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I can't take it
I'm so lonely
Gee I need you so
I can't take it
Oh I wonder
Why you had to go
But Baby, Every night I wake up crying
Tears on my pillow
An' pain in my heart
You on my mind
I remember all the good times
That we had before
Oh I remember an now my heart
My very soul cry's out for more
But baby, all your love for me is dying
Tears on my pillow
Pain in my heart
You on my mind
I'll always remember that day
You promised to love me
You said you'd love me to the very end
And I'll never forget
I'll never forget when you walked away from me
You walked out of my life to my very best friend
ooooohhhhhh
Oh baby, every night I wake up crying
Tears on my pillow
Pain in my heart
You on my mind
yeah
Tears on my pillow
Pain in my heart
You on my mind
I got tears on my pillow
Pain in my heart
You on my mind
I got tears on my pillow
Pain in my heart
An' you on my mind
"I don't think any of us thought we'd be making another pirate movie, but here we are." Director Gore Verbinski, embarking on Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
What's happening now?
At least a year has passed since we last saw Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp). Today, Will (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth (Kiera Knightly) plan to marry, but they are rudely interrupted by Lord Cutler Beckett (Tom Hollander), who calls for their immediate arrest for helping Jack escape during their last adventure. They will face the gallows unless Will comes through on his deal with Lord Beckett to retrieve Jack's compass. Presiding over the East India Trading Company, Lord Beckett wants to use the compass to help his business achieve world domination, including control of the seas.
Meanwhile, having just escaped a Turkish prison, Jack returns to the Black Pearl with a drawing of a key, which he and his crew set out to find, but his compass is no help in giving direction. On board, Jack is visited by Will's pirate father Bootstrap Bill (Stellan Skarsguaard), who serves on the Flying Dutchman under Captain Davy Jones (Bill Nighy).
Long ago, heartbroken over a woman, Davy Jones cut out his own heart to end his pain, placed it in a chest, and buried it on land for safe keeping. Now, he spends his time on the high seas ferrying the dead to the afterlife and is only allowed on shore once every 10 years. Betrayed by the woman he loved, his curse has made him and his crew so much part of the sea that some have become more sea creature than human. The Flying Dutchman can even sail underwater.
Davy Jones once made a deal with Jack, allowing him to captain the Pearl on borrowed time. Bootstrap Bill now comes to Jack, marking his hand with the cursed Black Spot: His time is up and he must pay his debt, head to the no-man's land of Davy Jones's Locker, or face the dreaded sea monster Kracken. As always, Jack works to negotiate his way out of this situation. Having the key he's looking for, which unlocks the buried chest containing Davy Jones's heart, would solve all of Jack's problems.
Of course, everyone crosses paths during this adventure: Elizabeth escapes from jail and gets signed Letters of Mark that pardon her and Will from their crimes. She heads out to sea to find Will. While helping Jack retrieve the key from the Flying Dutchman, Will meets Bootstrap Bill on board and vows to save his father from his eternal fate. Norrington (Jack Davenport), whose life has taken a bad turn, is keen on retrieving the Letters of Mark from Elizabeth to help regain his previous stature, but he eyes a bigger prize once he learns about Davy Jones's chest and its contents. Add some hungry cannibals, some magic, a giant squid, and Captain Jack's dad into the mix, and you've got Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest!
This one's for the boys.
When I watched Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest in the theater, I had the weirdest feeling about seeing Johnny play the same character in a sequel. I never expected him to be in the position to make any sequels--or to want to, considering he likes to do his work on a project and move on. It was quite unsettling at first! But I got used to the idea, and I guess Johnny did too. "It's been amazing on every level," he says of working with the same cast and majority of the same crew as the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie. "We were on that film for such a long time; it was really quite a big shoot. So, you get really close. You become this weird sort of gypsy family, you know, the traveling circus."
At first, I felt that Captain Jack was mainly in this movie for comic relief while everyone else had their deep dark secrets to deal with, but that's clearly not the case. Everyone has equal story weight here, and it's just a given that Captain Jack is going to get most of the laughs. Johnny wanted to play Captain Jack again because there's so much to explore in the character, and he has so much fun doing it, which is obvious on screen. He is, as expected, a scene-stealer in this revisited role. For all the fans out there, watching the DVD bonus features is a treat because you learn all the details Johnny brought to Captain Jack and his story: Every article of clothing and accessory is hand-picked. Everything dangling in his hair means something. Even some of his rings and props are his own. I like the idea of Johnny bringing in his friend's peacock-feathered wand to work one day to use as his scepter on the cannibal island. (Johnny would have a friend who has that lying around.) Who else would think of these things?
