Or maybe the cut the credits short. You ever think of that? SOME theaters don't let you just sit there, you know.

-Ri

I meant it as, he did have possesion of it for the duration of the movie.
I know that he had it before, and that Barbossa was his first mate and blah blah.

Greatest. Movie. Ever. Too bad alot of people here don't like it.

I saw it about two days ago. It was... no, awesome doesn't describe it. And it's also cliché'd. It was SPECTACULAR.

Alright, there where inaccuracies, but I'll take that. The crew of the Flying Dutchman looked creepy... o.o

[quote]Originally posted by Zane Truesdale
If you notice Davy Jones' face and eyes, [You'd have to be really good to familiarize anything with his face] he is the same actor as

Of course, looking at the credits is cheating. :P[/quote]


You mean Bill Nigh? Yeah. He was also in Shaun of the Dead, and a lot of other things.

A lot of people say it's cliched, but I think it's actually really hard to make a not-cliched pirate film since the only thing they have to go on other than the realities of Piracy (which is less than romantic) is the cliche.

I think the film was amazing, though. Not many sequals can measure up to the original as well as this. And it really isn't bad, considering that it is based on a Disneyland ride.

I think davy jones is the ultimate emo. I heard of people cutting themselvels, but he cut out his heart and lives. Ultimate emo.

But he hasn't inked all his tentacles black, to match the color of his dark soul.

Davy Jones - Emo? Disputable.

Now if he were listening to Green Day instead of playing on that Pipe Organ, _then_ you'd have an argument.

Heh, first time I heard that Davy Jones was played by Bill Nighy, I was all like "Sweet! It's the Science guy!"

But then it turned out I was wrong, and this was actually his doppleganger from the Bizarro world!!!11111!111!1!!

But seriously, I did think he was the same as that other guy. Speaking of which, does anyone know what happened to Bill Nye?

He can bee seen everywhere in Disneyworld, so Eisner must've locked him up somewhere and forgot to unlock him before he left.

Oh, Michael Eisner, you and your monetary-fueled slave drive. You rascal.

Not only is he the king of the sea, but he is the king of the emos. Some say HE made MySpace.

But again, it's disputed.

Nobody really knows. >>

i have not seen it and will not see it*shudders*

Why not? Isn't it rather stupid to judge the quality of a movie without actually seeing it?