r/piratesofthecaribbean

This is taken from the final page of the novelisation of Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds End, surely written by Homer.

I’m don’t know if the light up the real actors face while shooting the movie and then timed it to match the added CGI later or if they used computer effects to light up the actors face later but it is impressive none the less.

I saw Dead Man's Chest way back in 2006.

I snuck in at 9 years old for this 12+ Movie.
This has been one of my favorite films for the last 20 years.

The practicality, the stunts, the acting, all of this is amazing. My dream job would be to work on this crew.

But for years, I've wondered how this exact shot was filmed. Does anyone know? Was this a stunt? Was this CGI? This film took so much inspiration from Buster Keaton and it's beautiful to watch, there is a real physicality to this film.

Absolute Peak Cinema.

I like the design but it’s disproportionally large and would’ve looked better on a larger ship

I know many people don't like her (not only her, but the movie she's in), that she's something like "Tia Dalma from Walmart". But man... I really like her.

She had a lot of potential and, although I really liked the fifth film (as I like all the others), I feel she had potential for even more (and indeed, the bloopers make it clear that it would be much more than it was in the final product).

I really like her characterization. It's one of the most interesting characterizations in the franchise (when we move away from the classic pirate-style core). This image I found on Wiki impressed me with its quality. I was sure I'd seen this image before, but not in such high quality. You can see every detail of her characterization; it fascinates me so much.

Tia Dalma and she will forever be one of my favorite characters (top 2 and 3 — Barbossa is in the top 1).

the cross movie references 🤌🏽🤌🏽 agree to disagree?

EDIT: i started watching this movie approx 10 mins after the post so hit me with theories and conspiracies and fan art and all the thing please, im begging you 🤲🏽🫶🏽🤲🏽

"So... how could you produce a fetching creature such as that?"

Movie magic

my client asked for a blackwork tattoo for Davy Jones's Heart, so I created this drawing with the elements he asked for: marine barnacles, tentacles and a bit of corals, all this keeping the anatomical aspect of a human heart. It got me like 6 drafts before the final version with all the elements well balanced, thats the final tattoo, actualy I'm very proud of that. If you want check more, there's more pics with details in my portifolio on lG. Btw he loved :)

https://www.instagram.com/rafamaiertattoo/p/DaWOKAGFf5G/

https://www.instagram.com/rafamaiertattoo/reel/DaVlH0zSQAx/

Like i don't feel it right for dedicating a heavily armed galleon with over 100 cannons which was insane at that time for pirate hunting. Like from the flashback scene itself we saw that it was a floating fortress. They also gave heavily trained and armed navy soldiers/officers as the crew for the ship. They gave a very ruthless, powerful and reputed captain just for pirate hunting. I mean it doesn't make sense. That thing literally battled and sunk 10+ pirates ship at the same time. Sending one of the best ships in the navy to hunt pirates? Nah hell nah