Honest Trailers Commentary - Hook
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- The writers of Honest Trailers talk about the movie Hook before showing deleted jokes and behind the scenes moments from their latest trailer!
It's Honest Trailers Commentary for Hook!
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• Honest Trailers - Hook
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found this on the wiki:
In 2018, Spielberg told Empire Magazine, "I felt like a fish out of water making Hook ... I didn’t have confidence in the script. I had confidence in the first act and I had confidence in the epilogue. I didn’t have confidence in the body of it." He added "I didn’t quite know what I was doing and I tried to paint over my insecurity with production value," admitting “the more insecure I felt about it, the bigger and more colorful the sets became."
No wonder Rufio had a triple mohawk. Spielberg wasn't sure about him
Thanks. These are the kinds of comments, I always hope to find.
"You've seen Pan?!"
*simultaneously "PAUSE!"*
Such a shame that Joe Starr's hair didn't cosplay as Rufio on this episode.
PeJota615 oh, that would have been awesome.
When you guys split screen, I’d rather see your reactions bigger than the trailer I’ve already seen. I love this nonsense by the way. Thanks for distracting me and making me giggle every week.
"THIS Peter Pan F*CKS." -Steven Spielberg, 1991 (Joe Starr, 2018)
This is one of the movies I saw early in my childhood that taught me how to Feel. For everyone. I actually could understand the grown-ups even with my 5 yrs old brain, and showed me that growing up is okay because your inner child still stay apart of you.
JamCal-X That’s the point they are making. As children this movie seemed damn near perfect, and taught simple, but valuable, lessons.
It’s not until watching it as an adult, do you see the weirdness, and the layers of what the scenes are implying.
I still love the movie, and it gave me good memories as a kid. It’s just now, and I can see those flaws, but still appreciate how good it was overall.
NorthernLight 👍😊
I 100% refute the notion that this is a “bad” movie. First off, I’ll take Spielberg’s “worst” over most directors’ best any day. Second, though it is a flawed film, it’s still easily one of the best kids movies ever made. It’s so full of magic and excitement, the spectacle of it all is so unforgettable. And I love that Spielberg wasn’t afraid to make it as sad, scary, or unsettling as it needed to be at moments. Movies that put you through multiple emotions are the ones you remember and make for a life changing cinematic experience, especially to child. Even if this movie isn’t as effective with adults (though I believe it is) it’s still more magical and memorable than most kids movies that have been made since and it’ll always hold a special place in my heart, thank you Steven!!
Couple points... Kevin Kline was originally cast as Peter in this film but had to drop out so Robin replaced him. And Wendy never adopted Peter as her grandson, he says in the film she arranged for the adoption of him by his American parents. He then married her granddaughter later.
Smee could be a nod to the play tradition where the actor who played the father also played Hook
mikewillis33 I think you're on to something there.
Maybe, or they were hinting he discovered the ability to go back and forth on demand. Like the kids used to do.
That was always my thoughts on it, glad I checked before double posting
that was because in the original written book hook is described as a dead ringer for the father.
So like Jumanji
Kevin Kline could have played adult Peter Pan. He's good as a jerk and a goofy guy
Kline would have done a good job.
"Alan" confirmed! But a mere shadow of its former self.... More Alan! 😉
Matthew Pool Where was it? Watched it a couple of times and couldn't find it :)
Joe O'Keeffe read deeper into my initial comment. 😉
wow hard to find!!
I never would have found it without that clue. Thanks Matthew!
Ah very good, cheers for the assist ;) Took my brain too long to see it :)
*clears throat*
ALAN!
I've meticulously gone through that trailer three times already and I don't see or hear Alan anywhere. I think they might be mistaken. I would be happy to be proven wrong.
Listen at the 1:43 mark
ruclips.net/video/1aVz529yml4/видео.html
check my comment on the trailer vid, I found it on second pass
unfallen_bulbitian where is it
shadow in the tent
When you guys do Infinity War, you should call it Thanos: Hands of Fate
The Glove of Fate.
This
Best
MST3K
Evaaar!
I 37th this!
