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%%* {{Eyedscreen}}: Closeup Of Peter's Eyes.
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%%* GoodIsNotNice: This is Peter's problem to some extent.
%%* GorgeousPeriodDress: Hook's outfits certainly apply, even if they tend to come from several different periods.
%%* GorgeousPeriodDress: Hook's outfits certainly apply, even if they tend to come from several different periods.
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** Hook's outfits certainly apply, even if they tend to come from several different
** TheEdwardianEra real world setting provides the film with gorgeous evening wear. Especially Mrs Darling’s pink evening dress.
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%%* HuddleShot: "We shall build a house ''around'' her!"
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%%* LackOfEmpathy: Hook and, to an extent, Peter himself.
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%%* MagicalNativeAmerican: The woman who "heals" Michael's decapitated bear.
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%%* PuppyLove: Peter and Wendy. An in-universe example as it is played up way more in this movie than most adaptations.
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%%* SinisterShades: Albino, one of Hook's pirates, has these.
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%%* TattooedCrook: Bill Jukes has tattoos on his face.
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* ForWantOfANail: The narrator mentions that if George hadn't tied Nana up, then Peter wouldn't have dared venture into the nursery to find his shadow. Likewise, if they had been a ''tad'' faster on realizing why she crashed the important party, Peter would have lost the opportunity to spirit the kids towards Neverland.
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* LostInImitation: Though the film is a more faithful adaptation of the book, the story's structure borrows more from [[WesternAnimation/PeterPan Disney's animated version]]. The pirates in their ship waiting for Peter to return rather than hunting the Lost Boys, the capture of Tiger Lily happens immediately after Peter and the Darling children arrive rather than being the second-to-last adventure, Peter and Hook's first battle happens in a spooky place rather than the Mermaid Lagoon, and Hook gets the upper hand on Peter in their climatic fight before Peter gets a HeroicSecondWind.
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* LostInImitation: Though the film is a more faithful adaptation of the book, the story's structure borrows more from [[WesternAnimation/PeterPan Disney's animated version]]. The pirates are in their ship waiting for to ambush Peter to return with their cannons rather than hunting the Lost Boys, Boys on foot, the capture of Tiger Lily happens immediately after Peter and the Darling children arrive rather than being the second-to-last adventure, Peter and Hook's first battle happens in a spooky place rather than the Mermaid Lagoon, and Hook gets the upper hand on Peter in their climatic fight before Peter gets a HeroicSecondWind.
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* LostInImitation: Though the film is a more faithful adaptation of the book, the story's structure borrows more from [[WesternAnimation/PeterPan Disney's animated version]]. The pirates in their ship waiting for Peter to return rather than hunting the Lost Boys, the capture of Tiger Lily happens immediately after Peter and the Darling children arrive rather than being the second-to-last adventure, Peter and Hook's first battle happens in a spooky place rather than the Mermaid Lagoon, and Hook gets the upper hand on Peter in their climatic fight before Peter gets a SecondHeroicWind.
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* LostInImitation: Though the film is a more faithful adaptation of the book, the story's structure borrows more from [[WesternAnimation/PeterPan Disney's animated version]]. The pirates in their ship waiting for Peter to return rather than hunting the Lost Boys, the capture of Tiger Lily happens immediately after Peter and the Darling children arrive rather than being the second-to-last adventure, Peter and Hook's first battle happens in a spooky place rather than the Mermaid Lagoon, and Hook gets the upper hand on Peter in their climatic fight before Peter gets a SecondHeroicWind.HeroicSecondWind.
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* LostInImitation: Though the film is a more faithful adaptation of the book, the story's structure borrows more from [[WesternAnimation/PeterPan Disney's animated version]]. The pirates in their ship waiting for Peter to return rather than hunting the Lost Boys, the capture of Tiger Lily happens immediately after Peter and the Darling children arrive rather than being the second-to-last adventure, Peter and Hook's first battle happens in a spooky place rather than the Mermaid Lagoon, and Hook gets the upper hand on Peter in their climatic fight before Peter gets a SecondHeroicWind.
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* RedFilterOfDoom: Reflecting the EmpathicEnvironment aspect, the Neverland sunset that provides lighting during the final battle and duel between Peter and Hook is dipped into a fiery red filter which slowly shifts into blue when Hook successfully weakens Peter's spirits with his taunting.
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* SceneryPorn: There's hardly a single environment that isn't visually lavish or stunningly colorful in this movie, even before we get to Neverland. Opting to make the visual effects more stylized, many resembling old school painted matte paintings, has also helped most effects hold up over 20 years later on top of giving this adaptation a very distinct visual style.
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* SceneryPorn: There's hardly a single environment that isn't visually lavish or stunningly colorful in this movie, even before we get to Neverland. Opting to make the visual effects more stylized, many resembling old school painted matte paintings, has also helped most effects hold up well over 20 years later on top of giving this adaptation a very distinct visual style.
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* SceneryPorn: There's hardly a single environment that isn't visually lavish or stunningly colorful in this movie, even before we get to Neverland. Opting to make the visual effects more stylized, many resembling old school painted matte paintings, has also helped most effects hold up over 20 years later on top of giving this adaptation a very distinct visual style.
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* LosingAShoeInTheStruggle: Wendy and the boys spend the film in their bare feet after having been taken to Neverland while in their sleep wear. Peter, on the other hand, is barefoot by default.
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* SmellyFeetGag: A variation plays when Peter tells John to grab his ankle while lively thrusting his bare foot on John's face, who becomes visibly disgusted before complying. Given that Peter is always barefoot, it's likely his feet are too aired out to smell, but they are still clearly dirty.
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* TeensAreShort: Jeremy Sumpter went through such a growth spurt during filming that Wendy's bedroom window had to be altered a few times to keep continuity.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Wendy and the Lost Boys are all barefoot in this story, as they go around wearing their sleeping attires, but Peter does a special mark.
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The 2003 film adaptation of ''Literature/PeterPan'' based on [[Theatre/PeterPan1904 the original play]]. As far as film adaptations of Peter Pan go, it is perhaps the one that [[TruerToTheText stays closest]] to the play and [[Literature/PeterPan the novel]] despite it’s own share of differences.
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The 2003 film adaptation of ''Literature/PeterPan'' based on [[Theatre/PeterPan1904 the original play]]. As far as film adaptations of Peter Pan go, it is perhaps the one that [[TruerToTheText stays closest]] to the play and [[Literature/PeterPan the novel]] despite it’s its own share of differences.
