Joe Wright to the popular story of J.M. Barrie is more absurd anymore. But reality is a relative matter in 'Pan'.

How did Peter Pan fly? If familiar with the story, maybe your argument is Pixie Dust. But there is a slightly absurd answer here. Joe Wright's new approach to the popular story of J.M. Barrie is more absurd anymore. But reality is a relative thing in Pan. Fairy is real, the ship can float in the air, let alone humans.

There are already many film versions that adapt the story of Peter Pan. Well, this version is a prequel. We watched Peter Pan as a human being and how he made friends with the embryo of his arch-enemy Captain Hook.

The film opens with a scene when the mother leaves Peter in front of an orphanage. Ten years later, Peter (Levi Miller) and his friend realized the strangeness of the orphanage. Apparently, the orphanage guard (Kathy Burke) sold the residents to the pirates and that night, the pirates bungee-jumped kidnapping children, including Peter. By avoiding police gunfire and audience shock, the ship flew to Neverland.