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Keep at it, you're going to do it!!!

I’m here from Jared64. I’m always happy to support indie animation.

dawg the animation is great

Peter Pan 2003, one of my favourite childhood films

I saw the video it is so good 😮

This is absolutely NUTS! This needs more views!

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This was hilarious ❤😂

Love it so much 🥰

Banger show guys!!

Bellísima propuesta, muy fino todo eh 🎬

Amazing!

Sharin' this! I really hope to see more~

wow!

Lots of fun! It's great to finally see the release. Huge honor to have been part of the project.

this is so well done!! where is the attention for this?!

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🔥late Christmas gift I guess

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that is traditional animation??

Is the transgendered casting of Peter off-limits? Nobody talks about it. But especially in historical context, wtf? Casting a woman as a male, what was that about? A desexualized Peter Pan doesn't answer the bell, so 2003 wins by default. Two things about Jerry Sumpter's Peter. I read a comment that described Jeremy Sumpter's Peter as a 'child god.' So yes! Sumpter doesn't play Peter as just a boy who can fly, he plays him as a boy god. 2003's romance between Peter and Wendy invites comparisons to Christopher Reeve and Margot Kidder in 'Superman', and to Greek myths. Secondly, Sumpter's boy god doesn't act like any boy or overgrown manchild I ever knew. Heroically, he won't take advantage of Wendy for a fling because he can't commit to becoming her husband. The clapping scene in 2003 is fantastic. But the clapping scene in 'Finding Neverland' takes that crown.

ima need to check this out once its out

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Girl you need to CHILL OUT. You have like 1k subs and your videos average like 200 views if I’m being generous.

I love it

the floating!

Wow, this looks really cool. I'd love to see a full-length movie.

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YOU'RE ANIMATING LIKE STUDIO GHIBLI?!!?! Take my money, lmao 🤣

I love nausicaa... she has to be the strongest female role model I have besides princess Diana herself. Your show seems promising!

Ooh interesting :D

lol true 😂

damn that looks fire keep it up

I love your films, keep going, good job bro 👍

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That’s amazing! Good job! I bet your mom is proud as well:))

11:45 Just thought I should point this out. In "Hook" they do have the clap your hands moment. When Peter meets Tink when he's an adult. After shouting that he doesn't believe in fairies, she falls down and says that he must clap his hands in order to save her. Which he does so and succeeds in reviving her.

2003, no debate

Amazing! love seeing the behind the scenes pre and post production process from the directors point of view. Also shouting out everyone in the production adds a level of appreciation that is so important. Keep creating Aurum team!

Peter Pan 2003 is one of my favorite films of all time!!!! It has so much heart and captures so much whimsy! Peter's line "to live would be an awfully big adventure" breaks me, along with his and Wendy's goodbye 🥺❤ It's so beautiful!

Hook all the way

I strongly disagree that "perfect" adaptations should have a balance between staying true to the original and doing their own things. Adaptions should only stay true to the original, like the Disney films of Alice in Wonderland or Winnie Pooh. People who aren't respecting the orginal 100% might want to make their "own thing" by inventing a original story. The disrespect for orginial stories resulted in a ton of ridiculously bad, evil movies like the latest Snow White adaption with Rachel Zegler, if you remember. The yapping about "outdated stereotypes" is also the worst argument ever against the 50's Peter Pan movie (that is obviousely the best adaption for people who aren't triggered by profession). Pretty sure no native american or who ever is supposed to feel triggered by the 50's movie has a problem with it. With all due respect but maybe you guys can try to be less of the cliche humorless progressive SJW's and put at least some effort into understanding tradtional/older work without dismissing it as outdated.

Peter Pan 2003 and Hook are the only films that can make me cry just by hearing their music...

I love Hook that's my personal favorite.

My review is ranked by emotional reaction😂 1953's adaptation made me tear up when the father recognizes the ship from his childhood at the end.❤ 2003's adaptation made me mumble 'I do believe in fairies' as a teen, as an adult and now it does as a mother.❤❤ Hook makes me cry just talking about it❤❤❤ Finding Neverland is an honorable mention, imo❤❤❤❤ Makes me wish it was factual and non fictional. I didn't enjoy 'Peter Pan and Wendy' neither 'Pan' where Hugh Jackman is a pirate.

Great work seriously, keep up the creativity. Im digging what Im seeing so far, done very well. Hope to see more soon (: