Review of Captain Blood (1935) by Stcenterprise . — 13 Nov 2015

Great film score Music arrangements by Erich Wolfgang Kormgold.

Set in England 1665.

Starts with a man riding on a running horse to Dr. Peter Blood home.

I like how shadows are used to express actions.

Keeping imprissoned for three months in unclean cell.

Corrupt court. Not whiling to hear and are quick to imprisoned and call guilty anyone they just want a quick results.

Just is seriously ill at trial.

Guilty of treason for harbouring rebels and for doing his duty as a doctor rather.

Prisoners Sent to the British colony Port Royal to be sold into slavery.

People are sold as though they were horses.

Dr. Blood is sold for £10.00 by Ms. Bishop who's father is Governor.

Judge is sick from gout and Peter Blood made from slave back to doctor physician.

I like the sarcasm in the Errol Flynn character.

Sugar Caine knives to fight their way out.

Prisoners we find out before imprisoned and sold were Ship gunner, and ship captain.

Find if they escape they will have a crew of them yet.

Dr. Blood Resents being bought by Ms. Bishop or Uncle having a niece who is so kind.

Ned the navigator and tried and whipped.

Beat Dr Peter Blood.

A timely interruption by a Spanish ship by King Philip at the British Colony.

Spanish Privateers loot, pillage Port Royal in pirate fashion. Allowing Dr. Peter Blood and slaves the chance to escape.

Unfortunately to find the shop they planned to escape in burned and sunk.

They decide to commender a Spanish ship.

200 thousand pieces of 8 the Spanish could make it so they don't burn the city to the ground.

Colonel Bishop plans to board and thank his slaves for taking out the Spanish to find his slaves did sink the Spanish.

Made a Captain Blood established of Piracy for his crew constitution 1687.

Fight in the Caribbean.

Captain Blood's name becomes infamous name in Caribbean.

The lighting of the reflections of water while on the boat is well recorded.

Pirate crews of Captain Blood & Captain Levasseur the two most raverd captains meet in Tortuga.

The Island of Virgin Marg.

The British ship has been capture by the other French pirate rival Levasseur with the British crew left stranded on the island.

Forbid taking women as prisoners.

English ship had on hand on board 20 thousand pieces of 8.

Captain Blood whiling to pay the random Ms. Bishop. You are hardly in position to say anything about being sold.

And that ends a partnership that should not have begun. After Captain Blood stabs Captain Levasseur.

Ms. Bishop is not whiling to wear anything stollen by a pirate.

Go head to Port Royal.

Ms. Bishop is upset Dr. Blood has put his revenge above everything else.

Captain Blood is Chivalrous.

Captain Bloods crew mutiny against Captain Peter Blood to head towards Jamaica not for gold but to send back Ms Bishop and British crew back.

Reach port Royal where shots from ships docked shoot off the cannons.

King William whiling to give a pardon to serve the king in the Navy.

King William the III of the Netherlands makes offer for the pardon not King James is kicked out.

Creep up on Port Royal with a French flag to attack the French.

Ms. Bishop admits she loves Captain Blood.

Governed allows me to come and go as I please. And abandoning his post and leaving his post vulnerable.

Loved it when Ms. Bishop calls to the new governor Please be begged be merciful for my Uncle.

This film has a Great funny ironic plot twist ending that is enjoyable pleasure.

In this film I found difficult at times to difrenchiate or tell when the scenes are real locations, film sets or models. This is a great pirate film filled with ship battles, Sword fights, and great sets and models that are difficult to be able to tell from the model verses the real deal.

What I did appreciate about this film was that this film depicts real issues that were problems at the times in the mid to late 1500's and does not attempt to dull those issues down. Such as corrupt British courts, punishments, loyalty, piracy, slavery, medical treatments and problems, treatment of prisoners and slaves.