#Hook happy thoughts movie

Law plays the character as more of a neurotic comic figure with Personal Issues than a frightening villain (although wee viewers will still want to hide behind furniture when he orders the Darling children put to death).

#Hook happy thoughts movie

Jude Law, who is settling into his 'I'm just here to have a good time!' character-acting phase, anchors the movie as Pan's nemesis Captain Hook. On the other side, they meet and befriend the Lost Boys (seemingly modeled on the Benneton catalog urchins in 'Hook') as well as the Native American princess Tiger Lily (Alyssa Wapanatahk, a member of the Bigstone Cree Nation), who was a pawn-prize-stereotype in the Disney cartoon but gets an action-heroine makeover here, literally riding to the rescue on more than one occasion. They're whisked off to Neverland through a wormhole near the fabled Second Star on the Right. Soon enough, Peter Pan ( Alexander Molony) makes his entrance from another realm, along with the pint-sized fairy Tinkerbell ( Yara Shahidi, of 'Black-ish' and 'Grown-ish'). The story begins with Wendy Darling ( Ever Anderson) leading her younger brother John (Joshua Pickering) and kid brother Michael (Jacobi June) in a play session that includes swashbuckling sword fights, followed by a couple of nice moments between the children and their parents ( Molly Parker and Alan Tudyk).