Worth seeing

Rating: 8/10 (11 June 2007)

As the last installation in the series, it wraps everything up nicely, yet still leaves enough for the imagination(or another sequel.) Though considerably heavier than Curse of The Black Pearl, you still get a number of laughs.
Pros: Captain Jack is still a swashbuckling scoundrel with good-natured extremes. You smile at his puppyish look compared to his father(played wonderfully by Keith Richards), and can't help but admire his last-minute heroism. Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley fulfill their roles as heartthrobs if nothing else. Geoffry Rush is, simply put, amazing. His acting is fabulous and you end up liking him quite a bit, which feels sort of weird when you think about how much you were glad when he died in 1. You even end up liking the monkey a little. Pintel and Ragetti are back! Enough said.
Cons: This movie turns Will into a pirate a little too suddenly, which can throw you off a little at first if you're not prepared for it. Quite a number of people die. If you miss the scene at the end of the credits, you'll leave with a sort of sinking feeling. You wish you could see more of Keith Richards.
It may be a bit long, but I saw almost nothing that could have been cut. Also, There are quite a lot of twists in the plot, and Gore Verbinski said that it was meant for multiple viewings to be completely understood. It does sort of slack in the middle, but the rest of the movie makes up enough for that.
All in all, it was great. Everyone turns into a pirate.
Jack doesn't need to look for the fountain of life. "The Immortal Captain Jack" existed from the very start.