Hook (1991) - 'Remembering Childhood'/'You Are the Pan' scene - Part 2 [1080p]

The first part of this scene, as Peter Pan remembers how to fly, has exhilarating music which is found on the soundtrack album at the end of the long 'Remembering Childhood' scene. The second part features the second half of the gorgeous 'You are the Pan' suite.

Starring Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, Julia Roberts, Maggie Smith and Bob Hoskins. Directed by Steven Spielberg, with music by John Williams.

[JewishKeto]

Peter could have easily kicked Rufio out of the lost boys but he didn’t… instead he bowed to him like he was saying “thanks for being in charge while I was away!”

[MelancoliaI]

Even my mother said it back in 1991: the critics were dead@$$ *wrong* about this one. It's magic.

[michaelmythology]

The John Williams score in this scene makes it iconic. I don't care what anyone says, this movie is a masterpiece.

[agrocerybagduh]

This scene always makes me cry. For me its like even if you get old, there’s always a kid inside you waiting again to play

[JeremyCoolDude]

It's really crazy how magical a movie like this can be to a young child. Now as an adult, I see a movie, a film with actors and special effects, but I also remember a time in my life when this movie was magic made real. Everything here was real to me. I felt the pain of an old man who had forgotten his past, and the wonder and potential of a new fantastical future. It may not be the most well produced, well acted, well made film out there, but its heart is what makes this movie stand out. It really had something to say and express, and that's all it really needs in my opinion. Will always remember this film and the profound impact it had on me as a child

[deethegeneralNAT]

I like how while everybody is celebrating, the one kid at the end is like “this is my time to ride Rufio’s skate coaster!”

[factionstrainingmanual-the]

My favorite role of Robin Williams - the crowing and dancing at the end always gives me the chills

[mmmmmvodka]

I love how Rufio, once knowing he was actually Peter Pan, immediately gave up the sword. It really showed how much ALL of the lost boys really respected Peter. There were no competitions (except playing games) among them on who is leader. They knew Pan was always, and will always be, the leader of the Lost Boys. So good.

[AAilovemusic]

I can’t help but cry every time I watch this. RIP Robin Williams. And John Williams, this was scored PERFECTLY.

[simonedistefano]

Missing Robin Williams so much each time I see this scene... what an actor he was... that's not remembering childhood, he was able to bring you in a dream place with his acting and make you live a brand new childhood, every time... R.I.P. Robin

[freakstate]

0:41 one of the greatest shots in cinema history. Goosebumps

[lordgenome]

Viewing this, i am remembering childhood.

[stevenwilson]

One of John Williams' best scores. Makes me want to grab my Dad's hand if we were ever in trouble and say "We got this Dad!"

[jeniffer]

I am crying right now, I miss this man so much...
And thank you John Williams for this BANGER.

[blazeddayz]

This is one of the greatest movies of all time!

[thejoeyd]

It’s on everyone to never forget their inner child. It starts with never taking on debt, choosing a career that you LOVE, and regularly taking time to play and be creative.

[jduttskywalker]

0:22-1:01, that music was John Williams epicness

[plckyr]

This has been my favourite movie scene of all time ever since I saw it in theatres for the first time as a kid. John Williams…. So good

[michanus]

Never forget that little kid in you.
Will always keep you young.

[Raymundo-Magno]

Watching this movie on thanksgiving and Christmas as kid back in the early 1990s. Pure magic!