Neverland

You can see Neverland as sly philosophical discourse, or you can see it as fantastically produced adventure. Just make sure you see it.

This Victorian-era prequel to Peter Pan works. [12 Dec 2011, p.48]

The story occasionally gets convoluted, or slightly exhausting....But the cast is so strong that there is always something to marvel at.

By pulling the curtain back on the magic of Neverland, Willing has stripped all the fun from a marvelous classic.

Instead of soaring, Neverland barely hovers.

Everything in Neverland is a quest as characters run from one large set piece to another without much character development except in minor strokes that are predictable and rudimentary.

As constructed, it amounts to a Peter Pan prequel lacquered up with a revisionist space-age paint job.