Excellent Film! Some SPOILERS

Rating: 10/10 (28 May 2017)

I just saw "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" last night and the audience I was with applauded at the end! :-)
I thought the use of Poseiden's Trident in the plot for breaking all sea curses was clever but my question is what were the other jewels on the island that led to the trident's location? I really liked how Henry Turner and Carina Smyth(Barbossa) came into the story. Carina is Definitely different from Elizabeth Swann. I thought it was really sad about Captain Hector Barbossa :-( I'm not sure how Barbossa could return for the next "Pirates of the Caribbean" film since he sacrificed himself to save Carina, his daughter BUT there's always a possibility. Let's not forget that Barbossa has as much of luck as Jack Sparrow does. Barbossa died once and was brought back from the dead (with help from Tia Dalma/Calypso). The witch Shansa who is in league with Barbosa could perhaps help bring him back as well for a purpose - Carina, who is ahead of her time as a woman educated, might be able to pull it off! Perhaps Barbossa's help might be needed to fight "Davy Jones" who looks as if he returned during the post-credits scene. So, I believe Barbossa is gone for not BUT will return. :-)
I thought it was well done with how Jack Sparrow came in possession of his compass (SPOILER - Jack "inherited" it from his dying captain who was killed by Captain Salazar. The dying captain tells a teenaged Jack Sparrow to hold onto the compass and to never betray and it. After the captain dies, the teenaged Jack, who was assumedly First Mate and now Captain, has the crew (in which a lot of them look like young boys) have all hands on deck to lead Salazar's ship into the Devil's Triangle - a teenaged boy pirate Jack Sparrow did this! :-) After saving the ship and crew, the crew look to the teenaged Jack as "Captain" and they give him items, such as,the iconic pirate hat that we now know Jack to wear at present.
This film was well-done and I really enjoyed it! :-)