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Johnny Depp Wants 'Pirates of the Caribbean' To End on a High Note
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Johnny Depp Wants 'Pirates of the Caribbean' To End on a High Note

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | November 3, 2026

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It’s going to be awhile until we start seeing results tonight, so let’s worry about another possible calamity that says nothing good about our society: Johnny Depp almost definitely returning as Jack Sparrow for a sixth Pirates of the Caribbean movie. Jerry Bruckheimer already started this ball rolling, but now, Depp is giving it some more momentum. Fortunately, there’s a silver lining here. Should Disney be stupid enough to throw money down the drain after Depp was reportedly a nightmare on the fifth film, he wants this to be the last and send the franchise off on a “better note.” Will America still turn up for these things?I mean, yeah, have you meant this country? Christ, look who’s in charge. (A.V. Club)

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Ross Douthat should leave gotcha questions to the professionals. (Wonkette)

At first I was worried Jon Bernthal got super religious, but apparently, this is just him smoldering in killer coats in the desert. You’re welcome. (THR)

Edgar Wright did not authorize the new remaster of Spaced. (The Wrap)

Why am I being forced to learn about this couple? (Vulture)

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It sure looks like BioWare had a big N7 Day blowout planned. (Kotaku)

Jenny McCarthy’s been living in a tent in her yard and you better believe she’s worried about chemtrails getting her. (EW)

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