Major 2015 Pirates of the Caribbean Refurbishment Watch/Rumor.

FigmentJedi

Well-Known Member
Only flaw in that logic is the rides supposed storyline is set before the POTC Flicks.
The town sequences yeah, but the whole "Skeleton caves are long after all the pirates are dead and we go back in time" thing is still meant to be the framing device that whoever took charge of the Florida refurbishment totally forgot was not entirely in effect there (WDW's having been conceived as present-tense with the pirates attacking the fort while you're in the queue)
 

Goofyernmost

Well-Known Member
That film was endless and didn't make a damn bit of sense.

Did I mention it was endless?

Killed the franchise entirely for me.
Mine was killed half way through number two. I have never looked back. One is the only one as far as I am concerned. "Curse of the Black Pearl" was loose and smooth feeling, the rest, just from what little I have accidentally seen, have seem labored and dragging.
 

MichWolv

Born Modest. Wore Off.
Premium Member
Endless, and directionless.
Exhausting and unsatisfying to get through.
Definitely a case where more is less. (Or too much.)

I thoroughly enjoyed the first two.
Suffered through the third.
Was partially redeemed with the 4th.
First one was great.
Second seemed like so much set-up for the third,
Which was not good, thereby dragging down the second one as well.
Fourth, I agree, was partial redemption.
 

Lee

Adventurer
Plus Ian McShane (Blackbeard) was a pretty good villain. He's no Barbosa, but he was good.
Pfffftttt.....
McShane's Blackbeard is better than Barbossa.
And it was far from his best role/performance.

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HMF

Well-Known Member
The town sequences yeah, but the whole "Skeleton caves are long after all the pirates are dead and we go back in time" thing is still meant to be the framing device that whoever took charge of the Florida refurbishment totally forgot was not entirely in effect there (WDW's having been conceived as present-tense with the pirates attacking the fort while you're in the queue)
Exactly, There is no time travel in the WDW version.
 

HMF

Well-Known Member
Mine was killed half way through number two. I have never looked back. One is the only one as far as I am concerned. "Curse of the Black Pearl" was loose and smooth feeling, the rest, just from what little I have accidentally seen, have seem labored and dragging.
There is also some question as to if the screenwriters deserve as much credit for one as they have gotten.
 

ght

Well-Known Member
That film was endless and didn't make a damn bit of sense.

Did I mention it was endless?

Killed the franchise entirely for me.
Even calling the third one a "film" is probably giving it too much credit. The fourth one was Citizen Kane compared to the third.
 

ChrisFL

Premium Member
I liked the third one, in that it had some good art direction and beautiful scenes, the pirate ships in the whirlpool, the lineup of ships....the beach fight scenes.

But the plot was all over the place, and I never did figure out what was going on.
 

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