Thrust into an all-new adventure, a down-on-his-luck Capt. Jack Sparrow feels the winds of ill-fortune blowing even more strongly when deadly ghost sailors led by his old nemesis, the evil Capt. Salazar, escape from the Devil’s Triangle. Jack’s only hope of survival lies in seeking out the legendary Trident of Poseidon, but to find it, he must forge an uneasy alliance with a brilliant and beautiful astronomer and a headstrong young man in the British navy.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Overview:
Thrust into an all-new adventure, a down-on-his-luck Capt. Jack Sparrow feels the winds of ill-fortune blowing even more strongly when deadly ghost sailors led by his old nemesis, the evil Capt. Salazar, escape from the Devil’s Triangle. Jack’s only hope of survival lies in seeking out the legendary Trident of Poseidon, but to find it
Cast:
- Jack Sparrow: Johnny Depp
- Armando Salazar: Javier Bardem
- Hector Barbossa: Geoffrey Rush
- Henry Turner: Brenton Thwaites
- Carina Smyth: Kaya Scodelario
- Joshamee Gibbs: Kevin McNally
- Shansa: Golshifteh Farahani
- Scarfield: David Wenham
- Scrum: Stephen Graham
- Mullroy: Angus Barnett
- Marty: Martin Klebba
- Cremble: Adam Brown
- Murtogg: Giles New
- Will Turner: Orlando Bloom
- Elizabeth Swann: Keira Knightley
- Uncle Jack: Paul McCartney
- Pike: Delroy Atkinson
- Bollard: Danny Kirrane
- Lieutenant Lesaro: Juan Carlos Vellido
- Officer Madga: Rodney Afif
- Officer Santos: Rupert Raineri
- Officer Moss: Stephen Lopez
- Spanish Officer: Nico Cortez
- Spanish Soldier: Mahesh Jadu
- Mayor Dix: Bruce Spence
- Mr. Krill: Justin Smith
- Mr. Swift: John Leary
- Young Jack Sparrow: Anthony De La Torre
- Young Pirate Jeff: Finn Ireland
- Maddox: James Mackay
- Bowen: Bryan Probets
- Pirate in Flashback: Will Ward
- Young Henry Turner: Lewis McGowan
- Young Captain Teague: Alexander Scheer
- Captain Toms: Richard Piper
- First Officer Wade: Michael Dorman
- Officer Cole: Rohan Nichol
- Old Pirate: Paul Armstrong
- Grimes: Robert Morgan
- Pirate Captain: Andreas Sobik
- Pirate with Broom: Goran D. Kleut
- British Officer: Scott G. Anderson
- British Soldier: Travis Jeffery
- British Soldier: Andrew Fraser
- British Soldier: Akos Armont
- British Soldier: Sean Lynch
- British Soldier: Ben O’Toole
- Young Monarch Soldier: Dakota Askew
- Young Monarch Soldier: Jamie Carter
- Young Monarch Soldier: Joe Klocek
- Woman: Derani Scarr
- Mayor’s Wife: Zoe Ventoura
- Fisherman: Lenny Firth
- CG Ghost Soldier: Akshay Caplash
- CG Ghost Soldier: Jordan Fulleylove
- CG Ghost Soldier: Mivon Prince-Leyva
- CG Ghost Soldier: Rafael Torrijos
- Young Greenhorn: James Fraser
- Pig Kelly: Kenneth Radley
- Beatrice: Hannah Walters
- Priest: Jonathan Elsom
- Captain Morgan: K. Todd Freeman
- Confessional Priest: Matthew Walker
- Uncle Jack’s Cellmate: Darcy Laurie
- Jail Guard: James Lawson
- Upper Class Lady (uncredited): Brooke Chamberlain
- Townswoman (uncredited): Jessica Green
- Townschild (uncredited): Kiara Freeman
- Townschild (uncredited): Piper Nairn
- Townsperson (uncredited): Suzanne Dervish-Ali
- Townsperson (uncredited): Donnie Baxter
- Maid (uncredited): Winnie Mzembe
- Greenwich Village Upper Class Lady (uncredited): Christie-Lee Britten
- Twin Middle Class Lady (uncredited): Mollie McGregor
- Twin Middle Class Lady (uncredited): Sophia McGregor
- Ghost Soldier / Red Coat Soldier (uncredited): Garreth Hadfield
- Captain Murtoch (uncredited): Sam Arnold
Crew:
- Stunts: Brittany Morris
- Dialect Coach: Charmian Gradwell
- Stunts: Mike Snow
- Story: Jeff Nathanson
- Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer
- Story: Terry Rossio
- Director: Espen Sandberg
- Director: Joachim Rønning
- Stunts: Janene Carleton
- Stunts: Michael Matthews
- Stunts: Krista Bell
- Stunt Coordinator: Owen Walstrom
- Production Supervisor: Jessica Derhammer
- Conceptual Design: Seth Engstrom
- Stunts: Clint Carleton
- Stunt Double: Breanna Watkins
- Concept Artist: Rob Bliss
- Editor: Leigh Folsom Boyd
- Editor: Roger Barton
- Casting: Susie Figgis
- Original Music Composer: Geoff Zanelli
- Director of Photography: Paul Cameron
- Production Design: Nigel Phelps
- Art Direction: Ian Gracie
- Art Direction: Michael Turner
- Executive Producer: Chad Oman
- Art Direction: Tom Nursey
- Art Direction: Jacinta Leong
- Executive Producer: Mike Stenson
- Casting: Nikki Barrett
- Casting: Ronna Kress
- Set Decoration: Shannon Gottlieb
- Costume Design: Penny Rose
- Lead Animator: Johnny Spinelli
- Music Editor: Peter Oso Snell
- Executive Producer: Brigham Taylor
- Executive Producer: Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr.
- Animation Supervisor: Catherine Mullan
- Associate Producer: Melissa Reid
- Art Direction: John Dexter
- Assistant Editor: Sharia Lynn Davis
- Characters: Ted Elliott
- Characters: Stuart Beattie
- Characters: Jay Wolpert
- ADR Editor: Marshall Winn
- Foley: Dan O’Connell
- Foley Editor: Luke Dunn Gielmuda
- Visual Effects Producer: Max Leonard
- Sound Effects Editor: David Chrastka
- Sound Effects Editor: Tormod Ringnes
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Christopher Boyes
- Boom Operator: Paradox Delilah
- Visual Effects Producer: Rebecca Scott
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Sheldon Stopsack
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Trent Claus
- Special Effects Supervisor: Dan Oliver
- Visual Effects Editor: Hero Chev
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Gary Brozenich
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Ryan Tudhope
- Boom Operator: David Butcherine
- Foley Editor: E.J. Holowicki
- Sound Effects Editor: Justin Doyle
- Art Department Coordinator: Tricia McInally
- VFX Director of Photography: Robert Bock
- Visual Effects Editor: Christopher Raiche
- Visual Effects Producer: Julie Cardinal
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Laurent Spillemaecker
- ADR Supervisor: Katy Wood
- Property Master: Richie Dehne
- VFX Editor: Luke Dhand
- Visual Effects Editor: Mark Carr
- Visual Effects Producer: Christina Graham
- ADR Editor: Stephanie Flack
- ADR Supervisor: Sandra Portman
- Visual Effects Producer: Annie Normandin
- Supervising Sound Editor: Jack Whittaker
- Property Master: Kris Peck
- CG Supervisor: Richard Clegg
- VFX Production Coordinator: Yogesh Chautel
- ADR Editor: Kimberly Harris
- Sound Effects Editor: Scott Guitteau
- Sound Effects Editor: David C. Hughes
- ADR Supervisor: Anna MacKenzie
- Foley: John T. Cucci
- Sound Effects Editor: Baard H. Ingebretsen
- Art Department Coordinator: Jourdan Henderson
- 2D Supervisor: Zameer Hussain
- VFX Supervisor: Cliff Welsh
- Visual Effects Editor: Céline Zapater
- Visual Effects Editor: Joseph Hart Green
- Visual Effects Producer: Tamara Watts Kent
- Visual Effects Producer: Korey J. Cauchon
- Visual Effects Producer: Eric Bruneau
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Arne Kaupang
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Patrick Ledda
- Foley Editor: Malcolm Fife
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Scott Millan
- Animation Supervisor: Mike Beaulieu
- Visual Effects Editor: George McCarthy
