I found myself on the fence between a 6 or 7 when assessing Netflix's The Lost Pirate Kingdom. Despite its relentless pace and visually enticing portrayal of pirate life, the series falls short in terms of historical authenticity. Questionable reflections from certain experts and the occasional application of modern concepts on historical aspects raise concerns about accuracy.
The series at times appears like a low-budget CGI bluescreen drama, featuring moments of cringe-worthy acting. However, the redeeming quality lies in the general narrative, which remains faithful to historical events. Despite the flaws, The Lost Pirate Kingdom earns a 7 for offering a surprisingly informative piece on Caribbean pirates, delving deep into their intriguing history.
The series at times appears like a low-budget CGI bluescreen drama, featuring moments of cringe-worthy acting. However, the redeeming quality lies in the general narrative, which remains faithful to historical events. Despite the flaws, The Lost Pirate Kingdom earns a 7 for offering a surprisingly informative piece on Caribbean pirates, delving deep into their intriguing history.