasion, there's visible blood on Peter’s left wrist during the duel with Hook.

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* BloodlessCarnage: For all the swordplay, there isn't much blood, except for two occasions: look closely on the bones of Rufio’s Rufio's armor [[spoiler:when he is killed]] and you can see only a stain of blood. On the second occasion, there's visible blood on Peter’s Peter's left wrist during the duel with Hook.



* CulturalTranslation: When Tinker Bell is fighting and defeating a bunch of pirates by herself, Peter asks her "Are you related to WesternAnimation/MightyMouse?" In the Canadian French dub, he instead asks her "Did you drink some magic potion?" This is a reference to ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'', whose title character is known for gaining SuperStrength whenever he drinks the magic potion made by the druid Getafix.



* DarkReprise: Hook hauntingly chants “Ru-fi-oooohhh” to taunt Rufio into fighting him. [[spoiler:It doesn’t end well for Rufio.]]

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* DarkReprise: Hook hauntingly chants “Ru-fi-oooohhh” "Ru-fi-oooohhh" to taunt Rufio into fighting him. [[spoiler:It doesn’t doesn't end well for Rufio.]]



** Rufio insists "I've got Pan's sword; I'M the Pan now!". Indeed, "The Pan" having become a legendary figure/concept among the Lost Boys is an enduring plot point throughout the film. Much later, when [[spoiler: Rufio witnesses the restored Peter Pan actually flying, he falls to his knees, presents the sword to Peter and proclaims "You ''are'' the Pan."]]

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** Rufio insists "I've got Pan's sword; I'M the Pan now!". Indeed, "The Pan" having become a legendary figure/concept among the Lost Boys is an enduring plot point throughout the film. Much later, when [[spoiler: Rufio [[spoiler:Rufio witnesses the restored Peter Pan actually flying, he falls to his knees, presents the sword to Peter and proclaims "You ''are'' the Pan."]]



** Overlaps with IAmTheNoun: [[spoiler: ''Fools! James Hook'' '''''IS Neverland!''''']]

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** Overlaps with IAmTheNoun: [[spoiler: ''Fools! [[spoiler:''Fools! James Hook'' '''''IS Neverland!''''']]



* IWantMyMommy: Maggie's initial demand; [[spoiler: [[IronicEcho Hook's last words.]]]]
* IdentityAmnesia: Peter for a good chunk of the movie. Only [[spoiler: [[TapOnTheHead Jack's home run ball]]]] manages to help him get back on his feet.

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* IWantMyMommy: Maggie's initial demand; [[spoiler: [[IronicEcho [[spoiler:[[IronicEcho Hook's last words.]]]]
* IdentityAmnesia: Peter for a good chunk of the movie. Only [[spoiler: [[TapOnTheHead [[spoiler:[[TapOnTheHead Jack's home run ball]]]] manages to help him get back on his feet.



-->'''Rufio''': You can fly, you can fight, and you can—
-->'''Peter''': ''<<Crows!!>>''

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-->'''Rufio''': -->'''Rufio:''' You can fly, you can fight, and you can—
-->'''Peter''':
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'''Peter:'''
''<<Crows!!>>''



** [[spoiler: Tick-Tock, the taxidermy crocodile seemingly comes back to life for a moment at the climax to eat Hook, but it may have simply fallen over on him, it's never made clear]].

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** [[spoiler: Tick-Tock, [[spoiler:Tick-Tock, the taxidermy crocodile seemingly comes back to life for a moment at the climax to eat Hook, but it may have simply fallen over on him, it's him. It's never made clear]].



* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: The pirates managed to kill the dreaded crocodile and turned it into a clock. It still gives nightmares to Hook, [[spoiler: and gets briefly revived to collapse on him and swallow him whole after he's defeated]].

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* NeverSmileAtACrocodile: The pirates managed to kill the dreaded crocodile and turned it into a clock. It still gives nightmares to Hook, [[spoiler: and [[spoiler:and gets briefly revived to collapse on him and swallow him whole after he's defeated]].



* NotAfraidToDie: In this version of the story, Hook has more or less achieved everything ''but'' killing Peter Pan, which leaves him with an existential crisis. [[spoiler: When Peter regains his identity, Hook is ecstatic and has his sense of purpose reinvigorated.]]

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* NotAfraidToDie: In this version of the story, Hook has more or less achieved everything ''but'' killing Peter Pan, which leaves him with an existential crisis. [[spoiler: When [[spoiler:When Peter regains his identity, Hook is ecstatic and has his sense of purpose reinvigorated.]]



