hecoxjus Of all the sequels to the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, this was the most meh. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad movie. But it might be a bit of a stretch to call it a good one. So this film finds itself stuck in the middle.Acting, once again, was fantastic, the music was great, and the effects were beautiful. The plot, once again, though, is what killed it.The main flaw of the movie is that it doesn't feel like a Pirates of the Caribbean movie, and more like a spin off adventure. This probably happens because it lacks several characters who had major roles in the last movie. Case in point: Will Turner, Elizabeth Swan, Pintel, and Ragetti. These are the characters who seemed to be missing from the movie. Of course, there were others, such as Davy Jones, but most of those characters are dead, and even though that didn't stop Barbosa, bringing back Davy Jones would be flat out illogical. The rest of the movie was pretty good, but the fact that it remained so unfaithful to the other movies makes this one feel less like a proper movie, and more like a Netflix spin off.

mattiasvermeersch Everything right and wrong with Pirates of the Caribbean 4: On Stranger Tides. This movie was released in 2011 and was the most popular movie in this series. The story is about the search for the source of eternal life. The author is Rob Marschall, who first directed a movie from this series. It's a historic movie, with a comic subtitle. We all enjoyed this movie and definitely recommend it! Jack Sparrow searches with Black Beard and Angelica to the source of eternal life. When they reach the source after several fights, Barbossa Zwartbaard kills revenge for his right leg. As a last hope to save his life, Angelica and Blackbeard drink from the jaws. But because Jack gave them the wrong cups, Black Bear dies and Angelica gets extra years of life. An argument contra is that there are many falsehoods in the movie, there is a lot of imagination. Some arguments pro, on the other hand, include the amazing crew, the immersive story line and the good quality. These are some reasons why you should definitely watch the movie. We are certainly not sorry that we enjoyed this movie for two hours.

Luka Debevc I don't understand why so many people hate this movie because in my opinion it's very good. It's well made, well preformed (especially Jack Sparrow if you compare his performance in his latest movie) and it has an interesting story and just because there aren't so many connections with the previous movies it doesn't mean it has to suck. It's one of the best in the franchise and i absolutely love it and am glad they made this movie. I suggest this movie to everybody and don't listen to the haters just make your own opinion about it.

swilliky Another episode of the pirate adventures takes Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) and company to the Fountain of Youth. After the Spanish discover a map to the fountain, Jack is heard to be recruiting in London when in fact he is pretending to be a judge to help free his first mate Joshamee Gibbs (Kevin McNally). He escapes from the British troops and Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) and seeks out his imposter, discovering that it is Angelica (Penélope Cruz), a former lover. They are all seeking the Fountain of Youth and Jack wakes up in a ship headed that way while Barbossa recruits Joshamee after he burned the map.Sparrow learns he's aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge captained by Edward Teach aka Blackbeard (Ian McShane) who can zombify his crew and is convinced he is the father of Angelica. Jack teams up with Scrum (Stephen Graham) who helpfully explains what is happening. Imprisoned on the ship is a religious man Philip (Sam Claflin) who refuses to fight. Jack tries to mutiny with the crew but Blackbeard puts an end to that quickly with magical powers controlling his ship. They head to Whitecap Bay to capture a mermaid for her tears. Blackbeard sends out a crew as bait to lure the mermaids who have sharp death and are quite deadly. Only through crafty maneuvers from Sparrow and luck by Philip do they capture a mermaid Syrena (Astrid Bergès-Frisbey). Check out more of this review and others at swilliky.com