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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales - AniMat's Reviews

Ye come seekin' adventure and salty ol' critics, eh?

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Kieran Stark

Female empowerment is as awesome as male empowerment, but several times, when 2010s Disney put it in their movies, it was just a forced “#GirlBoss” label.

Noah Tekeste

🎵Jack Sparrow, Jack Sparrow, Jack Sparrrow​🎵

Ultranatic Productions

No idea what you said in Mandarin at the end, but I'll assume it was "See you later, dudes," and then went to book your flight.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

I'm old enough to remember the original ride, I mean that line from Jurassic Park when they talk about the Pirates ride was about the old ride obviously. I also vaguely remember how people were somewhat against this movie, maybe because Haunted Mansion came first.

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Haha, yea that's it. Might have butchered it with a bad accent, but that was my first shot at speaking Mandarin

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Almost correct, but just want to clarify. HM came out months after PotC (somewhere at the end of 2003), but the first one was Country Bears and that can add into the doubt that people would have to this movie

Kim Lechman

This was a fun review, and I actually am glad you talked about the ride as it is currently today, and while it's not bad, it really over uses Jack Sparrow, and the mix of new dialogue and old really gives away that special feeling of the magic. BTW, anyone who wants to know more about the drunk pirate by the barrel from the original attraction, I highly recommend watching Yesterworld Entertainment's video on it as well as other controversies about the original attraction. It's really fascinating, and it actually might give you a new view on the ride, as well as the character himself. Not in a bad way, but in a way you never thought before as a child.

TalonsofWater

I'd say that I'm probably among some of the last people to remember the original Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. I remember both initially scared (mostly because of the drop at the beginning of the Disneyland ride), but I was admittedly confused as to why it had nothing to do with a movie. Admittedly, I'm not a big fan of the changes they made to the attraction nowadays with the linear plot structure. But that Disneyland Shanghai ride look cool! 遲啲見! 鬼佬!

Mat Brunet (AniMat)

Surprisingly enough, even that seems questionable now. I curiously looked it up on Amazon and Canada doesn't even have it on DVD either. We'd have to get it imported, so even that would seem highly unlikely

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Ah, my mistake it was Country Bears. Weird that all those movies came out within a year or so, really only PotC was any good. Wonder if history will repeat itself.