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Year
1991
Duration
136 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Family
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
Whilst on a trip to London to visit his wife's grandmother, Wendy Darling, successful lawyerPeter Banning arrives home one evening to discover that his children have been kidnapped and whisked away to a place called Neverland, courtesy of a pirate called Captain Hook. Peter gradually discovers that he used to be a magical boy called Peter Pan, and must reach into his past to discover that magic again, for the sake of rescuing his beloved children. With the help of old friends like Tinker Bell and the Lost Boys, Peter finds himself on the most important adventure of his life.
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