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Just after Jack and Will have duelled, Jack gets knocked out by the drunken Mr Brown. Norrington looks at Mr Brown and says his line, yet when the camera cuts to a different view, he is now looking at Jack and not at Mr Brown. See more...
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The scene where the prisoners in the jail cell are trying to get the dog to give them the keys is taken straight from the ride in Disneyland. The costumes and dog are even the same. See more...
Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
Continuity: In Port Royal, as Jack passes the dock master, he says, "Hold up there you. It's a shilling to tie up your boat at the dock." In the wide shot, a man carrying bananas, (the one with white pants, white shirt, vest and hat) is passing behind Jack. Then, there's a close-up shot of Jack and a shot of the Jolly Mon. When the dock master says, "And I shall need to know your name," in Jack's close-up, that same man starts to pass behind Jack, but by that time, he should be at the gangplank already. This has nothing to do with the angle of the camera.
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