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Pirates of the Carribiean was the last truly kino franchise.
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is that styx
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>>216536051
Proto-capeshit
If you like PotC but hate modern superhero movies you are a hypocrite.
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>>216536051
Do you think they made him walk the plank?
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It's Johnny Depp playing a pirate in a Disney film, of course he's going to be a quirky chungus who runs funny.

Superhero movies try to get away from their source material and instead focus on big name actors because they think comics are cartoons are too juvenile, but then they write 100 quips per minute for their actors because they want to appeal to as much people as possible.

Meanwhile they're filming a movie about a superhero who is canonically an alcoholic who beats his wife and was molested and all this other shit that was dealt with in the comics but on screen they're just all "well... THAT happened!"
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>>216536051
Styx is innocent
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styx is alive but cobes died
worst timeline
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The point is that this franchise was an early example of the action / adventure / humor tone that became the formula for capeshit movies for over a decade



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