#potc4

[piratesrights]

i actually think potc4 encapsulates jack’s character extremely well, the way he’s selfless even when he doesn’t see himself as that, and the way he puts everything on the line for people he cares about when it’s all really truly necessary (but not before that). the movie’s flaw is not characterization it’s just that it’s kinda boring

[captainbool-bool]

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.

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[kickingthepirate]

puts him in my jar and shakes him around

[saveme-storybrooke-potc]

I realized that I haven't really posted about Pirates of the Caribbean and that's part of my account, so here it is.

I ship Spangelica (if that's the ship name)

I'm not really a fan of Sparrabeth because of the age gap and the actors weren't even comfortable with it but whatever

I've been re-watching the POTC franchise and I love it!

I'm also currently writing a POTC6 fanfic since we won't be seeing Johnny in POTC6

[bruniiiswrld]

jack sparrow gif icons (1 / ??) ; pirates of the caribbean: the curse of the black pearl (2003) like or reblog if used! credit me! @wonka-gif

[eefsthings]

My depression, anxiety and embarrassing moments fighting about who's going to keep me up all night

[clownfornerds]

I was wondering why Tia Dalma/Calypso from the second and third Pirates of the Caribbean was always periceved as a Disney villain when she really didn’t do anything bad. To me Davy Jones was more of a villain because he was heartless and actually killed people. This, along with a discussion with my dad, has made me realize that the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has two main types of villains: the one that was cursed and has something to do with the sea who become interesting characters (Barbossa, Davy Jones, Calypso, Blackbeard, and Salazar) and the British and/or Christians who, in my opinion, are the real villains. Usually the first category are the ones that oppose only Captain Jack Sparrow and the second category oppose pirates as a whole. I’m mainly glad that a series portrays Christians as a villain, because while most aren’t bad now, a lot of them were terrible back then. A whole bunch of Christians were committing atrocities against other people in the name of God. They, and a lot of other Christians today, keep on forgetting the two main rules that Jesus teaches us and wants us to follow are “Love God” and “Love Your Neighbor.”

[crossedwomen]