"Peter Pan"

J.M. Barrie's tale of Neverland and eternal child Peter, his pal Wendy and their pirate nemesis Capt. Hook gets live-action treatment by director P.J. Hogan. Jason Isaacs, who plays both Hook and Wendy's dad, offers the setup:

"If you ask people, they think it's about a boy who fights pirates. It's not that at all. It's about a boy who will never grow up fighting a man who is too grown up, the two of them fighting for the soul of a girl who's trying to decide which one she wants to be. It's what we'd like to be fighting with what we think we are. ... When Wendy goes off to Neverland, she's actually going off to a place inside her head. She goes to this fantasy place and invents this character, Peter, who's never going to grow up, who represents all the wonderful and terrible things about childhood, and then she invents a person who is too grown up, Capt. Hook, who is strangely attractive and looks suspiciously like her own father. It's all a Freudian nightmare for everyone involved."