Sentences with phrase «rush as a pirate»

DonaldN: If they made that movie, they would naturally have to cast Geoffrey Rush as a pirate who moonlights as a speech therapist.

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As he chases several of Pittsburg's career rushing records, Montaz Thompson has the Pirates on a pillaging...

As he chases several of Pittsburg's career rushing records, Montaz Thompson has the Pirates on a pillaging path

He put up 269 rushing yards and four TDs as the Pirates won 55 - 29.

Oscar - winner Javier Bardem is in talks to play the villain opposite Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow in «Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales» The fifth installment sees Depp returning as the pirate captain and Geoffrey Rush as Barbosa.

Geoffrey Rush is simply amazing as Pirate Captain Barbossa, he manages to go far beyond the caricature of a Pirate and create a strong villain who is also sympathetic and at times humorous.

Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), who was saved from shipwreck as a boy by the equally young Elizabeth Swann (Kiera Knightley) whom he's been pining for ever after, enlists the help of renegade pirate Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) when Miss Swann is abducted by cursed pirates led by the particularly wicked Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) with whom Sparrow of course has a score to settle.

While almost none of the movie makes an awful lot of sense in the logic department, the action is great fun and nearly non-stop, all the while giving us an army of scenery - chewing performances from the likes of Depp and Geoffrey Rush (who makes just a perfect «evil» pirate captain, as opposed to Depp's «good» pirate captain).

Johnny Depp and Geoffrey Rush have a lot of fun hamming it up as the Pirates, Keira Knightley does a good job of looking pretty and Orlando Bloom... well, he's pretty too I guess, not much of an actor though.

Spoilers for Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales follow... Geoffrey Rush's Captain Barbossa may have started off as a pure villain in the franchise, but he quickly became a fan - favorite, easily rivaling Captain Jack himself in popularity.

As in «Pirates,» such a vanilla protag is typically the least compelling personality onscreen (which explains why Orlando Bloom was edged aside as the series went on), though Fichtner's villain is no match for Geoffrey Rush's Barbossa or Bill Nighy's Davy JoneAs in «Pirates,» such a vanilla protag is typically the least compelling personality onscreen (which explains why Orlando Bloom was edged aside as the series went on), though Fichtner's villain is no match for Geoffrey Rush's Barbossa or Bill Nighy's Davy Joneas the series went on), though Fichtner's villain is no match for Geoffrey Rush's Barbossa or Bill Nighy's Davy Jones.

Credit Verbinski as well; considering this and the job he did on Pirates of the Caribbean with Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush and the rest, his skill with actors has reached a new high point.

Geoffrey Rush is solid as always in his return as gritty pirate Barbossa, and look for big things from the previously mentioned Claflin.

With Geoffrey Rush returning as Barbossa (now a privateer), plus Kevin McNally still loyal as Jack's right hand man Gibbs and the highest paid screenwriters in Hollywood, Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio, on scripting duties with a brand new story, Pirates of the Caribbean 4 promises, if nothing else, a high time watching cutlasses clash and flintlocks flash.

Javier Bardem shows up as the villainous undead pirate hunter Armando Salazar, inheriting the precise plot functions performed in previous installments by Geoffrey Rush's Barbossa, Bill Nighy's Davey Jones (who at least had the decency to hide himself under a faceful of tentacles), and Ian McShane's Blackbeard.

Back as Captain Jack Sparrow, Johnny Depp (Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, Alice in Wonderland) returns leading a sensational cast of talents that includes Penélope Cruz (Vicky Cristina Barcelona), Geoffrey Rush (The King's Speech), Ian McShane (HBO's «Deadwood») and more.

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2 game modes to start out: Gold Rush, where you and your team have to collect as much gold as possible to win, and the classic Team Death Match where you have to vaporize as many of the enemy pirates as you can to claim victory!