OpThomasPrime definitely
That Glenn Close scene haunted me for months when I was a kid
KnowYourHistory the boo box is messed up.
pittland44 my wife hates the boo box scene. She says it will give the kids nightmares.(in reality I think it gives her nightmares)
Keep on pounding the desk, Dan! I love when someone gets really passionate about something.
Another great job. I actually loved Hook and still enjoy watching it. The scene with the kid saying "There you are Peter" while squeezing Peter's face still gets me every time. The musical score is amazing!
I love Hook. And Hook is a terrible movie. I am okay with this paradox.
I love Hook as well and am more than fine with it not being a good movie
I wouldn't say that it's a bad movie, it's a movie where individual pieces are better than the larger whole. The scene where he's yelling at his kids, the abduction scene, pirate town, his first encounter with the Lost Boys, the food fight, when he remembers who he is and flies and the war and final duel are all great, but the larger whole of the movie isn't good.
Same. I’m also fine with liking a movie, it not being perfect, and in some places actually bad.
To be clear Hook is horrible and Honest Trailers is awesome
The movie has its issues, but I have kids, and watching it with them helps me forget its weaknesses and I resonate with scenes I didn’t before I was a father. Like the mother reuniting scene at the end. Or Peter throwing his hat and pirate costume on the ground: I used to resonate with Thudd being disappointed in Peter, today I resonate with Peter struggling with his realizing how absentee dad he’s been.
Thank you so much for the avatar reference 😂 long Live Zuko!
I think it still holds up 😞
Rhys Hinsley me too friend.
Love you guys. Keep it up. These are so fun to watch after the honest trailer. Honestly my favorite half of honest trailers Tuesday’s. Keep it uuuuuuuupppp :)
Bang that desk, Dan. Love the genuine passion.
I watched Hook a few months ago for nostalgia sake and I found myself deeply disturbed by the tinker bell confessing her love for peter and grow big scene... I can’t agree more with these guys that this movie is interpreted very different as an adult as it did when I was a kid.
I’m 30 and this is one of my all time favorites. I will always love it. For me it holds up.
Nevertheless I still have a very soft spot for "Hook", it's a movie of my childhood which I love, as well as the score, the acting, the production design...
I really liked the Peter Pan where Jason Isaacs plays Captain Hook.
I love these after-the-Trailer shows. Hearing the process and deleted jokes is great.
I could see the early 90's Steve Martin pull it off. Or maybe Martin Short...
Leonardo Cucchiara Martin Short would have been great. Or, maybe be even Scrooge-era. Bill Murray.
A modern day remake with Steve Carell and Daniel Day-Lewis as Hook could work. But, you need Spielberg to direct again, get out the story he wants, and keep it 90% practical effects again.
Steve Martin Short
I think this is one of your best Honest Trailers. Keep up the good work
I heard that in early 90’s that they have considered Kevin Kine as Peter Pan.
He would have been a good fit
Scrooge-era Bill Murray or Martin Short would have been good too.
Doctor Cthulhu nope, just nope. Murray wouldn’t have suited the action, and Short would not suit that character at all.
Kevin Kline could definitely have worked!
RUFIO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ooooooooh
“What about Smee?” Is my favourite quote.
Doctor Cthulhu “Smee? Smee is me!”
@@cjwrench07 Time for...Smee! I love that bit. He's looting Hooks treasure while everyone else is fighting to the death.
Oh and Hoffman does the voice of the pilot as its a long standing tradition in Peter pan productions that the actor playing Hook also plays Wendy's father... as Isaac's does in the 2003 version. But since that role is not in this film he was given the pilot role as a nod to Hook actor playing a second role.
I love the 2003 Peter Pan 😂
I have not seen it since the theater. Thanks for the heads up. Gonna enjoy the memories instead of re watch.
Just found "ALAN!" at 11:38. These are great, please keep up the awesome work.
Plz do deep blue sea and Jaws 2 double features shark week trailer
Pretty sure Deep Blue Sea is next week's, what with the "deeper" comment and the Meg coming out...
