Peter Pan & Wendy - 2023

Disney are set to release their live action version of Peter Pan , Peter Pan & Wendy , on April 28, 2023 but it will be exclusive to Disney+ subscribers ... you lucky people.


I'm sure it will be great .... well , entertaining at least.

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So the Lost Boys now include girls who "identify" as Lost Boys.

Perfect

And the predictable race swap

Oh Boy!!! Pansexual Pan, Wonder Wendy, and Pimp my Tink!!!! Now I can finally rest easy, knowing I have myself witnessed the bestest, most goodest entertainment of this generation......Dear God I dont want to live here any more

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a reply to: Butterfinger

See what happens when you grow up?

Lesson learned.

Clear as day.

Count me out for your brand of the woke drama, count me in for the fantasy movie.

a reply to: GENERAL EYES

I'm surprised they didn't make Tinkerbell a tranny.

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Nothing beats Hook

a reply to: underpass61

I was expecting a Pantomime Dame , disappointed they went for the obvious stereotypical route.

a reply to: gortex

I guess sex deviant wokesters at Disney don't have the balls for a theatre release that would once more expose the rejection of their mental patient thinking by the vast majority of the population.

I do love when a creator, and I use that term very lightly today, puts out a project of a beloved character or franchise, then complains when it bombs.

Let's choose a project with an already established fan base so it has higher market value than starting fresh. Then when that fan base, who gave the franchise value in the first place, rejects the end product, blame them for being toxic.

Rinse and repeat

I have to ask at this point, are the "studios" of the industry entirely devoid of any intention to 'create' entertainment?

Imagine the hubris and greed which parasitically feeds of 'old' work, but kills the 'old' work in the process of 'renewing' it?

I mean, there are an infinity of stories and ideas in the world... and they can't possibly dare do anything other than find an old archetypal story and remake it with new tech and a sudden burning need to add contrived "diversity" and their own "message" to it?

The Peter Pan tale had an embedded moral which seems the very thing these producers are dedicated to remove or change. What kind of weak minds can't see the disrespect they are doing to the actual creator of the story?

I won't feed this beast that seems to be making movies for itself, rather than the audience.

No Crocodile right?