The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure Review: A Korean Pirate Movie There Are Tons Of Great Adventure Scenes All The Time
Directed: Kim Jeong-hoon
Starring: Kang Ha-neul, Han Hyo-joo, Lee Kwang-soo
Streaming Platform: Netflix (click to watch)
Filmyhype.com Ratings: 4/5 (four star) [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”]
The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure Popular movies released in Korean theatres at the beginning of the year that Netflix bought them immediately. The story of pirates in the treasure hunt that the audience used to know well. But it comes in the Korean royal family treasure hunt that is not as good as Hollywood ever.
The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure Review and Analysis
Pirate gangs team up with daring criminals to fight the gusts of wind. Solve intricate puzzles and fight rival troops to find the treasures of the Goryeo dynasty that disappeared in the middle of the Joseon era ocean.
The first Korean film of 2022 with over 1 million viewers, released on January 26. It’s a sequel to 2014’s The Pirates, but with a new character, it’s a treasure-seeking adventure of the Goryeo dynasty where the last general who plunders a ship and disappears at sea. with a beautiful pirate leader “Hae Rang” as the leader (played by Han Hyo Joo, the heroine of the W series love across dimensions) , followed by a skilled thief ” Umushi” (played by Kang Ha Neul. ) who were chased by the authorities until they escaped to death in the middle of the sea Both protagonists join this adventure.
Of course, anyone who sees this genre must miss this movie. Pirates of the Caribbean starring Johnny Depp as the main protagonist. Which of course this story was completely inspired, but not a copy. Korean movies themselves have a very high standard of work. Overall, I can tell you that this is a work that can definitely be compared to the Hollywood Pirates level. Since the storyline is based on some real history and adds to it smoothly. by giving the treasures to the royal family before the lost Joseon There are villains who want this treasure to build their own city. There were pirates who looted Japanese ships in those days which are really there. There is a general who has been chased away from death to become a pirate. Setting the storyline of the characters without any western style references, like a pirate. But it has become a Korean-Asian pirate style that blends together really well.
The thing that is most strikingly comparable to Hollywood is the production of adventure scenes that rely on CG is really well done. like diving under the sea along the suction current with gourds to store air to fill when going down We couldn’t help but laugh, but bought this idea like the Hollywood pirates like to brag about. To make it look like it came out as well or battle scenes with warships that this genre must have. This was done just like it was. Including scenes of adventures to a mysterious deserted island where on the way, you have to find something that looks awesome. Until almost a fantasy In this regard, there is complete by creating a unique, not copying Hollywood Pirates in any way It also references the ancient Asian legends together smoothly. Moreover, the treasure trove also inserted a little bit about the ruling philosophy of the emperor and the people which was the point where the dynasty collapsed. This is the story of Asia, especially Korea, which is very popular and the indispensable love story in Korean style Which foreign pyrates have already had this as well. But of Korea in this story, I have to say that it secretly loves Kikikki in a cute way than again, with the role of the heroine, the only female pirate leader of the ship’s secret thief with a former leader of the army which the chemistry are so compatible. The heroine comes out in any scene, looks beautiful, cool, cute, and has a clear face throughout the story in Korean style. As for the protagonist, the face is dazed, the hair is blooming, no worries, handsome Acting like a funny clown all the time, but secretly having funny moments throughout the story Of course, there are kissing scenes too. Plus there are many times. But it comes in a smooth way. Go with the story without feeling overwhelmed which of westerners we may feel normal But when it comes to Korea, it looks like it’s a lot more exciting to follow that these two will end up with each other because they were both stubborn. They also like to quarrel. But it also hides the romance in it as well.
In addition to the two main protagonists There is also another character that is very prominent in the story, coming in the comedian style of “Mak Yi” (played by Lee Kwang Soo) which may look like the role of Tan Jack played by Depp. But it wasn’t because he was an extremely weak loser pirate but dreams of becoming a pirate king. His character is an arrogant bully and survives like a fluke. It looks annoying and annoying. But it’s hilarious almost every time it comes out. And it is also a game changer in the story as well. Called as another main character in the story, it can be said because there are as many outstanding roles with the protagonist.
The villain of “Bu Heung Soo” (played by Kwon Sang Woo) is quite prominent. Although they may not have the physical identity of the pirate villains in Western Pirates. But the script was written to make him a very good person fighting skills at a very high level. In the background is a ruthless, skilled ex-military who does whatever it takes to achieve his goals regardless of methods is a villain that may not have a lot of chapters because the story focuses on the main heroine and heroine. But it’s worth the price for the story that comes out.
Other supporting actors it also does the job equally well. No character was left empty or overlooked. Like the heroine’s right-hand subordinate who is often annoyed by her decision but always obeys his sister. A young swindler and an archer who becomes a secondary role, has a small cute scene. It’s a movie that uses a lot of characters according to the formula. But everyone has a role that has a scene to enjoy the story from beginning to end.
The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure Review: The Last Words
Popular Korean cinema that Netflix invested to buy. Which was not disappointed because it was made out to be fun, funny, cute, boasting over and enjoying. Much in the pirate genre that blends in with the Asian-style adventure story without any interruption. Especially the production of the adventure scene set using CG that is as ambitious and grand as Hollywood. It’s called a good price for a Korean giant movie that can be shown all over the world through Netflix.
