"Peter Pan" (2003), Do You Believe? Quiz

Answer: Anger

As Hook was about to drop the fatal red droplet into the tulip "medicine" cup, the narrator reveals that it is a mixture of malice, jealousy, and disappointment (right from the red of his eye). The only antidote to save Tinkerbell when she drank the poison was Peter Pan's tears.

Answer: 3 p.m.

When Smee woke the Captain, he came in with his clock and told Hook that spring had arrived too early. Hook responded by crushing the clock and adding it to his collection.

Answer: "Solar eclipse!"

As the hat tumbled from the clouds and fell on top of him, the parrot gave a caw and cried, "Solar eclipse!" That hat actually saved his life, since Smee was about to shoot the parrot for waking him up.

Answer: Iron

As Wendy told the story of Captain Hook to her brothers, she mentioned the iron hook. It is revealed later that Hook actually has a collection of hooks, including a double claw that he wore later in the movie.

Answer: Jack-in-the-box

As Peter told Wendy about when he had run away, he explored the nursery looking for Tink, who was locked in the drawer where the shadow had been. He was playing with the jack-in-the-box when it popped open, causing him to draw his knife. If you looked closely, however, you'll notice that the toy inside is holding a miniature sword!

Answer: False

This one was kind of a trick question. Michael's teddy bear's head was sliced off by a pirate, but it was in the Black Castle while the children tried to open the gates and escape, not aboard the Jolly Roger!

Answer: Eagle

While the Indian medicine woman was performing a native ritual to heal the "warrior", Slightly explained to Michael and John that she was "calling upon the spirit of the eagle to heal the warrior." The warrior, of course, was actually Michael's teddy bear with his head sewn back on!

Answer: Alone

It's obvious that both Hook and Peter do have real feelings. As Wendy began telling Hook about her stories - Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty - he looked astonished. "Love stories?"
"Adventures," Wendy argued. "In which good triumphs over evil."
"They all end in a kiss..." Hook realized that Peter liked Wendy's love stories because he really could feel for her. He used this during their battle when he whispered to Peter, "You'll die alone, and unloved... just like me."

Answer: Sewing

She was supposed to be sewing, but Wendy could not stop thinking about the flying boy she had seen and began doodling instead. Her teacher caught her and sent a note home. Too bad she wasn't paying attention - her sewing would come in handy later on!

Answer: Jumped into the water

This part was pretty funny. The giant Croc stood roaring in the entrance of the cave, and Hook shouted, "Shoot it!" Instead his loyal pirates jumped into the water, and the Croc tick-tocked into the water after Hook. When they were all hiding under the rocks, thinking Hook had been eaten, Smee turned to the camera and said carelessly, "It's all a bit tragic, really, isn't it?"

Answer: False

Just before he opened the Jack-in-the-box toy, Peter told Wendy how he had run away because his parents wanted him to grow up. He said, "So I ran away to Kensington Gardens, where I met Tink"... (Wendy asked who Tink was.) Then they had flown off to Neverland, and met the children who fell out of their prams and were gone for seven days - the Lost Boys.

Answer: He played the pipes

When the two (Peter and Wendy) went to the lagoon to summon the mermaids, Peter could be seen playing his pipes before they appeared from the murky water. (He was later playing those pipes in the house underground, before Wendy and her brothers left.) The mermaids emerged and communicated by clicking their tongues.

Answer: Sun

This one was tricky, but it was the sun that was made to look alive because it had a "face" in it. If you look closely in the upper left-hand corner of the screen (the bigger the screen, the more of the face you can see) as the sun streams over the land while the children are arriving - just before Wendy says "Neverland" and they show the flowers blooming - you can definitely see the face of an old man looking down. I noticed it the first time I saw it in the theater, but it can be hard to spot if you aren't looking.

The rays are his "beard" and you can see the nose and eyes look down as it shines on the land.

Answer: "Sorry, but no."

Princess Tiger Lily is captured while, unknown to the pirates, John and Michael dangle shamelessly above in the traps. Captain Hook questions Tiger Lily about their whereabouts, and Smee says she said, "Sorry, but no." If you watch the "Special features" on the DVD, however, you find out she had said something very different!

Answer: Story

I really liked this line from the movie. Wendy is about to go off the plank when the tick-tocking of the crocodile sounds. Hook looks around, panicking, then smirks and says smugly, "The irony! It comes for Hook, and" - looking towards Wendy, - "it gets a story"! This was such a great movie, with so many more messages than you will ever find in the original, and so much symbolism! (The color pink symbolizes strength, and a thimble symbolizes a kiss. Even Mrs. Darling compares Hook and Mr. Darling at one point.) And I must say it was hilarious when Peter turned pink with stars, bolted into the sky, and Hook was dangling over the snapping crocodile! What a great movie...my very favorite!