RottenTomatoes.com
Log In | Register | What is RT?
Check out the new RT Community
  • Home
  • Movies
  • DVD
  • Celebrities
  • News
  • Critics
  • Trailers & Pictures
  • CommunityBeta
  • Features
  • | Columns
  • | Guides
RT Search Powered by Google
help icon Enhanced RT
searches on Google
Click here to turn on enhanced search results from RT on your Google searches.
 
News
Bruckheimer Hints About "Pirates" Spinoffs
by Scott Weinberg | May 11, 2007
Discuss Article
It's been well-reported that Johnny Depp would have no problem staying on with the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies, and it seems like producer Jerry Bruckheimer just might have a few tricks up his sleeve.

Apparently the original trilogy will remain a self-possessed unit, but that doesn't mean there couldn't be a few spinoff titles. Here's what the producer told The Herald Sun: "This is the end [of the current trilogy], but whether one of the characters or a couple of the characters continue on, it’s a possibility ... Certainly, in a moment at the end of the film there is a hope that something else might happen."

That seems to be about all the tidbits J.B. will divulge regarding future "Pirates" plans, but come on. We're all experienced movie geeks. If you think this franchise is going to stop at only three mega-profitable flicks, you're nuts!



Having said that, here are a few suggestions: "Pintel & Righetti Go to White Castle," "The Snooty Adventures of Commodore Norrington," "Mr. & Mrs. Davy Jones," and "King Kong vs. The Kraken."

Source: Moviehole.net

Related Items
Celeb: Johnny Depp
Jerry Bruckheimer
Movie: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Bookmark and Share
Comments (1-19 of 19 posts) | Reply
Canuck666
Canuck666 writes:
on May 11 2007 03:44 AM

I hope they do a spinoff where the little monkey and the kraken enter a wormhole that sends them to early 21st century New York. Traditional action/comedy buddy movie with obligatory sequel where they team up with Joe Pesci and wild and wacky adventures ensue.

(Reply to this)
jacog
jacog writes:
on May 11 2007 04:08 AM

If there's something weird... in your neighbourhood... who ya gonna call?

(Reply to this)
mojodaddy
mojodaddy writes:
on May 11 2007 04:54 AM

In reply to this comment (#864994)
You saw my screenplay?!?!?!!?

(Reply to this)
mbrocchi
mbrocchi writes:
on May 11 2007 06:29 AM

I heard George Lucas is interested in writing it... He's looking for something serious with artistic integrity and less silly factor for his next project. ;)

(Reply to this)
Jugger
Jugger writes:
on May 11 2007 06:34 AM

it this going to be the next star wars???

and in 20 years we gonna have prequels of how Jack become ...... well Jack


(Reply to this)
Defmonkey
Defmonkey writes:
on May 11 2007 07:04 AM

In reply to this comment (#864994)
Isn't Pesci a bit old for that? Ooh, good scene for the sequel when Pesci can have that awesome "I'm getting too old for this shit" line. That would be total awesomeness.

But there should be a younger, better 3rd wheel actor for that?

*thinks for awhile*

Alright, lets hire Pesci for the bit! He still loves money!


(Reply to this)
jacog
jacog writes:
on May 11 2007 07:25 AM

I hope you are being sarcastic about that "I'm getting too old for this shit" line...

It should be banned from scripts, along with "Oooh, that's gotta hurt", "I got to get me one of those." and shots of people getting hit in the crotch. It's just not funny anymore.


(Reply to this)
laika86
laika86 writes:
on May 11 2007 07:48 AM

Wow I think Jacog missed the boat on this whole thread...

(Reply to this)
StupidSmurf
StupidSmurf writes:
on May 11 2007 08:54 AM

In reply to this comment (#864998)
Just so long as there's no scenes where Jack shakes his fists, looks up and yells "Nooooooooooo!!!!!!!!", then count me in! ;-)

...and no Ewoks or Jar-Jar, unless it's a scene showing them trapped (and slowly drowning) on a rapidly sinking sailing ship, ablaze and riddled with cannonfire from the Black Pearl. ;-)


(Reply to this)
badmoviecritic
badmoviecritic writes:
on May 11 2007 09:19 AM

im starting to think there are better comedy/scene/script writers on this website than in hollywood. of course, no one here came up with the masterpiece that was 'perfect stranger'. best acting by halle berry since catwoman....pardon me while i barf up a furrball.. anyways, continue to amuse me folks, since you are all here simply for my enjoyment since i created the internet (despite what al gore claims)

(Reply to this)
Defmonkey
Defmonkey writes:
on May 11 2007 09:39 AM

In reply to this comment (#865001)
I think he missed the whole thing, when the OP wanted a movie about The Kraken and a monkey.

