History Heartwarming / Hook

'''Peter:''' Thank you for believing.

* When Hook and Peter fight, Hook pins him between his hook and a grindstone/blade sharpener and tells him he isn't[[BreakThemByTalking Peter Pan, but Peter Banning, a selfish man and bad husband and father.]] The Lost Boys, Jack and even Tinkerbell(who had flown away in sadness when Peter decided to save his children)all tell Peter they believe in him and that he IS Pan. This gives Peter the strength to overpower Hook and disarm him temporarily.

-->Oh, there you are, Peter!

* When Peter flies away after giving up the sword, returning home, you hear him whisper something to the Lost Boys.
'''Peter:''' Thanks for believing.

* It may have been all part of a scheme to destroy Peter, but darned if scenes featuring Hook interacting with Jack didn't tug at the heartstrings. The bloodthirsty pirate king seems to take ''genuine'' joy in indulging Jack, encouraging his behavior and accomplishments, and exulting in his triumph at the ball game. For a short period, James Hook is a ''far'' better father to Jack than Peter has been, and he seems to actually ''enjoy''his faux role, in spite of his true nature.

* It's been ''eighty years'', but Wendy is ''still'' in touch with Neverland. Initially, she just stumbles when Hook blows open the window to the room she's in, but it knocks her for six so badly that she can't even stand up; apparently she's so disorientated that it takes ''both'' Moira and Peter to help her into the house! And, at the thought of Hook being back, she does what any rational person would do. Faints.

* Peter [[spoiler:going through the Lost Boys' old hideout]].
* Peter [[spoiler:passing his sword and the title of "The Pan" down to Thudbutt]].
* The pixie dust works with happy thoughts. Peter's happy thought that allowed him to fly again: [[spoiler:Jack's birth.]]

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* It's taken ''eighty two years'', but Wendy ''finally'' gets an answer to "Boy, why are you crying?". The answer? "A tear for every happy thought."

* It's been ''eighty two years'', but Wendy is ''still'' in touch with Neverland. Initially, she just stumbles when Hook blows open the window to the room she's in, but it knocks her for six so badly that she can't even stand up; apparently she's so disorientated that it takes ''both'' Moira and Peter to help her into the house! And, at the thought of Hook being back, she does what any rational person would do. Faints.

* Similar to his disapproval over ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom'', but meeting and marrying Kate Chapsaw, Spielberg views the movie as an OldShame, but says that he's happy he made it because it's how he met Creator/RobinWilliams--and the two became good friends as a result.

* Spielberg views the movie as an OldShame, but says that he's happy he made it because it's how he met Creator/RobinWilliams--and the two became good friends as a result.

* It's taken ''eighty two years'', but Wendy ''finally'' gets an answer to "Boy, why are you crying?". The answer? "A tear for every happy thought." This means that, without his shadow all those years ago, Peter was ''trying to make himself fly by crying to all the happy thoughts in his life!''

* Julia Roberts was suffering CreatorBreakdown as her relationship with Kiefer Sutherland fell apart - to the point she was nicknamed 'Tinker Hell' by the crew. One night she had to be hospitalised for nervous exhaustion. Spielberg visited her in hospital and gave her [[PetTheDog a teddy bear]] from the set.
* Spielberg views the movie as an OldShame, but says that he's happy he made it because it's how he met Robin Williams - and the two became good friends as a result.
* After one particularly lengthy and gruelling scene was cut, Bob Hoskins bought beer for about three hundred extras.

** Dante Basco posted [[https://dantebasco.wordpress.com/2014/08/12/farewell-to-robin-williams/ this]].
---> "O’ Captain! My Captain! See you in Neverland…"

* A disguise Peter sees Jack play baseball this time, and sees him win.