As this movie went on, I felt the story got bogged down with battle after battle, darkness, rain, sea water, slime, grime, and cannibals! Even Elizabeth's wedding dress is already ruined when we first see it in the opening scene. Some of this movie's gross-out moments were tailor-made for all the teenage boys in the audience.
But, as the laughter erupted shortly after the movie started, I realized that Pirates of the Caribbean is going to last forever for everybody! Everyone looked forward to seeing these beloved characters again, and the newly introduced characters became instant family members. Case in point, my favorite moment of this 2 1/2-hour action-packed ride was the last 30 seconds. Honestly, I nearly jumped out of my seat and screamed. Bring on Pirates 3! On my way out of the theater, kids were mimicking the sword fights in the halls using their fists and imagination. That's success!
It's a winner - slime, toes, beating hearts, and all!
I fell in love with Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest while watching it again for Johnny Kitties! The story is full, complicated, and intertwined. When asked to write two sequels to their hit pirate movie, cowriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio opted to create a larger story, told over the course of the three movies. They envisioned the sequels sparking a community experience, where the discussion would go well beyond the films. "There was an intent to create Easter eggs, essentially. The more attention you pay to the movie, the more you find in it," Ted Elliott says. Terry Rossio agrees, "There are things even in plain sight revealed in Pirates 3 to be more important than they might have seemed when watching Pirates 1 and 2. It's a lot of fun to do that. I think part of the appeal of these movies is that you're visiting a world where everything is connected."
Everything in the film has a purpose and works to move the story forward. All of the characters have their own motivations--hidden or not--and they have to work together to achieve their goals. No one comes away from this adventure a clear hero.
The new characters introduced in this sequel, Lord Beckett, Bootstrap Bill, Davy Jones, and Tia Dalma (Naomi Harris), are fantastic too: the actors give great performances and add so much to their stories. Also, the look of the Flying Dutchman and its waterlogged crew is so imaginative and detailed.
The impressive stunts include swinging bone cages between majestic cliffs and a three-way sword fight on a detached, spinning waterwheel. Of the latter experience, Johnny remembers, "It was such an absurd, such a bizarre, request for one grown man to ask of another: 'Okay, what we'd like to do now is bind you inside the wheel and give you a sword. And, we're going to tailor the other guy in and you guys are going to fight as the wheel is rolling, and you go upside down several times.' Nothing they could ask of me would surprise me anymore: 'Johnny, we're going to put you in a cannon and volt you out to sea. You okay with that?' Sure, let's do it." That doesn't happen here, but a lot of other stunts do that make this movie fun!
It was worth all the hard work.
"To be honest, the actual work that goes into it is really difficult, but it is so much fun doing it," Orlando Bloom says of working on the sequel. "I can't imagine it'll ever be done again like this; it sort of feels like the end of an era in making movies in this way because it's really a huge fete. I think we all feel very lucky to be doing it." But the pressure was on: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest had a 200-day production schedule but took an entire year to complete. They worked backward from the release date but didn't even have a script for quite a while. On top of that, its sequel, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, was scheduled to be filmed immediately following this one, mainly to ensure that the entire cast was still available.
Filmed all over the Caribbean, Director Gore Verbinski sought out all the hard-to-reach places: "The only way a location is going to get picked by Gore is if you have to swim to it, hike to it, repel into it, or parachute into it," Unit Production Manager Doug Merrifield explains. "The more extreme and more remote the better." One of the locations is an island that completely submerges when the tide comes in every day. The cast ran and battled with swords while ankle-deep in sand in sweltering heat. Equipment had to be hauled on barges or moved by truck up narrow mountainside dirt roads.
Obviously, CGI was used to create the Flying Dutchman's sea creature crew, among other things, but more than you would expect is real in this movie. Aside from the ships and sets they built, the crew developed a new technology called Image-Based Motion Capture to allow them to capture the actors' entire performances. Dressed in grey outfits spotted with green Ping Pong-sized balls that serve as motion points, Bill Nighy and the Flying Dutchman crew performed as if they were in full costume. Gore Verbinski could then work with them and the camera just as he would any live-action sequence. Their 3D images were later animated and transformed into sea creatures but without losing the facial expressions and movements of the actors in their performances. That's movie magic!
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest was filmed during the most active hurricane season on record. Hurricane Wilma did extensive damage to sets, equipment, and roads. Aside from the hurricanes, high seas even caused problems: If the waves reached 3 to 4 feet, the ships had to be evacuated because the sets were at risk of falling apart. Don't worry, it all turned out okay.
