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... has always been a great word for expressing the sheer awesomeness of a thing.

But it doesn't quite do justice to Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. So we're going to have to come up with a new word.

I'll say no more than that, because I know all of you will be seeing it soon if you haven't seen it already. That and I'm plum TIRED. I did get a great audience to see it with, though, and that's half the fun. I had one fairly insignificant nitpick, but it was greatly overshadowed by the uber-awesomeness of the rest of the film.

I will say this, though - Ted and Terry know their Joseph Campbell. ;)

Oh, and my favorite new quotable? ... UNDEAD MONKEY!

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IZ PWNED!

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"Do you realize how long it took us to catch tha thing?!?"

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What was your nitpick then? I enjoyed it, but found it just a little *too* full of nods to and cribs from the first film. Perhaps it'll grow on me more second time around :-)

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That was exactly my complaint. Not really a complaint, but something I felt they could have done better. I think one reference to rum, for example, would have been enough. It could almost be a drinking game. :P

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Yeah, there was that... I kept thinking throughout that someone who hadn't seen the first film would miss half of the puns, but then I wondered what someone who'd never seen the first film would make of the ending.

icon because it is still a very, very good film. I have very much love.

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I feel the same way. A bit too many nods to the first film. But otherwise it was terrific!

UNDEAD MONKEY!

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I did get a great audience to see it with, though, and that's half the fun.

EXACTLY. My crowd sucked. :\

Undead Monkey! ha!

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My crowd was a downer, too. My girls and I were the only ones laughing. Although, there was some lady down the row who clapped at the most random moments.

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