Axterix13 yeah I know deep blue sea just to make sure if there is a double features trailer just like the once before
Mission impossible: Find ALLEN
I was born the year Hook came out. I have always been a little embarrassed that it has remained one of my favorite films of all time until I saw this! You guys hit the nail on the head with this one! The dark and twisted plot in addition to the Dustin Hoffman performance and the stunning production design have made this such a weird mess of craziness that I still love and my kids love too! I totally agree that I have no idea how I had that much patience, but they have watched it twice this weekend alone! There is something special about this movie that goes beyond the sum of it's bizzare moving parts!! In my opinion this is ya'lls best honest trailer to date and that comes from a die hard fan of this film, Kuddos!!!
the Boo Box pirate is definitely memorable in this movie. I'm guessing because the screaming really has crying underneath it to make it more intense. Does that seem right, or how else would you describe it?
Robin Williams isn’t a cartoon character. I mean, he is literally Genie. But disregarding that, he’s a Julliard trained actor. He didn’t fit in a box. He could do drama, comedy, thriller, etc. He could do that all and bring authenticity to whatever role he was playing. No one else could have played Peter in Hook. It wouldn’t have worked and we wouldn’t still be talking about it if Robin wasn’t Peter.
Also, Robin Williams would bike like an insane amount of miles when he lived in San Francisco so that could explain the ab
Mary Zimmermann Scrooged-era Bill Murray could have pulled it off, and pulled off a masterful performance.
While Williams had tremendous range as an actor. It is indisputable that he was his best in over-the-top / body humour comedies. There is nothing wrong with that. Comedy is an amazing genre, and he used to perfectly to bring joy to millions of people.
Doctor Cthulhu I don’t think that’s indisputable. Two of my favorite films/performances of his are Dead Poets Society and What Dreams May Come.
I’m not discounting his comedy. His comedy has made me laugh till I had tears in my eyes. But as an actor he wasn’t just his comedy.
He was often at his best when he was able to blend comedy and emotion. Which he did better and more authentically than anybody imo. His performances were consistently more vulnerable and accessible than I remember any of the other actors listed ever being.
Mary Zimmermann for sure his comedy had emotion, but the main theme was always the comedy part. His two major ones I think about most Mrs.Doubtfire and Jumanji, both had emotional moments for sure. But it was the comedic performances that made the movies.
They were also the movies that did near the best at box office. Deadpool Poets and What Dreams are great movies, but they aren’t his iconic roles. I would guess those two aren’t the first ones, or even fourth movie, *most*, people remember about him.
It was his comedic chops that really put him on the map, and which gave him the star power to do the more dramatic roles later on. Like we get none of Dead poets or What dreams, unless he makes his mark in. Mork&Mindy, Doubtfire, and Jumanji style roles.
Doctor Cthulhu ummmmmmm Dead Poets Society is one of Robins most well known roles of all time, as is his role in Good Will Hunting. Neither of which were comedic roles. Sure to the masses who don’t like to think so much, His comedic talent would stand out more, but without his depth, Robins work would never have been been as impactful as it was.
Personally, other than Mrs. Doubtfire (which was also quite dramatic btw) and Aladdin, it was always Robins deeper roles that stood out.
I was born in 93 and I loved it as a kid and still love it. I know its not perfect but it's still a fun movie.
2:50 I always thought the obviousness of the soundstage was an homage to the original Peter Pan stage play
How in the world can you guys not still enjoy this one? Not one of you? I still love this film. So fun and heartfelt.
Disappointed that there is no point out to Carrie Fisher and George Lucas' cameo. Just kidding. Maybe.
I have to say, the single best Honest trailer you guys ever made was for the 1953 Peter Pan. That was unbelievable.
I don't get many occasions to say that.
17:01 I would also add the film's score to that list. I still hold that "Hook" is one of the best scores John Williams has done during the second act of his career.
You don't have to pay royalties - Except in the UK where Peter Pan where Great Ormond Street Hospital were gifted the rights, and an exception in law was made. They hold the rights in perpetuity, and all royalties go to the hospital for the benefit of children :)
its the great Deep Blue Sea next week for my friend Roth
I legitimately look forward to the commentaries more than the Trailers! Another great one👍
Found the Alan. 1:44 in the honest trailer. I love the hidden references. Keep them coming please.
I'm usually on the same page with you guys but not this time. I'm 33 years old and this is still one of my favorite films. I watch it every couple years and still love it every time.
