"At World's End" is just as complicated, frustrating, and ultimately boring as the sequel in this series. Like "Dead Man's Chest," this third film feels as though a series of unrelated vignettes are tacked-on to one another in a dull sequence. The plot is almost incomprehensible in the first half, and the film feels as though it is trying to pack as much mythology into the film as possible. The result is a bloated, overloaded and utterly confusing script. I didn't feel like I cared about any of the characters and I never felt any suspense at all. And....just as I began to breathe a sigh of relief that the movie was coming to a close, they set up for another sequel (#4). That one, I told my wife, I will not see under any circumstances.
Bottom line: 1 eye-patch out of 5