Pan

Wright’s best film so far, livelier and more disloyal to its source than “Atonement” or “Pride and Prejudice” — crams without a care. The outcome is that increasing rarity, a proper children’s film; even the tears are well earned.

Passable adventure that offers the occasional flash of real cleverness.

In fashioning a creation myth for Peter Pan, director Joe Wright and writer Jason Fuchs have produced such a thin story that they reduce, rather than amplify, J.M. Barrie’s famous characters.

Jackman occasionally wins a laugh, when he manages to impose himself over the movie's restless clamor.

Careens helplessly between the garish and the generic.

A complete washout, a joyless, pointless and fundamentally idiotic enterprise.

This joyless, 10-megaton bomb fails in just about every imaginable way, as well as some you couldn’t possibly imagine.

I don't know why this movie is getting such bad reviews. My wife and I both loved it - from the sets, costumes, special effects etc. to the music, most of the acting, the plot and story were fun. It reminded me of big, exciting movies from when I was a kid. A really good time to be had watching this one!

This Story An Young Orphan Find His Selves In Never land The Costume Designs Was Great The Acting Was A Bit Good The Writing Was Good The director Joe Wright Did An Good Job I Only Gave it 6/10

Its when Peter stepped into the Neverland for the first time. Usually everyone loved growing up watching the various film adaptations of original work by JM Barrie's a century old creation, 'Peter Pan'. There are plenty of unofficial prequels and sequels were also made and met success. Yet this prequel with high budget and modern technology, but not a Disney film, generated some expectations with stars like Hugh Jackman and Rooney Mara in it. The box office was not as expected, and the movie was also just above average, but I liked the performances and visuals. The story is about an orphan Peter who becomes a Pan, a leader to 'the lost boys'. The opening line goes like this: 'Sometimes friends begin as enemies and enemies as friends' and that's what the rest of the movie evolves. I don't think I liked this story. In all the prequels, I loved the Nick Willing's 'Neverland' who is a master of prequels to all the greatest fairytales. I disappointed with this only because of lack of the depth in narration, short storyline and quick scenes, other than that it was not a bad flick to me. The main relief was, it was not like the recent 'Alice in Wonderland' style movie with the weird costumes, makeups and the character physiques. Despite all the negative feedback for this flick, I feel it won't hurt for a one time watch. My eye is now on its sequel, because before the Wendy's introduction there's another story is to be told and that is between Peter and Hook. But now it's on doubt over the result of this movie. Anyway, I'm on for it and hope it only gets better than the original. 6/10

Lo único bueno de esta película es su cortina musical, la verdad que es muy mala e innecesaria.

The first 30 minutes are promising but then it turns into a movie that anybody over the age of 12 cannot enjoy it anymore. Hugh Jackman as blackbeard does not work.