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PAN
Living in a London orphanage, 12-year-old Peter finds himself carried away to the world of Neverland. Along the way he discovers his true destiny, becoming the hero forever known as Peter Pan.
13 June 1964, Camden, London, England, UK
1989, London
9 September 1976, Waterford, Ireland
12 August 1992, London, England, UK
1 October 1985, Hammersmith, London, England, UK
12 August 1940, Lagos, Nigeria
5 September 1943, Cummeragunja, Australia
5 November 1959, Scotland, UK
2002, Hackney, London, England, UK
16 September 2003, Lambeth, London, England, UK
May 29, 2016
Blackbeard shouts, 'You shall be rewarded with confectionary!' Kids love confectionary more than life. That doesn't mean it's good for them. 'Pan' is cinematic confectionary.April 06, 2016
Painting Neverland in such drab colours, with a story that revolves around child labour, is hardly a blueprint for a fun-packed movie.October 09, 2015
Tasked to come up with any sort of backstory to get us to the flying and the crowing and the Lost Boys and the never growing up, Pan goes with what has become default fantasy template No. 1.July 11, 2016
Creating a gritty backstory for a 12-year-old can't have been easy, but director Joe Wright pulls it off with great aplomb, making it one of the most entertaining visits to Neverland so far.October 12, 2015
The most cheering surprise of the season is "Pan."May 03, 2016
Collectively, it's all too much, and this sweet story about a boy looking for his mother and finding his place in the world is overpowered by how things look, rather than what we should feel.October 09, 2015
This joyless, juiceless Pan is a theme-park ride from hell.October 10, 2015
The film fulfills its limited mandate of providing fast-paced adventure and some nice eye candy without adding anything memorable to the tale of The Boy Who Can Fly.October 14, 2015
If Pan's screenplay is a lesson in anything, it's that most beloved stories don't require a whole cinematic universe to go along with them.October 10, 2015
The very idea behind Pan is ill-conceived. Who wants a prequel to Peter Pan?