Hook

In the present day, Peter Banning, now a businessman, prioritizes work over family. His children, Jack and Maggie, feel neglected as he struggles to balance his professional and personal life.

During Maggie's recital performances of 'Peter Pan,' Peter's inattentiveness becomes apparent. He fails to attend Jack's baseball game, frustrating his children and highlighting his neglectful behavior.

The family takes a trip to London to visit Granny Wendy, celebrating her charitable contributions. Peter is apprehensive about flying, which foreshadows the challenges to come during their visit.

Tragedy strikes when Peter's children, Jack and Maggie, are kidnapped during their visit. Informing Peter of Captain Hook's involvement, Tootles, the former Lost Boy, brings the news that shatters Peter's world.

Wendy pulls Peter aside and urges him to remember who he really is in order to save his children. Initially dismissing her words as shock, Peter is confused about his past and what it means for their current crisis.

That evening, Tinkerbell suddenly appears in Peter's nursery after falling through the window. In an effort to get Peter to Neverland, Tink resorts to kidnapping him, showcasing her determination.

Peter wakes up among pirates in Pirate Town, meeting the notorious Captain Hook aboard the Jolly Roger. Hook taunts Peter about his transformation and challenges him to remember how to fly for his children's safety.

As Peter struggles with his fear of flying, Hook orders him to walk the plank. Tinkerbell vows to help him regain his former abilities within three days, setting off a chain of events to rediscover Peter's true self.

Peter is introduced to Rufio, the new leader of the Lost Boys. Initially met with skepticism, Peter's identity is revealed, and they unite with a shared goal: rescuing Peter's children from Hook.

While Peter forms alliances, Hook works to manipulate Jack and Maggie's perceptions of their parents' love. Jack begins to question Peter's commitment, further complicating Peter's mission.

In a clever distraction, Peter and the Lost Boys devise a plan during a baseball game to reclaim Hook's hook. This mission becomes critical for Peter to rediscover his childhood spirit and strength.

Peter finally recalls his happy thought that enables him to fly. This pivotal moment not only uplifts him but also inspires the Lost Boys to join him against Hook, rekindling hope and determination.

In a climactic confrontation, Peter faces Hook while grappling with his fatherly duties. Tragically, Rufio falls in battle, forcing Peter to confront his emotions and priorities amid the chaos.

Peter chooses to spare Hook's life despite being torn by rage and grief. In a twist, Hook ultimately meets his demise when the crocodile he once bested comes back to claim him, demonstrating poetic justice.

After Hook's defeat, Peter decides to return home, transferring leadership of the Lost Boys to Thudbutt. He reunites with his children, choosing family over work, and bids farewell to Tinkerbell, reaffirming his commitment to his love ones.