Plot : As Governor Weatherby Swann and his daughter, Elizabeth, sail to Port Royal, Jamaica, their ship, HMS Dauntless encounters a shipwreck with a sole survivor, the young Will Turner. Elizabeth finds and takes a gold skull medallion from around the unconscious Will’s neck and hides it, fearing he will be accused of piracy. She then sees the ghostly Black Pearl. Eight years later, Captain James Norrington of the British Royal Navy is promoted to Commodore. At his ceremony, he proposes to Elizabeth, but before answering, she tumbles into the bay due to an overly tight corset which constricts her breathing. The skull medallion she is wearing emits a mysterious pulse through the water. Meanwhile, pirate Captain Jack Sparrow has arrived in Port Royal to commandeer a ship. Seeing Elizabeth fall, he rescues her, but is promptly arrested for piracy. He escapes and ducks into a blacksmith shop where he encounters Will Turner, now a blacksmith’s apprentice and self-taught expert swordsman. Following a swordfight with Turner, Sparrow is knocked unconscious and jailed, to be hanged the next day. That night, Port Royal is besieged by the Black Pearl, having been called by the mysterious pulse from Elizabeth’s medallion. Elizabeth is captured and invokes parley— an agreement ensuring one’s safety until meeting and negotiating with the opposing side. To protect her identity, Elizabeth tells Captain Hector Barbossa her last name is “Turner”. She negotiates for the pirates to cease the attack on Port Royal in exchange for the medallion. Barbossa agrees, but employing a loophole in their agreement, he keeps Elizabeth prisoner, believing she is the key to breaking an ancient curse they are under. Cast : Johnny Depp … Jack Sparrow Geoffrey Rush … Barbossa Orlando Bloom … Will Turner Keira Knightley … Elizabeth Swann Jack Davenport … Norrington Jonathan Pryce … Governor Weatherby Swann Lee Arenberg … Pintel Mackenzie Crook … Ragetti

30 Sep

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Titus

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Pirates of the Caribbean : The Curse of the Black Pearl 5-15

29 Sep

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Amina

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Caribbean Well Being Cruise 3/23/08

29 Sep

Posted by admin as Education

nat88008 asked:

Brooks

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Who Likes The Rozerem ® Commercials With Abraham Lincoln & The Groundhog?

28 Sep

Posted by admin as Polls & Surveys

Kari asked:

I always get a laugh when I see these characters on tv. Guess I'm a little odd to enjoy a commercial so much. Just wonder why the "snorkel man" doesn't get more lines. Does anyone like the commercials or find them annoying?

Shelby

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This is the soundtrack – Pirates Montage – from Pirates of the Caribbean – The curse of the black pearl. It’s just one pitcure and then the song. Hope you enjoy it. Please comments. P.s All you how wants this song or some other song from PotC 1 please send me your email in a private massage.

28 Sep

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Mark

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Britain’s Impending War on Caribbean Tourism

27 Sep

Posted by admin as Other - Caribbean

For most of the year, England has lousy weather. As a general rule the weather is murky, damp, rainy and gloomy. On the other hand, the Caribbean, especially the Lesser Antilles has crystal clear skies, unpolluted seas, lots of sunshine and gorgeous white sand beaches. It is no secret that the Caribbean is the Britts favourite vacation destination. Please explain to me how legislators could come up

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Primitive Caribbean Parchments – Keys to Discovering Atlantis!

26 Sep

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Archeologists posit that the earth has undergone many serious cataclysmic events. Some etchings and parchments survived. Most are undeciphered. Archeologists insist in calling some of those parchments PRIMITIVE ART. Even though civilizations of yesteryear assigned the writing of esoteric or ceremonial data to specific initiates of their priestly class--usually the most learned, evidenced by their intricate

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