Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Captain Jack Sparrow’s got a blood debt to pay: he owes his soul to the legendary Davy Jones, ghastly Ruler of the Ocean Depths. To escape eternal servitude aboard the Flying Dutchman, ever-crafty Jack must track down the still-beating heart of Jones. But he won’t do it alone: Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann are drawn back into another one of his perilous quests—assuming they can evade execution for aiding a pirate. From TMDB
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60 of 227 · most liked firstAyo Edebiri says she received 'insane death threats and racial slurs' after Elon Musk amplified a fake report claiming she was replacing Johnny Depp in a new 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film "Not only is he [a] fascist, he’s an idiot 🥰"
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean 2 is not a good movie but that water wheel scene is one of the best choreographed action scenes of all time. It has like 12 separate beats and they're all gold.
unlabelledView post →Open for work! 18 years experience in AAA games film/tv. What have I worked on? 6 Assassin's Creed games, Marvel MCU shows and films, Magic the Gathering cards, shorter stints on franchises like Deus Ex, Halo, Paths of Exile, Ghost in the Shell, Pirates of the Caribbean and many more.
unlabelledView post →I WAS planning on seeing Tron Ares, until learning that; A. The story has pretty much no connection to the previous two, B. Pretty much only exists because of Jared Leto funding it C. Is directed by the same guy who did the worst Pirates of the Caribbean movie Ill just listen to NIN's OST, thanks
unlabelledView post →Dariusz Wolski is the cinematographer for Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' film 🧟♂️ Past projects include: • Pirates of the Caribbean • Prometheus • The Martian • The Crow (1994)
unlabelledView post →“Pirates of the Caribbean” was much better as a movie than a foreign policy.
unlabelledView post →A new ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ movie is in active development at Disney 🏴☠️ (via Variety)
unlabelledView post →The next ‘PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN’ movie will reportedly focus on a main character, played by Margot Robbie. Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow would be a side character in the film. (Source: Deadline)
unlabelledView post →Jerry Bruckheimer reveals they are talking to Johnny Depp about returning for a new ‘PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN’ movie. “We’re working on a screenplay and hopefully we can get this done.” (Source: Deadline)
unlabelledView post →What the administration is doing now with California reminds me of the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.” Lord Cuthbert is executing pirates, and when he learns that those at the gallows are singing, he responds, “Finally.” The cruelty is part of the plan. (Thread)
unlabelledView post →Jerry Bruckheimer says Margot Robbie is still involved in the next ‘PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN’ movie. (Source: www.thewrap.com/jerry-bruckh...)
unlabelledView post →Hard to believe, but it's 20 years today that Pirates of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest was released into the world. Lightning in a bottle, as they say. #VFX #Film #Animation #PiratesofTheCaribbean
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski says the increasing use of Unreal Engine over Maya for visual effects in films is "the greatest slip backwards" and makes movies look more like video games. www.videogameschronicle.com/news/greates...
unlabelledView post →The theme for this birthday was pirates, that's why I went back to one of my favorite movie series growing up. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides 3/5 My Letterboxd: boxd.it/7HOQ7 #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday
unlabelledView post →Dicaprio is probably the more accurate, but even then he has his share of meh movies. Cage is also pretty accurate, he is really good when the role fits his style, otherwise he is so cringe. His acting in Pig is incredible. Depp is IMO super overrated. He was really good in Fear and Loathing, Donnie Brasco or Edward Scissorhands, but since Pirates of the Caribbean he mostly played some variations of Jack Sparrow. Sandler is actually a fucking good actor, but he always chooses the lazy way…
unlabelledView post →Top Easter Movies in no particular order: • The Matrix • Dune: Part II • The Princess Bride • Star Trek III: The Search for Spock • Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers • Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest • Avatar (every movie somehow)
unlabelledView post →Each time you make a joke, there is a mental shockwave like the first time the coin hits the water in the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, signaling dozens of accounts with blue hearts in their bio, calling, compelling them to come take your comment at face value and reply to it very seriously.
