Because the movie is totally awesome!
Victor Frankenstein's life story is at the heart of Frankenstein. He learns about modern science & masters all that his professors have to teach him. He becomes fascinated with the "secret of life," discovers it, and brings a hideous monster to life.
The most prominent illustration of modern day piracy is in Somalia where local navies have been fighting for control of the area. An international task force has been assembled to deal with the problem as the pirates have used ransom to obtain a little over $150 million.
For example it is when do u think the story is written so modern or old times and u tell that by the language which they use in the speckled band
In maritime mythology, the Kraken is often depicted as a giant sea monster, while Davy Jones is a character from nautical folklore, typically seen as the supernatural figure associated with the depths of the ocean. In popular culture, particularly in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise, Davy Jones is portrayed as having control over the Kraken, but this connection is a fictional creation rather than a traditional belief. Therefore, while they are linked in modern storytelling, the Kraken is not traditionally considered Davy Jones's pet.
Parthia is primarily located in what is today northeastern Iran. The region corresponds to parts of the historical provinces of Khorasan and Golestan. While the name "Parthia" itself is not used in modern geopolitical terms, its historical significance remains recognized in the context of ancient Persian history.
Both groups are considered violent, antisocial, and mostly in poor health. Pirates are lawless, and both the early ones and their modern equivalents killed without regard. The early pirates may been less violent, and probably didn't torture the people they killed. Modern pirates use the violence to send a message, and will dismember people and torture them in a effort to get more money. Piracy is a capital offense and has been since the 1700's, so pirates very rarely come a shore. Early pirates established small settlements on Caribbean Islands, where they could hide from military ships that hunted them. Modern, Somalian pirates, sometimes take control over coastal towns, where they can protect themselves and the things they steal. Earlier pirates usually suffered from scurvy, which is caused by a lack of fruit nutrients in the diet. They spent most of their time on the sea, so many of them were malnourished. Modern pirates still suffer from malnourishment, but better food preservation technology has limited this. Much of what modern pirates steal is illegal drugs, so many suffer from drug addiction.
Whatever the pirates can acquire. Modern day pirates have semi-automatic rifles and RPGs among their arsenal. Not modern pirates, 1600 pirates.
In some aspeaks,it's about the same. But real pirates were(and are) much more ruthless and violent. And skelatons,even under a 'curse' do not come alive. Same thing with Davy Jones and sea monsters. They aren't real.
That depends on which type of pirate you mean, the real kind or the fictional kind. Real pirates, either historical or modern, are robbers, kidnappers, and murderers. Most pirates commit their crimes for profit or they come to the life by coercion or out of desperation from lives in dire circumstances. They wear an eye patch only if they have an injury to their eye. They dress in clothing representative of their period. They are armed with whatever weapons are available in their historical period. Ancient pirates used spears, swords, and knives; when firearms became available, they added those to their arsenal; today's pirates are armed with the firearms of today. Historical pirates often got their bravado from alcohol; today's pirates more often use illegal drugs for the same purpose. Pirates boats and ships, their arms, and their provisions are most often stolen or the spoils of piracy. Historical or modern pirates were and are dangerous people who often have little regard for the lives of others. Fictional pirates may have some of the following in common. Yelling RRRR Cutlasses Bandannas Tricorner Hats Wooden legs Jugs of rum Stolen goods Stolen ships
Somalian pirates can be compared to the privateers of the Golden Age of Piracy, such as those operating in the Caribbean during the 17th and 18th centuries. Both groups engaged in maritime robbery, often targeting merchant vessels, and operated in response to political and economic instability. Like privateers, who were sometimes sanctioned by governments to attack enemy ships, Somalian pirates emerged in a context of failed statehood and lawlessness, seeking profit through illegal means. Their tactics and motivations reflect a modern adaptation of piracy rooted in historical precedents.
The contemporary name for the Caribbean island that 16th-century pirates referred to as Hispaniola is Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The island is now divided into two nations, with Haiti occupying the western portion and the Dominican Republic occupying the eastern portion.
Modern Day Pirates - 2008 TV was released on: USA: 1 October 2008
He was a historical doctor!!
Um I think they have other pirates, like to take the place of the other pirate that died.
In the days of the sailing ship, pirates were the blood-thirsty thieves of the unchartered seas. Pirates were common along the shores of Africa and in the Caribbean, where they would attack ships that were taking supplies to trade with the settlements there. In the modern day, piracy occurs off the coasts of Africa where there is no effective naval law. It also occurs in the islands of southeast Asia and to a lesser extent in the West Indies. The object of modern piracy is theft of vessels or ransoming their crews and cargos.
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yes, they do