Village VoicePOTC:AWE is a lukewarm maelstrom of secret agendas, double crossings, tricky alliances, back stabbings, political conspiraci...
VarietyPOTC: At World's End clocks in at more than 2 3/4 hours, but, unlike last year's bloated sequel, at least possesses some sem...
Entertainment WeeklyJust about every character in At World's End comes with his or her own agenda, and the movie grows top-heavy as we attempt t...
ReelViewsThe thrilling final hour is almost enough to make one forget how much of a labor it is to trudge through the first two-third...
Rolling StoneProducer Jerry Bruckheimer does deserve a shoutout: It takes a kind of genius to sucker audiences into repeatedly buying the...
EmpireThe plot's a trippy, twisty mess, and it's far too long, but it looks fantastic and makes some bold choices in its execution...
Chicago TribuneThe most visually spectacular, action-packed and surreal of the adventures of Capt. Jack Sparrow.
The Boston GlobeIf the previous installment, Dead Man's Chest, was a classic No. 2, antic and insultingly unresolved, World's End tips the s...
Houston ChroniclesThe third Pirates has tender moments and smashing ones, and if you fix on Depp, you'll manage fine.
USA TodayOne longs for more scenes featuring Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End and less of everything ...
The Philadelphia InquirerUltimately the voyage is so choppy and long that into the third hour I found myself yawning, 'Yo-ho-hum and a very sore bum.'
Washington PostFunner, biggerer, brighterer, bolderer, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is not only okay, it may even be close to g...
E! Online...some of the most subversive cinematic experimentation you're likely to see in a "tentpole franchise" epic in this or any ...
San Francisco ChronicleIn terms of pure adventure, there's less of it here than in Pirates 2 -- the action doesn't really start until about two hou...
Salon ArtsA glazed, inhuman, cluttered piece of work, a storytelling mishmash that buries the considerable charms of its actors under ...
SlateAdrift in the windless seas of its 168-minute running time, the viewer passes through confusion and boredom into a state of ...
Wall Street JournalA ponderous pirate saga, 168 minutes long, with more doldrums than 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.'
E! OnlineWhat floats the movie are Sparrow's grandiose gestures, his schoolyard bickering with Barbossa and the charmingly funny crew...
Film ThreatAfter watching Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, I may have jumped the gun in complaining about too many action sequ...
TimeNot so much thought out as strung together -- colorful incident upon colorful incident, but without logic, gathering suspens...
Richard RoeperWorth seeing for the jaw-dropping action, the doses of irreverent humor and of course the star power of Depp, Knightley, Rus...
NewsweekThe plot is not only hard to follow, there seems to be nothing real at stake. Half the characters are already dead, and half...
Dark HorizonsThe longest, darkest, most surreal and sadly weakest entry in the series. The second film, for all its problems, had more fu...
The New YorkerAdvice to Johnny Depp fans: enjoy a seafood dinner, skip the beginning, and roll up after half an hour. You won't have misse...
TimeThe unfunny doppelgängers only remind us, unfortunately, of how formulaic and mechanical this once inspired turn has become.
The GuardianBuoyed by luck, comedy and state-of-the-art special effects, it has not only survived the journey intact, it's also washed d...
New York PostYo ho ho and a bottle of regulations!...has the soul of a three-hour U.N. committee meeting. Gods' bodkins, me hearties, thi...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Gore Verbinski
Writer: Ted Elliott
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Johnny Depp, Andy Beckwith, Bill Nighy
Release: May 24, 2007
Writer: Ted Elliott
Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Cast: Johnny Depp, Andy Beckwith, Bill Nighy
Release: May 24, 2007
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