Corrected entry: The silver chalices have glass cups set in a silver goblet, and these cups break when the chalices are damaged by the Spaniard. When Cruz's character "drinks" from the chalice, you can see that the glass is broken before the silver rim, so when she tilted it to drink, the contents would have poured out of the hole, not into her mouth.
raywest
14th Jun 2011
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011)
19th May 2011
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (2011)
Corrected entry: This film takes place during the reign of King George II, who was crowned as King in 1727, almost nine years after Blackbeard was killed in North Carolina.
Correction: This fact was mentioned by Jack Sparrow in the storyline. The premise is that Blackbeard somehow escaped or survived the battle where he was supposedly "killed." Just how he did so is never explained, though in the film, he possesses some supernatural power that may have made this possible.
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Correction: When Jack first nears the Fountain's location, the water is dripping "upwards." Its magical nature prevents it from acting as water normally does, such as leaking out of the damaged cup.
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