How to Watch Pirates of the Caribbean in Order

If you are watching the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, you might want to get them in order. This is easy enough to do if you know how. Here are a few simple ways to do it.

Dead Man's Chest

Dead Man's Chest is the second film of the Pirates of the Caribbean series. It was directed by Gore Verbinski and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. It was released on July 7, 2006. The film broke a lot of records.

Among other things, it was the most profitable movie of 2006. Disney's first fantasy film made over $650 million worldwide. If you're interested in checking out Dead Man's Chest, you can find it on iTunes, Vudu, AMC on Demand, and Disney+.

In this film, Will Turner follows Jack Sparrow into the seas in order to retrieve the key to the Dead Man's Chest. This is because he wants to free Jack Sparrow from Davy Jones's Locker, as he has a debt to him.

As part of his mission to get the key, he has to fight against the evil Davy Jones, who is the ghostly Ruler of the Ocean Depths. He also has to find Jone's heart.

Dead Man's Chest is a sequel to the 2003 movie, Curse of the Black Pearl. In this sequel, Jack Sparrow is a rogue pirate who is on a mission to retrieve the dead man's chest.

After the film's success, Walt Disney Pictures decided to make a full series of Pirates of the Caribbean films. The first three movies were nominated for 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay.

The series was released in five films: Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), At World's End (2007), Dead Man's Chest (2006), On Stranger Tides (2011), and Dead Men Tell No Tales (2013). These films all ranked among the top 50 grossing films of all time.

When it was released, Dead Man's Chest received mixed reviews. Some criticized the plot and action sequences. But the film received praise for its soundtrack, special effects, and performances.

The film is available on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, and Vudu. There's also a video game called Dead Man's Chest, which is available on the Nintendo DS. It features pirates, bandits, and action-violence. However, there is a good cliffhanger at the end. So, you might want to watch the entire series in order.

Tales of the Code: Wedlocked

Pirates of the Caribbean: Tales of the Code: Wedlocked is a short film based on the popular film series of the same name. This is the first of four films starring Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow, and the only one that hasn't yet been released on Blu-ray. It's a spinoff of the series, and focuses on a memorable attraction from the original movie.

The main plot of the short is a tad over the top, but it does contain one of the more important references to the franchise. In this scene, two wenches are put on auction for a fancy hat. A crowd of pirates virtually drools over them. They then find out that they have been duped by Jack Sparrow.

The film is directed by James Ward Byrkit and produced by Leora Glass. Although the movie does not star Kevin McNally as Joshamee Gibbs, it does feature a bit of the famous redhead.

Wedlocked has some of the most impressive production values of any movie in the franchise, and it's hard not to drool over the sets. Filming for the short took place on the soundstage at Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California.

Byrkit says he had the idea for an animated short film based on the Pirate Code book. He thought it'd be a great way to show off his directorial talents and use his creative imagination. While it's certainly not the longest film ever made, it does contain a number of interesting scenes.

The story is told from the perspective of two wenches, who believe that they are in the process of being betrothed to Jack Sparrow. When the pair learns that they are not, they try to fix each other up. The story also includes a fun little mention of a famous auction scene from the original movie.

For those who want to get their fill of the Pirates franchise, it's worth checking out the film, especially since it's only available on Blu-ray. You can check out the movie's trailer on YouTube, or buy the Blu-ray on Amazon. If you can't wait, consider watching the short for free on YouTube.

On Stranger Tides

If you're a fan of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise, you'll be happy to know you can watch all five films on Disney+. The collection also includes The Curse of the Black Pearl and Dead Men Tell No Tales. You can also buy them on Amazon Video and Apple iTunes.

On Stranger Tides is the fourth installment in the Pirates of the Caribbean film series. It's directed by Rob Marshall. This was the first movie in the series to be released in IMAX 3D. It had a budget of $378.5 million. Although it was a box office hit, On Stranger Tides received mixed reviews.

Despite its mediocre performance, "Tides" is a good step forward for the franchise. However, there are a few problems. For starters, the plot is ridiculous.

Fortunately, there are some funny lines and excellent action scenes. Also, the film has a few very cool special effects.

Moreover, the cast is excellent, including Johnny Depp, Penelope Cruz, Ian McShane, and Geoffrey Rush. They reprise their roles from the previous films. But, there's no Davy Jones or Elizabeth Swann.

Jack Sparrow is on another quest to find the Fountain of Youth, but there are three ships competing for the prize. He's being pursued by his old rival Captain Salazar. As a result, he's forced to team up with a mysterious woman from his past.

Lastly, Jack must face the notorious pirate Blackbeard. Unlike the previous two sequels, Blackbeard isn't a lovable baddie. In fact, he's played by an excellent Ian McShane. And, despite the lack of a female lead, the film isn't devoid of humor.

On Stranger Tides is available to watch on Disney Plus, Google Play Movies, and Apple iTunes. However, you should also look into buying a DVD or Blu-ray set. Until then, you can buy them on the Disney Store or at Amazon.com.

Overall, "Tides" is a much cleaner release than most PG-13 movies. There are a few deaths, but they are mostly bloodless. That said, the movie does have some sexual innuendo and a rather silly love story plot.

At World's End

The Pirates of the Caribbean film series consists of five films. The order of each movie can be confusing, but here's a guide on how to watch them in the proper order.

Unlike most movie franchises, which jump around in time, the Pirates of the Caribbean series follows a definite chronology. Each film was released on a specific date and in a specific chronological order.

There are two exceptions to the series' story order. These are the Curse of the Black Pearl and At World's End. Both of these movies are prequels, but they follow characters introduced in the previous films.

"The Curse of the Black Pearl" is a swashbuckling adventure. It introduces several new characters. Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann, Captain Jack Sparrow, and Carina Smyth all make appearances. This film mixes a cloak and dagger tale, perfect comedic timing, and ghost stories.

Another exception to the series' story order is "Takes of the Code." The movie is a combination of the first four movies. In it, we learn more about the rift between Cotton and Scarlett. We also learn more about Jack Sparrow's boat sinking in the first movie.

If you are looking for a complete series, then the order to watch is Curse of the Black Pearl, then At World's End, then On Stranger Tides, and finally Dead Man's Chest. You can view each of these movies on their individual websites, or buy the collection bundle on Amazon.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is a great conclusion to the series. It is an epic adventure that takes viewers on a quest to find Jack Sparrow. As the story goes, Jack flees to sea on another dangerous journey. He must work with new allies to recover the Trident of Poseidon.

All five Pirates of the Caribbean movies are available on Disney+. There are a number of bonus features, such as deleted scenes and blooper reels. For more content, you can rent or purchase them from AMC on Demand or Amazon Prime Video.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At Word's End was a record-breaker at the box office, grossing $142.1 million on the Friday through Sunday of its Memorial Day weekend release. But it fell short of Spider-Man 3's record of $151.1 million.