Rounds off the trilogy, the way of the pirate.

Rating: 8/10 (31 May 2007)

Epic. And alien enough so you can actually relate to it. Captain Jack Sparrow and his friends (loosely speaking) come together to each further his/her/its own dark interests and, in that grand collusion and endless confusion - complete with a few broken hearts (very loosely speaking), shattered ribs perhaps and some very mysterious coincidences (so to speak) - set off on an adventure that ends where the series begins.
If whatever I've written above has been cryptic at best, and yet strangely profound, I'll assume success in best representing the experience 'Pirate of the Caribbean: At World's End' delivers.
Looking forward to enjoying it again.