Not bad. Not great either, especially if you accidentally think at any point in time. We had fun watching it. Probably the final scene was the funniest.
Son was lost a bit, but he didn't grow up watching the old black and white Lone Ranger TV shows. Those of us who had, laughed appropriately at those moments. Others laughed at the Captain Sparrow moments, so they laughed a little less.
Saddest part? Seeing how Johny Depp has aged, and how that means I've aged.
based on the ads i've seen for it, they should have called it "Tonto", since Johnny Depp got top billing and he's in more of the ads..
I'd have to agree with Foxtrapper & it really should have been called Tonto. The scorpion scene got my wife.
Heat was better and a surprise was White House Down. That was much better than I expected, although not cinematic excellence.
We've got a new drive in movie that plays double headers so I'm seeing a lot of movies.
I even liked Despicable Me.
Whoa, a NEW drive-in? 
It's hard to find and old one....
Gearheadotaku wrote: Whoa, a NEW drive-in?
When the Hot Rod Magazine started their Power Tour near here this year they all went to this drive in and they screened "American Grafitti" Now that was cool. All those old cars and seeing it on the big screen again.
http://www.coyotedrive-in.com/canteen/
Yup a new 3 screen drive in that's sitting in a bow of the river and in the shadow of downtown Fort Worth. One screen is completely framed by a very pretty downtown scene.
They have places to watch the movie for people who bike or ride their horse to the theater (it is just about a mile south of the FW Stockyards) as well as a very nice central eating & playground area.
They also have from 4-8 food trucks that service patrons.
There's live music from 6 until just before the movie starts every Fri-Sat-Sun.
They also have the biggest, cleanest and best bathrooms in town, which is a big plus when all 3 screens hit intermission at about the same time.
It's $8 for a double feature.
Dallas commissions studies to talk and publish articles about what a great idea they've had (and then don't do anything about it) while FW says "Hey! That's a cool idea. Let's do it!"
Consequently FW has a thriving downtown, miles and miles of parks and riding trails all along the river, food truck parks, drive-in movies, viable downtown living & shopping, bike exchanges (stands of bikes on street corners where you rent a bike one place and return it another), a huge cultural district (http://www.fwculture.com/museums.htm) to balance out the Stockyards (http://www.fortworthstockyards.org/), Bass Hall (http://www.basshall.com/) which is the best auditorium with the best line up of plays and music in the whole DFW area. FW has free music in the way Austin did back in the day. Except for South by Southwest FW offers more music venues on a given week end night than does Austin according to Texas Monthly.
It has a small town atmosphere but has the size to offer all the big town goodies. People tip their hats and wave when they pass you in the street, even if they are driving.
For the 4th of July they.... well, here's the link http://trinityrivervision.org/fort-worth%27s-fourth-of-july-fireworks-celebration
This is just over the levee from the drive in movies so they paused the movies to let everyone watch the fireworks. Those were the best seats in town.
There's nothing worse than a reformed anything. I am a reformed Dallasite and can't figure out why it took me so long to move to FW.
i wen to see it on the forth and it was amnsuing to say the least.
Biggest pile of E36 M3 I've seen in a long time, and we went to the fancy dinner and drinks place, so it was a couple hundred bucks worth of suck.
In reply to Gearheadotaku:
We have an old one in my town. It is $18 a car load for double features and the occasional triple feature. It eats up most of our summer fun budget. They have car shows there at times as well.
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