Movie Review: Pirate of the Carribean

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             From the haunting opening sequence with a little girl eerily singing the infamous "Yo Ho" song, Pirates grabs audiences and doesn't let go. The opening introduction made my jaw drop for at least a whole minute. It was a combination of flashy visual effects and exhilarating music. The melodies and rhythms were excellent which will guarantee to give you a warm, fuzzy feeling. Now, you can say I am exaggerating too much, but you will think otherwise after seeing it for yourself. Yo ho ho¡K The action is fast, the cast is fun, and the hokey-jokey script by Shrek scribes Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio squeezes in just about every convention of the genre.
             The movie is set in the 18th century and opens with a prologue that shows
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