boy who never grows up
Do you have or ever had an island in your heart with the rough songs of pirates, the dangerous mermaids in the lagoons, and the wild singing and dancing of Indians under a bonfire? In your dream, do you have or ever had such a pure land, where there is no money, no rigid adults, no schools, but a group of lost children and little fairies flying freely among the jungle.
The first sentence of the film is "All children grow up except one". In this opening sentence we are transferred from the dazzling starry sky to an ordinary family in London, England. Twelve-year-old Wendy and his two younger brothers, Mike and John, are a fan of fantasy and pirate tales, with a beautiful mother and a stern father. Wendy's fantasy dream turned out to be beautiful and simple, but was shattered in an instant by her aunt. She hoped that Wendy would grow up, get married, and become a mature adult.
These words were like a bolt from the blue, stunned the three children who didn't want to grow up. grow up? marry? They feel frustrated that their wonderful childhood is coming to an end. But on that magical night, Peter Pan, a boy who would never grow up, flew into their nursery, and under his instigation, the children flew to the second star on the top right above their heads - Neverland.
Neverland is a fun and dangerous place, where the storyteller Wendy becomes the mother of the lost children and Peter is their father. The innocent, heartless children have built a big family in a paradise-like place, and a group of heinous pirates led by Captain Hook are their enemies.
When Mr. Barry created the immortal image of "Peter Pan" in the play, this red-haired, smiling dimpled boy took root in the hearts of all children in the world. He is a symbol of freedom, life and vitality, and he is always on the lookout for new adventures.
Peter Pan invites Wendy to a dance while the light of the fairy haunts the trees at night. There may be just an illusion behind this beautiful scene, Wendy and Peter are children, but they are still somewhat different in one way. After all, Peter is a little boy who doesn't eat human fireworks. When Wendy asked him if he knew "love", he said with disgust: "Love? It sounds disgusting."
But he is not without feelings. He once wanted to love very much. That was when he ran away from home because he didn't want to grow up. After having fun, he wanted to go home and love his mother and grow up. Peter, who thought that his mother would open the window and wait for him to go back, was punished by God - he found that the window was closed, and another little boy was lying in his mother's arms. Peter went to Neverland in sadness and vowed forever. Incompatible with adults.
It is such a boy who grew up resentful, but brought everyone the joy of optimism and adventure. He finally understood love, the precious friendship between rare friends and everything in the world that is more beautiful than fighting. But the good times didn't last long, and there was no such thing as a banquet in the world, and Wendy had to return to her original home after all. Lonely Peter felt sad for the first time. The complexity of the adult world is very simple in the eyes of a little boy. Although he has unconstrained freedom, he can't appreciate the joy of family life and the happiness of growing up. Expectations for growing up.
After returning home, Wendy's parents took in all the children in Neverland, but Peter was reluctant to grow up for a long time. A book said that there are three kinds of people in the world: the first kind of people live in the real world, the second kind of people go to the fantasy world and don’t want to come back, and the third kind of people come back after going to the fantasy world .
Peter looked at the happy scene of the family and was about to leave silently when Wendy ran to the window and asked, "Will you forget me?"
Peter responded with just three words: "Me? No, never." These short, brief three words turned all the adventures and laughter of the two children into a memory that will be cherished in my heart forever.
We can't help but think that Wendy will one day grow up and follow the trajectory of her life, like every grown-up, while Peter will always be a little boy, chasing his own happiness. He will become a symbol of good hope, appearing in the hearts of every child who has never wanted to grow up.
