15. Mai: Pirates of the Caribbean 1 - 3 (OV, Triple Feature)

You are without a doubt the worst pirate I’ve ever heard of.

The Caribbean sea, in the 17th century. A legendary treasure is hidden on a lonely island in the Caribbean but soon is found and taken by the pirate crew of Captain Barbossa. Later they realise they have been horribly cursed with the moonlight revealing their new true nature.

To break the curse they need to find all the spent coins and one of those happens to be with the beautiful daughter of Governor Swan: Elizabeth. Of course the pirates come to shore, destroy the port, kidnap her and sail off to break the curse.

All would be easy for them if not for Will Turner who has fallen deeply in love with Elizabeth and seeks to save her. To do so, Will frees and teams up with the extravagant pirate Jack Sparrow and a wild goose chase begins in the beautifull Caribbean. But Jack is following his own course…

So bring all your rum and ship ahoi!

Here -- in a Jerry Bruckheimer-produced high-seas adventure that incorporates roaring cannons, oddball comedy, a love story and more than a touch of the supernatural -- Depp unleashes his theatrical bravado. He's hilarious. (Newsweek)

Captain Jack is back - He's got a jar of dirt and guess what is inside it!

Jack has struck a pact with Davy Jones, ruler of the undersea. In return for raising the Black Pearl, he owes eternal service aboard Jones’s ship. Will and Elizabeth are set to marry — though the East India Trading Company intervenes, unwilling to forgive their aid to Jack’s escape. Their fates ultimately connect with the old crew in a dark and tangled adventure against the spirits of the sea.

Our time's comin' to an end, our enemies have united and are 'bout to destroy us!

Will, Elizabeth and Barbossa set out on a quest beyond the end of the world and back to save Jack Sparrow from underworld. Meanwhile, the East India Trading Company has expanded its control over the ocean and can only be stopped if all pirates join forces … not an easy job, as all pirates cling on their own selfish goals.