Neverland Page #8

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
280 Views


794

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02:48,389 -- 01:02:50,807

Right, then. Let's go.

795

01:
03:00,735 -- 01:03:03,695

Aaya) Your family back home

must be very worried about you.

796

01:
03:03,821 -- 01:03:05,238

I don't have a family.

797

01:
03:05,364 -- 01:03:08,867

My mother died when I was three

and T never knew my father.

798

01:
03:08,993 -- 01:03:10,869

So I was brought up in a workhouse.

799

01:
03:10,995 -- 01:03:13,622

Is that where you met your friends?

800

01:
03:13,748 -- 01:03:15,332

Nah.

801

01:
03:15,458 -- 01:03:17,209

No, I was the only kid there.

802

01:
03:17,335 -- 01:03:18,919

"Punchbag", they called me.

803

01:
03:19,045 -- 01:03:20,712

Jimmy fished me out.

He was visiting one day

804

01:
03:20,838 -- 01:03:23,256

and saw me getting a kicking.

805

01:
03:23,382 -- 01:03:25,550

He was a good man once.

806

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03:25,676 -- 01:03:27,928

The best.

807

01:
03:28,054 -- 01:03:29,846

He saved my life, but...

808

01:
03:31,224 -- 01:03:33,350

that pirate turned his head.

809

01:
03:40,525 -- 01:03:42,818

Recognize anything?

810

01:
03:42,944 -- 01:03:45,695

It wasn't as overgrown

in my dream.

811

01:
03:46,697 -- 01:03:48,615

Let's find a place to rest.

812

01:
03:48,741 -- 01:03:50,367

It'll be dark soon.

813

01:
04:17,395 -- 01:04:19,563

814

01:
04:31,200 -- 01:04:33,201

815

01:
04:39,876 -- 01:04:42,586

816

01:
04:48,426 -- 01:04:50,969

817

01:
04:56,893 -- 01:04:59,227

818

01:
05:08,529 -- 01:05:10,530

819

01:
05:14,785 -- 01:05:16,953

820

01:
05:27,381 -- 01:05:28,673

Wait!

821

01:
05:30,760 -- 01:05:32,469

It's the tree spirit from my dream!

822

01:
05:38,809 -- 01:05:41,144

Come on! She might lead us

to the hooded man!

823

01:
05:49,654 -- 01:05:50,695

See her?

824

01:
05:51,989 -- 01:05:55,033

- No.

- She's too fast.

825

01:
05:56,827 -- 01:06:00,330

T've never seen

a tree spirit glow like that.

826

01:
06:01,499 -- 01:06:02,999

She's really beautiful.

827

01:
06:06,170 -- 01:06:07,337

Oh, no.

828

01:
06:07,463 -- 01:06:09,172

What?

829

01:
06:09,298 -- 01:06:11,466

The sun's coming up.

830

01:
06:11,592 -- 01:06:13,635

Now we're never gonna find her.

831

01:
06:22,687 -- 01:06:24,688

832

01:
06:34,365 -- 01:06:37,617

I've never seen anything like this.

833

01:
06:42,707 -- 01:06:46,418

We've got to find a way in.

He must be in there.

834

01:
06:52,550 -- 01:06:54,759

How are you at climbing?

835

01:
06:54,885 -- 01:06:56,970

It's a mile high.

836

01:
06:58,097 -- 01:06:59,889

Then we better get started.

837

01:
07:21,495 -- 01:07:22,871

It's incredible.

838

01:
07:22,997 -- 01:07:25,123

Do you see anyone

down there?

839

01:
07:25,249 -- 01:07:26,624

No.

840

01:
07:26,751 -- 01:07:30,211

Come on. Down is sometimes

harder than up.

841

01:
08:04,622 -- 01:08:06,247

Where is everyone?

842

01:
08:07,374 -- 01:08:09,709

They'll come to us.

843

01:
08:09,835 -- 01:08:11,878

How do you know?

844

01:
08:12,004 -- 01:08:15,840

Anyone clever enough

to make all this

845

01:
08:15,966 -- 01:08:18,551

already knows we're here.

846

01:
08:18,677 -- 01:08:20,887

That's right.

847

01:
08:26,602 -- 01:08:29,354

You. You're the hooded man!

848

01:
08:29,480 -- 01:08:31,898

Hello, Peter.

849

01:
08:32,024 -- 01:08:33,191

Can you get us home?

850

01:
08:33,317 -- 01:08:35,401

Of course.

Now that I'm here,

851

01:
08:35,528 -- 01:08:37,862

everything shall find its proper place.

