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Jack Sparrow: Of the two of us, I am the only one who hasn't committed mutiny, therefore my word is the one we'll be trusting. Although, I suppose I should be thanking you because in fact, if you hadn't betrayed me and left me to die, I would have an equal share in that curse same as you. Anchored by an edgy, fearless performance by Depp as the now-iconic Captain Jack Sparrow, 'The Curse of the Black Pearl' bravely, but humorously, takes its ludicrous supernatural pirates plot seriously, and the result is a confident, enthralling spectacle.

Johnny Depp’s portrayal of Capt. Jack Sparrow is a work of mischievous thespian abandon that is playful and promising at first. This comment also applies to the overly long film itself, which immerses us in the mildewy turmoil and clutter of the Disneyland theme-park ride on which it is anchored, but never quite transforms itself into a full blown movie. Oscar-caliber set designs, costumes and art direction position us for a visually lush adventure, as a young blacksmith (Orlando Bloom) enlists the aid of Sparrow to rescue the governor’s kidnapped daughter (Keira Knightley). A curse of stolen Aztec gold that has turned pirate captain Barbossa and his cutthroats into “living dead” complicates their mission. With some editing, this tale about men once compelled by greed who are now consumed by it could have been more akin to such classics as The Crimson Pirate than just a reminder that they exist. Directed by Gore Verbinski (The Ring).

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Yo ho ho me hearties! Treasure chests, parrots, bottles of rum - not to mention those pieces of eight... Experience the big screen adventures of Captain Jack Sparrow and those other Pirates of The Caribbean on location in St. Vincent & the Grenadines.

Scenes from the blockbuster movies, Pirates of The Caribbean were filmed right here. Fans of the movie can retrace the steps of Captain Jack Sparrow at a number of interesting and beautiful locations.

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The opening scenes of the first movie, Curse of The Black Pearl, were filmed in Wallilabou Bay which is located a little to the north of Barrouallie on the leeward coast of St. Vincent. It is a picturesque anchorage for sailors and it's also the port where Captain Jack Sparrow infamously set foot on the jetty just as his small boat sank beneath the waves. The three pirates he sees hanging as he approaches land were hanging at the natural rock arch at the entrance to the bay. Thankfully they are no longer there!
On the windward coast of St. Vincent, Black Point was where the dead kraken was beached in the third movie, At World’s End. You may also remember a dead pirate floating in a pool. This was filmed just near the entrance of Black Point Tunnel.
Petit Tabac is one of the awe-inspiring Tobago Cays. It is located outside Horseshoe Reef and is a picture-perfect desert island with powder white sand, coconut palms and nothing more. It was here that Captain Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swann were marooned by Captain Barbossa in the first movie, Curse of The Black Pearl, and where Elizabeth set fire to Jack’s secret stash of rum to create a signal fire. We can’t imagine why anyone would ever want to leave this beautiful place!

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