Peter Pan 2 - Retour au Pays Imaginaire

Take the second star to the right, straight on till morning... and you arrive at the imaginary country that has already made us dream so much when Peter Pan came out on the screens in 1953. Highly anticipated, here is the new installment of the adventures of this eternal teenager, the sworn enemy of Captain Hook. A very successful sequel, to the point that the Disney Studios have honored it with the big screen, while usually the sequels have to be content with a direct video release. Here, the infamous pirate kidnaps Jane, Wendy's daughter, who has indeed grown up. Peter Pan rushes to the rescue of the little girl who does not want to believe in the imaginary world that her mother visited when she was a child. One of the great pleasures provided by this cartoon lies in the reunion with mythical characters such as Mr. Smee, the lost children and, of course, Captain Hook, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell. The adventures of this merry company are always as funny, magical and thrilling. And even if we regret the absence of the ticking crocodile, we discover with pleasure a new predator for Hook, in the form of an octopus. A real pleasure for young and old. --Marc Maesen --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.