Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

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irene I @RT97622909 5 days ago Pure fun , that’s how I would describe it all the pirates movies! See more aura R @auramam Sep 15, 2026 uma das melhores franquias da Disney See more stephenpaul C @ash20261234567890 Sep 13, 2026 The worldwide gross is $960,996,492.00. See more Ryan T @RT48836992 Sep 13, 2026 At World’s End is the most frustrating film of the original trilogy. The spectacle is undeniable, yet the plot is needlessly convoluted; and some of its clearer creative choices are even harder to defend. Davy Jones is far too fascinating a villain to be reduced to Beckett’s dull character. Bill Nighy brought such menace and tragedy to Jones that stripping him of his agency in favor of a far less compelling antagonist feels like a waste. Killing the Kraken off-screen was equally disappointing. Disappointedly, I spent the entire maelstrom sequence hoping the storm would somehow bring the beast back for one final. What a drag. Still, time has made me appreciate its ambition. The maelstrom finale is spectacular, the film reaches an almost operatic grandeur, and despite its flaws, there’s nothing quite like it. And that haunting opening is the best opening sequence of any Pirates film to date. However, it's still not enough to bring the film in its entirety up in rank. Go figure. See more Robert P @Superbad Sep 7, 2026 This is the lowest rated movie of all the Pirates of the Caribbean! See more Dakota P @DaCinephile Aug 31, 2026 At World’s End was a fantastic ride that left me yearning for movies where espionage waits around every corner. It felt rare to watch double, triple, and quadruple crossings unfold to the point that I genuinely didn’t know where anyone stood. Again, the visual effects of the Pirates franchise should be studied by studios doing similar work today. The effects in this movie could have debuted last week, let alone nearly twenty years ago. At World’s End also crosses an impressive number of thematic strata, traversing family drama, the complications of love, the question of what code one chooses to live by, and even the ethics of how we treat the mystical. My admiration was checked only once, during the marriage scene, where it felt as though the film needed to make sure two people ended up together but had nowhere natural left to do it. Suspending judgment on that one scene leaves the rest of the film in elite company. A film worthy of representing the franchise as a whole. See more Read all reviews

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