Reżyseria:
Joe WrightMuzyka:
John PowellObsada:
Levi Miller, Hugh Jackman, Garrett Hedlund, Rooney Mara, Cara Delevingne, Amanda Seyfried, Paul Kaye, Nonso Anozie, Bronson Webb, Julian Seager (więcej)VOD (4)
Opisy(1)
Piotruś (Levi Miller) to 12-letni urwis o żywiołowej, nieco buntowniczej naturze. W ponurym sierocińcu w Londynie, w którym chłopiec mieszka od urodzenia, te cechy charakteru nie są tolerowane. Pewnej nocy Piotruś zostaje porwany do magicznej Nibylandii — fantastycznego świata piratów, wojowników i wróżek. Próbując odkryć sekret matki, która porzuciła go wiele lat temu, oraz znaleźć swoje miejsce w tej niezwykłej krainie, chłopiec przeżywa niesamowite przygody i nie raz pojedynkuje się na śmierć i życie. Aby ocalić Nibylandię, wraz z Tygrysią Lilią (Rooney Mara) i nowym przyjacielem Jamesem Hakiem (Garrett Hedlund), musi rozprawić się raz na zawsze z bezwzględnym piratem Czarnobrodym (Hugh Jackman), dzieki temu pozna swoje prawdziwe przeznaczenie i już na zawsze zapamiętamy go jako Piotrusia Pana. (Warner Bros. PL)
(więcej)Recenzje (5)
When it comes to family fairy tales, I prefer this to cartoons. The beautiful Rooney Mara, the excellent Hugh Jackman and the handsome up-and-coming Levi Miller. I also liked the beautiful and colourful visuals (the crocodile is amazing) and the nice pace. While Pan doesn't quite match Jack the Giant Slayer and The Wizard of Oz, it is still enjoyable family entertainment. 65%
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I watched the movie because I like fantasy as such. I had no idea, though, that the not very popular world of Neverland would influence me so much as to make me detest the whole movie. The actors aren’t the reason why you should watch this movie. Neither is the world, which is a combination of everything and anything, including the Caribbean pirates. On the other hand, I appreciate that somebody wanted to film a proper fantasy because all of it looks very nice, expensive, and apparently also high-quality. It’s a pity, though, that the creators had to stick to the world of Peter Pan, who is apparently more popular around the world than in the Czech Republic. The creators could have afforded to take a risk and come up with something new and unique for that amount of money. But here you can see that not even an established brand can salvage a studio. Even when it is otherwise filmed pretty nicely. If you see no other reason to watch this movie, believe me when I say that the cover of “Smells Like Teen Spirit” will demolish you. For a while, I kept thinking about where I know the melody of the song the kids are singing from and after a while, I realized it was Nirvana. And you don’t see that in a fairy tale every day. I wonder what Kurt Cobain would have said.
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The fairytale, which does not become a staple, but has a soul so sincere that a single look into Peter's eyes was enough for me to know that I was once again that same lost boy as years ago in Neverland. The biggest surprise is the absence of a direct continuation of the classic story, and the characters' motivations are less heated within a more family-oriented approach, but the transformation into almost classically cut adventure show does not harm J. M. Barrie's characters in any way. The most principled fans of the original will probably struggle with a singing Hugh Jackman, but I had no hope of resisting him. After all, I still believe in fairies and in the irreplaceable magic that their dust brings.
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I had Joe Wright pegged as a director of stunning film adaptations of literary classics, like Atonement and Pride & Prejudice. So my hopes for Pan were higher than for 2003's Peter Pan (which wasn't bad, but mediocre), even if I wasn't particularly taken with Wright's previous Anna Karenina. What I didn't expect, however, was what I got in the cinema as a final result. The new retelling of Barrie's play is an overly goofy and modern-laden hodgepodge of something disgustingly colourful without any internal consistency, which is a real shame considering the big names surrounding the film. I've never been a fan of Nirvana, but even so, the cover to “Smells Like Teen Spirit” in a movie like this irritated me to a degree. A very big fail on many fronts that not many people expected, myself included.
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I didn't know exactly what to expect from this film and what I ended up getting is... contradictory. The cast is wonderfully chosen, Rooney Mara is excellent, visually it's a beautiful spectacle, but still, it felt immensely flat to me, essentially just a film for show, where what a Peter Pan story should have - the enchantment of childhood and that beautiful carefree feeling - was missing. It just wasn't here.
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