Re: _Peter Pan and Wendy_ Getting Slammed by Viewers

On Sat, 01 Jun 2024 17:26:51 +0000,
danmin@danminart-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (Danart) wrote:

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Paul S Person wrote:
 
 
That Pan was not named Peter.
 
Nice try though
 

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Please do not attempt to be a wise-#$@$ with me on the subject of
Pan.

Then don't say silly things.

"Fox Five Peter Pan" is the animated series that ran for a
very long time second to "Pirates of The Dark Water".
It was as Good as having Peter Pan everyday.

Never saw it, but I am glad you liked it.

"Hook" was an unofficial sequel to PP series. However
linking it up to Disney is weak and frail so I might as well go with
FFPP. This scenario he grew up and mark the End of the Pan series.

Saw it and was hooked. I have it on DVD and enjoy it every time I see
it.

"Pans Labriyth" is an original work in reference to the term
"Pan" and even references the movie "Labyrinth" in
which clearly both have "The Devil". In fact in PL the idea
the Devil is serving God makes more sense as with David Boey movie.

It is not about Peter Pan. And no amount of expostulation can make it
so.

Being an expert of Pan, you surely know that Pan was a Greek "god".
/Pan's Labyrinth/ can be made to work as a reference to this Pan.

Having seen /Pan's Labyrinth/, I agree that it was a horror. Kind of
like /Horror at Party Beach/ was, but a lot less fun.

I didn't really notice any reference to /Labyrinth/ (other than the
name), but then, watching /Labyrinth/ turned out to be a regrettable
choice and I don't remember much of it. Can't compare what I don't
remember. Note that not remembering much about the film is /not/
incompatible with clearly remembering what I thought about the film at
the time.

Anybody else noticed that films set in the Spanish Civil War tend to
be ... very serious? Some unfinished business there, perhaps?

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Point I am making is that
"I want to see a horror movie featuring "The Pan". Boy
or Man or teenager. But then again dickless-Holywood is going
J$#R#@-it-up as they always do and create rubbish instead of gold.

A fine ambition, I am sure. Note that I am taking "The Pan" to refer
to Peter. A film in which Peter kidnaps the Lost Children, who would
otherwise have been left with their parents, perhaps. It could have
them sharpening a stick at both ends toward the end of the film.

This is a response to the post seen at:
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=644804354#644804354
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"Here lies the Tuscan poet Aretino,
Who evil spoke of everyone but God,
Giving as his excuse, 'I never knew him.'"