Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 4K 2006 Ultra HD 2160p

Once again involved in some kind of supernatural tale, Captain Jack Sparrow finds that he must give his life to the legendary Davy Jones, captain of the ghostly Flying Dutchman. Jack has very little time to find a way out of this situation, otherwise he will be damned and doomed to serve his master forever. In addition, Jack Sparrow, with his difficulties, managed to upset the wedding of Will and Elizabeth, who eventually have to join Jack and go on new adventures.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 4K Review
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006) was not born yesterday, as they themselves know very well. They were born before the triquel after the original, which we know very well. But this is the fate of any second child in a large family - to be out of place.

Big fans of the first "Pirates ..." will present to the second, it is clear that: "it has become heavy", "an overabundance of details", "savoring the characters to the detriment of the plot, marking time", "the middle has failed", "the former lightness has been lost", Well, and according to the finale, of course, will go through: "Why release a sequel if without a triquel it is not a sequel, but is it the second series about Stirlitz?" All the same was once imputed to the second "Shrek" / Shrek 2 / (2004) in relation to the first. But after all, the Renaissance is still spread rot only because after it there was baroque, and it's better not to remember about rococo at all. Watteau folds, a trip to the island of Cythera - yes, what, eklmn, Cythera, let's hammer it, gooool !!!

Fans of everything that is fashionable to spend money on will do exactly the opposite when they spend their hard-earned money on the best tickets. Having downloaded videos, trailers and wallpapers, they know in advance that now they have to suck from the heart every new turn of Johnny Depp's head, every braid in his beard and the length of the coat relative to the camisole, not to mention the leather cocked hat, lost in the first frames, compared with the rest acquired hats. Heated delight for them will be provided by dressing Keira Knightley in a boyish sailor suit, entering the circle of initiates of the cult Tom Hollander and introducing the fashionable religion of voodoo into the circle of initiation. Fashion fans will immediately begin to assert themselves on the knowledge of the details of voodoo rituals or the activities of the East India Company in the middle of the 18th century. The most advanced will be proud of the knowledge of Leviathan, but also only to calculate how many tentacles the octopus that grabbed the ships had, and how realistic it is to stab them with sabers, chop them off with cannonballs and blow them up en masse with powder kegs above sea level.

But is that all Johnny Depp left the children and Vanessa Paradis from a comfortable villa in the southern French gardens again? He can take money without makeup, which, presumably, Gore Verbinski and Jerry Bruckheimer are well aware of. No, the world, in which only Knightley's pretty little face fails, under any circumstances only twisting its lips, has become self-expanding, like the value of Marx, and where else can you find such a thing today? Like Depp, making fun of new beads in his beard, it is enough for true connoisseurs to still believe that everything in the soul is children, all children are pirates, pirates are all dirty octopuses, hammerhead fish, shells, corals, and only corpses look decent walkers like Lord Beckett. And then the sequel will sparkle with all the colors of the rainbow. Each phrase is worth its weight in gold ("The dichotomy of good and evil", "I really want to get married", "Go to the sound, comrade, go to the sound"). Each territory is immense (Port Royal, prison, sea, island with cannibals, voodoo island, "Pearl", sea, "Flying Dutchman", Tortuga). Every human invention is immortal (winch, wheel, gunpowder, rum, key and padlock).

True connoisseurs do not need to retell the story of Kashchei the Immortal, whose heart is in a casket, the casket is in a chest, and he is buried on an island that only a compass will show, which the East India Company is eager to get, sending Will Turner, vilely interrupting his wedding with Elizabeth Swann, to Captain Jack Sparrow, who also owns a drawing of the key to the casket, which is located at Kashchei the Immortal himself, in this case, the captain of the Flying Dutchman, who over the years has acquired the appearance of an octopus. The plot of the film is not at all about how the chest was searched for and how many times the key passed from hand to hand. No, Will, Elizabeth and Jack Sparrow are actually one. This is one three-headed creature that hits. And that's how it hits, than it will surprise how much of a creature it is, so as not to become disabled - the plot is more exciting. He is precisely in the dispute of redundant details, which of them is better. Escape from prison in a floating coffin or the invention of the ball and wheel. The dramatic image of Stellan Skarsgård or indeed the perfect plasticity of Johnny Depp. When the captain-octopus plays the organ - this is from the Renaissance Bosch, and when the snail head was looking for a mortal body - it's just very funny. It's a pity for the dog, although acquaintances assure that she is cunning and will eat everyone herself before she is eaten. The rest of the many scenes are sweet and homely, which is why they are not initially passing through in such a whirlwind movie.

But everyone will understand that the film has become somewhat darker, and not because of the cute sea monsters, but because of the dominance of the night and the noir editing. The film has not lost in laughter, but not wacky as before, but more sophisticated, including references to King Kong (2005) on the island of cannibals and to Star Wars further.
The film became more entertaining, primarily because of the "disability" of the end. After all, they knew that something would happen, that it would not end just like that, well, they gave you a vile girl "with psychology." What no one expected...