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"Finding Neverland" , produced in 2004 by
Finding Neverland ★★★★☆ I deeply love this little boy named peter pann, and I can spy on it from my name. Come out, mee pann. So I like everything about him, even the old, ugly and poor Captain Hook, and of course Peter’s "dad", James Barrie. My admiration for him is the same as my support for Andersen. So I have expectations for this movie, since I watched the reprinted report of the investigation group in a certain issue of "Watching a Movie" in a certain month in 2003. Andersen once said very sadly and loudly: My fairy tale is not written for children. Because that is some disgust of the real world that cannot be expressed in words. Fairy tales have always been a refuge for those who suffer. I'm afraid James Barrie has to admit it too. He had hoped to use fairy tales to make Peter forget the pain of losing his father, and he also hoped to use fairy tales to improve Sylvia's illness, but in the end he had to face Sylvia's death and Peter's disapproval of him. No one is someone's fairy tale, and no one can save anyone. People who create fairy tales are perhaps most afraid of fairy tales. but why did she have to die? i don't know,boy. she went to neverland.and you can visit her any time you like.if you just go there yourself. how? by believing, peter.just beleve.
i can see her. I
chose this poster, the Japanese version. Because this is like a poster for a biographical movie, and we are not here to buy and sell love.
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