And "The Crimson Pirate" (1952) is a very good one, too... (nt) - orejones

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Topic - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Boring Filmmaking - Victor Khomenko 06:05:12 03/04/05 (17)

Keira Knightley,- Natalie Portman with bigger cans. - EdM 13:06:14 03/05/05 (1)

But KN is flat as a board and NP isn't. - sjb 23:02:39 03/05/05 (0)

Have you seen "The Last Samuri"? I thought Cruise was fabulous with the sword. Excellent speed and strength. (nt - dennzio 09:44:01 03/05/05 (0)

Reading books about pirates..... - RC 11:12:37 03/04/05 (8)

"A High Wind in Jamaica" (1965) was pretty good, and more than enjoyable... (nt) - orejones 05:00:26 03/05/05 (1)

And "The Crimson Pirate" (1952) is a very good one, too... (nt) - orejones 05:03:32 03/05/05 (0)

Re: Reading books about pirates..... - rico 13:59:54 03/04/05 (0)

Maybe age related? - Victor Khomenko 12:10:09 03/04/05 (0)

Re: Reading books about pirates..... - jamesgarvin 11:32:55 03/04/05 (3)

The Crimson Pirate, Errol Flynn - grinagog 16:05:19 03/04/05 (2)

Also the remake, with Burt Lancaster... - cjfrbw 23:14:23 03/04/05 (1)

OOPS! the Flynn film is "The Sea Hawk"(my bad) - grinagog 00:41:42 03/05/05 (0)

Re: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Boring Filmmaking - jamesgarvin 08:14:23 03/04/05 (0)

Re: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Boring Filmmaking - PdL 07:31:38 03/04/05 (1)

Keith Richards: a "plug-and-play" Pirate ( ! ) - grinagog 16:02:53 03/04/05 (0)

Re: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Boring Filmmaking - patrickU 07:08:21 03/04/05 (0)

A perfect review. nt - tinear 06:42:44 03/04/05 (0)

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And "The Crimson Pirate" (1952) is a very good one, too... (nt) - orejones 05:03:32 03/05/05 (0)