Black Pearl Show: Pirates of the Caribbean

In today’s episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute we ask the big question if you would rather have a serious or humorous executioner while Heather braves another day of illness. During minute 126 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we review the list of crimes against the crown Captain Jack Sparrow has accumulated, highlight the crime in which he is most proud, discuss Elizabeth Swann stepping up to save Jack, wonder why Commodore Norrington and Governor Swann didn’t let Jack go free, round out the show with the weekly segment about our favorite lines of the week in Really Bad Eggs, and of course dive into the details of Cotton’s parrot soiling Mullroy’s uniform.

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Let the executioner’s drumbeat commence and Heather’s sickness prevail on this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute. Join us for minute 125 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we discuss getting lost in the movie and talk Captain Jack Sparrow being bored and obnoxious – interrupting Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann’s moment, Will’s missed opportunity to kiss Elizabeth, Jack’s horde of gold mementos, Jack losing the Black Pearl and its link to Captain Barbossa’s lost Aztec gold, the man behind the Town Clerk character (Owen Finnegan), and we try to uncover the history of a drum cadence played during executions.

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After fanning away the unnatural fog from our minds, we manage to find time to hypothesize Captain Jack Sparrow’s attraction to Elizabeth Swann on today’s episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute. Join us for minute 124 of the Curse of the Black Pearl as we discuss Governor Swann’s stereotypical politician trope, thoroughly dissect the sexual tension between Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann and the fact that he drops the ball by not kissing her, wonder if Captain Jack Sparrow purposely interrupted their moment, discover the meaning behind the cinematographer’s use of reflections while filming Elizabeth, briefly uncover the origin of the word huzzah, debate the intricacies and workings of the Aztec curse after reviewing a deleted scene, and give props to Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio for abandoning the use of traditional screenwriting to complete each of the characters’ stories.

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The pirate frustration swells and washes over the deck on this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute. Join us for minute 123 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we kick off the show with the latest news from Disney that they plan to remove the bride auction from all the Pirates of the Caribbean Rides, Scott and Heather vent their political correctness irritation regarding the buy a wench situation, and then dive into the breakdown discussing the Aztec curse reversed, Koehler’s death, Twigg contemplating fighting or surrendering and the ramifications of death by sword or hanging on the gallows, the question if the cursed crew’s fighting skills atrophied because of the curse, cinematic knee-high perspective, the meeting of Mullroy and Murtogg and Pintel and Ragetti, the symbolism surrounding the crew dropping their weapons while Ragetti picks up his eye, and the parley bookend.

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In today’s episode, we mourn the tragedy of Captain Hector Barbossa on Pirates of the Caribbean Minute. Join us for minute 122 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we discuss the emotional rollercoaster ride of our characters Captain Barbossa, Captain Jack Sparrow, and Elizabeth Swann in the moments surrounding the end of the curse, give some love to the minimal use of dialogue and breakdown the impact is has on Barbossa’s death, put a spotlight on the musical score accentuating the scene, thoroughly tackle the plethora of symbols from the apple to the shot and hole in Barbossa’s heart and its meaning to his humanity and life, draw significant comparisons to Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and talk about the reasons for our affection and growing attraction to Barbossa the tragic character.

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It only takes one Freudian slip to shower our sense of decorum with fire and brimstone. Join us for this all hell breaks loose episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we dissect minute 121 of The Curse of the Black Pearl. It’s the big lead up to the climax of the film as we make a case that minute 121 is a complete mini-movie unto itself, we thoroughly discuss the dynamics between Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann as they spear and blow up cursed crewmen Clubba, Jacoby and Monk, a couple of awkward moments that include Will and Elizabeth acting with animated skeletons and an editing misstep, admire the artistry of the directing and cinematography in a few standout sequences as Captain Jack Sparrow throws the medallion to Will, unleash Revelations and the apocalypse as we rain hellfire on Captain Barbossa’s reference to Judgement Day, and highlight our favorite lines from the last five minutes in the weekly segment Really Bad Eggs.

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It’s the moment you’ve all been waiting for…Scott and Heather cross the line with pirate profiling while Elizabeth Swann delivers her cheesy hero line. Join us for minute 120 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we set sail with a little highbrow Golden Age of Piracy and real treasure maps, and then roll into our breakdown discussing Mullroy and Murtogg’s interesting character twists and stereotypes that reveal our own biases, link our preconceptions to Pintel and Ragetti, dive into Ragetti’s wooden eye and the meaning it has in the future of the franchise, Elizabeth evolves into the classic hero, Pintel taking charge of the cursed crew, and talk great moving editing that sets the chaotic mood on this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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It’s a contentious episode as we battle several hypotheticals spanning Elizabeth Swann’s willingness to help the Motley Crew rescue Captain Jack Sparrow and a strategic addition to Commodore Norrington’s cursed crew ambush plan. In minute 119 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we thank listeners for their iTunes reviews, discuss the Motely Crew’s lack of motivation to help Elizabeth rescue Will Turner on Isla de Muerta, Elizabeth’s realization that pirates cannot be counted on and certainly do not adhere to the Pirate Code of Brethren – bloody pirates, Norrington’s ability to shake off the expected shock of seeing living skeletons fighting, talk about a few pirate terms including “any port in a storm” and an unconventional take on “bloody pirate,” and debate the value of Norrington trying to commandeer the Black Pearl. Join us for a heated episode on Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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Never forget the Captain Morgan since you will need the rum as we light the cannon on 80s references in this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute. On minute 118 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we start things off with the news that there just might be a sequel to Dead Men Tell No Tales, highlight more than a couple of things we like about the Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain Barbossa sword fight, discuss Elizabeth Swann’s death blow to Mallott and Grapple, wonder if the cursed skeleton crew can reassemble themselves when their bones are broken apart and scattered, honor the unknown stuntmen who make Sparrow and Barbossa look so fine, and round out the show with an impromptu ode to Lee Majors.

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It’s a golden episode in more than one way as we unleash our inner pirate primates and fight out our ideas regarding minute 117 of The Curse of the Black Pearl. JOIN US for Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we discuss the fact that everyone is fighting their personal battles, identify the star of this sixty seconds being Industrial Light and Magic and their quick-change effects, talk Governor Swann coming off his adrenaline-fueled high, Jonathan Pryce delivering stone cold realism, bestow some sweet ass facts about the 18th century HMS Victory (the ship that inspired the HMS Dauntless), and scrutinize Will Turner’s awkward fight with Clubba and Jacoby.

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