WORLD WIDE- $654 million.
USA-$305.4 million
FIRST WEEK:
USA-$46,630,690
UK-£3,765,450
DVD EARNINGS-$422 million.
Thursday, 2 July 2009
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN MONEY EARNED
ALTOGETHER:
WORLD WIDE- $654 million.
USA-$305.4 million
FIRST WEEK:
USA-$46,630,690
WORLD WIDE- $654 million.
USA-$305.4 million
FIRST WEEK:
USA-$46,630,690
CINEMAS THAT SCREENED PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN FILM REVIEW USA
Although I had expectations ( from watching the trailers ) that this might be a good movie, I was still surprised that it's as good as it is. The story is actually more complex than I had expected, involving cursed pirates and their quest to rid themselves of the curse. I won't say more than that so as not to spoil it if you haven't seen it.There aren't as many action scenes as I had thought there would be in a pirate movie, but the ones that are in the movie were very fun and enjoyable. After seeing it, I think it had the right balance of action and drama. There are also, of course, a lot of funny bits interspersed between the action and drama. Some really good special effects also add to the enjoyment of this movie.I wasn't much of a fan of Johnny Depp until I saw this movie. I think he deserved to win the Academy Award for best actor. It's largely because of his performance, IMO, that the movie was so good. Most of the supporting cast did well, mind you, just that Johnny Depp stood high above the rest. I did find Orlando Bloom's performance a bit wooden, but other than that the acting was good.
I couldn't agree more with this person ,as I believed that it would be a good film to see, but I never new it would be anywhere nere as brilliant, also exciting as it is. I also agree that it was very funny, on the other hand I didn't believe this great adventure would involve any more sword fights as the reviewer believed. Overall I agree with this review .
I couldn't agree more with this person ,as I believed that it would be a good film to see, but I never new it would be anywhere nere as brilliant, also exciting as it is. I also agree that it was very funny, on the other hand I didn't believe this great adventure would involve any more sword fights as the reviewer believed. Overall I agree with this review .
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN FILM REVIEW UK
Pirate pictures are poison. Yellowbeard, Pirates, CutThroat Island - all sank to the bottom of the box office, weighed down with critical bile.
Factor in Gore Verbinski's workmanlike reputation and a theme park ride for source material and Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl (deep breath) looks as attractive as the Elephant man.
So, brace the mainsail and shiver those timbers, etc, for this is a superb swashbuckler - rousing, funny and spectacular.
"This is either madness or brilliance," says Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), as he and Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) attempt to steal a ship and rescue the governor's daughter (Keira Knightley). The statement could easily be ascribed to Depp's eccentric, ecstatic performance, and as the singular skipper replies, "It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide."
Depp simply steals the show, lock, stock and two floating barrels. Foppish, fey and hilarious, Sparrow is a brilliant creation - a self-publicising rogue with the élan of Douglas Fairbanks and the demeanour of an acid casualty.
Faced with his scene-snaffling, the others do well to register. Bloom has a Flynn-ish quality (if a touch goodie goodie) as Knightley's squeeze, while the young British actress (Bend It Like Beckham) appears effortlessly charismatic.
Marginally less photogenic, Geoffrey Rush is no less impressive as the villainous Captain Barbossa, questing to lift the curse on the crew of the notorious Black Pearl.
His dialogue is gloriously grandiose ("Compelled by greed we were and now we are consumed by it!"), but always underscored by the wit you'd expect from the writers of Shrek and The Mask Of Zorro.
The latter is a stylistic touchstone for this story of seabound skulduggery - which matches its playful tone, splendid swordfights and cheerful disposability. And while Pirates may be as overlong as its franchise-minded title, the characters are so engaging, the action so entertaining, you won't really care. Yo ho ho, indeed.
In my own opion I do have to agree with this review that Johnny Depp was excellent in this movie, how he is a foppish, fey and hilarious creation. I also agree how the writer was absolutely amazing, who was also the writer of Shrek also The Mask of Zoro. I also like his statement "Yo ho ho, indeed," as this film just makes you want to yo ho around. Overall I think this is a pretty accurate review, of how brilliant this film is.
Factor in Gore Verbinski's workmanlike reputation and a theme park ride for source material and Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl (deep breath) looks as attractive as the Elephant man.
So, brace the mainsail and shiver those timbers, etc, for this is a superb swashbuckler - rousing, funny and spectacular.
"This is either madness or brilliance," says Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), as he and Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) attempt to steal a ship and rescue the governor's daughter (Keira Knightley). The statement could easily be ascribed to Depp's eccentric, ecstatic performance, and as the singular skipper replies, "It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide."
Depp simply steals the show, lock, stock and two floating barrels. Foppish, fey and hilarious, Sparrow is a brilliant creation - a self-publicising rogue with the élan of Douglas Fairbanks and the demeanour of an acid casualty.
Faced with his scene-snaffling, the others do well to register. Bloom has a Flynn-ish quality (if a touch goodie goodie) as Knightley's squeeze, while the young British actress (Bend It Like Beckham) appears effortlessly charismatic.
Marginally less photogenic, Geoffrey Rush is no less impressive as the villainous Captain Barbossa, questing to lift the curse on the crew of the notorious Black Pearl.
His dialogue is gloriously grandiose ("Compelled by greed we were and now we are consumed by it!"), but always underscored by the wit you'd expect from the writers of Shrek and The Mask Of Zorro.
The latter is a stylistic touchstone for this story of seabound skulduggery - which matches its playful tone, splendid swordfights and cheerful disposability. And while Pirates may be as overlong as its franchise-minded title, the characters are so engaging, the action so entertaining, you won't really care. Yo ho ho, indeed.
In my own opion I do have to agree with this review that Johnny Depp was excellent in this movie, how he is a foppish, fey and hilarious creation. I also agree how the writer was absolutely amazing, who was also the writer of Shrek also The Mask of Zoro. I also like his statement "Yo ho ho, indeed," as this film just makes you want to yo ho around. Overall I think this is a pretty accurate review, of how brilliant this film is.
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL FILM POSTER
This is a film poster of Pirates of the Caribbean. From this poster you can tell that it will probably be an action packed, adventure film, with the fierce faces amongst everyone in the poster. From the weapons Jack Sparrow is holding(sword and gun), you can tell that the genre will be some type of action, as those were just not for looking at. Notice how Jack is at the front, followed by Barbossa, Will, also Elizabeth, this shows how Jack Sparrow was going to be the main character in this particular film. This poster shows how its target audience will be mainly for teenagers and adults, as you could tell it was going to be pirate based, with the use of a typical pirates hat on Barbossa's head, also the head where on Jacks. At the very bottom of this poster you can see blood, firsty pirates, charging after their enemy, from this image people can see that the film will contain some fierce, violent scenes, which will probably be mainly sword fights. The image of skulls at the bottom left of the poster, also shows how this will be pirate based. PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN FILM PREMIERE
Date of premiere: 14th July 2003
Location of premiere: Odeon Leister Squre, London.
Location of premiere: Odeon Leister Squre, London.
Date of premiere: 28th June 2003
Location of premiere:Disney land.
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL MERCHANDISE
Merchandise:
- Mc Donalds toys
- Action figures.
- T-shirts.
- Lunch boxes
- Video game
- Pirate customs
- Aliments
- Board games
- Top trumps
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