Just finished watching the Pirates trilogy because I felt like it.
I need more of this. Not necessarily pirates, but men in powdered wigs and British imperialism. Suggestions?
If you're male watch Master and Commander, Hornblower or Sharpe
If you're female watch some gay shit like Poldark or Pride and Prejudice
>>71503956
don't follow this flase dichotomy.
if you're a regular human being like i am, you can watch this with your gf's long legs draped around you and she will love it as you do.
>>71503956
If I'm female can I still watch the former?
>>71503990
Yeah but you'll probably get bored without handsome men mincing about in pirate gear
>>71503865
>the Pirates trilogy
It's actually not that bad. It's a guilty pleasure.
>>71504055
Anyone saying it's bad is just memes and contrarian anyway. There's nothing to be "guilty" about you autist. They're fun movies.
>>71503865
barry fucking lyndon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBFpw-459VU
>>71503990
You can, but you won't understand it
>>71504163
barry lyndon is true kino, not even meming
Amadeus.
It's not brits, but it's god tier 18th century drama.
>>71504203
What's there not to understand? Why wouldn't I?
>>71504337
You're not capable of comprehending the emotions those films convey
>>71503865
also War & Peace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M64UU9AaIYs
>>71503990
literally won't understand it
Black Sails
>>71503865
also waterloo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vlcuvrM1po
>murdering pirates are to good guys
>rebelling against the system is good
>law and order is bad
typical hollyjew for you
>>71503956
I couldn't get into Sharpe. It's very light.
THEY MADE A 3RD ONE?
FUCKING LINK ME
Admiral is a pretty entertaining naval warfare movie. Britbongs get BTFO by Snidely Whiplash.
>>71504337
Because /tv/ has autism so severe that anons think women are a different species
This is caused by their inability to communicate with the female sex
>>71504095
I've always thought that the first one is nearly flawless, while the second two are case studies in why some sequels just shouldn't be made. Particularly Pirates 3.
>>71504713
not our fault you can't undertand it lmao.
>>71504363
I understood LOTR. Sorta.
>>71504768
I don't even remember the third one.
The fourth had the mermaid subplot that was a lot more interesting than everything else
>>71506171
Was the fourth movie a prequel or a sequel? I can't even remember, just that it was about him fucking Blackbeard's wog daughter
>>71504244
>>71504713
>[Woman will never understand it] because there's no conflict OVER a woman in it. The conflict in this film is one primarily one of ideological and personal difference between Aubrey and Maturin. Duty, Honor and Pride versus Intellectualism, Egalitarianism and Secularism is the crux of this conflict and the film's backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars is largely symbolic of this clash. Both of these men, though friends, influence the young midshipman Blakeney in their respective views; using him as a vessel to demonstrate the pros and cons of each of their perspectives. By the end of the film this ideological conflict has been settled as both Aubrey and Maturin put aside their differences to fight the French and Blakeney develops a sort of dialectical balance between the two men - ingesting the best parts of their respective ideologies.
>Women can't understand this film as they cannot understand conflict unless it's framed in a context of a third party. That is, either in the context of suffering at someone else's hands, or being fought over by someone else. Women most enjoy films in which a woman, or any character, experiences conflict as a witness or victim. This is why women love 'Strong Women' films in which a woman gets revenge or overcomes some sort of tragedy inflicted by some else. They cannot understand the sort of conflict in this film wherein these two men clash not over what they have done to one another, but in their ideological disparity.
>>71504768
If Pirates 2 ended on a proper note instead of a cliffhanger it would be a really great sequel. Davy Jones is fucking GOAT.
I don't even remember what happens in 3.
