Review of The Sea Hawk (1940) by Barry L — 17 May 2008
More great swashbuckling derring-do from Flynn and Curtiz. One of Flynn's best roles as privateer Geoffrey Thorpe, a Sea Hawk in service to Queen Elizabeth I. Lots of great action, bravery, treachery, and romance.
With effectively staged swordplay and a rousing speech at the end by her majesty (timely considering the threat of the Nazis when this film was released).
This review of The Sea Hawk (1940) was written by Barry L on 17 May 2008.
The Sea Hawk has generally received very positive reviews.
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