I do believe in fairies! I do! I do! This is a fairy tale suitable for wandering in adolescence. When growth becomes an unstoppable tide coming to you, when the confusion, loneliness, and incomprehension highlighted in the perception begin to grow bigger and bigger, this one with Stories of rebellion, longing, and fantasy are so seductive and fit the mood. This is a story about a little boy who lives on Sanssouci, can fly and never grow up, his name is Peter Pan. He has a bulging mouth, and when he is expressionless, he looks like a child who has been pranking, but fortunately he likes to smile. When he smiled, the corner of his right mouth moved, and the smile lines rippled, evil, alert, smug, conceited, willful, naughty, confident, and determined to win. He likes to smile with his hips on his hips, like a complete little adult, but in fact, he is just a little boy who will cry because he lost his shadow. He likes to listen to stories, like to play, and like to fight like ordinary boys. He teaches Wendy to ride on the back of the wind; uses mermaids, Indians and pirates to lure children out of their homes, out of the shadows of growing up, and to Wuyou Island. He wants Wendy to be the mother of the children who live on Sanssouci Island, hug them, and tell them stories... Flying in the galaxy, lying on the big soft clouds overlooking, living in tree holes, using branches , leaves and flowers to build small houses, living in a country with elves... These seem to be dreams that were repeated and repeated in my heart when I was young, and they quietly planted blue seeds in my heart, but This seed suffered the injustice of time and was gradually forgotten. We kept running forward, but we never found the desolate and desolate weeds growing in the forgotten area, no one cared about it, and the wind was Xiaoxiao... Pan said to Wendy, "This is just our fantasy, isn't it? You and me. Look, Wendy, it makes me look older than a real father." Captain Hook said to Pan, "You are a tragedy! She left you, Pan! Your Wendy left you, why did she To stay? With you, he'd rather grow up. She won't hear you, she won't see you, she's completely forgotten about you! Someone else will take your place, he'll be called husband! You'll be alone Die without love!" Pan Zeng turned his head away from Wendy's questioning, he said angrily: "Love, I've never heard of it! Leave with your feelings!" Love, in Pan's consciousness, was a complicated thing, he avoided him but didn't Knowing that what is in his heart is love, love makes him happy, makes him fly, no love makes him lose his light, makes him lose the power to fly, makes him fall from the air, makes him smile helplessly and wait die. Peter Pan, how do you really feel? Is it love? Is it love! It is vast and boundless, regardless of age or region, as long as you perceive it, it exists. We are always living in a loveless panic, bewildered, heartbroken and uneasy in the face of passing and disappearing. What we have in the real world is an era of lost fairy tales. For a long time, we all stared at the empty world we faced with a sad expression. When reading those numbers and English words in our school days, we wished we were reading poems such as "I Will Be Carefree". "Children", we began to hope that we were faced with textbooks instead of endless work plans. In the same way, I still envy the boy named Peter Pan, because in the legendary Neverland, he can always refuse to grow up. At the beginning of the 1990s, we would think that the year 2000 was very far away, and the graffiti was a world like Star Wars, where the sky, sea, and the universe flew freely, and the Olympic Games were moved to the moon and the bottom of the sea. The first time I wrote the propositional essay "My Dream", I wrote that I want to be a writer and win the Nobel Prize for Literature, but if you are older, you will know that the Nobel Prize is a beautiful prospect, as far away as the Milky Way. In the memory decorated by fairy tales, we all believed that fate can make the shape of everyone's dream come true. The Doraemon's treasure bag is full of bizarre animals. I had a dream that one day I would meet this blue cat with a round hand and take it home. expectations of growth. When I read "Peter Pan" for the first time, I thought that Pan was a strange child, why didn't he want to grow up. It is a beautiful thing to be able to be taller, to be able to quickly pass on the street on a bicycle. When this anticipation becomes too long, we start to look back and enjoy continuing to be kids. A child's tears and joy always go hand in hand, an angry expression can instantly scare him to tears, a kiss and a candy can also make him laugh right away, and then play the games he doesn't have enough of. When crying, I still hold the ice cream in my hand, the tears dripping on the ice cream slowly melt, and the sweet taste will completely drown out the saltiness of the tears. One of the themes of Neverland, the world of Neverland, is the constant struggle of Pan and his pals against the evil and hapless pirate captain. The movie version of Peter Pan is a little more boyish than we imagined from fairy tales. The brothers and sisters on the island he brought to this fairy tale island added a little bit of change to the island, and the feeling of creeping with his sister Wendy gave him a chance to make a choice. The special effects investment in this movie is known to be expensive, and it does give us a Neverland that fits all of our fantasies. Marshmallow clouds, a group of immature children and a lovely landscape; Captain Hook with crocodile and Panphobia, and a group of peculiar pirate minions. With happy islands it is warm spring, and evil pirates are surrounded by winter in the ocean. Compared with some multi-special effects movies whose form is greater than content, the special effects in this movie have built a rainbow bridge for us to connect with fairy tales. Peter Pan's troubles have no children and can never grow up. Suddenly, it wasn't the unhandsome uncle from the old movie that made me pay attention to the new version of "Peter Pan", nor was it Disney's funny animation of the same name, but when I passed by a newsstand one day, I saw the cover of a movie magazine. The