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Saw Pan today. I was expecting it to be more like the book, so it was a bit too sentimental and sappy for a story that I remember as dark and disturbing. Peter IS an egotistical, selfish, manipulative little boy. He forgets or ignores anything that isn't important to him - and this came through in the beginning of the film, but slowly lessened as the messages about love and feelings came through. Bloody Wendy. But the actress did a good job, for a part whose only requirement is to be an innocent little girl and a flirt at the same time. Job desc: flutter eyelashes. Sidelong looks.
Yes, the boy who played Pan is damn hot for a 14-year-old and is going to have legions of pre-pubescent fangirls across the globe. Jason Isaacs made a very good and surprisingly attractive Hook. Now if only there was some medium between the two...

I gave in today, and let Kamui blabber for 691 words. Maybe he'll leave me alone for a while now.

>.< Man, I really want to rewatch Prince of Egypt. And Road To El Dorado. I'm having animated movie cravings here.

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ohhhhh, their not just pre-pubescent fangirls, half the time their fully mature fangirls SOME MOST LIKELY WELL INTO THEIR TWENTIES.

i pity that boy.

actually, i don't. what male teenage doesn't want legions of older women lusting after him?

i am debating whether or not to see that scantily clad Mr Pan currently. i guess it will depend on whether i can live through watching wendy for over an hour, or whether i will give in to the temptation of Colin Farrell's eyebrows of justice, which appear very determined to rid the world of crime.

Mmm. Difficult choice. But being the youngest of your siblings, you should probably watch the Pan so that you can radiate smugness that you are the closest in age to him and thus the less pedophilic.