In the climax of the movie, Peter (Levi Miller) discovers the truth about his origins and his connection to the world of Neverland. He learns that he is the son of Mary (Amanda Seyfried) and James Hook (Garrett Hedlund) and that he has the ability to fly.
The main antagonist, Blackbeard (Hugh Jackman), attempts to extract the fairy dust from Peter and the other kidnapped children to maintain his youth. During a confrontation with Blackbeard, Hook decides to side with Peter and the other rebels against Blackbeard’s tyrannical rule.
In the resolution, Peter and Hook lead a rebellion against Blackbeard, aiming to free the captive children and put an end to the tyrant’s reign. The climax involves an aerial battle, during which Peter discovers his ability to fly and uses it to fight against Blackbeard’s forces.
Ultimately, Peter confronts Blackbeard and defeats him. The film takes a twist on the traditional Peter Pan narrative by establishing Hook as an ally rather than an antagonist. After Blackbeard’s defeat, Hook decides to stay in Neverland, setting the stage for future adventures and establishing the beginning of the friendship between Peter and Hook.
The movie ends with Peter returning to London to find his mother, Mary, who is now much older due to the time dilation between Neverland and the real world. Despite the differences in their ages, Peter is determined to spend time with his mother.
In summary, “Pan” concludes with Peter embracing his destiny, defeating Blackbeard, and forming an unlikely alliance with Hook. The film sets the stage for the characters’ future adventures in Neverland while providing a unique take on the classic Peter Pan mythology.