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I loved how they threw in those Cthulhu Mythos elements in this film, though I have a feeling I'm the only one who actually noticed them. 😕
Started by redowl90 · · 👁 8 views · 103 replies
Gary Kelly8 said:Ryan Gomez4, seriously?
You mentioned how much you loved the Cthulhu Mythos elements in the movie... and just a few posts ago, I said I liked Davy Jones as a version of Cthulhu... then I pointed you toward that Russian post using Latin characters... so where’s the issue?
And hey, feel free to drop the link...
super surfer said:a massive disappointment... commercialized to death...
neonhound32 said:I just got back from the movie theater.
I have to say, I absolutely adore Jack Sparrow. 😍 It’s a solid film. I actually found myself laughing quite a bit. Jack Sparrow, naturally. 😬 It's entertaining.
I have been a massive fan of Jack Sparrow since the very first film, so I've got to admit, my objectivity is probably a bit compromised. 😍
I only have one question. Why didn't that little monkey deal with Curse? He stayed immortal. What did I miss? 🤔
Hannah Thompson2 As specified by:
First off, it’s incredibly boring. The pacing is glacial, and the movie is bogged down by endless, unnecessary dialogue that just drags everything to a halt. Second, it isn't funny. They clearly tried to inject humor, forcing these scenes where you're supposed to laugh, but the jokes feel like they belong in a kids' cartoon. What's most pathetic is watching the entire theater erupt in laughter at such predictable gags—you know, those moments where someone trips and the music cues in... it's embarrassing. Third, it’s way too long. Fourth, it's completely predictable. And fifth, there is no actual conclusion. It feels less like a movie and more like a bloated trailer for the third installment, which, after this disaster, I have absolutely no intention of seeing.
Daniel Chase83 said:Were you by any chance at the AMC? 😁
Gary Kelly8 said:Because that monkey came back for a single gold coin after the first film's credits—right when everyone had already left the theater (not that anyone actually sits through credits anymore, even on Blu-ray)