Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End 4K 2007 Ultra HD 2160p

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New adventures of Jack Sparrow and his friends Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann. This time, Will and Elizabeth will have to team up with Captain Barbossa himself in order to go to the ends of the earth and save their friend Jack. The situation is complicated by the fact that Elizabeth gets to Singaporean pirates...

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Long before the premiere, many started talking about the fact that the Third Pirates is complete garbage and you can only watch it at home on the couch. To make it easier to fall asleep. Some of my acquaintances simply did not believe that something else could be squeezed out of the pirate saga other than money. In general, if you listen to these 'critics', it's enough just to go, buy a movie ticket and go home 'drink tea with buns and watch Mexican TV shows'. On this mission to bring money to mercantile directors, screenwriters and other-other-others should be over. My friends are strange, aren't they?

And although these same 'many' were very skeptical about Pirates 3, tickets at the cinema were sold out three hours before the movie itself. Although here, these smart people found something to answer - the second day after the premiere, there is too much advertising, and the people have graduations. Although the 'red ribbon zombies' actually occupied the halls. When I came with a friend to the cinema, there were no tickets for the next two sessions. Even later - only the first row. With grief in half, taking tickets the next day, I went home. I didn’t come here on principle - I didn’t want to read other people’s impressions, and then go to the cinema with them.

So the movie. The hall is packed, there are no empty seats. Even the notorious first row, where you have to keep your head under an unthinkable degree, is busy. The first seconds of the film. There is silence in the hall. 'Something's starting to be gloomy...' I hear the hesitant whisper of a friend sitting next door. Do not know. May be so. The third film about Jack Sparrow and Co. is different from the previous ones. He's not so funny, but you can feel the Life in him. Third Pirates keep in suspense from the first to the last frame. The film is three hours long. It seems to be incredibly long. But when, an hour and a half after the start, the lights turned on in the hall, and the screen went out, surprised and dissatisfied exclamations were heard. As it turned out, we decided to take a break. It seemed like only half an hour had passed. The film is watched in one breath.

I distinctly remember the moment Davy Jones plunged a sword into Will's heart. Such a quiet 'ah…' came out of my mouth and broke off, as if something piercing and cutting was planted in my heart. There were many more breathtaking moments that made the audience twitch forward slightly, as if checking to see if they were imagining things. Long before the end, the audience realized that the film was not just a success. He may wear the proud 'masterpiece' label.

End. Credits. People slowly, as if by force, rise from their chairs. Few people want to let go of the fairy tale presented by the Pirates. Nobody wants to believe that this is 'the very, very end'. We didn't make it down to the front row when suddenly the credits end and the picture lights up. 'Ten years later'. The inscription is hypnotizing. Even those who were already a step away from the exit froze and looked at the screen. And finally, the short scene of Turner returning to the family, albeit for one day, ends. Everyone is already more fun to go out.

Personally, for about fifteen minutes after the film, it was impossible for me to ask anything. Just like girlfriends. We just stood on the street, where even at night you can’t wait for the wind. Not even the 'lightest breeze'. I replayed the most memorable scenes from the film over and over again. I tried to shape my impressions and emotions into something less chaotic. And she couldn't. I was extremely pleased with the film and somehow I felt good and calm. And usually the rebellious soul did not require continuation. Believe that it's all over. And this is a worthy point in the trilogy about pirates ... A little later, I began to think over what I would say to 'Great Critics of All Russia', under the more modest name 'acquaintances'.

In conclusion, I will only add that two days later I again went to the cinema to see Pirates. It's worth seeing. And watch more than once ....