The world is the same. It's just... less in it.

Rating: 10/10 (7 January 2008)

What I especially loved about the third installment of "Pirates" is how it managed to exceed my already high (after excellent previous parts) expectations.
Surprisingly there's absolutely no flaw (even a minor one) in this movie. Everything is in appropriate place, every phrase is a masterpiece and visualizations (especially Jack's broken into pieces personality) are a work of genius.
The opening scene is truly amazing and not only because of the song. It was an impressive depiction of how easily our civic rights and liberties can be revoked. No hatred, no anger - just monotonously recited one-liners and with each one of them it's a bit less in the world. Less freedom... less colors...
Still, even after all such almost painful insights, the trilogy never loses its merriment. There are many funny moments "At World's End". That enormous tome of "pirates code" with pompous Latin title on the cover. The "wedding" which is an excellent parody of awkward romantic scenes in so many movies.
Bottomline: Altogether it's perfect. The grand finale for a great trilogy.
10/10 (To be honest I'd rate it higher if it was possible.)