PotC4: Trailer!!!!

[dwgm]

Holy Cats, I think it looks quite excellent! Lots to love there, I think, and for those of you who don't mind some spoilers, here's an interview with the director that's a lot of fun, too.

I wonder if anyone has done screencaps yet?

Also, this is kind of fun, and typical. *g*

In other news, many thanks to luvvycat and hereswith for the virtual gifts of holiday cookies! Yum!

I probably owe comments to a lot of folks and am very glad I will have time to play catch-up over the holidays. Four more days and then I'm off for a couple of weeks! Yay!!

*waves at flist and serves out Sweet Milk Punch and Stollen*

Comments

[sunshine304]

It looks definitely great! I'm so excited and although it doesn't have that EPIC feeling that the AWE trailer had, I still love this trailer. Seems they're really going back to the roots - it has that CotBP feeling for me. :)

And now to ponder what we can see there, where the scenes belong. Love Teague's line "The Fountain will test you." and then later seeing Jack in a swordfight with himself (I'm pretty sure he's fighting against himself there) - I could imagine that this is the (a?) test of the FoY. Intriguing.

Like the dynamic between Depp and Cruz, it seems to work, although I don't care much for Cruz. *g* As long as they don't gi down the One True Love road I'm quite fine with it. And there seems to be a romance between the young guy (Philipp, is it?) and the caught (?) mermaid.

Gibbs! <3

[geekmama.livejournal.com]

As long as they don't gi down the One True Love road I'm quite fine with it.

I don't think that's an issue in question. What I'm worried about is a lack of romance in the movie, or at least romance untainted by the kind of cynicism that crept into DMC and AWE. If it hadn't been for CotBP's unabashed optimism under its piratey skin, I don't think its sequels would have been nearly as popular.

[sunshine304]

Yeah, I see what you mean. But at least in the trailer it didn't look like it was all DOOMED, so I think they're really going back to how the first movie felt. And Bruckheimer already said that this is his most romantic film to date. Whatever that means when he says it. *g*