Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017)

Nice effects though.

Good , But It Is Overrated By Some

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Despite On Stranger Tides not living up to expectations of other films in the franchise, Dead Men Tell No Tales delivers on all the action and comedy that made the franchise popular in the first place. While Jack Sparrow at times is a little too drunk, it is made up for by the hilarious comedy and awesome action. The scene where he was spinning around on a guillotine was one of the most memorable parts of the movie.The new characters, Carina and Henry, are also enjoyable. It's nice to see characters who are not always in need of rescuing. Captain Salazar is by far one of the best villains in the franchise. He is ruthless and menacing. The design for him, the crew and the Silent Mary are all spectacular. One of the best moments was when his ship came crashing down on the British on and it showed how monsterous Salazar really is. I also liked the British captain in this one much better than Beckett who was not my cup of tea.For me though, the breakout performance was Geoffrey Rush's Captain Hector Barbossa. Barbossa has been my favorite character since the first movie and Dead Men Tell No Tales delivers. In this movie, Barbossa is more vulnerable than he was in Stranger Tidea and World's End. For one thing, he is defeated by Salazar and forced to make a deal in order to spare his life. While a similar thing happened in Stranger Tides, this time, the stakes are up and it feels more intense, like Salazar could kill him any time. Barbossa is also much older in this film and it clearly shows plus the fact that he is handicapped. His relationship with Jack was very entertaining and the fact that Carina is his daughter allows viewers to see a more compassionate side to him. His sacrifice at the end, while heartbreaking, was a nice way to send him off because Barbossa became a true hero in that moment, thus completing his journey from villain to antihero to hero. Captain Hector Barbossa was truly one of the most amazing and complelling characters in Dead Men Tell No Tales.Aside from that, the film had some fun cameos including Paul McCarthey(idk how to spell it), Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightly.Criticisms: Jack Sparrow was at times a little annoying and too drunk. Like Dead Man's Chest, they had this one really unnecessary scene which involved Jack once more trying to escape from the bad guys, wind up on an island, and get captured by angry natives (sound familiar?). Anyways, I give Dead Men Tell No Tales a 9/10 for great characters, cool actions and hilarious comedy.

I am so sick of lazy writing this one was suppose to take place before the others but they kill off a character who is in the other one's ! The black pearl is in a bottle but they take it out again not until the others. I swear they should be made to watch the others before they can write for it and take a written test. Starting with questions like who can not die in this one since they are alive in the other's. This was just a sequel for the money I heard Johnny Depp is as dumb as his character he plays and is going broke fast so he did this for the paycheck. It is almost as sad as Depp still thinking he is 21 and that young women want him or his so called "band" that he pays 100% of all the money it takes for them to tour and no one knows the name of any of his songs. If you like the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise don't watch this if this was the first one there would have been no sequels at all.

Not as good as previous Pirates Of The Caribbean movies.. the story is so bad.. and the character of Jack Sparrow is spoiled.

Jack Sparrow, drunk and with a shrunken Black Pearl in a bottle in his pocket, finds himself tasked with helping Will Turner's son Henry find the Trident of Poseidon which will enable him to lift the curse on Will, doomed to captain the Flying Dutchman. Having accidentally acquired the company of young female astronomer Carina, they find their quest dogged by savage anti-pirate undead spirit, Salazar, out for revenge against Sparrow.Johnny Depp's 5th outing as Jack Sparrow - sorry, CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow - marks a return to form. The first film was a surprise and delight. But, notwithstanding good moments, I felt each of the following films was more disappointing than the one before. Number 5 is pretty good, though.It has a strong story which is quite complicated, but well put together. And it deals with dangling threads from earlier films and resolves them satisfactorily. For that reason, I think it would be a fitting film with which to end the franchise - go out on a positive note!Depp can play Sparrow in his sleep by now, but Jack isn't really the main character here. There are plenty of funny lines for him, and good opportunities for drunken mincing, but this film is really Harry, Carina and Salazar. Like I said, there is quite a lot of story on board, and Jack Sparrow's share is quite small. Fortunately, Brenton Thwaites (Henry), Kaya Scodelario (Carina) and Xavier Bardem (Salazar) handle the heavy lifting well.The other cast members are, of course, more than reliable, from the familiar (Geoffrey Rush, Sparrow's crew etc.) to the new (David Wenham). The action set pieces are every bit as extravagant as we have become used to: the bank robbery is great fun, and the finale is excellent. The CGI is as good as one would expect - the skeletal sharks are hugely impressive, especially in 3D.And, like so many films this year, there is a strong emphasis on family. And that isn't just Harry Turner's family: a family connection turns up in the most unexpected place, and pays off beautifully.No one expected a theme park ride to provide the inspiration for a series of hit movies, but I have enjoyed all the Pirates films. This is the best since the original, and - for a number of reasons - it would be a fitting end to the series.