Peter pan

Binarism, a word which here means has to be a man or woman. For Peter Pan, this means The coloring looks like a Barbie doll & the sando is WAY too low cut, the V emphasizes Alison Willams' breasts, particularly when she's in motion, the isda netting gives it a hint of sexuality. For Tiger Lily, it's even worse! I'm nonbinary, and I don't dress in party streamers, or like a stripper! Being that Alanna Saunders is Cherokee, this is intersectional racism, or racism and sexism combined! The choreography for "True Blood Brothers" emphasizes the cut in the stripper outfit that goes up to her...

NOTE: This is entirely opinionated.

1: The Disney Version (1953)

I enjoyed the unique portrayal of Peter's appearance. I pag-ibig the elfish look that they gave him, and I feel as though Bobby Driscoll's wonderful voice was PERFECT for the role. I also enjoyed the lack of romance.

2. The 2003 Version

I enjoyed the realistic effects and the very subtle changes from the book, although most of it followed along (which I thought was alright. I like a little creative twists and turns, but I still found the movie very enjoyable). I also enjoyed how realistic Neverland was and how closely it resembles.

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