The Meaning of Gore Verbinski's Pirates of the Caribbean Trilogy

Gore Verbinski's Pirates of the Caribbean Trilogy is the most expensive trilogy ever produced. Despite the bloated price tag and tight shooting schedule, Curse of the Black Pearl, Dead Man's Chest, and At World's End are not "dumb fun." The trilogy explores philosophical realms that most modern studios would axe from the final cut with extreme prejudice. In this analysis, I dissect Verbinski's three Pirate adventures and how Lord Cutler Beckett's materialist worldview wages war on the romantic spirit of his foil, Captain Jack Sparrow.

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0:00 Introduction to the Gore Verbinski Trilogy
1:03 The Curse of the Black Pearl
4:47 Dead Man's Chest
9:07 At World's End
15:18 Conclusion

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