Pirates of Carribean: ‘Dead Men Tell No Tales’ IS The Worst Pirates Yet
The ‘Dead Men Tell No Tales’ was the fifth installment of blockbuster series Pirates of Carribean but a fact is that fifth installment remain fail to deliver the content as expected.
The series shows the perfect sword fights, battles at sea, all-powerful bad guys but this part with a new pair of directors Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg basically indistinguishable from the previous sequels and expect they are mostly bad.
The fifth installment of ‘Dead Men Tells No Tales’ was actually an inspiration for the script of first installment ‘The Curse of Black Pearl’ and tone this film.
There are plenty of good things in this part and come up with the pretty shots of gorgeous locations around the world and this part Jack was back to run from the enemies and British government and a ship full of dead sailors led by Captain Salazar.
The fifth addition was filled with the sea monsters, action, adventure and the movie is billed as the ‘final adventure’ of Captain Jack Sparrow but this movie is theoretically part of one long, ongoing story and irritating much of continuity of series.
Frankly speaking, if anyone wants to watch the movie, then I recommend recalling the previous part instead of spending money on a ticket for this franchise and a misguided aesthetic choice.
The rules of the physics are treated loosely as four houses are dragging the entire house through the streets of a port town and the movie is able to provide the perfect scene instead of explaining the characters in boring dialogues scenes.
The Dead Men Tell No Tales was the so bad and realize you why you liked the original film so much in the first place as the Curse of Black Pearl have a collection of impressive actions, special effects, and the latest part is assumed an expensive blockbuster but fail to look visually spectacular.
