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In this sequel to Treasure Island, Long John hopes to rescue his friend Jim from a rival pirate and return for more treasure.
Set in the Caribbean, the adventurous pirate Long John Silver escapes prison and is soon involved in a quest for treasure. He crosses paths with Jim Hawkins, who is searching for his missing father. Together, they embark on a thrilling journey filled with danger, betrayal, and the pursuit of hidden riches.
The film was generally well-received by audiences for its swashbuckling action and Robert Newton's iconic portrayal of Long John Silver, building upon his earlier performance in 'Treasure Island'. While not critically lauded, it offered a fun and engaging adventure for its time.
Praised for its colorful pirate adventure and lively performances.
Robert Newton's charismatic portrayal of Long John Silver is a highlight.
An enjoyable, if somewhat formulaic, pirate tale.
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This film was shot in color and was one of the earliest films to utilize CinemaScope technology for a wide-screen presentation.
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I really did like "Treasure island" (1950) and very much wanted to enjoy this sequel featuring, as it does, the star of that film - Robert Newton - as the one legged cook/pirate and overall, all round, reprobate. This time, his young pal "J...
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