Lord Beckett's rule was more brutal, and the pirates were dying. Captain Barbossa, Elizabeth, and Turner entered Davy Jones' prison with the assistance of the Singapore pirate Wang Shaofeng, and overturned the boat to rescue Jack Sparrow. At the pirate conference in Shipwreck Bay, Barbossa released the sealed sea goddess with the tokens of the nine pirate kings. In the whirlpool of violent storms, the Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman fought to the death, Davy Jones' heart was pierced, and the dying Turner took over the position of captain, and it took ten years to go ashore. The British HMS Endeavour was also sunk by two legendary ships.
In fact, it's good to have a happy ending, which is a perfect end to the series. It is a pity that Disney is unwilling to give up this cash cow and continue the story of Captain Jack, but it is a pity that there is no Turner and Elizabeth.
The 2007 movie, the technology is relatively rough. In Davy Jones' Prison, it feels a little fake. The highlight of course is the naval battle. The naval battle in the storm is especially majestic and exciting. In the artillery shooting, the fierce hand-to-hand combat between the two sides can be regarded as a thrilling blood surge. The duel on the ropes is also beautiful. Of course, the shape of the fish people is still disgusting as always, and I got goosebumps again, which affects the viewing effect too much. ps: The big octopus just hung up like this, so ruthless and cold.
In fact, the idea is very good, but the shape is a bit disgusting to me.
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