Thank goodness. I thought I was the only person who didn’t really like this movie. I thought it was watchable enough when I was a kid-probably a 5 out of 10-and as I got older that number got lower. I know so many people who absolutely love it.
Hahahahaha "Don't lean on your Grandma".
*in
Robin Williams has lots of Serious rolls under his belt too. Awakenings, What Dreams May Come, the Fisher Kin, Dead Poets Society, etc
the very end toodles bit killed me
Thanks for doing Hook. Please do more movies from 10-28 years ago; recently you’ve done one too many recent movies. The older ones have more to mock.
In May, they did the Star Wars holiday special and the Ewok movies, which are from the 70's and 80's respectively.
this has been my fav honest trailer in awhile, nice work guys
I have grown to understand this movie is objectively flawed but there is this glaze of childhood nostalgia over it that brings me right back in. I still love this movie!
I watched this as a kid and remember really loving it. I don't think I want to revisit it and ruin my childhood memories after seeing this
I'm usually in agreement, but I fucking love Hook. I'm surprised they take issue with Peter being a dick most of the movie. It's the classic Scrooge scenario! Plus, the John Williams score perfectly compliments the solid-gold heart of the film. So when the orphans are standing up one by one at Wendy's honoring ceremony...Or when Pockets is grabbing at Robin's face and says, "Oh there you are Peter!"...Or when Pan's memories flood back inside the tree and he reflects on his children being born, then finally finds his happy thought...Or when Rufio humbly places the sword at his feet and says, "You are the Pan"...Or when Rufio dies and says he wishes he had a dad like him...None of this phased you jaded bastards??? Fair enough...P.S. I'm obsessed with Honest Trailers. Keep 'em coming.
:: Dan slaps top of the desk ::
You can fit so many opinions in this
You have to rewatch it with your own kids. It works better and you appreciate it more.
So true, if you guys discussed paint drying or grass growing, I'd watch it! Love all your stuff, keep up the great work!
I am for sure nostalgic about this movie. Watched it a few years ago and I still liked it. Some sort of magic to it.
8:58 I love when the guys talk in unison. They're merging like Venom. "We...are Screen Junkie"
I'm just imagining what it would be like if they actually got Spielberg on one of these commentaries to talk about one of his films and then call them out on any of their jokes
My feathers are definitely ruffled. I loved it then, I still love it, I still watch it regularly. Robin Williams IS perfect. Leave my childhood alone! Jk I get it. You’re not wrong. But you’re wrong.
Brilliant.
I didnt start watching honest trailers till yall started doing the commentary! I dont think Im that smart.... but now.... Im so obsessed, I just watched Kingsman one and the honest trailer and was cracking up n immediately looked for the commentary 😭😭😫😫
Was Ryan Reynolds not the tween Pan in the Paltrow flash back?!?!
Did anyone find the hidden
*A L A N* ???
rachel b looking very closely. Checked the captions and didn't see anything but maybe it's real quick somewhere lol
You see it's shape at 1:44 behind the sheets.
You can see it at 11:38 in this commentary and 1:44 in the trailer. Alan raptor is a silhouette
This one was really nice placed. 1:57 in the honest trailer
1:44 in the original video, 11:38 in the commentary -There's a shadow on the sheet.
It actually caught my eye the first time, but didn't click until I went back.
How do you not love this movie
One my favorite 2018 trailers so far. I love these commentary videos. I hope they do a full length commentary one day, like how FatOnBatman used to do.
Going back to rewatch only to listen for the airplane Captain's voice
White wolves!!!!!
Also, Joe’s hair has evolved to the next level of hotness.
Alan is at 11:38 as a shadow on the blanket fort/tent.
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was pouring over the Pan clip figuring they put him there.
it was an option to watch on a flight to the philippines, and as soon as i read the description i was like ‘nope! don’t want peter pan ruined for me thanks’
i don’t know if that was a good or bad decision (i still haven’t seen Hook)
I read the book by Barrie years ago. Hook was surprisingly close to the way the book was. Including imagining food and that lost boys often die. It’s a fairly dark book.
the Boo Box pirate is definitely memorable in this movie. I'm guessing because the screaming really has crying underneath it to make it more intense. Does that seem right, or how else would you describe it?
