After reading it, I don't think it's a happy fairy tale. It seems that I have grown up too...
When I watched it, my first reaction was that there were too many elements, but many of the plot settings showed some of the times (Indians, women...), and I didn't like the episode of Mermaid Island very much. On the other hand, I also saw some innocent and cruel, heroic and cheerful little hero Peter Pan, maybe not a comfortable partner for Xiner and Wendy. Regarding the definition of intimacy, the film does not Unambiguous but straightforward description. (Intimacy and love cannot be excluded from 'innocence', which seems to be contrary to the general understanding in China, which is very interesting...) However, maybe I should watch this beautiful and funny story with the feeling of reading a fairy tale. The sentence was actually delivered by the far-right stodgy Dad George: I feel so familiar with this ship, as if I was a child...
(The last shot is also very interesting. The left and right switching shots are of Peter Pan's magic pirate ship sailing in the clouds and Wendy, who has grown up, snuggling with her family. It's hard not to think of the relationship between the other side and this side. Be a Arrogant speculation, Peter Pan walks between the real world and the spiritual world, so why not the creator... But what the director conveyed is whether he wants to stay in the Utopia, or to sail the pirate ship between reality and nothingness , or do you think it should stay in that warm window in the end?... Anyway, the last look at each other is really the finishing touch)
Maybe the ps. three islands of ps have any meaning? let me think again…
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