![]() That being said, I'd think most kids 10 and up won't be too scandalized by it - and a lot of it will sail over the heads of kids younger than that. The "innuendo" bit, of course, refers to the byplay between Jack and Angelica, and there is plenty of it - especially since the characters are supposed to have a romantic past together. I can't be certain, but it's my guess that it's the mermaids that prompted the inclusion of "sensuality," seeing as how they're topless - although of course something (usually hair) prevents the audience from seeing anything beyond what you'd see on a trip to a family beach. The official reasons for the rating are "for intense sequences of action/adventure violence, some frightening images, sensuality and innuendo." This actually marks the first time a movie released by Walt Disney Pictures has been given a PG-13 for any sort of sexual content. Is it really not appropriate for younger kids? ![]() It's significant only in that it's clearly meant to set things up for a fifth movie.Ħ. The closing credits are very long, though, so if your kids get too antsy, you can always wait till the movie hits premium cable or DVD/Blu-ray and see the scene then. There is a very brief scene after the closing credits, as there was in each of the first three PotC movies. Do I need to sit through the credits for a bonus scene at the end? I've not seen it in anything other than IMAX 3D, so I can't say for certain, but I'd say that for a film like this you should either go for all the bells and whistles or not bother to go at all. And the cinematography is attractive enough that IMAX does add a bit to the experience. The 3D effects are fun, with swords and the occasional skeletal hand pointing out of the screen at you. If you're going to go see it, you might as well go whole hog. Is it worth paying more for 3D? How about IMAX?
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