Oooh! New line! The Monkey and The Kraken can be having an argument and the Kraken would say "Do you understand the words coming out of my teethy gapping hole?"

It should have Chris Tucker as the voice of the Kraken. I thought about having him as the monkey since the monkey is more annoying, but the general audience would feel having a black male voicing an annoying monkey that gets pushed around 'racism.'

I can already see Sharpton wanting Capt Jack to walk the Plank.


(Reply to this)
Rockslide
Rockslide writes:
on May 11 2007 09:51 AM

Well I think its obvious from these pictures that this movie focuses on Chinese pirates in a plot to bootleg their own movie and setup an international dvd scam. Jack wants a cut of the internet sells of said bootleg. So obviously the sequel will feature modern day hacker/pirates writing a program so complex that it creates a wormhole within the kraken's mouth pulling all of his eaten victims into a never-ending press junket tour thereby promoting further bootleg sales. Its complex but it works on screen- you'll see.

(Reply to this)
Elixor
Elixor writes:
on May 11 2007 11:03 AM

The new spin-off movie has to be a feel-good, cheap-ass movie that can cash in on the popularity and success of the Pirates movies.

So the Kraken and the monkey are warped into the ocean, modern times. The Kraken gets captured by some big game hunters on a boatwho want to make expensive luggage and sushi out of him. They take the Kraken some big factory that's contributing to global warming on some island somewhere. The monkey then has to find his buddy and release him from the evil big game hunters. The monkey gets to the shores of NY City and runs into an old Asian mystic in some dark alley who turns him into a human. The monkey enlists the help of some young troubled teens with no self-esteem, but amazing computer skills. Together they track down the evil factory through live satelite imaging, that they somehow can access through their computers, and convince one of the teens' Mother, who happens to be a lawyer for the EPA, that this factory has to be shut down. Then there's a big scene with the human monkey, the teens, the EPA, and military because it's cool that way, showing up to shut down the illegal factory and release all the endangered animals held captive there. There's a big gun fight with cool slow motion action and a senseless chase scene. The villians set the factory to self-destruct, because all factories have this capability, and the teens manage to stop it from blowing up with a computer virus they create in twenty seconds of random typing on one of their laptops. The evil big game hunters are arrested, the factory doesn't blow up, and the teens are now all happy and ready to contribute positively to the world from now on. At this point the Monkey magically transforms back to his true form, says good-bye to his teen friends and rides off with the Kraken to the music, "We are family .....". The End

Bam! Now I want my millions of dollars for my brilliant plot.


(Reply to this)
P-Worm
P-Worm writes:
on May 11 2007 04:11 PM

In reply to this comment (#865006)
Signed.

P-Worm


(Reply to this)
ZeIceAge
ZeIceAge writes:
on May 11 2007 04:27 PM

Elixor, I'm a big studio executive. I'd like to buy your script for 3 Million Dollars.

(Reply to this)
dracus
dracus writes:
on May 12 2007 07:28 AM

This is right up there with the new Terminator movies. It's hard to let go when you got a cash cow by the tail.

(Reply to this)
Timbo0075
Timbo0075 writes:
on May 13 2007 01:00 PM

[b]Fuck This[/b]
Why can't people stop at 3!? ... Some movies have many ways they good go to .... But pirates : Ive seen it all ... The second was worse than the first en the third looks the same... I think they are scruwing the legandary first pirates movie with these sequels


(Reply to this)
screwhead100
screwhead100 writes:
on May 13 2007 03:01 PM

i think it is possible to make good sequals if the script is strong and the story is unique.........if you stick to that formula and have a good director you can make as many sequals as you want In my opinion.........

(Reply to this)
Depp&POTCFan
Depp&POTCFan writes:
on May 28 2007 03:50 AM

POTC 3 was great :-] I hope they make a fourth one, as it seemed possible with the open ending. If they did, it would probably be about Jack tryng to get to the fountain of youth and getting The Pearl back, I presume, but could they do 2 movies about Jack getting The Pearl back? :-S (Talking bout CotB, as that is his main goal in that film too).

(Reply to this)
Read More Comments
Page | 1
Post Your Comment
You must be registered to post comments. Login or Register.

