Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides 3D
In their fourth adventure, Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) and Captain Hector Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) embark on a quest to find the elusive Fountain of Youth. Also stars Penelope Cruz, Gemma Ward and Judi Dench. Screening in 3D.
Sparrow crosses paths with a woman from his past, Angelica (Cruz) - but is this love or is she a con artist using him to find the Fountain of Youth for herself? When she forces him aboard the Queen Anne's Revenge, the ship of the formidable Blackbeard (Ian McShane), Jack's thrust into an adventure in which he doesn't know who to fear more: the pirate or the woman?
Based on the pirate novel On Stranger Tides by Tim Powers and the first in the Disney series not to be directed by Gore Verbinski. This time it's Rob Marshall (Nine, Chicago) at the helm.
- Director:
- Rob Marshall ('Nine', 'Chicago', 'Memoirs of a Geisha')
- Writer:
- Ted ElliottTerry RossioStuart BeattieJay Wolpert
- Cast:
- Johnny DeppIan McShanePenélope CruzGeoffrey RushRichard GriffithsGemma WardStephen Graham
Reviews & comments
Hope they never end
This is a movie franchise that you either love or hate I for one am a huge fan of the P.O.C movies and always love to see what captn Jack will be getting up to never was a fan of Johnny Depp until the Pirates films as well as Rango This is another great Pirates film to be watching me matey's
A great step back from the confusion of the Third Movie
Loved the movie! It realised the third movie's mistake of over complicating the script and affects in the wake of a MASSIVE budget. I do feel the movie relied a bit TOO much on the strength on Johnny Depps characturisation of Jack Sparrow and it could've been a bit better had it focused just a tad more on the other characters - Geoffrey Rush is STELLAR and...
Good...if you forget about Pirates 2 & 3
This series is definitely improved without Keira Knightly and Legolas, It would make for a pretty good sequel to Pirates 1, if you try forget about the incredibly lacking 2nd and 3rd films. Has it's moments, overall pretty enjoyable, 3D isn't quite as great as some of the other films out there.
Sinking ship..
It's a funny thing about Johnny Depp. Perhaps more so than any other contemporary actor, people often view his presence in a movie as something of a mark of quality. I know many people who will see a film simply because he is the star, and until recently I might have understood why, even if I wouldn't go quite that far myself. However, since around the time...
Variety
pressServes as a welcome corrective, reviving the fun, feather-light frivolity that any film based on a Disneyland ride ought to exhibit.
TVNZ
pressHoist the main sail, shiver your timbers and ready your hearties, it's back to the high seas we go...
Total Film
pressNot as incomprehensible, or interminable as At World’s End, but no amount of flash and filigree can conceal a disappointingly soulless, directionless adventure-by-numbers.
All swash, little buckle: welcome back to the theme park ride that NEVER ENDS...
The New York Times
pressIt is by far the least strange of all the "Pirates" episodes so far, with none of the cartoonish exuberance or creepy-crawly effects that made its predecessors intermittently delightful.
The Guardian
pressA poorly scripted film has its forked tongue sticking out of both cheeks.
Hollywood Reporter
pressCaptain Jack Sparrow is back in excellent form for his fourth adventure in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, which is more serious in the hands of a new director, Rob Marshall, and thanks to Penelope Cruz it's also a good deal sexier.
Empire Magazine
pressAn overly complicated plot and poorly thought-out characters detract from the flashes of charm that Cap'n Jack still emits. Despite quality set-pieces and the best efforts of the cast, this is dull and crossbones.
Dominion Post
pressThis is stodgy direction, without any flourish or swagger, in the service of a film with nothing on its mind but pulling in the most money for the least expended effort.
Variety
pressServes as a welcome corrective, reviving the fun, feather-light frivolity that any film based on a Disneyland ride ought to exhibit.
TVNZ
pressHoist the main sail, shiver your timbers and ready your hearties, it's back to the high seas we go...
Total Film
pressNot as incomprehensible, or interminable as At World’s End, but no amount of flash and filigree can conceal a disappointingly soulless, directionless adventure-by-numbers.
All swash, little buckle: welcome back to the theme park ride that NEVER ENDS...
The New York Times
pressIt is by far the least strange of all the "Pirates" episodes so far, with none of the cartoonish exuberance or creepy-crawly effects that made its predecessors intermittently delightful.
The Guardian
pressA poorly scripted film has its forked tongue sticking out of both cheeks.
Hollywood Reporter
pressCaptain Jack Sparrow is back in excellent form for his fourth adventure in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, which is more serious in the hands of a new director, Rob Marshall, and thanks to Penelope Cruz it's also a good deal sexier.
Empire Magazine
pressAn overly complicated plot and poorly thought-out characters detract from the flashes of charm that Cap'n Jack still emits. Despite quality set-pieces and the best efforts of the cast, this is dull and crossbones.
Dominion Post
pressThis is stodgy direction, without any flourish or swagger, in the service of a film with nothing on its mind but pulling in the most money for the least expended effort.
Hope they never end
This is a movie franchise that you either love or hate I for one am a huge fan of the P.O.C movies and always love to see what captn Jack will be getting up to never was a fan of Johnny Depp until the Pirates films as well as Rango This is another great Pirates film to be watching me matey's
A great step back from the confusion of the Third Movie
Loved the movie! It realised the third movie's mistake of over complicating the script and affects in the wake of a MASSIVE budget. I do feel the movie relied a bit TOO much on the strength on Johnny Depps characturisation of Jack Sparrow and it could've been a bit better had it focused just a tad more on the other characters - Geoffrey Rush is STELLAR...
Good...if you forget about Pirates 2 & 3
This series is definitely improved without Keira Knightly and Legolas, It would make for a pretty good sequel to Pirates 1, if you try forget about the incredibly lacking 2nd and 3rd films. Has it's moments, overall pretty enjoyable, 3D isn't quite as great as some of the other films out there.
Sinking ship..
It's a funny thing about Johnny Depp. Perhaps more so than any other contemporary actor, people often view his presence in a movie as something of a mark of quality. I know many people who will see a film simply because he is the star, and until recently I might have understood why, even if I wouldn't go quite that far myself. However, since around the...
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