Have you watched Black Sails? 4 fantastic seasons.Can these be based on more real things? Our Flag Means Death made me realized I want that. Actual pirates, Black Bart Roberts, Sam Bellamy, Charles Vane, Stede Bonnet, Bonney and Read... Few fictional ones to support them, including the new MC.
I believe he's the only person who can make the movie worth the franchise name, tbh.
So true that scene teaser was really good imo :DNot interested until we pick up the dangling plot of the post-credits of 5.
I would have thought Star Wars was on an upward trajectory. AFAIK the TV shows have all done reasonably well and next year will see a new movie for the first time in 6 years (at that point), a movie that most expect to do very well.Pirates is a HUGE franchise for Disney internationally, and I imagine they really want to get it back in style now that Marvel & Star Wars seem to be fading slightly.
The guy was being abused by Amber Heard during the filming of Part 5. I'm sure that had an effect on his professional life.Honestly ain't no way I see them bringing Depp back if they have any smarts about it, it'd be folly to do so imo. They'd essentially be paying out the ass for a dude who's liable to be constantly late to set and probably won't bother to learn his lines. Hiring him is like hiring late stage Brando imo - no guarantee he'll give a shit or give a good performance, high chance he'll be a liability to the production and cause budget overruns, and his name isn't enough to guarantee a hit anymore.
Gore Verbinski I think would be nice to see back though. Never felt it was fair he seemed to get kicked to the curb completely after Lone Ranger.
As a huge pirate-nut, of course I did!Have you watched Black Sails? 4 fantastic seasons.
It's real pirates mixed with Treasure Island.
You've got Anne Bonny, Jack Rackham, Charles Vane, Edward Teach, Mary Reed and more.
It's a trend beyond Pirates 5 and I wasn't even getting into the whole other kerfuffle. Guy still has a rep for showing up late for everything, he had it before the whole other guff and he still has it afterwards. I think he was a great actor, when I say he's like late-stage Brando that's as much a compliment to his old work as it is a judgment on his current work - I love a lot of his older stuff, but his every performance now seems chronically low effort and he's a nuisance to production, which is a shame. I just don't think hiring him again is the move, he costs too much both in salary and in wasted time, his recent stuff hasn't been doing so hot, etc. etc. all that put together and it just seems like a bad idea imo.The guy was being abused by Amber Heard during the filming of Part 5. I'm sure that had an effect on his professional life.
I loved these books as a kid
I raise you this wonderful watch (if you have the time):
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtEYWMuw5c8
I've always enjoyed 2 and 3 more than others. Having recently rewatched them, I like 2 and 3 even more now. As the video mentions, the tangled web of plots that makes 2 pretty heavy is less of a burden in a post-MCU world, I think. So my conclusion has shifted to that it's not that 1 was lightning in a bottle, it's that the one key ingredient that made the trilogy work was Verbinski. The wheel fight has not yet been matched.
Took the words and scenes right out of my mouth. 2 will always be my favorite for how much it expanded the world -- exactly what you want a sequel to a tightly written film to do. I can still remember where I sat in the theater when Barbossa chomped on that apple. A lot of bests in class in that film.Will definitely give this a watch, but agreed on much of your assessment. I'm one of those who loves Dead Man's Chest the most out of the three; Davy Jones, the Kraken, Liar's Dice, the bone cage chase, drunken pirate-y Norrington, the wheel fight, that cliffhanger ending -- it's all amazing.
Unsure where you're getting this Star Wars 2025 movie info?I would have thought Star Wars was on an upward trajectory. AFAIK the TV shows have all done reasonably well and next year will see a new movie for the first time in 6 years (at that point), a movie that most expect to do very well.