Arrr!

Just got home from seeing Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest. There will be no spoilers just want to say that you should go see the movie or you'll walk the plank! Savvy?

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  1. L*I*S*A11:17 PM, July 08, 2006

    I have to rent the first movie!! I'm so bad!

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  2. Gknee11:20 PM, July 08, 2006

    Arrr! Yar best be gettin' the movie before i feed yah to the sharks...ARRR!!


    (Poor Jerry has had to put up with me pirate talk all day)

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  3. Amber11:08 PM, July 09, 2006

    I havent checked to see if you read my blog about it. But I didnt like it as much as the first... :(

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  4. Gknee12:27 AM, July 10, 2006

    I did see that. Well...it's okay. I still can't wait until the 3rd one :)

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  5. Mike7:41 AM, July 10, 2006

    think it's for the kids?

    jimmy and mack might like it

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  6. Gknee1:50 PM, July 10, 2006

    It's rated PG13. I'd say if they handled the first one that this one would be fine. I did jump a few times and the pirates were a bit icky looking. But over all it's just a great adventure film.

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