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I Wish I Had a Dad Like You (Emotional Scene) | HOOK

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To rescue his children, an adult Peter Pan must return to Neverland and battle an old enemy . . . and rediscover the child in himself.

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20 Comments

@whitefang1371 1 year ago

best sequel to peter pan we had. No matter what version of peter pan you watched it will always be the best sequel

@ijustgottahotdog 1 year ago

Since I was a kid, I have always been so sad to see Rufio valiantly die in battle, but had a brief tears of joy to see him come around and see Pan as a father figure at the time of his death.

@atlasguytinyproductions55 1 year ago (edited)

I don’t care what Steven Spielberg thinks of Hook, this was such a memorable, emotional movie.❤

@illbuyourniknak 1 year ago (edited)

0:27
You can tell by the look in his eyes, Rufio has wanted a piece of Hook for years…

@mariocaparelli4293 9 months ago

I love that switch Hook makes between his ceremonial sword, to a lighter, agile combat blade. This movie is such a gem.

@thepowernator6241 4 months ago

2:33 We all wished we had a dad like Robin Williams

@arkisenn9895 1 year ago

"Peter Pan's my dad?"

That has to be one of the biggest mindblows you could ever imagine.

@augustsonseventy42 1 year ago

“You need a mother very, very badly!”

@SVAG-x2j 1 year ago

People criticize this film, but it works well for kids. I think that's what matters, because the film wasn't made for critics. It was made for kids to watch. I was 10 when I saw it, and I liked it.

@davidcase8635 1 year ago (edited)

For those that don't know, this poor boy will play the voice of Prince Zuko in Avatar: The Last Airbender. To hear him say that as his last words, it really is more sad when you know that's Zuko talking as well, considering that his father, Fire Lord Ozai, is a tyrannical, abusive, manipulative, and genocidal monster. You know what I mean?

@LovesandCuddles 1 year ago

0:40

Smartest bad in in all of cinema history. Dude met the hero and protagonist and KNEW it was up. If more bad guys were like this in action and superhero movies...

@PeterPaulieWalnutsGualtieri 1 year ago (edited)

2:45 when Peter gave him that look you could tell Hook was absolutely shitting his pants until he realized he was finally getting what he wanted the entire movie. One last duel with Pan the man.

@johnnystudly3778 1 year ago

I remember seeing this in the movies with my mother when I was a child.

Even though I did not like the character of Rufio because of his arrogant attitude and for the way he treated Peter in this movie, I was completely shocked when Hook drove his sword through him.

Everyone knows full well that Captain Hook is a villain, but to see him kill a child like that was so incredibly heartbreaking.

Dustin Hoffman is a brilliant actor and played the hell out of this role, but it was years before my inner child could forgive him for Rufio‘s death.

I guess that’s a testament to their performances.