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Martin Lipmann
- VFX Editor: Leah Jones
- Visual Effects Editor: David Forest
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Bill Kent
- CG Supervisor: Axel Akesson
- VFX Editor: Wes Walcott
- Visual Effects Editor: Jack Runyon
- Visual Effects Producer: Kim Menaster
- ADR Editor: Cheryl Nardi
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Paul Massey
- Marine Coordinator: Robert Wong
- Script Supervisor: Victoria Sullivan
- Pilot: Scott Menzies
- Lead Animator: Sebastian Trujillo
- Script Supervisor: Carolina Häggström
- Armorer: Matthew Wollaston
- Pilot: Craig Hosking
- Script Supervisor: Joecy Shepherd
- Pilot: David Paris
- Animation Supervisor: Alexandre Ronco
- Casting Associate: Kirsty Kinnear
- Casting Associate: Lucy Rands
- Casting Associate: Hannah d’Angerio
- Marine Coordinator: Rick Hicks
- Steadicam Operator: Andrew AJ Johnson
- Rigging Grip: Rod Haney
- Camera Operator: Calum McFarlane
- Still Photographer: Peter Mountain
- Aerial Director of Photography: David B. Nowell
- Aerial Director of Photography: Steve Koster
- Dolly Grip: Chris Hansford
- Key Hair Stylist: Robert A. Pandini
- Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Colin Ware
- Aerial Camera Technician: Peter Beeh
- Gaffer: Rafael E. Sánchez
- Gaffer: Jonathan Spencer
- Rigging Grip: David Thomson
- Set Costumer: Saascha Wiki Kessell
- Set Costumer: Roberta Shaw
- Gaffer: Jeff Kuzyk
- Underwater Camera: Ian Seabrook
- Costume Illustrator: Darrell Warner
- Hairstylist: Gloria Pasqua Casny
- First Assistant Editor: Jonny Winograd
- Aerial Director of Photography: Hans Bjerno
- Second Unit Director of Photography: Brad Shield
- Camera Operator: Richard Bradshaw
- Gaffer: Shaun Conway
- Steadicam Operator: Chris Haarhoff
- Camera Operator: Darrin Keough
- Costume Supervisor: Lorraine Carson
- Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Nikola Davis
- First Assistant Editor: Tommy Aagaard
- Additional Photography: John Gamble
- Additional Photography: Stephen S. Campanelli
- Key Grip: Greg Tidman
- Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Amy Vaughan
- Costume Coordinator: Rosie McArthur
- Assistant Costume Designer: Lucy Bowring
- Dolly Grip: Mal Booth
- Set Costumer: Tanya Woelfle
- Digital Intermediate: Erik Rogers
- Set Costumer: Samantha Walker
- Dolly Grip: Jason Talbert
- Key Grip: Toby Copping
- Makeup Department Head: Joel Harlow
- Hair Designer: Peter Swords King
- Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Emily James
- First Assistant Editor: Kenny G. Krauss
- Dolly Grip: Michael Vivian
- Assistant Costume Designer: Melody Koerber
- Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Damian Martin
- Makeup Artist: Ken Niederbaumer
- Hair Department Head: Rick Findlater
- Prosthetic Makeup Artist: Alice Baueris
- Costume Supervisor: Stacy Horn
- Key Costumer: Carol Quiroz
- Digital Intermediate: Ron Barr
- Gaffer: Reg Garside
- Key Grip: J. Michael Popovich
- Digital Intermediate: Stefan Sonnenfeld
- Additional Still Photographer: Giles Keyte
- Set Costumer: Dan Owen
- Dialogue Editor: Jacob Riehle
- Stunts: Byron Brisco
- Animal Coordinator: Paul Jasper
- Utility Stunts: Michael Hansen
- Camera Operator: Stephen Oh
- Digital Compositor: Jeremy Johnson
- Assistant Costume Designer: John Norster
- Stunts: Angela Moore
- Set Decoration: Beverley Dunn
- Stunts: Chantelle Slee
- Stunts: Daniel Nelson
- Stunts: Jack Kingsley
- Special Effects Makeup Artist: Crissy Renaud
Catogories:
Adventure,Action,Fantasy
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All pirates must die.