In fact, this movie was even nominated for a bunch of awards and won quite a few, mainly in the special effects/visual effects department for good reason! Johnny was also nominated for and won some awards too because he's really good at being Captain Jack Sparrow.
The Kitties are fighting!
This movie comes down to the hunt for Davy Jones's chest. Here, Captain Jack, Norrington (Simon), Will (Comet), and Elizabeth (Ashes) find it together but suddenly realize that no one can be trusted. They all want it for their own reasons. Because there's never a time when everyone's in the same scene (and because Davy Jones is tied to the sea), I had to embellish a little here with what I imagine is happening outside of the shot: Davy Jones watching and awaiting his fate aboard the Flying Dutchman. Will they work it out? Go rent the movie!
What's next?
This saga concludes in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.
For more Johnny Kitties or images from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest visit my blog here: melissaconnolly.blogspot.com/2013/07/johnny-kitties-celeb....
She got the 1st place on this assigmet!! I can't belive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
she is SAD and HEARTBROKEN because her cat is dead!!!
Parvati was her best friend, and she will never forgot the good times thay had together!!!
its based in a true history, I had a cat named Parvati, and she dead a few year ago... she was grey and white, very similar to Jade's cat at the TV Series
I just found out that one of my favorite cats at the shelter went over the rainbow bridge today. I will miss my weekly snuggles with Lucy.
Please don't puke.
Happy Anti-Valentines Day everyone! I want you all to have a piece of my heart!!!!
Nobody was hurt in the making of this photo. Except for that poor lamb's heart that ended up in the butchers freezer, where I ended up trading for, for a sum of money.
What is up with flickr and the colours? The colours are so messed up!
As inspired by this Anti-V-day card.
On February 14th at 2:30AM I purchased this doll and paid for her immediately on E*sy. I sent her an email asking her to please send the tracking information and pack her safely. We did not hear from her for two days and started to become suspicious. We called Pa*pal to see what our options were and they told us we had to wait 7 days before opening up a case. We went back to E*sy and tried to cancel the sale and could not. She finally messaged back saying the doll was packed and ready to be shipped; also changed the status on the order to "Shipped" later that evening and apologized for the lack of communication saying that her child was ill. Then a few more days went by with us asking for the tracking information and she never replied. She then messaged back saying she was not able to do the transaction because it was too large and had only sold small items in the past. She was afraid the doll would get lost or broken in shipping. We messaged her and told her we would pay the additional shipping charges for insurance and to cover any additional packing materials she might need. We did not hear from her again for a few more days where she finally cancelled the transaction saying she would give us a refund. When Pa*pal tried to return the money to us, she had no money in her account. I messaged her again to ask her what the issue was and she said the money would be available in a few days. Pa*pal ran the transaction again today.....it failed again. Here we are with no doll and our money has not been refunded. If you see pictures of this doll, buyer beware. I believe this person is a fraud, never had the doll and just needed the money. We have since opened up cases on Pa*pal and E*sy against her. I am so upset...this was supposed to be my birthday present. Just look at this picture and imagine how heartbroken I am when I thought she was going to be mine. I have been trying to find a side-part red head with rosy cheeks for so long now. I would not want anyone to go through this experience that I have gone through, so please study these pictures and if you see her pop up anywhere else, be very cautious.
@S_SiscaJKT48 : RT @KrisJenner: Heartbroken. My thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims #PrayforOrlando 💔 t.co/RbZtG7SLM4 (via Twitter twitter.com/S_SiscaJKT48/status/742023285001457664)
This view will soon be impossible, as the mayor of Almaty has announced that development will soon begin on a ski resort right in the middle of Kok Zhailau ("Green Pasture" in Kazakh), an ecologically important alpine meadow used as seasonal grazing land by nomadic herdsmen for centuries. I am heartbroken.
First time editing eyebrows! wooot woot I did good :) I hope this photo shows enough emotion :)
-Song used for title: Never Be The Same by Red-
So I've been wanting to take a picture of a stripper/hooker/exotic dancer crying for the past week but after giving up on getting the courage to walk up to one and say "Hey, clearly you're upset but uh, can I get up in your face with my camera lens and take a picture.. here, turn your head like this!".. I figured I'd just give a go of it myself. Tears are real. Same ones I use on Billy all the time (to get my way). But actually I had a reason to cry yesterday... I shut the car door on my pointer finger.
