Willo....your summary of what should have been brought such a smile to my face and I was laughing out loud. I loved it...so much better than what we got.
I'll join you and Diva....*Waving Arms and Hands in Air* "It was all a dream...It was all a dream" it's still november of 2006 and we are aniticpating the upcoming release of AWE! LOL
Oh well, I tried....it didn't work.
I agree with Tex and Willo.....
gosh, Kate, remember back in the good old days we use to elaborate on that scene on the Pearl in DMC...when Jack returns to the ship from the longboat.....it was as if a new Jack had emerged...gone was the swagger, the silliness, the effects...and we got to see Jack, raw and naked.....a real man, a good man...wearing his heart on his sleeve..and he never looked sexier than he did with his backed was turned saying his silent farewell to the Pearl, with that sexy Coat on, those sexy boots and that sexy soothing heartwrenching voice when he says "We're not free yet, love"...I was convinced right then and there that we were finally getting to the true romance and crux of this story, this story we came to know as Pirates of the Caribbean.....
and then, came May of 2007...and everything that was accomplished and set up for in DMC fell over the waterfall and drowned in DAvy's Locker......gone was that sexy, manly...heart on his sleeve Jack Sparrow and back was the silly bafoon when wants to make out with a goat! Jeeze! WE waited anxiously for 10 months for that! And a cheesy wedding scene on the Pearl! and a Giant Tia that exploded into a million crabs! Please! Gosh, Willo, why oh why couldn't you have been the writer of POTC instead of them goofballs ted and terry?!
And I'm glad to see you say it too Willo.....Jack was only drunk one time throughout the trilogy...and it was on rum runner's island thanks to Lizzy! It always makes me angry when people just see Jack as a crazy drunk obsessed Pirate obsessed with the Pearl....and unfortunately that was the last time the public got to see Jack.....stripped of his dignity and in love with a bottle of rum...thanks Ted and Terry for giving one of the greatest icons in hollywood history such a fabulous breathtaking safisfying ending!