Disney's 'Peter Pan & Wendy' Aims to Fix Racism and Sexism of Original Animated Film
- The new live-action film offers diverse casting and more nuanced portrayals of characters to address issues in the original movie.
- Wendy and a revised Tiger Lily have more agency and skill in fighting Captain Hook.
- The film draws influences from "Candyman," "Gangs of New York," and "Raising Arizona" in reimagining the story.
- Reviews praise the film for tackling stereotypes and improving problematic elements of the original while retaining the spirit of the tale.
- Though intended for Disney+, the film's high quality merits a theatrical release.