This movie explains so much that is not explained in the first 4 films. Like Barbossa's daughter. And jacks as a young boy what he did, what enimes he got like Shalzar. And how Captain Jack Sparrow became who he was. I'm my opinion it's the best film out of the series of Pirates of The Caribbean. And Shalzar dies in the end because of his anger in his heart to kill Jack. Jack loose his best friend Barbossa. Barbossa saves his daughter by sacrificing himself to stab Shalzar in the back. In the end it leaves you a big cliff hanger. Then it makes you think there's going to be a 6th film. There will be in May 29, 2020

I am so sick of lazy writing this one was suppose to take place before the others but they kill off a character who is in the other one's ! The black pearl is in a bottle but they take it out again not until the others. I swear they should be made to watch the others before they can write for it and take a written test. Starting with questions like who can not die in this one since they are alive in the other's. This was just a sequel for the money I heard Johnny Depp is as dumb as his character he plays and is going broke fast so he did this for the paycheck. It is almost as sad as Depp still thinking he is 21 and that young women want him or his so called "band" that he pays 100% of all the money it takes for them to tour and no one knows the name of any of his songs. If you like the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise don't watch this if this was the first one there would have been no sequels at all.

After On Stranger Tides, I didn't expect too much from Dead Men Tell No Tales. The return of some past characters, and a romance between the side characters that wasn't forced for once, made for a nice romp. Barbossa being back was as great as ever since he's one of the highlights of this series. However, I felt that Gibbs was a bit underused even more than in On Stranger Tides this time around.The action scenes are a bit of an improvement over the last movie, but still nowhere near the first two movies in the series. The whole first chapter that took place before the characters took to the sea was insanely enjoyable, and I wish we had more of that. The story once they got onto the sea was a bit less interesting, and I felt like the villain in this movie, Salazar, kind of sucked and is probably the worst villain out of all the movies so far. I had so much trouble understanding what he was saying most of the time, but thankfully Netflix subtitles saved the day for me.Overall, despite the villain being a little underwhelming, I feel like this is a much better installment to the Pirates franchise than On Stranger Tides was. If you're not expecting a totally memorable movie and just want to kill a weekend adternoon watching a decent movie, I feel that this is a good contender.

(A liitle bit predictable as well. Still enjoyable though)When we first saw the Pirates of the Carribean film with Captain Jack Sparrow, there were lots of indications about Jack's past. And everyone was curious as hell. But now, everyone is unhappy with it..what do you mean you are bored? Too much movies? I do not understand that we got the story, we got the film - it looks pretty swell too- and people are not satisfied. Don't you lie to us or yourself, this is what all of us were wondering about. How he got the compass? How did he become captain? This movie has the answers, let's just enjoy.