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Forty-seven meters.
It doesn't sound like that great a distance. About half the length of a football field. A distance an elite athlete could cover in about, oh, five seconds or so. Why, I could probably lob a Frisbee 47 meters with a bit of luck and the wind at my back.

But when you're trapped in a cage 47 meters under the ocean's surface with 20-foot great white sharks circling menacingly above, well, it may as well be 47 light years.

It's certainly not the place sisters Lisa and Kate expected to find themselves. They're vacationing in Mexico, with younger sister Kate taking the spot that Lisa's beau, Stuart, was supposed to have occupied. Work commitments kept him from coming, Lisa says.

But in the middle of the night at their hotel, Kate gets up to find Lisa weeping. Stuart's not working, Lisa confesses. He's left her because she's just too boring.

Determined to help her sister not be boring anymore, adventurous Kate suggests they go out. Never mind that it's 1:30 in the morning. And so they do, knocking down shots and chatting with two locals who may or may not have picked up pretty, naïve American tourists before.

After a few rounds, those smooth-talking locals, Javier and Louis, propose that their new friends join them in a shark-watching expedition the next day. They go out with their friend, Captain Taylor, every weekend, the guys say. His boat is equipped with a shark tank that Taylor's crew drops into well-chummed water, and the sharks show up like clockwork. "It's like going to the zoo," one of the guys suggests, "only you're in the cage."

Kate's game. Cautious Lisa, well, she's not so sure. Doesn't sound like a good idea, she says.

Then again, Lisa admits, how great would it be to show Stuart that she's not so boring after all? To show him pictures of her in a cage surrounded by great white sharks?
Well, it would've been great. Probably. Had the rickety old boat's steel cable not snapped right after Lisa and Kate crawled in the cage, that is, sending them plunging—guess what—47 meters down into the abyss below.

Positive Elements

Kate's well-intentioned attempt to cheer up her sister has disastrous unintended consequences, obviously. "I'm so sorry I got you into this," she says later. Lisa, to her credit, is wisely suspicious of Captain Taylor's decidedly "low rent" shark viewing boat. "I feel super uneasy about this," she tells Kate—always a good instinct to heed when floating in shark-infested coastal waters.

Once things go awry, however, Kate and Lisa do everything possible in a harrowing, almost impossible situation to try to get back to the surface in one piece. Both are willing, at different times, to take sacrificial risks for the other. (Also, the woman's huge masks have microphones and radios to talk to each other and, at times, Captain Taylor, which enables them to formulate strategies for escape.

It's difficult to tell whether the slightly sketchy Captain Taylor really does everything possible to rescue the stranded young women. But he does send Javier down with more oxygen and a backup cable, so there is at least an attempt at a rescue. He also calls the Coast Guard (or perhaps the Mexican version of it) to help.

Spiritual Content

In a couple of hopeful moments, Lisa repeatedly exclaims, "Thank God!"

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Captain Jack Sparrow is older and …
Well, let's just say he's older. This perpetually tipsy ne're-do-well is still struggling with pretty much the same issues he always has. Behind that wobbly swagger and semi-charming gold-toothed grin is a pirate captain who has a hard time accomplishing … anything.

Jack keeps failing to find his scruffy crew even a single gold doubloon. And his beloved galleon, the Black Pearl, has been magically shrunken down to a little skiff in a bottle that he carries around in his coat pocket. In truth, it's really a stretch to call him a captain at all.

But there's one thing no one can doubt: Jack has made a lot of enemies. And one of them—a certain zombified Captain Armando Salazar—is driving his putrefying crew of cursed sailors to find and keelhaul this captain named Sparrow.

As legend has it, many years ago a fresh-faced Jack tricked the pirate-hunting Salazar into sailing into the Devil's Triangle. There, he and his crew went down and became ensnared in a horrible eternal torment: Their dead skin may dissolve and their ship may crumble to moldering rot, but they live on and on.

Now, however, Salazar has been miraculously set free from the Triangle's confines. And he's slowly scouring the seas, destroying ships and always leaving one survivor to spread the message that he and his dead crew are coming.

They're coming for Captain Jack Sparrow.

How do you actually stop a cursed band of murderers who want your heart on a pike? Well, that's a tough one. It involves something called the Trident of Poseidon—a magical object that's rumored to control all the powers of the ocean. Of course, it's also rumored to be unfindable. In fact, the map that might lead someone to said undiscoverable treasure is rumored to be something no man can ever read.

That's a lot of rumored dead ends. But fear not, Jack Sparrow fans: Henry Turner (son of Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann) has been seeking the Trident his whole life. And he's found an astronomy-focused map-reader named Carina who's seeking that treasure, too.
Together, Jack, Henry and Carina set off on a rollicking high-seas adventure that many will one day tell tales of …

… if, that is, Jack can stay sober, upright and in one piece long enough to actually survive it.

Positive Elements

Both Henry and Carina are desperately seeking to connect with their estranged fathers. Henry wants to break a curse that binds his dad; even as a boy he risks his life to do so. And the goal of freeing his father from that spiritual bondage continues to motivate him in adulthood. