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Sinistra

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Pirates of the Caribbean 3

Sun Feb 4, 2007 9:26:47 PM #33581 Perm Link

Personally, I think it's gonna suck. They really ought to have left it Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.

Keira Knightley is a poor actress. But not as bad as Lisa Nova acting Keira Knightley.

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Mon Feb 5, 2007 3:58:08 AM #33598 Perm Link

I saw the first movie and liked it a lot, but I had no desire to see the second one and probably won't see the third.

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Mon Feb 5, 2007 5:07:00 AM #33607 Perm Link

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i will see it my reason only 2 words johnny depp. one of the most crazy/ best male actors out there i belive

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Mon Feb 5, 2007 5:13:59 AM #33608 Perm Link

I dunno, I liked the second one (first one was better, though), I think the third movie will be decent. But it should definitely end there.

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Mon Feb 5, 2007 5:48:38 AM #33612 Perm Link

I thought both of the previous flicks were good. I'm looking forward to the third.

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Mon Feb 5, 2007 7:15:42 AM #33618 Perm Link

they need pirates of the caribbean 3 part 2! what will i do if i don't know what happens because pirates of the caribbean 3 part 1 had no closure!!!!@@!~#)~*#>>>!?2311?!@ONWNONE

also; I will probably see this movie opening night.

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Mon Feb 5, 2007 8:11:09 AM #33622 Perm Link

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I will 'see' it when it comes out.

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Wed Feb 7, 2007 4:25:11 AM #33748 Perm Link

I liked both of them. Isn't Keith Richards in the third one, as Jack Sparrow's father? That will be interesting if that's the case.

I've had no problem with any of the acting in the first two movies.

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Wed Feb 7, 2007 3:18:52 PM #33780 Perm Link

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Isn't Keith Richards as Jack Sparrow's father?

I just heard about it. That sounds like it's gonna be funny. I wonder what kind of daddy-issues Jack has.

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Thu Feb 8, 2007 7:34:40 PM #33813 Perm Link

I have to see it, because of the ending of the second movie.

That ending pissed me off. At least the first one had an ending where the PROBLEM WAS SOLVED, and you weren't left in mystery. Ahh.

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Thu Feb 8, 2007 9:19:17 PM #33819 Perm Link

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Well, the second one wasn't supposed to have an ending (the first one was, because they had no way of knowing if it'd be popular enough to warrant a sequel), it was specifically intended to transition into another movie. So...that's why.

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Fri Feb 9, 2007 4:39:11 AM #33827 Perm Link

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Cue the Matrix and their shitty sequels...

The same thing happened in that.

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Fri Feb 9, 2007 4:18:44 PM #33843 Perm Link

Believe it or not, I have actually never watched those movies all the way through. I have seen bits and pieces but thats it...

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Fri Feb 9, 2007 8:11:38 PM #33859 Perm Link

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I just hate cliffhangers. So much.

Especially in books, and the sort of cliffhangers that bother you to death, because it was a bad event to end on.

Like, in the Eragon books. The second book, Eldest, left a BIG cliffhanger. True, it makes me want to read the thirt ten times more, but it also just makes me mad. Not to mention how terrible the movie was.

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Sat Feb 10, 2007 4:56:51 AM #33862 Perm Link

Cliffhangers in books reminds me of a few Stephen King stories that don't exactly tie up all the issues. I'd say his most recent one to leave you hanging was Cell.

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Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:07:38 PM #33878 Perm Link

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I just hate cliffhangers. So much.

Especially in books, and the sort of cliffhangers that bother you to death, because it was a bad event to end on.

Like, in the Eragon books. The second book, Eldest, left a BIG cliffhanger. True, it makes me want to read the thirt ten times more, but it also just makes me mad. Not to mention how terrible the movie was.

There you have it. Despite how angry it makes people, it increases the probability that people will get the next installment. People always want to know how it ends but if it cleaned up neatly at the end of each book, you'd have a choice whether or not you want to read another adventure. Cliffhangers ensure you'll have a sizable audience next time and I do rather like them. In life, things don't clean up neatly at the end of things so it's not odd that a story wouldn't either.

Well, Stephen King books don't have cliffhangers, because cliffhangers always return to resolve it. Rather, his just end that way. Largely to be realistic or prey on a very key horror aspect that nothing that's bad simply goes away. Horror often highlights the futility of mankind and if it ended happily, or tied up issues, it'd only make us feel more powerful - the opposite feeling horror is meant to instill.

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Sat Feb 10, 2007 1:46:20 PM #33883 Perm Link

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I enjoyed the first Eragon book, but I'm not really into the second. I don't like Paolini's style of writing or Eragon.

Eragon is a fanboy's Gary Stu version of Garion from David Eddings' Belgariad.

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