Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

Easter egg: On Disk 3, "The Lost Disk," select "More Fly on the Set." Go up twice. You will hear the original radio advertisement of the Pirates of the Caribbean - the ride.

Easter egg: Insert disk 2 of the 2-disk Collector's Edition into a Mac computer. If the disk starts playing close out of it. Double click on the disc icon. Now double click on the folder marked "common". Now double click on the folder marked "win". Next, open the "dead" folder. Now open the "qt" folder. You will see a Quicktime movie titled "dead_men640.mov". This is one of the special features on the disk. You can double click on the icon to watch it, or drag it onto your desktop to copy it to your computer.

Easter egg: On Disc 2, in the Main Menu choose the "Moonlight Serenade" Scene Progression. For PC: then click on the front tooth of the skeleton, which turns gold when touched. For TV: scroll down to Main Menu on that screen, then click the down arrow twice and hit enter on the remote. A short interview with Keith Richards will be seen.

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Easter egg: In the second disc, go into the below deck menu, and highlight "Set Sail." Without hitting anything else, hit left twice. You'll highlight the Aztec gold skull and run into some plan of the scene of the Interceptor and Black Pearl battle - no voices, of course.

Easter egg: On Disc 2, go to "Below Deck," "Scene Index," then go to page 2. Highlight "Pirate Ships," and press left to highlight the skeleton's ring. Press Enter for the Japanese "Pirates" trailer.

Easter egg: On Disc 2, select "Fly On the Set." Highlight "Play All" and press right twice to select the skeleton's tooth. Press Enter to view a clip of the construction of the pirates' cave.

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Continuity mistake: Either the first shot has a gratuitous view of the fort or the composite people neglected to add the fort in the second shot. Norrington says, "...this is the day that Capt. Jack Sparrow almost escaped. Take him away." The night shot that follows, shows the bridge archway, and beyond it the pier, Interceptor, the fort and its parapet. After Will breaks Jack out of prison, they approach the same archway and beyond it is the pier and Interceptor, but in this shot we don't see the fort and its parapet, nor the line that Jack slid down the day before. The camera angle is exactly the same. (00:27:15 - 00:44:30)

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Trivia: Be sure to stay through the credits, at the end there is an interesting scene.

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Question: Why did Jack cut himself before throwing the coin to Will? I thought the curse only needed Will's blood?

Answer: The curse needs the blood of everybody who took a coin from the chest. All the other pirates have already contributed so, as the movie opens, the only blood needed is Will's, substituting for his father. During the finale of the movie, Jack takes a coin from the chest, adding himself to the curse, so his blood is now required as well as Will's.

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But I didn't see any blood on the coins, and none of the pirates cut themselves, even before Will became part of the mix.

Yes, the other pirates did cut themselves before Will came into it, off-screen. The lack of blood on the coins can simply be explained as most of it dripping to the bottom of the chest, it being washed away by storms blown into the cave, or by the fact that they didn't drop that much blood on it in the first place.

When they had Elizabeth they believed she was Bill Turner's daughter, but they all thought the curse had failed, none of them had cut themselves so it makes zero sense.

They had been collecting back the coins for years. During that time they repaid their own blood. All they needed was the last coin and the blood of Bill Turner to break the spell.

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