Description: "Buckle your swash and jolly your roger for the ultimate musical comedy pirate adventure! Kristy McNichol (LITTLE DARLINGS) and Christopher Atkins (THE BLUE LAGOON) star as dreamy young lovers in this uproarious update of Gilbert & Sullivan’s THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, filled with virtuous maidens and shirtless cutthroats, savage swordplay and buried treasure, a dashing Pirate King (Ted Hamilton) and a modern Major General (Bill Kerr), plus plenty of pillaging, plundering, plank-walking fun! For years, fans have been clamoring for this infamous ’80s musical from the Oscar®-nominated director of THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES (1966). The wait is over: THE PIRATE MOVIE is now presented with a brand-new Widescreen Transfer, featuring a fascinating new Director’s Commentary and mixed in timber-shivering Dolby 5.1 Surround! "
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Rating: - The Pirate Movie
My children loved this movie when they were young. Now they have children and want them to see it. I puchased it for the grandchildren.
Rating: - This is an unappreciated classic
I loved this movie when I was a tween, I knew every song. I recently bought this movie for my daughter, now she watches it over and over and knows every song. If you loved Grease, you will love this ... Read More
Rating: - One of my allllll time favorite movies!
It is very corny, but I have loved it since the first time I saw it! I special ordered the vhs way back when, and it cost me $60 cuz it was a special order! Crazy or what!
Rating: - The Pirate Movie
Saw the movie years ago when it first came out and my daughter and i both loved it. Bought one for her AND one for me. Lots of my family members loved it too. If you like quirkey, comedic, musical spoofs ... Read More
Rating: - FUN MOVIE and GREAT MUSIC!
I absolutely love this movie. Though it is far fetched, it's from the 80's, so what would you expect. I love the chemistry between Chris Atkins and Kristy McNichol and I'd love it if they made a sequel ... Read More
- The Pirate Movie
- This is an unappreciated classic