Black Pearl Show: Pirates of the Caribbean

It’s a listeners’ revolt as Scott gets virtually slapped by both the audience and Heather while she continues to hijack the show’s introduction. On a more authentic pirate note, in minute 116 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we discuss Governor Swann’s character growth and taking a stand again cursed pirate skeletons, we rank the main characters swordsmanship skills which define the action in the Pirates of the Caribbean universe, thoroughly breakdown the Captains Jack Sparrow and Hector Barbossa duel, reveal the movie’s three big shocking moments, and discuss our likes and dislikes of Jack’s skeleton transformation scene. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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It’s that time for a little Commodore Norrington bashing as we revisit his missed opportunity to put the kybosh on the cursed pirate sneak attack. In minute 115 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we discuss Norrington’s mistake of not sending a longboat to intercept the disguised Pintel and Ragetti, identify the smartest man on the HMS Dauntless, point out a Pirates of the Caribbean ride reference, talk parasailing pirates, delve into history with some wicked cool facts about cannons and boats on the HMS Victory, the ship that inspired the Dauntless, set the record straight regarding the mysterious longboat tied to the stern that allows Elizabeth Swann to escape, pay homage to some artistic cinematography, and entertain Heather’s crackpot cannon ball trajectory ideas. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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Nothing says pirate like a feast for a king prepared by an obvious cursed seadog MasterChef. It’s time for minute 114 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we officially answer all the questions that have left you confused since the movie debuted in 2003. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute in which we discuss a new addition to the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Walt Disney World, hypothesize about the Black Pearl’s cook and the reason for his latest incredibly elaborate meal, create the definitive identification guide for the cursed crew’s fruit bowl, discover a possible musical reference to the original Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland, examine the symbolism of Elizabeth Swann’s encounter with Jack the monkey – her independence and strength, ask whether or not Mallot and Grapple are a movie pair, and debate about the use of mounted barrels behind the stairs leading to the brig.

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We fall off the edge of the map and into uncharted territory as we analyze, scrutinize and celebrate minute 113 of The Curse of the Black Pearl. In today’s episode, we discuss our thoughts on the Northern California Pirate Festival, try to interpret Captain Barbossa’s thoughts on Jack Sparrow, discover Jack delivering a secret message to Will Turner, breakdown the symbolism of Jack cutting the feather off Barbossa’s hat and the many meanings of the phrase “off the edge of the map” and “here there be monsters”, examine Will’s first encounter with skeleton pirates, and a little behind the scenes talk as we find ourselves at a point of the movie where all the stories are starting to be wrapped up. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute.

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The cursed crew aren’t the only ones doing the stabbing on this random thoughts-filled episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute. Join us for minute 112 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we discuss Elizabeth Swann’s symbolic prison bedsheet rope escape, the dynamics between Pintel and Ragetti, which is a catalyst for the attacking pirate action on the HMS Dauntless, Governor Swann’s two viable choices to survive the pirate attack, Captain Jack Sparrow examining a gold fertility statue in the treasure cave on Isla de Muerta, Captain Barbossa’s scrutiny of Jack’s true intentions, and we round out the conversation with a behind the scenes look at special effects including artificial moonlight and the skeleton pirate swordfight.

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It’s time for some good old skeleton throat slicing action, but not before we embrace our love for classical romances and swashbucklers. In minute 111 of The Curse of the Black Pearl, we get an update on the latest Dead Men Tell No Tales box office results, give everyone a heads up that we are attending the Northern California Pirate Festival, discuss Elizabeth Swann’s escape and path to becoming a pirate, try to solve the mysterious appearance of the last longboat, get a little lesson in the origin and pronunciation of the word lieutenant, go behind the scenes with skeleton pirate shadows, touch on creative cinematography technique for filming the pirate sneak attack on the HMS Dauntless, link Pirates of the Caribbean to the classical romance genre, and end on a Really Bad Eggs segment where we highlight our favorite quotes of the week. Join us for this episode of the Pirates of the Caribbean Minute!

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It’s time to rock out to minute 110 of The Curse of the Black Pearl as we tackle everything from underwater skeletons to sentimental character arcs. Join us for this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we kick things off with our ode to classic rock, discuss Pintel and Ragetti dressed as ladies and his link to the Trojan horse, thoroughly examine Weatherby Swann’s evolution from governor to father, breakdown skeleton effects from Industrial Light and Magic, and go behind the scenes talking incredible sound, costuming, lighting, set and art direction, and cinematography – elements that seamlessly come together in this minute.

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United by special effects, Orlando Bloom and rage, Cassandra and Norman from Lord of the Rings Minute end their three-episode run by discussing the most iconic scene in The Curse of the Black Pearl. Join us for minute 109 of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute as we talk Captain Barbossa dealing a blow to Captain Jack Sparrow’s plan of retrieving the Black Pearl, Bo’ sun’s delight in giving Pintel and Ragetti a special job, a perfectly framed shot of the HMS Dauntless, the full moon, and the Isla de Muerta cave opening, and an in-depth conversation on the game-changing underwater pirate sequence complete with a Finding Nemo reference, the physics and biology of walking while submerged, and the revelation that this scene enraged Peter Jackson because of its similarity to an effect in Lord of the Rings: Return of the King, which debuted before his trilogy finale.

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We are once again joined by special guests Cassandra and Norman from Dueling Genre’s Lord of the Rings Minute as together we stroll down the streets of Port Royal window shopping for that perfectly large and oh so grandiose hat. On this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute, we breakdown minute 108 of The Curse of the Black Pearl and learn about some long-lost Pirates of the Caribbean fan fiction detailing a day in the life of Davy’ Jones’ kraken. However, the fan fiction doesn’t end there as we hypothesize about Captain Jack Sparrow’s first encounter with Hector Barbossa while browsing for hats, discuss Jack’s steal a piece of Aztec gold insurance plan, ask the question if Will Turner has really put his trust in Jack, and we thoroughly analyze Jack’s motivation for revenge, his relationship with Barbossa, and how the nature of his character drives him to refrain from blatant killing.

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Making a special appearance all the way from Mount Doom are Cassandra and Norman from Lord of the Rings Minute. In this episode of Pirates of the Caribbean Minute, we take a stab at minute 107 of The Curse of the Black Pearl. Join us as we manage to bring together pirates, hobbits and Godzilla while we analyze charming Mullroy and Murtogg, ponder an over the top deleted Commodore Norrington line and its relationship to Captain Jack Sparrow’s character, give a critical trickster eye to the negotiations between Captain Barbossa and Jack Sparrow, and uncover the history behind the British colloquialism “Robert’s your uncle, Fanny’s your aunt”, the symbolism behind Jack using this phrase, and how it was originally written and planned by the screenwriters.

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