The Pirates is a 2014 South Korean historical-themed adventure film. There's just enough comic element to it. I watched it free on Tubi through Roku on my TV. You can also watch it free on YouTube:
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...why are pirates popular?
ReplyDeletePirates have always been popular. Like vampires. And zombies.
DeleteBecause of the martial arts theme, I might be able to get Himself interested
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a fun watch.
DeleteLooks interesting. Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy it :)
DeleteArrrg! I'm curious, did they use lots of standard pirate language and cliche scenes? Or is it different from a different culture?
ReplyDeleteNo, there are pirates but not the Treasure Island kind.
DeleteProbably not my cuppa but you never know!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'd never've picked it but my younger son suggested it.
DeletePirates and martial arts, sounds like great fun 😁. Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteIt was :)
DeleteI've always enjoyed Korean mysteries, but not sure about pirates.
ReplyDeletePeriod piece ;)
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