852

01:
08:37,988 -- 01:08:40,115

You have the orb?

853

01:
08:40,241 -- 01:08:42,200

In a manner of speaking.

854

01:
08:43,536 -- 01:08:45,203

Hmm?

855

01:
08:51,168 -- 01:08:54,212

Finally, after almost 350 years,

856

01:
08:54,338 -- 01:08:56,589

it's back where it belongs.

857

01:
08:56,715 -- 01:09:01,261

Now we can start to bring

the elite of our world here to my utopia.

858

01:
09:01,387 -- 01:09:03,096

So how will you get us back?

859

01:
09:03,222 -- 01:09:04,931

Patience, young friend.

860

01:
09:05,057 -- 01:09:08,059

- You made all this?

- Mm-hm.

861

01:
09:08,185 -- 01:09:10,353

It's easier than it looks.

862

01:
09:10,479 -- 01:09:14,691

A simple growth solution

which compels the forest to grow...

863

01:
09:16,360 -- 01:09:19,028

in the way that I want it to grow.

864

01:
09:20,406 -- 01:09:22,991

- Who are you?

- My apologies.

865

01:
09:23,117 -- 01:09:25,160

My name is Dr. Richard Fludd.

866

01:
09:25,286 -- 01:09:28,913

Alchemist to Her Majesty

Queen Elizabeth the First.

867

01:
09:30,166 -- 01:09:31,499

What?

868

01:
09:32,459 -- 01:09:34,002

Hard to believe, I know,

869

01:
09:34,128 -- 01:09:37,463

but I am almost 400 years old.

870

01:
09:37,590 -- 01:09:39,340

871

01:
09:39,466 -- 01:09:42,093

Come, I'll show you my life's work.

872

01:
09:42,219 -- 01:09:43,469

873

01:
09:52,188 -- 01:09:53,938

874

01:
09:54,064 -- 01:09:56,649

It's only a few hours old.

875

01:
10:11,665 -- 01:10:16,628

I was engaged in the search

for the philosopher's stone,

876

01:
10:16,754 -- 01:10:21,674

the elixir believed to grant

everlasting life.

877

01:
10:21,800 -- 01:10:23,218

878

01:
10:24,720 -- 01:10:26,763

There were others like me,

of course,

879

01:
10:26,889 -- 01:10:29,224

but they were all trying

to make a tangible substance

880

01:
10:29,350 -- 01:10:33,353

which could be

consumed in some way.

881

01:
10:33,479 -- 01:10:35,480

What I discovered was that

882

01:
10:35,606 -- 01:10:38,858

the philosopher's stone

cannot be made--

883

01:
10:38,984 -- 01:10:40,985

it has to be trapped.

884

01:
10:48,118 -- 01:10:49,994

You see, it's a form of cosmic energy

885

01:
10:50,120 -- 01:10:53,456

which lives at the very

center of the universe...

886

01:
10:55,459 -- 01:10:57,710

where its four corners meet.

887

01:
10:59,630 -- 01:11:01,839

This is the shape

888

01:
11:01,966 -- 01:11:03,967

of the universe.

889

01:
11:05,636 -- 01:11:07,136

890

01:
11:09,807 -- 01:11:11,683

And here...

891

01:
11:11,809 -- 01:11:13,810

at its center...

892

01:
11:15,396 -- 01:11:17,272

is this tiny planet.

893

01:
11:20,234 -- 01:11:23,152

- Neverland.

- Mmm.

894

01:
11:24,154 -- 01:11:25,947

And because it lives at the farthest

895

01:
11:26,073 -- 01:11:29,534

reaches of the universe,

as well as at its center,

896

01:
11:29,660 -- 01:11:33,746

time stands still

for all those who come here.

897

01:
11:38,460 -- 01:11:40,169

So how do we get back?

898

01:
11:41,005 -- 01:11:42,505

Ah.

899

01:
11:48,679 -- 01:11:51,764

When I first arrived on this planet,

T was stuck here,

900

01:
11:51,890 -- 01:11:55,893

because, of course, the orb

that I'd made in London remained there.

901

01:
11:56,020 -- 01:11:59,647

But as you know,

the harder you strike the orb,

902

01:
11:59,773 -- 01:12:01,607

the more it...

903

01:
12:01,734 -- 01:12:04,569

So thankfully, most of

the contents of my laboratory

904

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12:04,695 -- 01:12:07,196

traveled with me, and in time,

905

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12:07,323 -- 01:12:10,033

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