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During the scene in HOOK when Peter Pan chooses a successor before he leaves Neverland, none of the Lost Boys actors actually knew who Robin Williams would give his sword too, a secret kept strictly between Spielberg and Williams, so when Pan hands the sword over to Thud Butt,... show more
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I’ve never understood why this movie was so derided. It was a core childhood memory for me.
Me neither! Loved it when I saw it opening weekend. My guess is the adults back then wanted more Indiana Jones in Neverland
This was one of the greatest iterations of Peter Pan
Honestly probably why others that came after fall short
This is probably my favorite movie of all time. I can probably safely say that. I love it too much.
I don’t blame ya!
Hot Take: since Hook, out of the 23 movies Spielberg has made, 11 of those movies are either not good or not worth revisiting.
Well now you have to list those 11 movies so we can fully judge your opinion
Hook Amistad The Terminal Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull The Adventures of Tintin War Horse The BFG The Post West Side Story The Fabelmans Disclosure Day My boys enjoyed Hook and The BFG, but that doesn't make them good. Munich is on the borderline — it's good, but not rewatchable. Ready Player One — it's enjoyable, but I'm not sure it's good, either. You can even back this list up to Always … and that one is not good.
@Todd_Spence How dare you put Hook on the list that I agree with 99%
@endthusiam @Todd_Spence 😆
A movie so pure. So incredible, and my favorite Williams score. I wish I never grew up
@MichaelZen124 That score is top shelf of Williams’s career
It seems like he had so much fun making it. So many incredible themes
Bro, I haven’t watched this movie in so long!😳 Had the VHS growing up and it was an always playing on the weekends.😌
Solid weekend movie!
TIL that character’s name was “Thud Butt”.
I always forget that too lol I keep thinking it's "cannonball" or something more obvious until I'm reminded every couple of years
Spielberg and Williams kept it secret so the shock on their faces would be real. That's not just directing, that's orchestrating authenticity. The kids didn't have to act surprised because they actually were.
Indeed
So Rufio is lying? Lol ok
How do people not cry in this moment? Tears in both eyes, every time.
That music cuts right through every time.
Big time.
That's awesome. It's a shame that the actor that plays Thud Butt is kind of a scammer on Instagram.
Wha??
Yea it's really weird. 1. him pretending to be doing charity word for a lady that worked on Hook that "recently" died of cancer, come to find out she's been gone for 5 years. Like it's a front for him to make $35 for his autograph. Then a weird thing with a pizza place.
Like they had a pizza called the "Thud Butt". He tried to get in contact with them to do something together and they said no. Then he started "crying" on IG trying to get owners to work with him. There's a couple of more money grabs.
I wrote that last sentence wrong lol. He was "crying" try and get some type of social media audience built up to FORCE the pizza place to work with him. It was very "woe is me, they're using name and people take advantage of me and they didn't even offer me a slice of pizza"
Man, what a GREAT movie.
Just watched it again recently, top tier IMO
And they did it all. All of them in that scene in 1 take..the choreography. The lighting. All of it in one take. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡
What choreography? Taking the sword? And yes, you light the angle on the kids once.
this seems like a lie. He is the only guy not having anything in his hand already. He has nobody in front of him (how would the guys in the bag even interact with pan). also the little guy who snuggles on the black kid eventually stops and no longer has any contact with him.
It's likely the eight or so Boys with speaking roles in front knew it would be *one* of them, rather than the non-speaking role Boys in the back, correct.
@Walahute That's not how films are made, chum. Everything was planned, as usual, and there's no reason to suppose otherwise.
@Walahute I'm gonna go with the cast on this one, and not you, a random goofball lol thanks so much.
This movie is still so unbelievably special to me 🥹💖
Recently met Dante at a con. He said his time spent with Robin on set was one of the most memorable moments of his entire life and talked about how kind of a man Robin was to him. Miss Robin so much. We lost him too soon.
Fun fact: 3 of Dustin Hoffmans children were in this movie
This is in my sleep rotation. I put a movie on for white noise every night to sleep. This goes on a few times a year.
Lmao!! Thud Butt: the very first DEI hire 😂
How is there not a sequel on the Lost Boys from this point on the story?! I’d definitely give it a watch.
They went from Lost Boy to Lost Cause
He picked right. That fat kid was an absolute menace on the battlefield.
Thank you. This reminded me of a simpler time.
Fuck I miss Robin so much. Loved this movie as a kid
Not for Spielberg and Williams to decide it was JM Barrie’s story and the whole point is Peter Pan never grew up !
How dare they
Exactly 👍
Robin was to good for this world. honestly celebrity deaths dont bother me... normally but his did, it was like idk a piece of me was gone, like he felt idk normal to me, having ADHD you dont see people have that much energy him and Jim carry got me thru so much when i was young
Seen this in theaters with my parents and brother. 😢 They were giving out the plastic hook hands as it was opening night.
I went to middle school and high school with the tall blond one. He was also in Parenthood and The Witches. Hell of a 3 movie career.
I’m convinced that if you don’t love this movie, you’re just a miserable person to be around
Love this movie……hrs spent with my wonderful children, now amazing adults 💕🌷
Omfg I honestly never saw how diverse they were until now, when it's forced into everything and weaponising against the most inclusive culture in history 😮
Spielberg truly has a gift with kids. Something that can't be taught
Wonder what happen to that sword.
I hope that kid got a replica and the real one is maybe in the Academy museum or Smithsonian.
Unwatchable dreck.
You've been outvoted.
No doubt about it.
Oh look! Another example of inclusion even before Black Lifes Matter, WHO WOULD IT THOUGHT OF IT!?!?! Stupid people...
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