Captain Pirate is one of the most troubled navigators of the Seven Seas and beset by a series of misfortune. Although he hasn’t always been successful in his endeavours, he does have a dream: to beat his great rivals Black Bellamy and Cutlass Liz to win the Pirate of the Year award.
Cutlass Liz is a strong rival to the pirate captain
The winner of the coveted laureate prize will be the one who succeeds in stealing the most. With expensive rivals, destroying enemy ships and taking huge sums, the captain needs to intimidate a urucubaca who harms him to fulfill his almost perfect desire for recognition.
In order to accomplish the daunting task of the plot in 1837, the captain and his crew go from the exotic Isle of Blood to the streets of Victorian London. But they do not succeed in fighting various enemies and seek to plunder the ships.
Captain Pirate wants to win the Pirate of the Year award – Disclosure
The failed looting attempts reflect the daily life of the group. Courage is not one of these sailors’ strengths. They are glorified by their peers, facing a sad reality. The failed pirate squad Ham Die is the culmination of their routine.
With a flashy beard, the commander meets two historical figures: Queen Victoria and the famous scholar Charles Darwin. The luck of the clumsy captain and his pirates begins to change when they decide to invade the science expedition ship coordinated by the scientist.
The then young British biologist notes that the captain’s parrot, the ship’s mascot, is actually a dodo, an extinct bird. Darwin recognizes the rare animal, to everyone’s surprise. Upon realizing that his pet is a rare animal, the rambunctious crew leader notes that he can take advantage of the discovery.
He thinks Grandma has a lot of potential to bring glory, gold, awards and even Queen Victoria’s temperamental friendship. The king is always angry at ocean robbers who plunder the riches of the crown. The leader does not realize that he may fall into a dangerous trap involving a very unique gastronomical delicacy.
Charles Darwin lives with a monkey friend who interacts through stickers. Next to Queen Victoria, the world presents hilarious sights. The story makes use of the hook in entertaining discourses on evolution and ridicule of British monarchs.
Follow the adventures of the clumsy captain and his pirates – disclosure
Animation “Piratas Pirados!” Produced by Studio Aardman, directed by Peter Lord and Jeff Newtt. The team is responsible for such successful works as “Chicken Run” (2000) and the Academy Award-winning “Wallace and Gromit: The Battle of Vegetables” (2005), and the attractions were developed using the same manual technology.
Animations made in stop mode, with recordings frame by frame, with characters and scenarios made of clay, the film makes use of computer graphics resources when it is suitable for plot. Techniques give agility to the story. With a scenario rich in detail, the scenes provide expression and realism by evaluating shadows and movements.
Full of adventures, dangers and emotions, interesting productions have many advantages. The film seeks values such as loyalty and friendship. It also encourages children to pursue their goals and believe that it is possible to achieve their dreams.
On land or on the high seas, outlaws on screen depict incredible riots that fascinate and elicit laughter. The cleverly sequenced jokes make audiences of all ages laugh.
The script was adapted by Gideon Defoe for the script of his own books. The animation brings adorable characters and creative genres in the form of dough puppets. The film makes this mix by reinvigorating classic stereotypes.
The production soundtrack was also featured. The children’s feature film offers a variety of works that blend works such as “Garota de Ipanema” and “Sprach Zarathustra” with British rock classics such as “London Calling” and “Alright”.
Original title: The Pirates! On an adventure with scientists. Country: United Kingdom and the United States. Year: 2012. Genre: Animation. Directed by: Peter Lord and Jeff Newtt. Screenplay: Gideon Defoe.
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