Peter Pan: New Adventures in Neverland

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Movie
German title Peter Pan: New Adventures in Neverland
Original title Return to Never Land
Country of production USA , Canada , Australia
original language English
Publishing year 2002
length 72 minutes
Age rating FSK / JMK 0
Rod
Director Robin Budd ,
Donovan Coock
script Temple Mathews
production Cheryl Abood ,
Christopher Chase ,
Dan Rounds
music John Flansburgh ,
John Linnell (Songs)
Joel McNeely (Score)
cut Anthony F. Rocco
synchronization
Speakers in English, German
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Peter Pan

Peter Pan: New Adventures in Neverland ( English: Return to Never Land , also Peter Pan 2 - Return to Neverland ) is an American cartoon from Walt Disney Studios . This sequel to the 1953 film Peter Pan was directed by Robin Budd and Donovan Coock .

The film was released in the United States on February 15, 2002. The premiere in Austria was on August 19, 2002, in Germany on September 19, 2002. On March 20, 2003 the film was released in German-speaking countries on DVD and on November 15, 2012 on Blu-Ray , both at Walt Disney Studios Home entertainment .

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Wendy is now an adult and has a daughter named Jane and a young son named Daniel. She enthusiastically tells the two stories of Peter Pan and Neverland, since she was there once as a child. Then the Second World War begins and Jane and Daniel's father has to go to war as a soldier. The war turns Wendy's daughter Jane into a realist, a girl who refrains from stories and fun until London collapses. But Daniel is still an avid listener of his mother's Peter Pan stories, which Jane cannot understand. Since it is too dangerous in London, the government orders that all children be sent to the country, which Wendy tells Jane, whereupon Jane is horrified and sad. Peter Pan's nemesis, Captain Hook, has little Jane kidnapped by his assistant Smee into the fantasy realm of Neverland, who mistakenly thinks she is Wendy, in order to get revenge on Peter Pan, the fairy nosy and the haunted boys after they had robbed him of his treasure had. Peter Pan saves them. Now Jane cannot fly back home unless she believes in fairies. In a game called "Treasure Hunt" Jane delivers Peter and the haunted boys to Hook after she had previously wanted to leave Neverland and signed a contract Hooks used to get Peter Pan. Because Jane does not believe in fairies, the light from Naseweis begins to go out. Jane regrets this very much and saves Peter and the haunted boys. She now believes in fairies, which saves Naseweis. Naseweis makes Jane fly and Hook falls into the sea, where he is chased by a large octopus that tries to eat him. Jane returns home. Peter follows her and finally sees Wendy again. Eventually, Jane and Daniel's father returns home.

reception

Peter Pan: New Adventures in Neverland grossed almost 75 million US dollars worldwide. America accounted for 48,423,368 US dollars and overseas US $ 26.5 million. The budget for the film was estimated to be about $ 20,000,000.

"Uninspired follow-up film to the famous Walt Disney animated film classic Peter Pan's cheerful adventure" from 1953, which underpins the thin plot with unconvincing characters, moderate songs and a questionable framework. "

- Lexicon of international film

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Peter Pan: New Adventures in Neverland. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed April 6, 2018 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
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