. I chose the most handsome one in the whole movie. Zhang Tu, the young Captain Jack got the compass from the old captain, and finally saved the pirates. The actor's skills are still in place, showing Jack's youthful youth and first glimpses of rebelliousness. But I still have some doubts here...
Captain Jack, where did your compass come from?
Let’s start with the main topic: (Part of the spoiler does not seem to be too serious, anyway, you can guess the end of the movie after watching the beginning)
First of all, from the story level: the first three are a complete story, starting from the curse of the black pearl , and ended with the rise of the East India Company, although at the end of the third volume the Lord's flagship was blown up, which only cost the East India Company one ship. With the emergence of large-scale colonial groups with the background of state machines, the unknown seas are constantly explored, and the living space left for pirates will become smaller and smaller, and decline has become inevitable. Against
this background, Caribbean 4 chose a prequel. The background is still very clever, and in Caribbean 5, Captain Jack is dying, Barbossa is indulging in pleasure, the main line of the story is supported by Bill Turner's son and a living dead captain, neither "pirate" nor "" There
are also a lot of plots in the "Plump" film that are contrary to the settings of the first three
films. At the beginning of the film, Little Turner found the flying Dutchman through his own way, and saw that seaweed also grew on Bill's face, and the third one. The story of the ministry pointed out that as long as the Dutch captain fulfilled his duty (sending the dead to the other shore), he could not become a monster
and was the source of Captain Jack's compass, which was pointed out above
and then the character level:
Captain Jack: What is widely loved is not his flirtatiousness, or not just flirtatiousness, but the wisdom hidden under the cuteness, which is not reflected in this film.
Hostess: A scientist who is defined as a witch? According to the development of the East India Company, the time background should be between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. At that time, Galileo had published "The Dialogue" and made a telescope, but the result of the old gentleman seems to be defined as a woman. Makes sense for witches too. I could feel that the director wanted to portray her as a wise woman, but she really failed to show her wisdom, and she failed to explain some details clearly.
Male protagonist: It can be said that I am very disappointed. I have completely inherited the shortcomings of both parents. I have not learned the skills of Old Turner, I have learned reckless and pedantic, and I have learned stubbornness without learning the mechanism of Elizabeth. Basically no flash.
Salazar: A big villain who lives in his own small world. He has good strength but his head is not very good. He is just a word "dry"
. Lord of the wrist, you deserve to die early
supporting role: a lot of old characters have appeared but not many scenes, there are no two can, to pay tribute to the composition of the majority
and finally shot level:
when the rhythm of the first three bright dizzying, some details always It takes two and three swipes to understand it. The fighting scene is unexpected and reasonable. The characters are outstanding and three-dimensional
. When the lights in the cinema were turned on, I actually felt relieved. The director tried his best to create another one. Iconic fight scene but underwhelming. When a person's lack of character is reflected, he fails to grasp the essence under the surface. When Barbossa suddenly appears with a daughter, I am also drunk. The rhythm is slow, the shots are not switched in place, and many details are not clear.
Finally: if it is the performance of a certain actor that leads to the play, it is the actor's problem; if all the characters are not full enough, it seems to be the director's problem, but if the whole This film is unsatisfactory from the characters to the plot, which means that the production and positioning of this film itself have problems.
After the East India Company, there is no room for pirates, the disappearance of the sea cucumber trident, and the curse cannot be relied on. The legend has ended, and there is no need to continue writing, just as I wrote in the title: Pirates of the Caribbean 5, Pirates of the Caribbean is no
longer needed. Okay? Please
PS: The heroine is good-looking and looks good, but doesn't it mean that Scodelario is a famous airport? Who can teach me how the two groups were squeezed out?
The most handsome in the whole film is the young Captain Jack
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