Yeah, if Robin Williams said to me he was Peter Pan, I’d jump too

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Peter Pan OG: Fool me once, shame on you. Hook: Fool me twice shame on me.

Right 😂

Peter Pan was a hell of a fighter as a child, imagine him with the strength of a grown man.

He also plays as the manager in Finding Neverland

100% he was perfect as Captain Hook

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I agree! I love Hook so much, also, I find it to be an awesome movie!

Amen fell in love with this movie damn near when it was 20 years old. I was 10. I’m going on 24 years old now I have two kids movies so much different as a parent

I'll go so far as to say that it doesn't click fully until you become a parent.

I dont have kids

Im becoming a teenager that prepare for college

Literally crying right now 😢 my son is 9 months old and this was one of my top movies of my childhood. Inspires me to be the best dad I can! My dad was very good to me and I want to pay it forward. This movie means something so much more now that I'm a father. ❤

The Lost Boys vs Pirates was the best scene in the entire film. This is like kids who don't want to go school

Hook is one of my top favorite Movies with Robin Williams, and I also find Robin Williams to be an awesome Peter Pan too! I do love Dustin Hoffman as Captain Hook because I always thought he was perfect to play that role in the cast that time!

I'm with u brother

Ik what you mean, but that was IMO Peter being a father first and foremost. He tried taking away what Hook wanted most of all, a last fight, and to take his children away from all that evil. But moments after he is painfully reminded that Hook needed to die for it all to end.

But also, it was Rufio's sacrifice that saved Jack. But also, the fact that Hook literally killed a kid in front of children is a little messed up.

​@@silverpslmyeap, Jack probably felt guilty.

Also Hook by himself could still continue hunting the Lost Boys, with Rufio gone no one else is nearly a skilled enough swordsman to take him.

@@silverpslm Rufio got himself into the s***, first of all, I don't think it was Hook's intention to kill him first, Hook is vastly more experienced, and if he was fighting to kill him, I think he could have stabbed him in the chest before, or cut him with his hook, to severe an artery in his neck, it was the taunting at 7.06- instead of just accepting defeat, and saying I'm not worthy to win you in a fight, but Pan is, would have made hook appreciate his honesty, and would have spared his life.

It's even crazier that his voice remained the same throughout the years. Very unique

Long live the hook 🪝

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Rufio was an a hole, he invited his own death- was never going to win Hook, he was way too ambitious, and cocky, I don't think Hook even wanted to kill him first, he was toying with him, until he opened his fat mouth, @7.06- that really irritated Hook, who was like, okay, you die now, no more toying with you- Pan ain't going to save you!

It was heartbreaking and Peter knew he had to kill Hook after kidnapping his kids and killing Rufio, if he left neverland again hook would kill every lost boy and chase his children again.

With Michael Jackson? Now they can have children that remain so eternally.

It was never about revenge it was about ending it once and for all, vengence (for himself and Rufio) was merely a side benefit. Besides the way Hook died just "chief's kiss" can you immagine a worse and more fitting death. His greatest terror was being eaten by the crock for half of his life it was after him, and he finally killed it but the fear still remained. Then in what should ahve been the moment of his greatest of victory it comes back to life and finally gets him. His final cry of "I WANT MY, MOMMYYYYYYY!!!" Shows you who he truly is, and it even makes you pitty him a bit inspite of his villianious deeds. Maggie had it right the whole time, he was just a sad, and lonely child who like all children just wanted/needed his mommy, and who in spite of his posturing and physical age never grew up. He was a paralel of what Peter could/would have become, but did not because he met Wendy, and ultimately left Neverland, then upon his return he finally finished growing up. He had thought growing up meant completely abandoning his inner child and all childishness, but discoverd that in fact it meant embraceing his inner child, and moving forward with that inner child at his side to the end. As he says in his last line "To live would be an awefully big adventure".

And American Dragon Jake Long

@@Dragon1813 “awwww man” thanks for making me feel even older

I think someone pointed out in another video that the first one was more of a decorative one and not really suited for fighting which is why he switched

Your not the only one who was disappointed by that part of the fight infact it always confused me why hook switched swords just to fight Rufio for a while I thought I was because he just wanted to fight Rufio with his special sword or that he used that sword for when he ever has to fight rufio and the other we saw for most of the film for when he has to fight peter pan

@@twistedwonderlandfan732 I'm pretty sure the reason why he uses the smaller sword is just for fight choreography. Easier to move that around for better and more dramatic flourishes than the longer sword he had.

@Shane Doll hmm you know that actually makes a lot more sense but I still wished he would have used the other sword though especially with how nice the design was

@@twistedwonderlandfan732 oh totally, like I said in my original comment I love that sword design and wanted to see him fight with it. I think choreography could have been done with a sword of that design, but I don't think it would have been easy and in a lot of shots clearly Dustin Hoffman is doing the choreography himself and that would have been difficult.

Just at the time?

@@darkwolf860 well now I got bored of it after watching it a tons of times, it got old for me

I agree because I really love Hook!

Rufio was too cocky for his own good, he should have let Pan take on hook, he also taunted hook at 7.06- if he had kept his mouth shut, and waited for Pan to arrive, he would have lived- arrogance cost him his life- just like Appolo talking caca about Drago in Rocky 4.

And spoil this masterpiece? Hell.no!😉

I don't see why not.