SPOILER FOR THE ALAN!
Alan is at 11:38 in this video...under the sheet, you see the silhouette through the sheet, on the left side.
I did a quick google search and found out why "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is in Pan.
I'm hiding the answer below the Read more line for those that don't want the mystery spoiled:
While doing rehearsals before shooting, the pirate actors were doing a get together thing. There was background musice and when "Smells Like Teen Spirit" came up, they decided to sing along. Hugh Jackman liked that so much he asked the directors and producers to put it in the movie... and they did.
Maybe this is a prequel to Mrs. Doubtfire, after he becomes that fun, negligent father.
Smells like Teen Spirit is apparently playing by Back to the Future rules. Forget visionary performers, that shit was time travel.
Honest Trailer for Frasier or Seinfeld or The Office please?
Seinfeld definitely
Around 4.30, something you guys said set off my Alexa and caused her to give me baseball results.
Alan!
The one area where Hook improves when viewing as an adult is the relationship of Hook and Smee. As a kid, it's just a boss/devoted lackey relationship, but as an adult, it's very clear Hoffman and Hoskins are playing it as an old gay couple.
In fact, Hoffman confirms it. From imdb:
"In an interview with "Playboy" in 2004, Dustin Hoffman (Captain Hook) recalled his 'aha!' moment with 'Bob Hoskins' (Smee) about their characters being gay. They decided to play their characters as "a couple of old queens," because they felt J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan's creator, had created them that way: "Bob and I were rehearsing and suddenly we looked at each other and realized it at the same time. We said, 'These guys are gay....' and it was fun. Suddenly, we rehearsed it that way: 'Get over here, Smee. Give me a foot massage.' We went to Spielberg... and he said, 'This is a kids' movie.' Suddenly, it made all the sense in the world. They were really good friends. They lived on a ship. They were devoted to each other.""
I also couldn't believe how much patience I had as a kid because I loved this movie! It's definitely the cause of my childhood fear of being stolen from my parents while they were on a date and being locked in a chest with scorpions. Even still, I also think it's the best Peter Pan movie. It's very dark though....very dark. Loved the Avatar reference btw!
Deep blue sea next week in honor of the Meg coming out that week
I will be back next week. damn you screen junkies and your hooks
Early 90's Tom Hanks could have pulled it off. I could see it.
Speaking of Michael Keaton, when are you doing Beetlejuice!?
The demo for Hook is way more specific. I was in my 20s when the movie came out and thought it was crap. So, maybe, the line should have been: "If you're in your 30's ..."
Still one of my top favorite movies
Do an Honest Trailer for Twister.
When you guys were talking about Bob Hoskins it made me a little surprise that the SyFy miniseries wasn't included since he was actually in that as Smee.
I still love the movie. It came out the day my dad died.
Wait you’re saying Robin Williams learns to be a fun but irresponsible dad; does that mean Mrs. Doubtfire is a sequel?
I found the alan!
Where?
Chewbacca the meme master 1:44 of the trailer.
1.44 in the original honest trailer
That Alan is goddamn perfect!
LOL that is almost cheating!!
A story in this universe that I have always wanted to see adapted for the screen is the origin story of Captain Hook simply called Capt. Hook. It is a rather dark book, very Tim Burton. It was actually written by J.V.Hart, one of the screenwriters for this movie. Robin Williams and Dustin Hoffman are thanked in the endnotes. Highly recommended.
The fact that Robin clearly made y’all uncomfortable with his performance means he did his job really well.
Without the seriousness his transformation wouldn’t have had the impact it did.
Sure the extreme tonal changes were a bit much at times but over all, I felt like the darkness just enhanced the lighter moments.
I always fast forward certain scenes because they drag a little but overall Hook will always be one of the Great family films of its time.
the Boo Box pirate is definitely memorable in this movie. I'm guessing because the screaming really has crying underneath it to make it more intense. Does that seem right, or how else would you describe it?
Keanu Reeves as PAAANNNN... WYLD STALIANS!
I love Dan’s Keaton impression lol
Peter Pan : hello to Jason Isaacs 7:42
DEEP BLUE SEA. SO EXCITED!!!!