unlabelledView post →Really sucks Depp turned out to be horrible because that first Pirates of the Caribbean movie went ultra hard on every metric
unlabelledView post →This is just movies period. Its the time old "Well, Cutthroat Island bombed so audiences must just hate Pirate movies----oh huh Pirates of the Caribbean made a LOT of money???" situation. Its always just a bad movie, not a bad genre.
unlabelledView post →just learning the director of Pirates of the Caribbean hasn't made a film since 2016, can someone hire this guy again James Gunn give him some random character from DC and let him go crazy with a good script
unlabelledView post →Witchy Black Women in film ✨️🔮 (The Craft // A.H.S. Coven // Pirates of the Caribbean // Sinners)
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006) Peak. They pick up from the fairly self-contained first film and build into a new trilogy so effortlessly. Action, direction, sets, and music continue to be some of the best. So glad I could get Jordan's reaction to my favorite ending to a film.
unlabelledView post →I'm just going to say it! Whenever I'm watching a Pirates of the Caribbean movie, I'm rooting for Barbossa the whole time. Doesn't matter which movie.
unlabelledView post →It's a real shame Johnny Depp turned out to be a complete monster, Geoffrey Rush a handsy asshole, and Keira Knightley took a job on Harry Potter (and is being kind of a dick about it), because the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie is a pretty perfect piece of cinematic entertainment.
unlabelledView post →The first Pirates of the Caribbean film, but only the first of them, managed to successfully navigate the pirates ranging from villainous to anti-heroic while retaining audience sympathy and interest. I'm not even angry at them for failing to pull this off again, I think it's just legit difficult.
unlabelledView post →Ah yes, the movie with references to The Shining, Monty Python, Pirates of the Caribbean, Bud Light commercials, Dawn of the Dead, The Matrix, M.C. Hammer, and Karate Kid all in the span of a single 2-minute scene.
unlabelledView post →QTP with a movie sequel that really hits 🎥 Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)
unlabelledView post →One thing about me is that I LOVE the Pirates of the Caribbean (ride and movie franchise). The idea of being a pirate in general sounds free and nice.
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007) Closes out the trilogy perfectly. Its everything I want out of a Pirate film. Constantly swapping positions, betrayals, schemes and an incredible final battle. Also the most satisfying and romantic closer. Gore Verbinski was God during this time.
unlabelledView post →add a pinch of salt to make a movie saltier: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (with a pinch of salt)
unlabelledView post →Happy 20th anniversary to Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Immaculate film in an immaculate trilogy. Happy we got Jordan's first reaction to these last year.
unlabelledView post →I don't think any film will ever replicate the surprise and pure joy I experienced sitting in the theater to see a dopey Disneyland ride movie and slowly realizing Pirates of the Caribbean was gonna be dope as hell
unlabelledView post →The British navy have union jacks in Pirates of the Caribbean even though it takes place before the Act of Union. I expect a bit more accuracy in my zombie-pirate film for kids that's based on a theme ride, actually.
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) Still holds up tremendously and reminds me this is my favorite film trilogy since this isn't even my favorite one. Immaculate sets, score that syncs with action, and the performances are killer. We also checked out the Behind the Scenes
unlabelledView post →The more interesting tidbit is that this is actually pretty common. The prop house using real skeletons was actually pretty common and not unique to this production. The notable thing about this film was the sheer number of skeletons that they used, so they basically scooped up everything that was out there, and how much the live actors actually interacted with the skeletons. It wasn't particularly unusual for skeletons to be used as props. Really, just about any time you saw a skeleton on…
unlabelledView post →Raise your hand if you think it sucks that there have been FIVE 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movies but only ONE 'Master and Commander' film.
unlabelledView post →I lost the plot to Pirates of the Caribbean halfway through the first movie. I know I’m not alone.