Language:
English
Production:
United States of America
Company:
Walt Disney Pictures,Jerry Bruckheimer Films,Infinitum Nihil
Popularity:
101.609
Date:
2017-05-23
Year:
2017
- Simon Foster: “[An] ugly skyscraper of a film; to build it must have been a monumental undertaking (that cost Disney a reported $230million), but what, if anything of merit is the outcome…?”
Read the full review here: http://screen-space.squarespace.com/reviews/2017/5/24/pirates-of-the-caribbean-dead-men-tell-no-tales.html
- Gimly: There has never been a truly awful, **awful** entry in the _Pirates of the Caribbean_ franchise. But there’s only ever been one that was truly any good. _Dead Men Tell No Tales_ does nothing to alter these assertions.
I would not begrudge anybody who enjoyed their time with this latest _Pirates_ movie, particularly anyone who saw it on the big screen, there’s the zany action romps that the series has been famous for from the get go (and that started wearing thin on me after the second one) and some truly spectacular visuals including shiny rocks and zombie sharks (which I will refrain from making a joke about jumping). But where _Dead Men Tell No Tales_ fails harder than anywhere else is in its dialogue. Virtually every line is uncomfortable to hear delivered, and I can’t see myself looking forward to the inevitable sixth instalment.
_Final rating:★★ – Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._
- CinemaSerf: If only we could recycle our waste as efficiently as Disney appear to be able to recycle this theme! Once again, we find “Jack Sparrow” (Johnny Depp) in a bit of bother from someone from his past. This time it is Javier Bardem (“Salazar”) who has escaped from his purgatory in the “Devil’s Triangle” to avenge himself on his arch-enemy. Meantime, the young “Henry Turner” (Brenton Thwaites) seeks help to track down Poseidon’s Trident which will empower him to take control of the seas, and to reunite with his father – the original “Bootstrap” (Orlando Bloom). There’s no doubt that this is a great looking film, the effects are spectacular but the story is little better than a regurgitation of voyages gone by. The cuties that were Bloom and Kiera Knightley have been succeeded by the handsome, boyish Thwaites and his feisty astronomer pal “Carina” (Kaya Scodelario) but otherwise, it is another pretty formulaic prolongation of this colourful adventure franchise. It has some humour, there’s a tiny cameo from Sir Paul McCartney that raises a smile (if only because you are never entirely sure if it is actually him); Geoffrey Rush still manages to inject oodles of charisma as “Barbossa”, and Bardem offers a bit of menace – but Depp can only get away with that hail-fellow-well-met meets a drunk persona so often before he becomes a parody of his own characterisation. It’s fun to watch, for a time, but after a while I was just bored. The format offers unlimited opportunity for fantasy and adventure, but maybe it is time for the “Black Pearl” to join the “Queen Mary” and HMY “Britannia” and just settle down as a respectable old lady of the sea – and a tourist attraction!
- GenerationofSwine: It was a lot better than the 3rd installment, it was more memorable than the bulk of the 4th…but there are issues.
The charm of the original two is missing and Jack seems worn down and not nearly as much fun as he was in past installments.
He seemed to go from the lovable scoundrel that Forest Gumps his way through the 7 seas, to just, well, to just a drunkard.
Lets hope in the next one we get the charm and fun back, rather than a paint by numbers installment with a less than fun Sparrow.
- Andre Gonzales: Part 5 has Jack Sparrow now on a quest for to find the trident of poseidon. Still a lot of the original crew is missing as well. Still a good movie and lots of crazy scenes.