Insel der Piraten

Originaltitel: Nate and Hayes

1983
16
1 Std. 39 Min.

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Tommy Lee Jones and Michael O'Keefe in Insel der Piraten (1983)

Swashbuckler Action Adventure Comedy Romance

Ein verwegenes Abenteuer, das Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts auf den südpazifischen Inseln stattfindet, wo blutige Überfälle und Kämpfe einst die Regel des Tages waren.Ein verwegenes Abenteuer, das Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts auf den südpazifischen Inseln stattfindet, wo blutige Überfälle und Kämpfe einst die Regel des Tages waren.Ein verwegenes Abenteuer, das Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts auf den südpazifischen Inseln stattfindet, wo blutige Überfälle und Kämpfe einst die Regel des Tages waren.

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6,1/10

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Captain Bully Hayes was, in real-life, a ship Captain called William Henry ("Bully") Hayes, who sailed in the South Pacific Seas during the mid nineteenth century, until he was murdered in 1877.

Patzer
As Hayes and his crew stop Ben Pease in the streets of Samoa we see he is clearly surrounded. In fact people and Hayes' remaining crew cut off the escape route. However when Pease makes his escape away from Hayes, the crew and everyone that cut him off are standing to the sides of the road giving him a clear path.

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Ben Pease: Can't trust women - even when they're dead!

Alternative Versionen
Some film prints have the international release title 'Savage Islands' on them.

Verbindungen
Featured in At the Movies: Nate and Hayes/A Night in Heaven/The Big Score/Terms of Endearment/Danton (1983)

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6/10

Entertaining junk-food movie.

Some comments regarding the film "Nate and Hayes" have made note of it's similarities to "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom", but called it superior to Spielberg's film. I can only assume the people who said that haven't seen "Nate and Hayse" in a LONG time. Sure, "Temple of Doom" is a flawed film, but it's far more slick and eye-popping then this pirate romp, which shares the same flaws regarding story and dialog. When I was a kid, I put "Nate and Hayes" in the same category as the Indy films - After seeing it again as an adult, I can't say that I still do.

"Nate and Hayes" is one of the better and more creative of the early 80s "Raiders" knock-offs, largely due to it's setting, and the charismatic performances of Tommy Lee Jones and Michael O'Keefe. In addition, there are some rousing action sequences. But director Ferdinand Fairfax simply doesn't have the skill or flair of authentic Spielberg. In addition, the film is chock-full of hokey touches which, at times, seriously undermine the proceedings.

In the end, "Nate and Hayes" is a fun little movie.