--> '''Peter:''' Rufio, if I'm a maggot burger, why don't you just EAT ME!!! You Two-toned, Zebra-headed, slime-coated, pimple-farming Paramecium brain. MUNCHING ON YOUR OWN MUCUS, SUFFERING FROM [[GreenEyedMonster PETER PAN ENVY]]!!!
--> '''Don't-Ask:''' What's a Paramecium brain?
--> '''Peter:''' I'll tell you what a Paramecium is, THAT'S A PARAMECIUM. IT'S A ONE-CELLED CRITTER WITH NO BRAIN, THAT [[PunctuatedForEmphasis CAN'T FLY]]!!! DON'T MESS WITH ME, MAN! [[MundaneMadeAwesome I'M A LAWYER!!!]]

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--> '''Peter:''' -->'''Peter:''' Rufio, if I'm a maggot burger, why don't you just EAT ME!!! You Two-toned, Zebra-headed, slime-coated, pimple-farming Paramecium brain. MUNCHING ON YOUR OWN MUCUS, SUFFERING FROM [[GreenEyedMonster PETER PAN ENVY]]!!!
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ENVY]]!!!\\
'''Don't-Ask:''' What's a Paramecium brain?
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brain?\\
'''Peter:''' I'll tell you what a Paramecium is, THAT'S A PARAMECIUM. IT'S A ONE-CELLED CRITTER WITH NO BRAIN, THAT [[PunctuatedForEmphasis CAN'T FLY]]!!! DON'T MESS WITH ME, MAN! [[MundaneMadeAwesome I'M A LAWYER!!!]]



* ShowWithinAShow: Maggie plays Wendy in a school production of “Peter Pan,” and even sings a song from the play while in Neverland.
* SignatureMove: Once Banning transforms back into Peter Pan, he does a triangle flight [[FullMoonSilhouette up to and then down from the sun]], and when he arrives to fight Hook, he floats above Hook’s ship in the DynamicAkimbo pose.

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* ShoutOut: One scene has Tinker Bell fighting and defeating a bunch of pirates by herself, causing Peter to ask her if she's related to WesternAnimation/MightyMouse.
* ShowWithinAShow: Maggie plays Wendy in a school production of “Peter Pan,” ''Peter Pan'', and even sings a song from the play while in Neverland.
* SignatureMove: Once Banning transforms back into Peter Pan, he does a triangle flight [[FullMoonSilhouette up to and then down from the sun]], and when he arrives to fight Hook, he floats above Hook’s Hook's ship in the DynamicAkimbo pose.



-->'''Hook''': Peter! I swear to you, wherever you go, wherever you are, I ''vow'' there will always be daggers bearing notes signed "James Hook"! They will be flung at the doors of your ''children's children's children'', do you hear me?
-->'''Peter''' ''[slowly sets Maggie down, turns around]'' What do you want, old man?\\
'''Hook''': Just you.

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-->'''Hook''': -->'''Hook:''' Peter! I swear to you, wherever you go, wherever you are, I ''vow'' there will always be daggers bearing notes signed "James Hook"! They will be flung at the doors of your ''children's children's children'', do you hear me?
-->'''Peter''' -->'''Peter:''' ''[slowly sets Maggie down, turns around]'' What do you want, old man?\\
'''Hook''': '''Hook:''' Just you.



-->'''Maggie''': '''Peter Pan's''' my... '''dad?'''

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-->'''Maggie''': -->'''Maggie:''' '''Peter Pan's''' my... '''dad?'''



* WeaksauceWeakness: Hook's fear of ticking clocks, which dates back to his being chased by a giant crocodile that had swallowed one. [[spoiler: Subverted when Peter points out that, with the croc long dead, that can't be what Hook is really afraid of; rather, Hook is now afraid of ''time'' slipping away from him. Sure enough, when Peter knocks the captain's wig from his head, it's revealed that his hair's white with age underneath it, thus making his stay in Neverland-despite claiming to hate the place-make more sense.]]

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* WeaksauceWeakness: Hook's fear of ticking clocks, which dates back to his being chased by a giant crocodile that had swallowed one. [[spoiler: Subverted [[spoiler:Subverted when Peter points out that, with the croc long dead, that can't be what Hook is really afraid of; rather, Hook is now afraid of ''time'' slipping away from him. Sure enough, when Peter knocks the captain's wig from his head, it's revealed that his hair's white with age underneath it, thus making his stay in Neverland-despite claiming to hate the place-make more sense.]]
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* BecameTheirOwnAntithesis: Part of the fun of this film's depiction of Peter and Hook's dynamic is that both characters have ironically have swapped places. The adult Peter is for all intents a modern pirate (an ambitious, cutthroat lawyer). Hook by contrast has remained stuck in Neverland, refusing to grow up or move on (just like the younger Peter).
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* BecomingTheMask: Implied with Hook once he begins corrupting Jack. While it started as a RevengeByProxy ploy against Peter, Hook ''does'' seem to take genuine joy in indulging Jack, encouraging his behavior and accomplishments, and exulting in his triumph at the ball game.
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** Played for black comedy in the climax when an disbelieving, enraged Hook can't believe Peter is just leaving and won't give him the final battle the Captain craves. He orders Smee (who's just come out of Hook's quarters) to follow him...and is so caught up in his focus on Peter that he completley misses Smee has stolen all his valuables and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere is in the midst of running for the hills]].

