The initial conclusion of the \"Pirates of the Caribbean\" trilogy, the third film released in 2007 takes us to the end of the world, and then right over it. As our heroes attempt to rescue Jack from Davy Jones' Locker, a war breaks out between the pirates and East India Trading Company, with Davy Jones himself trapped as Lord Beckett's own personal lapdog. \"At World's End\" is the culmination of the last two films, with satisfying character arcs, amazing battle sequences, and an immaculate score by Hans Zimmer that'll make you feel things you didn't think you would feel watching a Disney movie about pirates. Of all the \"Pirates\" movies, this one is the most intense.<\/p>\n
Although the series continues on after this, \"At World's End\" marks the end of the initial \"Pirates\" story, with many of the main cast members moving on after they stop the world from, well, ending. Even Jack Sparrow learns a thing or two from his experiences here, giving up his own dreams and supposed destiny for the sake of something he could never have: true love. This swashbuckling epic goes above and beyond, and due to its massive success there was no doubt that Disney would continue the franchise beyond Gore Verbinski's initial vision for the series. Though Verbinski would also exit, the \"Pirates\" world would continue, and chart new waters beyond what the original films ever promised.<\/p>\n
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