last cute boy who was still childish - it had the words "Peter Pan" on it, and I didn't care about it, just thought, if this kid is playing Peter Pan, it is indeed appropriate. It took at least a few months from that moment of attention until I finally crammed the movie DVD into the PS2. After watching it, I am very relieved. This movie is more in line with my heart than the original fairy tale or Disney animation (ignoring the old version of the movie...). Wendy, the daughter of an ordinary staff family, met a flying boy and a little golden fairy one night, so she took her two younger brothers to neverland with them... The beginning of this story belongs to all children, and the end belongs to All adults. Some people say that the fairy tale "Peter Pan" is much heavier than "The Little Prince". If there is no last chapter, it is just an ordinary fairy tale - but I don't like that last chapter. No matter how much this chapter elevates the connotation of fairy tales, no matter how much it pricks adults who have forgotten fairy tales and makes them regretful and melancholy, I always think that the author harbors some kind of malice. This is not a story that can be sublimated in tragedy. All we see is mutual forgetfulness and separation. Wendy no longer believes that she can fly, and Peter Pan also forgets that Wendy will grow up. Wendy grew old with the adult world, and the children and grandchildren came from generation to generation, while Peter Pan stubbornly stood in the innocent, happy, heartless childhood, refused to grow up, and finally they forgot each other. This is not a kind remembrance or regret, I seem to hear the author muttering to himself in the dark - you adults who have forgotten their childhood, no longer qualified to be remembered by Peter Pan, no longer qualified to go to neverland, so I put Show you this wonderful childhood world and remind you that the door has been closed forever. Such an ending, whether it is a child who can't understand it, or an adult who can understand it, will not be happy. Therefore, the animations and movies that are really for children have toned down this part. So I finally saw this bright Peter Pan, a boy a hundred times more beautiful than the original illustrations, with shining blue eyes, tousled blonde hair, a childish and proud voice, and a good-looking self-confidence Smile - when he is depressed and miserable, the snow and ice will seal the neverland, and when he is smiling and happy, spring will cover the earth with the golden sun. Peter Pan is no longer a boy fleeing mankind, but the elf of Neverland, when he shouts "I really believe in fairies, I believe, I believe!", sleeping children and half-awake adults all over the world will follow He recited together—what kind of miracle is this? ! This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back. This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back. This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back. This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back. This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back. Such an ending, whether it is a child who can't understand it, or an adult who can understand it, will not be happy. Therefore, the animations and movies that are really for children have toned down this part. So I finally saw this bright Peter Pan, a boy a hundred times more beautiful than the original illustrations, with shining blue eyes, tousled blonde hair, a childish and proud voice, and a good-looking self-confidence Smile - when he is depressed and miserable, the snow and ice will seal the neverland, and when he is smiling and happy, spring will cover the earth with the golden sun. Peter Pan is no longer a boy fleeing mankind, but the elf of Neverland, when he shouts "I really believe in fairies, I believe, I believe!", sleeping children and half-awake adults all over the world will follow He recited together—what kind of miracle is this? ! This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back. Such an ending, whether it is a child who can't understand it, or an adult who can understand it, will not be happy. Therefore, the animations and movies that are really for children have toned down this part. So I finally saw this bright Peter Pan, a boy a hundred times more beautiful than the original illustrations, with shining blue eyes, tousled blonde hair, a childish and proud voice, and a good-looking self-confidence Smile - when he is depressed and miserable, the snow and ice will seal the neverland, and when he is smiling and happy, spring will cover the earth with the golden sun. Peter Pan is no longer a boy fleeing mankind, but the elf of Neverland, when he shouts "I really believe in fairies, I believe, I believe!", sleeping children and half-awake adults all over the world will follow He recited together—what kind of miracle is this? ! This charming little Peter Pan, perhaps the only one, fell in love with Wendy. He said he would never forget Wendy and would come back.
In fact, I never thought that I would be moved by such a child's farce. I never thought that I would be moved by such a fairy tale that would never come to my life. Maybe, those who love PETER PAN just because we are having the same dream as him; and those who don't love PETER PAN, have already had the dream of PETER PAN, and then the battle between children and pirates really becomes With a farce, a child can become absurd without growing up, and then a boy can really become a man. So when I watched this conversation emotionally, I couldn't help crying. --- you too, peter. You too, peter. ---would they send me to the school? Will they send me to school? ---yes. Yes. ---then~~~to an office? Then, find a job? ---i suppose so. I think so. ---soon i should be a man? Soon i have to be a man? ---...