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And even though the picture has all the weight of a paperclip, the franchise has at least matured since it's last time around. As long as it paints a tastily mythological backdrop for our pirates to plunder, we're kept smiling. But the plot doesn't hold much water, same as the first, though plot was never the point. The myth itself wrings deeper than the original's, with Davey Jones and his seafood cohorts rendered with an unholy amount of CGI goodness to make them squirm convincingly in all their scaly, slippery evil. What it boils down to is a mottled mess of a chase to find the key to Davey Jones' chest, and avoiding his gargantuan beast, the Kraken. Jack in the franchise's last swashbuckler. Held in a cell is Will's fiancé, Elizabeth Swan (Kiera Knightley), under charges of assisting Capt. Jack's magic compass, which supposedly points toward the treasure.

The English Navy blowhards also seem to be after the chest, and blackmail William Turner (Orlando Bloom) to seek out Capt. Jones' beating heart, which was ravaged by the likes of a lady whom he loved in the past. The Dead Man's Chest factors in as it holds Mr. Debts, as we've all learned by now, are not things Mr. The plot has something to do with ole' Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp, of course) and his debt to Davy Jones (Bill Nighy). Dead Man's Chest is a continuation of the original Pirates adventure, just with a couple extra unmarked sails tacked onto its deck. It doesn't overdose on a memorable character from the original (cough, Matrix Revolutions, cough) or over-broaden it's scope (cough, Matrix Reloaded,cough). And Pirates 2, for all its expansion, manages to dodge common sequelitis pitfalls. There's entertainment enough to be had without all the other hodgepodge. Of course, story's not the point of these flicks and it surely doesn't have to be. But while Superman Returns may have dragged some in its 150 minutes, Pirates hurtles along at a pace only expected from the offspring of a Disneyland theme-ride, rarely slowing for piddling bits of nonsense like, oh say, story. Not to mention that two and a half hour running length. There's more adventure, more violence, more pirates, and more myth. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest reviewed by Sam Osborn rating: 3.0 out of 4 More, more, more seems to be the theme running through Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest.

Reviewed by samseescinema 8 / 10 Dead Man's Chest is great entertainment

Downloading Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s