The film was quite pleasant to watch in the same quarter, and the director's ideas can give people a lot of inspiration. The background changes of the story are brave beyond logic. Mixing the artillery fire of World War II with the pirate ship in the sky like this has produced an undesirable effect.
The director bravely reshaped "Peter and Wendy" into the image of a superhero. In his film, he provided an unimpeded adventure that occasionally flashed reality and wisdom. There was no obvious breakthrough in action and drama, but it was enough to bring Give the audience fun.
The action scenes of the film are jaw-dropping, and the design style is modern; the director did not completely follow Barry's work, but created the plot of the story. The plot connection can be said to be perfect, but Peter should have some charisma before participating in the adventure. It is that he is obviously at a disadvantage, and the film does not read well for him. The role of the black beard played by Hugh Jackman is quite typical and very different from his personal image style, which makes it difficult for the audience to recognize immediately.
The film is cleverly made and can entertain young audiences, but such a familiar tone cannot rekindle any vitality and it is difficult to impress.
The modern songs used in this fantasy film make it a little clumsy and ridiculous. The dialogue between Peter and Hook especially highlights the creator's lack of freshness and substance.
