Neverland Page #15

Synopsis: Raised on the streets of turn-of-the century London, orphaned Peter and his pals survive by their fearless wits as cunning young pickpockets. Now, they've been rounded up by their mentor Jimmy Hook to snatch a priceless, some believe, magical treasure which transports them to another world. Neverland is a realm of white jungles and legendary mysteries of eternal youth, where unknown friends and enemies snatched from time welcome the new travelers with both excitement and trepidation. These groups include a band of 18th century pirates led by the power-mad Elizabeth Bonny, and the Native American Kaw tribe led by a Holy Man, which has protected the secret of the tree spirits from Bonny and her gang for ages, and that has meant war. But as the fight to save this strange and beautiful world becomes vital, Hook, Peter, and the ragamuffin lost boys consider that growing old somewhere in time could be less important than growing up, right here in their new home called Neverland.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Year:
2011
180 min
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allowed his greed and ambition

to corrupt your innocent heart.

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- T made a mistake.

- A mistake which has cost us dear.

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For that, you must pay.

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You shall walk for the rest

of eternity without any memory

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of who you are, where you came from,

or those you loved.

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Your innocence, the innocence

we recognized and trusted,

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will be your only guide,

raw and heartless.

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Listen carefully.

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You will feel great loss,

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grief, torture, distress,

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heartache, suffering...

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Stop!

He can still help us!

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This won't accomplish anything!

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Let him be!

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Peter.

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Peter, are you all right?

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The alchemist

has given you a great power,

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and you use it on your own kind.

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I'm sorry.

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When I get angry,

I can't control it.

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You have broken a sacred covenant,

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and are no longer welcome

amongst us.

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Peter. Was I too late?

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Peter!

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Tinker Bell.

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Oh...

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Ha ha ha! Gibberish,

gibberish, gibberish!

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I can speak gibberish too,

you know?

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- Peter, are you all right?

- Never better.

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Who are your friends?

Why are you in fancy dress?

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Is there a party?

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-

- Hey!

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Let go of me!

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How many?

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Another two dead

and three wounded.

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This is your doing, Hook.

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We have been on a slippery slope

ever since you have appeared.

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And I have watched you

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while you have dragged us

in every direction...

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except the right one.

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Sent some of our best men

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to their deaths.

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What is that thing you say?

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"Smaller is sometimes

smarter," yes?

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T think it's time

we tested this theory.

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You see, without you,

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we are a smaller group.

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But much, much smarter.

1600

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I have two shots...

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and there are five of you.

Who will it be?

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How about you, Starkey?

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You could take me...

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if you had the guts.

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Just because it didn't

turn out how we wanted

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doesn't mean we have to give up.

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I could get more men here in days,

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heavily armed with Gatling guns

and grenades

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and fire in their hearts!

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Fifty, a hundred,

perhaps a thousand!

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We can overrun the Indians

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and force the tree spirits

to give up the secret of the mineral dust.

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And where will you get

these men from?

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I'll go back to London.

Recruit them from the streets.

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Believe me, there are many

who would give their right arm

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to be shot of

the London gutter forever.

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No, no, no, no, you're not

listening to this, are you, men?

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You don't fall for this again?

This is just more of his...ehh...lies!

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Tf we let him out of our sight,

you will never see him again.

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So come with me.

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Eh?

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He's the only one who knows

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where the alchemist's orb is.

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And how to get us back from London.

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Join me, Starkey.

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Come see what pleasures

the modern world has to offer.

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Believe me, you won't

be disappointed.

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We can't just leave him down there.

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Say we do get him out.

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What then?

Run for the hills?

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Live in the wild?

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- We'd starve.

- Peter wouldn't let that happen.

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Peter's ga-ga. He-He lost his marbles

so they threw him in the pit.

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And he's a traitor.

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He led the pirates

through the mountain passage.

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The Indians know

what they're doing, Toots.

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Three months back,

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Tom McKenna and his gang had me

trapped down a blind alley.

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There was four of them

and only one of me.

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And they had knives.

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"Let's make him suffer,"

said Tom.

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I knew I was dead.

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I started whistling

our S.O.S. song.

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You know, the Marseillaise.

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I didn't think any of you

would hear me, but...then...

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out of nowhere,

Peter appeared.

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"We're in luck, lads," says Tom.

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