Or is there more reason for this to be disliked?
>>78861599
You could have posted the scene.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQBGmBOhQEE
Is this becoming a new /tv/ meme? Anyway, I loved that scene for some reason, Hook looked like a fucking god on a flying ship, and I love flying ships.
>>78861599
Please take your cancer back to /tv/, before it spreads
>>78861599
>>78864172
I actually liked the scene but the movie was pure shit. 2003 peter pan was much better.
>>78861599
What fucking time period is this movie set in?
>>78864172
I had to watch this scene over and over because of how abused it was. I can't fathom how everyone involved was like "yep, this is a good scene and 1,2,3 action!".
The worst offender is not even the song or the scene itself but him saying "IS THIS CAN-NA-DA?" Also this is barely /co/ related.
>>78864172
Trying to be Jack Sparrow?
CANADA?
>>78864278
But the /tv/ cancer is already here, anon.
>>78864172
>ith thith... Canneydah?
That was the strangest thing I've watched in a while.
So no animated would be just as dumb.
>>78861599
Why people complain about this scene? Besides canada what is wrong with it?
>>78864328
But ultimately kinda forgettable since it stuck so close to the general perception of Peter Pan. It didn't stick out much.
>>78866002
Shoehorning in Nirvana's most famous song is weird, out of place, and feels like a writer, director, or producer somewhere in the mix thought it would be THE BEST IDEA because apparently they didn't work out their lack of artistic self-awareness in highschool or college like a normal human being.
I also really like Peter Pan (The animated version, Hook, and the 2003 live action version are all incredible) and I had a Nirvana phase and am still somewhat nostalgic for them. This was two things I like crashing together like two speeding locomotives leaving only twisted, flaming wreckage. It was awful.
>>78866189
Nolstalgia faggotory them?
>>78864172
what the actual fucking fuck is this shitty slop?
>>78866307
>Nolstalgia faggotory them?
Is this some meme I haven't heard about?
>>78866002
No one expected a Nirvana song. It's not a complaint, it more of a fact that it's just so random and out of place.
>>78864485
World War II, the beginning makes that explicit. And they sing "Blitzkrieg Bop" later. The journey to Neverland leading up to this scene is supposed to be several kinds of impossible. It kind of earned a betrayal of time like this, but it still seems more like an idea they just thought was cool more than one that fits the story.
>>78866002
They're singing Nirvana when the film is set in the 40's
>>78865036
Damn
>>78866189
>I had a Nirvana phase and am still somewhat nostalgic for them
Fuck you then.
>>78868199
>implying Cobain wasn't a lost boy
