Return to Neverland My little one absolutely loves the original Disney animated Peter Pan, so it seemed fitting to purchase the sequel to the much loved classic; Peter Pan in Return to Neverland. Return to Neverland came out on DVD in 2007, though originally came out a few years beforehand. Unlike other Disney sequels, Return to Neverland even debuted in cinemas. In the sequel, we are transported back to London in the original home of Wendy, who is now married and has two children. Whilst her little brother loves hearing the tales of Neverland from his mother, Jane (Wendy's sceptical daughter) feels that she has outgrown the stories of ...  Read the complete review

The magical world of Disney can pretty much do what it wants, I suppose, and get away with it. They have a plethora of classic animated feature films, and Peter Pan is one of the more timeless and magical of them all. Many of these sorts of films have had the sequel treatment, no doubt making enough money to at the very least cover the costs, as well as making sure that there is enough to keep its longevity once it goes onto TV. This is, in part, where the Disney channels come into it. Peter Pan's sequel treatment, Return To Neverland, released in 2002, is somewhat reminiscent of the 90s film Hook, the real life film starring Robin Williams as Peter Pan who ...  Read the complete review

'Return to Neverland' is Disney's sequel to 'Peter Pan'. Being the massive Disney fan I am, I don't usually say a word against any of the films that they produce...BUT...recently, Disney have been releasing lots of sequels to their real classics. For example, 'Lady and the Tramp 2', 'The Little Mermaid 2' and 'Cinderella 2', all of which have gone straight to video. The sequels are, I hate to say it, pretty bad. The animation isn't as slick, the characters aren't as exciting, new and magical and the stories are no where near as good as the originals. 'Return to Neverland' made it to the cinema, ...  Read the complete review