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** Played for black comedy in the climax when an disbelieving, enraged Hook can't believe Peter is just leaving and won't give him the final battle the Captain desperately craves. He orders Smee (who's just come out of Hook's quarters) to follow him...and is so caught up in his focus on Peter that he completley completely misses that Smee has stolen all his valuables and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere is in the midst of running for the hills]].



** Played for drama in the climax after Jack has come to his senses. Peter's finally got his kids back and he's ready to leave Neverland and deny Hook the final battle he so desperately craves. But then Hook starts threatening Peter's family, pledging to come after him, his children, and all his descendents. A resigned Peter realizes he doesn't have a choice now: He ''has'' to fight his nemesis, or else this insanity will never end.

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** Played for drama in In the climax after [[spoiler:Rufio's death]], Jack has come to his senses. senses and Peter's finally got his kids back and he's back. He's ready to leave Neverland and deny Hook the final battle he so desperately craves. But then as he, his children, and the Lost Boys walk away, Hook starts threatening Peter's family, pledging family. Hook pledges to come after him, his children, and all his descendents. descendants (a threat he can make good on thanks to Neverland making him functionally immortal). A resigned Peter realizes stops, realizing he doesn't have a choice now: He he ''has'' to fight his nemesis, nemesis one more time (and kill him), or else this insanity will never end.

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* HopeSpot: "Run Home, Jack!"

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* HopeSpot: HopeSpot:
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"Run Home, Jack!"Jack!"
** Played for drama in the climax after Jack has come to his senses. Peter's finally got his kids back and he's ready to leave Neverland and deny Hook the final battle he so desperately craves. But then Hook starts threatening Peter's family, pledging to come after him, his children, and all his descendents. A resigned Peter realizes he doesn't have a choice now: He ''has'' to fight his nemesis, or else this insanity will never end.

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* FailedASpotCheck: Played for drama when Peter, Moira, and Wendy arrive home in the aftermath of the kidnapping. Peter and Moira are so frantic to reach the Nursery and their kids that they completely miss the dagger-pinned ultimatum Hook left behind on the door (at least until Wendy, right behind them, spots it).

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Played for drama when Peter, Moira, and Wendy arrive home in the aftermath of the kidnapping. Peter and Moira are so frantic to reach the Nursery and their kids that they completely miss the dagger-pinned ultimatum Hook left behind on the door (at least until Wendy, right behind them, spots it).it).
** Played for black comedy in the climax when an disbelieving, enraged Hook can't believe Peter is just leaving and won't give him the final battle the Captain craves. He orders Smee (who's just come out of Hook's quarters) to follow him...and is so caught up in his focus on Peter that he completley misses Smee has stolen all his valuables and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere is in the midst of running for the hills]].
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Tinkerbell striking her bargain with Hook to temporarily spare Peter and postpone the Ultimate War. She now has 3 days to somehow whip Peter back into a semblance of fighting shape and get him to recover his memory and abilities. Complicating matters is that the Lost Boys don't initially believe this middle-aged adult is their one-time beloved leader (not to mention Hook corrupting Jack and Neverland's magic causing Peter's son to slowly forget him).

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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Tinkerbell striking her bargain with Hook to temporarily spare Peter and postpone the Ultimate War. War for 3 days. She now has 3 days 72 hours to somehow whip Peter back into a semblance of fighting shape and get him to recover his memory and abilities. Complicating matters is that the Lost Boys don't initially believe this middle-aged adult is their one-time beloved leader (not to mention Hook corrupting Jack and Neverland's magic causing Peter's son to slowly forget him).
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* RaceAgainstTheClock: Tinkerbell striking her bargain with Hook to temporarily spare Peter and postpone the Ultimate War. She now has 3 days to somehow whip Peter back into a semblance of fighting shape and get him to recover his memory and abilities. Complicating matters is that the Lost Boys don't initially believe this middle-aged adult is their one-time beloved leader (not to mention Hook corrupting Jack and Neverland's magic causing Peter's son to slowly forget him).
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* DrivingQuestion: Why did Peter leave Neverland all those years ago? What happened that would tempt and/or force him to abandon his friends, fantastical life, and ideals and to finally grow up?

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