Peter Pan (1953)
Disney’s 1953 rendition of the classic tale of Peter Pan, originally by J.M. Barrie, tells the story of the boy who never wanted to grow up living in the magical Neverland. In a scene in the beginning of the film, Peter does a jig in order to prove that his shadow has been sewn back to his feet, and in a split second, we are shown an outline of his nether region.
Peter Pan (1953)
Spider Man (2002)
2002’s version of Spider Man featuring Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst is often referred to as the best adaptation, despite the fact that 8 more films have been released since then. The iconic scene in which Spider Man and Mary Jane share an upside down kiss is one of the most paused scenes, and we understand why.
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Spider Man (2002)
