RELATED: Pirates of the Caribbean: 10 Hidden Details About The Main Characters Everyone Completely MissedĪn unprecedented triumph of the summer blockbuster, Dead Man's Chest took in more than a billion dollars worldwide, becoming the third-highest-grossing film at the time of release and breaking a multitude of box office records. This film follows the now-wedded Will and Elizabeth, as they're arrested for their efforts in assisting Jack Sparrow however, the devious Lord Cutler Beckett offers them a full pardon if they can help him find the Dead Man's Chest, as inside is the heart of Davy Jones-whoever possesses it can control the famed pirate and thus also the seas. Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest was filmed back-to-back with the series' third installment, At World's End, as the first film was such a success that Disney was more than ready to greenlight two sequels. Critics loved the rollicking, swashbuckling adventure, with Johnny Depp's bewitching performance as Captain Will Turner especially praised.Īvailable on: Amazon, DirecTV, Google Play, iTunes, Microsoft Store, Vudu, YouTube
RELATED: 10 Worst Things Captain Jack Sparrow Ever Didīox office analysts expected a bomb, but Disney was pleasantly surprised the film made more than $650 million on a budget of $140 million. This forces the cursed seafarers to capture her, further forcing Will Turner, an adept blacksmith who's loved Elizabeth since childhood, to team up with Sparrow and go after the lot of them. One of the most important pieces has accidentally fallen into the hands of Elizabeth Swann, a young lady with a penchant for piracy. However, the Aztec gold the ship was transporting has already cursed the mutineers, rendering them undead and incapable of feeling happiness until they return the bounty. After his ship, the Black Pearl, is captured in an act of mutiny by his own first mate, Sparrow spends his days plotting revenge. The film that turned amusement park rides into profitable cinema, 2003's Pirates of The Caribbean, follows Captain Jack Sparrow.
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