(nodding) ---you can't catch me and make me a man. You can't catch me and make me a man! ! ! ---peter~~~~~~PETER~~~~ ---i want always to be a boy and have fun . ! ! ! ! ---you say so.but i think it's your biggiest pretend. You can say that, but I think that's your greatest disguise. I think, putting aside the real JEREMY SUMPTER, there should be many people who will be fascinated by PETER in the film. The crooked mouth smiled and showed his uneven teeth. He liked to raise his eyebrows from time to time when speaking, and the little guy with curly hair was really cute. However, when I saw on the Internet that JEREMY SUMPTER wore a 37-way hairstyle when he grew up, and replaced the few leaves on his body with a brand name, and there were 5 big characters "Hollywood Golden Boy" next to him. , I have to sadly admit that fairy tales will eventually go away, and "PETER PAN" will eventually grow up. What makes me feel comfortable is that PETER PAN in the film did not leave NEVERLAND after all, and still stubbornly insisted on not wanting to grow up. Peter led the children on horseback, they were reckless, they framed the day into a painting. One day in the future, let me pay homage to my long-dead dream with pious admiration. Where are the fairy tales, there is one hidden under the bed when you are dreaming, and one day it will become a page in a yellowed book. Saint-Exupéry says that all grown-ups were once children, although only a few remember it. In the years when they could sleep in any position without having nightmares, the children and Peter lived without fear that the rooster of desire would crowing for reality at the top of the dream. a fairy tale. About growing up, and a child who doesn't want to grow up. Peter was a sad child, because growing up is actually a pain. So he's naive and selfish, which makes everyone who loves him sad - Wendy, Princess Tiger Lotus, the little fairy Tinkerbell who died for him, the children of Never Island, and the willingness to let him ride on the tail mermaids playing. Including me, I think I love him too, I'm sorry. But then he became tough, and he gave Wendy his only chance of escape when the black tide was rising. The gray-white moonlight enveloped him at an oblique angle, hitting the water surface and then refracting to the bottom. Peter listened to the saddest voice in the world, fearful and brave, and he said to himself: death is the greatest adventure. Still later, Peter shouted to the sky in the torrential rain. He led the children of Never Island in a united call. The camera cuts to London, where thousands of children, all children and even adults, are chanting in their waking hours and whispering in their sleep, repeating firmly and over and over again I believe in fairies. I do believe in fairies.I do.I do. The sound waves swirled, rushing into the cloudy sky. I burst into tears. It was a shock that I can't describe in words. That is magic, it is the childlike innocence that has not been worn out by the impermanence of human affairs, and it is the simple faith of children. For me, the magic in this film is no longer just the gorgeousness that takes my breath away, but the heart-wrenching persistence beneath the gorgeous exterior. Perhaps the film is a clumsy and complicated channel with the help of material means, but despite all the gorgeous appearance, what it wants to express is just a cry of scars that everyone has once owned, lost, and inadvertently recovered. The cat tirelessly chased its tail, and finally returned to the original point. This is about a walk about love and dreams. The little prince said that people always like to watch the sunset when they are very depressed. One day this lonely kid like Peter watched 43 times on his own planet. But who said that watching the sunset must hurt the spring and mourn the autumn? Why can't I do sunny days. The rosy color of the sky is being played out particularly vividly. I imagine Peter Pan, full of milk teeth, sleeping like a "big" on a rock on the Never Island, without a single dark cloud in his eyes. The sound waves swirled, bursting into the surging sky of dense clouds. I burst into tears. It was a shock that I can't describe in words. That is magic, it is the childlike innocence that has not been worn out by the impermanence of human affairs, and it is the simple faith of children. For me, the magic in this film is no longer just the gorgeousness that takes my breath away, but the heart-wrenching persistence beneath the gorgeous exterior. Perhaps the film is a clumsy and complicated channel with the help of material means, but despite all the gorgeous appearance, what it wants to express is just a cry of scars that everyone has once owned, lost, and inadvertently recovered. The cat tirelessly chased its tail, and finally returned to the original point. This is about a walk about love and dreams. The little prince said that people always like to watch the sunset when they are very depressed. One day this lonely kid like Peter watched 43 times on his own planet. But who said that watching the sunset must hurt the spring and mourn the autumn? Why can't I do sunny days. The rosy color of the sky is being played out particularly vividly. I imagine Peter Pan, full of milk teeth, sleeping like a "big" on a rock on the Never Island, without a single dark cloud in his eyes. The sound waves swirled, bursting into the surging sky of dense clouds. I burst into tears. It was a shock that I can't describe in words. That is magic, it is the childlike innocence that has not been worn out by the impermanence of human affairs, and it is the simple faith of children. For me, the magic in this film is no longer just the gorgeousness that takes my breath away, but the heart-wrenching persistence beneath the gorgeous exterior. Perhaps the film is a clumsy and complicated channel with the help of material means, but despite all the gorgeous appearance, what it wants to express is just a cry of scars that everyone has once owned, lost, and inadvertently recovered. The cat tirelessly chased its tail, and finally returned to the original point. This is about a walk about love and dreams. The little prince said that people always like to watch the sunset when they are very depressed. One day this lonely kid like Peter watched 43 times on his own planet. But who said that watching the sunset must hurt the spring and mourn the autumn? Why can't I do sunny days. The rosy color of the sky is being played out particularly vividly. I imagine Peter Pan, full of milk teeth, sleeping like a "big" on a rock on the Never Island, without a single dark cloud in his eyes.
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