Unfortunately something different to my planned upload tonight. Heartbroken to hear of the sudden passing of my mums dog Jodie the Boxer today, she would have soon been 10 :'(
We had her from a pup way back when I lived at home and even as a stroppy teenager I considered her boy/mans best friend!
Fast forward 10 years and every time I visited my mum, we were always excited to greet each other! I feel so sorry for my mum, Jodie was her world!
Sleep Peacefully Jode, have a fun trail across Rainbow Bridge, wherever it may be! <3
This is a photo I took around 9 years ago on the little Samsung compact I had at the time, it's SOTC with no editing at all.
We have been heartbroken since Cheyenne's passing, and after much deliberation, decided the Holidays would just be too sad and empty without a "fur-child."
So I would like you to meet Mary-Oliver. Yep, she's named after our favorite poet and fellow dog-lover.
Mary-Oliver is an English Shepherd, and she's nine weeks old today.
We have only been together for four hours but she's liking the camera already. :~)
Happy weekend, Friends!
Interestingness - Top 500 (June 11, 2006 #450)
This is one of the last pictures I took of our 15-year-old cat Tugger, a few minutes before we took him to the vet on Friday to have him put to sleep. I don't think I really understood grief before now. Both my husband and I are heartbroken, although we know he had a great life and was with us for so long. He got sick last week (kidney failure) and went from a spunky cat to a frail kitten at the end. We will miss him tremendously. We love you Tugger.
Pencil / Watercolour
I made this one when my cat died, I was heartbroken and focusing on respecting his facial features was a way to ease my pain.
I met 10-year-old Lulu today at the Mayhew Animal Home in London. She's stunning and incredibly affectionate. I was heartbroken to read that she was brought in because her owners wanted her put to sleep. I wish I could have taken her home. It's hard to understand how she ended up in a shelter because she's so obviously been loved. I haven't been able to get her out of my mind...
(P.S. If you've seen any of my later photos of Lulu you'll know that I adopted her myself! She's settling in well with my other two cats.)
Edited: www.flickr.com/photos/technicolorrain/2973725112/
Black and White: www.flickr.com/photos/technicolorrain/2973725108/
Inspired by: www.flickr.com/photos/herlifeinpictures/2372609523/
I can't think of anything to take for today's We're Here group challenge as members join the The Flickr Broken Hearts Group which is a shame really as it will be the first day so far this year that I've been stumped.
I was a bit miffed (actually heartbroken - Mlle Jolie I need you in my life!) about not being able to get any of the Boudoir dolls... so I decided to style my own dolls in my very own Boudoir Collection! First up - Veronique! I hope you enjoy!
The last straw was finally dropped tonight... We had to give up Emma because she attacked Lucy through the fence. I'm a little heartbroken, but she will get a new home because she is a sweet girl.
When I was young, I took a chance on life,
When i was young, I stayed up most nights
Nobody knows, and nobody cares
You took my heart, you took my heart
Moving down the empty cobbled stairway
Looking out for a friendly face to see me
Nobody knows
And nobody cares
You took my heart
You took my heart
Video from "Must be the Music" a British TV show that aired last year. Loved this song.
I went home this weekend to see my newborn baby niece (pictures to come soon – don’t you worry) and I dragged my little sister out of bed and made her try out a new idea I’d been having for a while now. I’ve tried to take this picture THREE TIMES and each one just hasn’t come out the way I wanted. So I put Harriette in a freezing cold stream and made her stand there until she was almost late for work… But it worked. And now I’m happy. Thanks Higgle.
P.S – Press L to make it bigger….
P.P.S - Inspired by THIS.
My little angel Danny, who we sadly lost on 21/11/2017 & has left me heartbroken. Nest in peace, love you lots. xxx
I'm still waiting
There isn’t enough time to let you know
Just how in love with you I am
I could never write that well
The words would never do the feeling justice
Every night I sat and cry
Just thinking about you
And how in love with you I am
And how you’ll never be mine
But I’m already yours
Whenever you’re ready
If you ever are
I will be here waiting
Just a phone call away
Waiting to answer your call
To tell you that I want you to call me yours
And that I want to call you mine
And all I know is I don't want to ever see the end
Baby please, I'm still waiting for you
Won't you open up your heart and let me come back in.
Just keep in mind
I will wait for you for the rest of my life. Even if that means I have to give you up for the rest of my life, I will wait for you. I love you that much and nothing will ever change that.
Model: saadha14
Location: Henveyru Kasrathu Park / Male',Maldives