Pirates Of The Caribbean - The Curse Of The Black Pearl (DVD)

fab film,seen it at the cinema,all round family entertainment,great action,and johnny depp!
i would highly recommend this film,

i brought it becuase i had the second one, and had seen the first one several times but didnt actually own it.

i like it because it is a fun film that anyone can watch, whatever age they are, or mood they are in, it suits. of course the attractiveness of the actors does help to make it that little bit more appealling!!

the extras on the third disk was one of the reasons i brought it, but they were not as good as i had expected. but that is probably the only bad thing about the product, and the main reason i brought it was for the film anyway, and that is as good as ever!

if you like pirates then you have to see this movie johny depp was made for this movie great swash bucklin action played the part to the max the second movie to it is as good as the first just cant wait for the third movie to arrive

would love to right review but wanker never sent it also no longer ebayer so thinking of stopping ebay as it fucked christmas up for my daughter

i purchased this item and never recieved it, the seller is no longer a member of ebay so couldnt even report him when i chequed his feedback he had more than 20 negatives so he has done it to more than just me,so i was very dissapointed especally as it was a christmas pressie:(

I BROUGHT THIS DVD FOR MY SON AS A CHRISTMAS PRESENT .HE WILL BE REALLY PLEASED.WE BORROWED A COPY FROM MY SISTER AND HE LOVED THE FILM ,NOW HE WILL HAVE A COPY FOR HIMSELF AT GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY AND DELIVERD TO THE DOOR.

i love all of it,i decided i would buy it because i have seen pirates of the caribbean and that was excellent aswel.

Seen the film, loved it. My daughter wanted a copy. Took a while to get one on ebay because we kept getting outbid (must be popular). The DVD we eventually won was immaculate. Johnny Deppe is just fantastic in this film, so comical. The story is brilliant too, but of course you always know the hero will win. The pirates (skeletons) are good, although they could be a little scary to young children. Downside to this film? Can't think of any. Can't wait to watch the sequel.

What can I say other then Captain Jack is the best Pirate ever! Great acting by Depp............ AGAIN!

A good film always starts with good writing. People used to say comic books weren't filmable, but smart scripting has developed them into a respected genre. Skimpy children's books have been fleshed out into quality entertainment, and someday they'll finally make a decent movie based on a video game. Hey, why not use a soft drink commercial as inspiration? Because if they can make a blockbuster inspired by an old and dank Disneyland theme park ride, I'm convinced anything's possible if written well.

Few thought 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl would be a hit, but it was one of the year's most pleasant surprises—a funny, swashbuckling thrill ride that ultimately grossed more than $650 million worldwide. And now, few think that a sequel can possibly match that success or yield an equally amusing film.

Think again. Expectations are surpassed once again with Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, a film that not only lives up to its predecessor, but elevates it into a delightful saga that falls somewhere between the classic Indiana Jones films and the more recent Mummy movies.


Johnny Depp returns in the lead
role as the quirky-but-fun Jack Sparrow

What many people don't realize is that writers Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio (Shrek and 1998's similarly swashbuckling The Mask of Zorro) envisioned Pirates as a trilogy. With the success of the first movie, the next two chapters were ensured, filming back-to-back to save on production costs—yes, Dead Man's Chest is a cliffhanger to be concluded next summer. Moreover, the people responsible for the first movie have all returned—not just Elliot, Rossio, and the lead actors, but producer Jerry Bruckheimer, director Gore Verbinski, and most of the supporting players as well.

Our story begins with Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley), whose wedding day is rained upon literally and figuratively when both she and her heroic groom, Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), are arrested by Cutler Beckett (Tom Hollander), a representative of the East India Trading Company, for aiding and abetting in the escape of one Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp)—as you might remember from the ending of the first movie. The penalty is death, but Beckett is willing to make a deal with Turner—find Sparrow, retrieve his mysterious compass, and the young lovers will earn a full pardon.


Will (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth (Keira Knightley) never know what they'll run into

With no alternative, Turner accepts and searches for Sparrow a la Heart of Darkness. Meanwhile, the eccentric pirate has been keeping busy in search of a certain special key. It seems he owes his soul to none other than Davy Jones (Bill Nighy), the monstrously tentacled devil of the sea who bargains with dying sailors to gain their servitude with his mutated crew of half-men, half-sea creatures. Why did Sparrow strike the deal? What does the key open? And how is Will's presumed dead father, "Bootstrap" Bill Turner (Stellan Skarsgard), involved in all of this?

Finding these answers and others is part of the fun, and we're not meant to discover them all in this film. For sure, it doesn't all make sense (yet), but it's enough to be caught up in the ride as it progresses. Dead Man's Chest moves at a brisk pace like a Saturday morning matinee and the Indiana Jones movies. It starts off a little slow, and it's not wall-to-wall action, but I was never bored and still wanted more after nearly two-and-a-half hours.