"When the world ends, the adventure begins"

Rating: 5/10 (26 October 2011)

Captain Barbossa, Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann must sail off the edge of the map, navigate treachery and betrayal, and make their final alliances for one last decisive battle.
Wait? The series we all loved and hoped for greatness turns out to be the worst? Yes, yes indeed. I knew Disney wouldn't let the streak of good films last too long... The trilogy's third installment shows how something that could have been great, failed to meet expectations. First off, I'm not calling this a horrible film; it's far from it. It still has its moments where it could've shined as a great film. But from the over-complex, silly plot to the excessive flaws I had thought otherwise. The film started off great, with so many things to foreshadow that this'll be amazing. But by the middle, your asking yourself why they decided to over-complicate everything? Why they didn't notice that everything got a little too over the top? I wished they had killed of Jack Sparrow. Although being the best character and NOT WANTING him to die, the whole 'afterlife' sequence began to get stupid. Whereas all of these things point out the flaws, we proceed to what made this film great. And that's everything other than that. Han Zimmer's is a genius, the battle scene was epic, and the trilogy proved to be Disney's best. Whereas not really wanting to hate the film, and whereas avoiding to love it; I've come to mixed conclusions. This could be the best but could also be the worst. Despite the flaws, I'm hungry for more Pirates! And although the new film isn't directed by Gore, we become even more hungry hoping for it to be amazing. This film gets no stars. Not for being so bad and not for being so good. The film is confusing to rate. At World's End is amazing and bad at the same time. Confused? Great. 5/10.