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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)

143 min · Action Comedy, Fantasy, Komödie, Pirate Film, action film, adventure film, comedy film, fantasy film, pirate film, swashbuckler film, treasure hunt film

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A pirate and a blacksmith must team up to rescue a kidnapped woman from a crew of pirates cursed by supernatural forces.

The story

In the early 18th century, Governor Weatherby Swann and his daughter Elizabeth sail aboard HMS Dauntless. They encounter a shipwreck and rescue a boy, Will Turner. Eight years later in Port Royal, Jamaica, a pirate captain named Jack Sparrow arrives seeking a ship. When Elizabeth is taken hostage by the pirate crew of the Black Pearl, Jack and Will must work together to rescue her. They discover the pirates are under a supernatural curse involving cursed gold. The trio must navigate the dangers of the high seas and the secrets of the Black Pearl to break the curse and save Elizabeth.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

In the early 18th century, Elizabeth Swann and her father are joined by Will Turner. Years later, in Port Royal, Jack Sparrow arrives seeking a ship. When Elizabeth is taken hostage by the crew of the Black Pearl, Jack and Will team up to rescue her. They learn the pirates are cursed by Aztec gold and become undead skeletons. They travel to Isla de Muerta to find the treasure. After a series of battles and betrayals, Jack and Will manage to break the curse by offering blood to the gold. Jack eventually becomes the captain of the Black Pearl, while Will and Elizabeth are left together. In a post-credits scene, Jack's monkey takes a coin from the cursed gold, becoming undead once more.

First release year
2003
Runtime (minutes)
143
Production countries
United States
Original languages
English
Directors
Gore Verbinski
Writers
Ted Elliott · screenplay; Terry Rossio · screenplay; Ted Elliott · story; Terry Rossio · story; Stuart Beattie · story; Jay Wolpert · story
Cast and characters
Johnny Depp · Captain Jack Sparrow; Geoffrey Rush · Captain Barbossa; Orlando Bloom · Will Turner; Keira Knightley · Elizabeth Swann; Jonathan Pryce · Governor Weatherby Swann; Kevin R. McNally · Joshamee Gibbs; Zoe Saldaña · Anamaria
Genres
swashbuckler; action; fantasy
Themes
curse; sacrifice; identity
Tone and mood
swashbuckling; supernatural; adventure
Setting
18th-century Caribbean, including Port Royal, Jamaica, and Isla de Muerta.
Premise and plot tags
pirates; treasure hunting; undead; kidnapping
Source material / true-story basis
Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Disney theme parks
Franchise connections
Pirates of the Caribbean
Content notes
violence
Reception
The film was a massive box-office success and received generally positive reviews from critics.
Reported review scores
Rotten Tomatoes · score: 79% · scale: percentage · review count: 216; CinemaScore · score: A · scale: A+ to F
Awards and nominations
Screen Actors Guild Award · Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role · 2004 · win; MTV Movie Awards · Best Male Performance · 2004 · win; Empire Awards · Best Actor · 2004 · win; British Academy Film Awards · Best Make-up/Hair · 2004 · win; Saturn Award · Best Costumes · 2004 · win; Golden Reel Award · Sound Editing · 2004 · win; VES Awards · Visual Effects · 2004 · win; People's Choice Award · Favorite Motion Picture · 2004 · win; Golden Globe Awards · Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy · 2004 · nomination; British Academy Film Awards · Best Actor in a Leading Role · 2004 · nomination; Academy Awards · Best Actor · 2004 · nomination; Academy Awards · Best Makeup · 2004 · nomination; Academy Awards · Best Sound Editing · 2004 · nomination; Academy Awards · Best Sound Mixing · 2004 · nomination; Academy Awards · Best Visual Effects · 2004 · nomination
Production trivia
The film was the first to be sold at the iTunes store.
Catalogue themes and tags

18th Century, Apple, Blacksmith, British Empire, Cannon, Captain, Capuchin, Compass, Corset, Death Penalty, Drunk, Enführung, Exotic Island, Freibeuter, Geister, Ghost Ship, Gold, Große Blutlache, Haiti, Hund, Höhle, Immortality, Inseln, Jamaica, Karibik, Marriage Proposal, Medaillon, Moonlight, Parrot, Pistole, Rach, Rum, Sailboat, Sea, Secret Love, Ship, Sports Team, Stranded, Swordplay, Treasure, Undead, Verlies, Wig, verflucht, Swashbuckler films, Fantasy Adventure, Adventure, Action/Adventure, Fantasy, Comedy, Adventure Comedy, Action

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