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean in Disneyland also used medical skeletons. It wasn't that long ago that they were really easy to purchase, a couple instructors at my university had full skeletons and would bring them in for class. I wanted to buy one just to keep in my closet as a joke, but beer came first.
unlabelledView post →"A new Tron movie." 🤨 "With a Nine Inch Nails soundtrack." 😕 "Where the programs enter the real world." 🙄 "By the guy who directed the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean movie." 😬 "And it stars Jared Leto." 🤬
unlabelledView post →The first Pirates of the Caribbean movie came out in 2003. 23 years ago. So if you need me I’ll be getting sick in a field over this information.
unlabelledView post →The third Pirates of the Caribbean movie begins with an officer reading a list of rights that have been suspended, including Habeas Corpus and right to trial by jury. Do we know if Trump recently watched that movie?
unlabelledView post →The sword-catching scene in Pirates of the Caribbean took hours to film - their final reaction was completely real 🎬⚔️
unlabelledView post →Ayo Edebiri says she received 'insane death threats and racial slurs' after Elon Musk amplified a fake report claiming she was replacing Johnny Depp in a new 'Pirates of the Caribbean' film "Not only is he [a] fascist, he’s an idiot 🥰" I can't with this stupidity #moviesky #brainrotapp #ayoedebiri
unlabelledView post →I realize I come across as erudite and sophisticated but you must understand I lost the plot halfway through the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie
unlabelledView post →Netflix’s “The Sea Beast” has to be an underrated animated film that some how slipped through the cracks as it invokes a lot of what the older Dreamworks movies did. If that doesn’t sell you it’s like How To Train Your Dragon and Pirates of the Caribbean had a baby.
unlabelledView post →I just finished watching the first Pirates of the Caribbean film, and during the final battle, one of my neighbors started setting off fireworks outside. It nearly gave me a heart attack but made the film so much more immersive 🤣🤣🤣
unlabelledView post →Disney' Pirates of the Caribbean ad (1967).
unlabelledView post →I never saw this film (which I have in common with most of the world's population) but it feels like a relic of a bygone age, rather than thirteen years ago. The amount of money Disney spent on this, clearly convinced it would be the next Pirates Of The Caribbean. There was tie-in Lego!
unlabelledView post →Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011) Solid film that unfortunately is following up immaculately directed films. Action feels a bit flatter. Barbossa could handle Kaido.
unlabelledView post →Last movie of 2024: Treasure Planet First movie of 2025: Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 🏴☠️🦄?????
unlabelledView post →In every other instance of a film trilogy releasing the second and third entries close together (Back to the Future, The Matrix, Pirates of the Caribbean), parts two and three are filmed back to back, but for some reason that didn't occur to the people in charge at Sony
unlabelledView post →Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme kicked a woman and his ex-wife alleged domestic abuse. Why the cosy makeover?. I’ll bite: how about the fact that frontman Josh Homme’s ex-wife Brody Dalle testified in court that he head-butted her so hard that she “saw stars” and said he had fantasised about killing her? Or that he kicked a female photographer in the face? It’s certainly not what anyone’s talking about as part of Homme’s friendly neighbourhood rock star image rehabilitation: duetting on…
unlabelledView post →Ruin a movie by replacing one word in the title with "Sausage" PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: CURSE OF THE BLACK SAUSAGE
unlabelledView post →There's something fascinating to realize many my favorite action/adventure movies have a horror twist. The Mummy, Indian Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean all take a turn at around the midpoint into the supernatural -- despite already being a genre film.
unlabelledView post →just watched Hundreds of Beavers, The Naked Gun (1988), and the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie back-to-back my eyes hurt but i'm happy
unlabelledView post →We watched Pirates of the Caribbean the night before and that’s a film that’s got a really good script. Just seems like a good model
unlabelledView post →So unwell I’m watching the 67th Pirates of the Caribbean film. So far an entirely unable to follow what’s going on, and I cannot work out if it’s me or this terrible, terrible plot.
unlabelledView post →There’s also a thing where people act like I’m obligated to take anything that’s offered to me as a below the line film worker. I never did that…unless I ran out of hours for my health insurance then it’s Pirates of the Caribbean 5 for me.
unlabelledView post →20 films that have stayed with you or influenced you - one film per day, in no particular order. no explanations, no reviews, just screenshots. 13/20 Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl
unlabelledView post →🚨 stay tuned! 🚨 newly released footage of live action remake of previously live action/cgi film, Pirates of the Caribbean per Disney: necromancy played a large part in new skeleton actors (non union) Dosney excited to announce that the reanimated remains are those of beloved long-dead animators
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