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Jack escapes from a prison with the help of a dead body. We soon find Jack Sparrow ( Johnny Depp) is still a free-wheeling pirate and now is on a quest for a key that will open a cursed little treasure chest that holds the secret to controlling Davy Jones, his enemy. The world is changing, and pirates as well as colonist must find their place in the new order of things. The whole colony is in chaos, and a new authority is disposing the old.
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We then learn that these two are to stand trial for helping a pirate escape and that their demise looks very likely.
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The movie opens with a forlorn and spoiled wedding for Elizabeth ( Keira Knightley) and Will ( Orlando Bloom). Wrongs must be atoned for, promises must be kept. In “Dead Man’s Chest,” all debts previously incurred in the first movie must be paid. While “The Curse of the Black Pearl” was light-hearted, “Dead Man’s Chest” has a Heart of Malevolence. The movie starts out dark, gets darker, dives eagerly into the realm of Hades and ends up with nowhere lower to go.
The second movie, “Dead Man’s Chest,” is a pathetic, illegitimate stepchild that should have never been conceived. One would anticipate that the second movie in the franchise would be similar, since it did so very well at the box office. Bloodletting is kept to a minimum, and the camera cuts away from showing blood and graphic death. Pirates were well known for their raping and debauching habits, but while “The Curse of the Black Pearl” hints at these, most of the scenes are elegant and finely-crafted sword fighting and general plundering. Disney even managed to get in some excellent moral lessons, which are: Ill-gotten gains will never satisfy and will become an anchor around the neck, and-don’t judge someone by other people’s prejudices, decide a person’s merits by his or her actions.Īs one would expect, the actual conduct of real pirates had to be whitewashed for the first movie. Most impressively, it is all kept in the Disney tradition of “a fun time was had by all.” It was, however, rated PG-13 and was certainly too scary for very young or sensitive children. The first movie manages to seamlessly combine gorgeous cinematography, humor, both dry and broad, fantastic special effects, magnetic actors, an exciting and riveting plot, lush locations, and a perfect soundtrack. We feel some sympathy for them, because they are painted as still very human. The doomed pirates are, despite their brutality and greed, somehow made at times to be endearing and comic.
This ghostly ship is powered by a cursed wind of ill-gotten treasure and peopled by some pretty unsavory undead buccaneers.
“The Curse of the Black Pearl”, the first “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie, centers around a tattered but magnificent ship of legend that is the fastest on the seven seas. Regretfully, I am here to report, all is not well.
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Disney even decided to, under a shroud of secrecy, update the venerable “Pirates of the Caribbean” ride at Disney World park, despite grave misgivings of many faithful Disneyites. Most of the merchandising that I saw was aimed at smaller children. I was surprised to see a large amount of merchandising for the movie including chocolate and marshmallow breakfast cereal, white chocolate and other limited edition M&Ms, and fruit snacks.
As a huge fan of the first movie, I could not wait for the next installment.
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