Though this may not have aged the best, I have such a deep love for Peter Pan's story. The story of a boy who never wanted to grow up is so relatable to almost everyone that it's hard for anyone, I think, to watch this and not feel some type of way about it. All I've ever wished for is more time, especially to do things without the responsibility of jobs and money and every other burden we are saddled with in adulthood, but it's just not a reality. So the closest thing I have is this story and watching it makes me feel the same way I did as a kid, which is kind of an ironic thing. None of us may be young forever the way Peter Pan can be, but watching this movie and experiencing this Disney classic can make us feel that way, if even for a moment.

This is one that is hard to rate, because the actual quality of the film as a story and as a piece of early animation is great. The portrayal of Native Americans and other elements...less noble. So Peter Pan has a tough legacy in that way.