Finding Neverland

[virgovictoria]

Whoopeeeeeeeeeee!!!​

Johnny Depp never fails! Neither could a Newfie! I LOVED this movie!!!!​

 

[Vince]

A Michael Jackson biography?

 

[Kizzy]

A Michael Jackson biography?

I love movie reviews, but what helps, is when you've never heard of a movie title before, to give some summary as to what the movie was about.

:hint: :hint: VV

 

[virgovictoria]

Please do Forgive!!! Check it Out~~ It's Really Neat!

I love movie reviews, but what helps, is when you've never heard of a movie title before, to give some summary as to what the movie was about.

:hint: :hint: VV

Plot Summary for Finding Neverland

The movie details the experiences of "Peter Pan" author J.M. Barrie, which lead him to write the children's classic. He got to know four children who have no fathers. Drawing from his time with the kids, he writes a story about children who don't want to grow up.

Summary written by Jan Wilm

In this drama, we are told the story of how J.M. Barrie (Depp) came up with the play Peter Pan. After some failed attempts at creating a well written play, Barrie finds himself in a park playing with his dog. Several moments later he will come to meet the inspiration for his next play, four small boys and a widowed mother, who seems to be growing weaker by the day. Soon, the whole town is talking about Barrie and the Davies family, which causes some rough waters in his marriage. But what comes from his experiences is the play that comes to be known as Peter Pan.

 

[Kizzy]

You are so good to us "too lazy to look it" up people like me.

 

[paxetonic]

Michael's play...

Whoopeeeeeeeeeee!!!​

Johnny Depp never fails! Neither could a Newfie! I LOVED this movie!!!!​

Depp is good at playing characters that are outside the mainstream. It would have been nice to learn more of Michael's play. The character obviously had a huge impact on Depp's. It would have been nice to see more definitively how Depp's character impacted Michael. I suppose it would have taken away from the emotional climax at the end of the movie. Perhaps, they could've provided just a glimpse of the boy's attempt at playwrighting. I know the implication in the movie is that he laid the ground work for "Peter Pan", Barrie's own play.

Thoughts? I don't have a penny for 'em , but it would be good conversation.