ISTCrew20 said:I thought the movie was great. Did anyone else notice the old shacks in the water and the fireflys when they went to see Tia Dalma (which I thought were made to look like the beginning of Disneyland's Pirates)
Master Yoda said:A few cool trailers but nothing really mind blowing. Deja Vu, (etc)...
Movie and other critics are the ultimate in irony.What I have observed is when a person becomes too knowledgeable and too deeply involved in a subject their opinions become radically skewed from what the general public will think. They can only find fault with what is on the screen and can no longer enjoy any movie.PirateJessica20 said:lol and them dunking the Mayor into the well!! LOL
Entertainment Weekly gave it a D+...why?!?!
This is why I never listen to critics.
amykissangel said:Wow, they're really pushing this "Lady in the Water" movie. First, a preview before "The Lakehouse," then a preview before "Superman," now one before "Pirates." Although, to be fair, Pirates previews were before a lot of movies as well.
Went to the midnight screening too?CommandoDisney said:i really liked it. at some points it seemed a little long, but that may have been because it was 1am. theres a lot more going on, a lot of twists, a lot more character development and a lot more action. its darker than the first and my mom thought it was funnier too. its like they took the first movie and "plussed" everything. id give a more descriptive review, but i know people would get mad.
Thanks, that was interesting. :wave:I haven't seen the movie yet.TAC said:
- Keira Knightley had to wear hair extensions because she had cut her hair short for her role in Domino (2005).
- The gigantic wheel weighed at 1800 pounds standing at 18 feet tall.
- This was first time Johnny Depp portrayed the same character in more than one movie
- In June of 2006, the "Flying Dutchman" set ship was towed to Castaway Cay, Disney Cruise Line's private island where it was displayed in promotion release of the movies.
- The Black Pearl is the only ship in the Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and its sequel which operate under power. All others are built atop other ships such as barges with only the portions seen by the cameras completed.
TAC said:
- The Black Pearl is the only ship in the Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest and its sequel which operate under power. All others are built atop other ships such as barges with only the portions seen by the cameras completed.
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