Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest (2006)

• Year: 2006
• Released: 07 Jul 2006
• Country: United States
• Adwords: Won 1 Oscar. 45 wins & 54 nominations total
• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383574/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/Pirates_of_the_Caribbean_Dead_Mans_Chest
• Metacritics: https://www.metacritic.com/movie/pirates-of-the-caribbean-dead-mans-chest
• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 2160p
• Language: English, Turkish, Greek, Mandarin, French
• MPA Rating: PG-13
• Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
• Runtime: 151 min
• Writer: Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Stuart Beattie
• Director: Gore Verbinski
• Cast: Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley
• Keywords: monster, aftercreditsstinger, daughter, witch, cannibal,

	7.3/10
	53/100
	53% – Critics
	72% – Audience

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest Storyline

William and Elizabeth are sentenced to death for being in contact with Jack Sparrow. For saving Elizabeth, Will accepts to bring Jack’s compass in exchange for his and Elizabeth’s freedom. Meanwhile, Jack is being hunted by Davy Jones. Elizabeth escapes from prison to look for Will. Jack agrees to trade Will his compass if he finds a special key that will open a special chest. To find the key, Will goes aboard the Flying Dutchman, upon which he gets captured. He is reunited by his father on the Flying Dutchman. He finds the key and escapes the ship. Meanwhile, Jack gets Elizabeth to find the chest containing the heart of Davy Jones. Will and Elizabeth reunite on the island and open the chest and find the heart of Davy Jones. While Jack wants it to settle his debt to Jones, Will wants it to free his father and another person wants it for his own needs. Who is this mysterious person and what does he want to do with it?

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Best Of The ‘Pirates’ Trilogy, And Demo-Quality For Blu-Ray

After seeing all three of the “Pirates Of The Caribbean” films, I still think this second one was easily the best of the three. Most friends disagree with me on this, but…..hey, we all look at films differently.

This was the best “Pirates” to me because it had some fascinating new characters; it did not have the sappy or annoying characters and romance of the first film; it had just the right mix of action and lulls and it had some super special-effects and humor. Much of that good stuff, unfortunately, was overdone in the third film.which also dragged on too long. This movie isn’t short, but none of the action scenes go on too long and so the entire two-and-a-half hours is entertaining.

Also (and this goes for all three of the movie) it looks absolutely super on Blu-Ray. It’s the reason POTC is often shown in electronic stores promoting high-definition televisions because this film is about as good-looking as it gets. It’s incredibly sharp.

The newest main character is the multi-tentacled “Davy Jones,” and he’s a real hoot. Who knows how many hours each day poor Bill Nighy had to sit in the makeup room before “Davy” was ready for action. (Actually, the same good be said for Johnny Depp’s “Capt. Jack Farrow, who wears almost has much makeup as the late Tammy Fae Bakker.) Anyway, between the battles of both land and sea, something interesting always is going on or being said in this movie, making it a fun ride all the way.

Overlong, but this is a lively and hugely enjoyable sequel!

This film is a little too long, and doesn’t quite have the charm of the predecessor. But it is solid entertainment, with a good plot, and consistently good acting, as well as the whole production looking stunning. Johnny Depp is as lovable as always as Jack, and Kiera Knightly is as lovely as ever. Orlando Bloom, while less charismatic than he was in the first movie, is still charming. Jonathan Pryce and Jack Davenport also delight, as does Stellan Skargaard as Bootstrap Bill. But an unrecognisable Bill Nighy almost steals the show as the rather creepy Davy Jones. The special effects and the stunts were very impressive especially with the very scary krakon, so was the outstanding music score and although the script lacks the sparkle of the predecessor, this is a resoundingly entertaining film nonetheless. Oh, and be prepared for a surprise at the end. 8/10 Bethany Cox.

Good CGI effects, that’s it

This is everything I hate about Hollywood blockbusters: pretentious, overly staged, clichéd, predictable, full of lame humour and, the worst sin of all, entirely overlong. Truly, this film doesn’t know when to quit, and at two and a half hours the joke quickly wears thin. When you’re making a lightweight action flick, the last thing you want to do is be repetitive: the lean pacing of a film like RAMBO showed how to do it just right. This almost plot less amalgamation of natives, pirates, ships, swordplay, sea monsters, and zombie pirates is wearying beyond belief, a self-indulgent show piece conceived entirely as a money spinner and nothing else.

Everyone raves over Johnny Depp in these films, but I’m afraid to say I can’t stand the sight of Captain Jack. I suppose I’m the only one who thinks this drugged up, spaced out loser is entirely inappropriate in a kid’s film – a Disney film to boot. The rest of the cast fare no better, with Orlando Bloom a charisma-free zone and Keira Knightley entirely bland. The huge supporting cast are entirely wasted, with nothing roles for the returning Jack Davenport, Tom Hollander, Mackenzie Crook, and Jonathan Pryce. Stellan Skarsgard pops up as a barnacle-encrusted pirate but he doesn’t make much of an impression, either.

So why on earth did I watch this? For one reason alone: the special effects. I’d heard that the CGI in this really was special, so I was eager to see what multi-millions of dollars in computer effects could achieve. I wasn’t disappointed. The entire movie is chock full of effects work, but they’re most notable when it comes to the monsters. A giant kraken looks the part and is a definitely highlight, and the mud-men-zombies are also highly effective. Best of all, though, is Bill Nighy’s character of Davy Jones, a guy who looks like a human Cthulhu. The squid effects used to animate Nighy are exceptional and among the best I’ve seen on film. Okay, so the script is daft, the spectacle excessive, repetitive and frequently against the laws of physics, but in terms of sheer CGI genius, this will take some beating.