Related Links

Johnny Depp
  • Pictures
  • News
  • Filmography
  • Forum

Related Articles

  • Burton's Dark Shadows Rising in 2010 Opens in new window (12)
  • Depp Will Ride as Pancho Villa Opens in new window (8)
  • Johnny Depp Named 2009's Sexiest Man Alive Opens in new window (21)
  • Johnny Depp Traveling with Angelina Jolie? Opens in new window (9)
  • Dick Cook Departs Disney; Will Pirates 4 Suffer? Opens in new window (18)
  • Depp's Next Movie Up in the Air Opens in new window (6)
  • Box Office Guru Preview: Dinosaurs and Gangsters Spark Fireworks (23)
  • Total Recall: Johnny Depp's Best Movies (104)
  • Gilliam's Don Quixote Moving Ahead Without Depp? Opens in new window (9)
  • Johnny Depp Talks Alice, Pirates 4, Dark Shadows Opens in new window (12)

Most Discussed

  • Box Office Guru Wrapup: Avatar, Sherlock, and Alvin Team Up To Break Records (364)
  • Critics Choose Must-Sees and Worsts of 2009 (212)
  • RT Editors Choose Their Favorite Films of 2009! (132)
  • RT's Ten Most Popular Movies of 2009 (87)
  • Total Recall: New Year's Eve Movies (39)
  • Weekly Ketchup: Peter Jackson's Secret Sci-Fi Project (37)
  • RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: 9 and Paranormal Activity (31)
  • Critics Consensus: The White Ribbon Is Certified Fresh (23)
  • Five Favorites of the Five Favorite Films of 2009 (11)
  • Friday Harvest: Sherlock Holmes, Toy Story 3, and more! (10)

Latest News

  • Five Favorites of the Five Favorite Films of 2009 (11)
  • Critics Consensus: The White Ribbon Is Certified Fresh (23)
  • RT's 2010 Movie Preview -- Happy New Year! (0)
  • RT's Ten Most Popular Movies of 2009 (87)
  • Total Recall: New Year's Eve Movies (39)
  • Critics Choose Must-Sees and Worsts of 2009 (212)
  • RT Editors Choose Their Favorite Films of 2009! (132)
  • What We're Watching on Blu-ray from 20th Century Fox! (2)
  • RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: 9 and Paranormal Activity (31)
  • Box Office Guru Wrapup: Avatar, Sherlock, and Alvin Team Up To Break Records (364)

Latest Interviews

  • Five Favorite Films With Peter Jackson (72)
  • Robert Downey Jr. talks Sherlock Holmes & Iron Man 2 - RT Interview (22)
  • Director Ruben Fleischer Talks Zombieland (2)
  • "I Don't Hate Women": Lars von Trier on Antichrist (17)
  • Eric Bana talks Love the Beast - RT Interview (12)
  • Fight Club Sound Designer Reflects on Film's 10th Anniversary (24)
  • James Schamus talks Taking Woodstock - RT Interview (8)
  • John Hurt Talks Harry Potter, Quentin Crisp and Alien - The RT Interview (16)
  • Terry Gilliam Talks Doctor Parnassus (24)
  • Wes Anderson Talks Fantastic Mr. Fox - RT Interview (9)

Latest Features

  • RT's Best of the Decade! (190)
  • Five Favorite Films With Peter Jackson (72)
  • The Effects of Where the Wild Things Are (37)
  • The Gimmicks That Changed Cinema: Part 2 (8)
  • The Gimmicks That Changed Cinema: Part 1 (37)
  • Five Favorite Films With Avatar's Sam Worthington (60)
  • Exclusive: The World of Where the Wild Things Are (10)
  • Sundance 2010: RT's 10 Most Anticipated Movies (44)
  • 10 Horrifically Profitable Films (48)
  • Ban Them All! 10 Infamously Controversial Movies (108)

Sponsored Links

 
 
About| Site Map| Help| RT To Go| Contact Us| Critics Submission| Linking to RT| Licensing| Movie List| Games| Celebs List| Newsletter
IGN Logo
About Us | Advertise | Contact Us | Press | Careers
IGN | GameSpy | Comrade | Arena | FilePlanet | Direct2Drive | GameSpy Technology
TeamXbox | Game Sites | VE3D | CheatsCodesGuides | GameStats | GamerMetrics
AskMen.com | Rotten Tomatoes | GIGA.DE | What They Play | Battlefield Heroes
By continuing past this page, and by your continued use of this site, you agree to be bound by and abide by the User Agreement.
Copyright 1998-2010, IGN Entertainment, Inc. | Support | Privacy Policy | User Agreement | Subscribe to RT's XML feed! RSS Feeds
IGN’s enterprise databases running Oracle, SQL and MySQL are professionally monitored and managed by Pythian Remote DBA.
Certain product data ©1995-present Muze, Inc. For personal use only. All rights reserved.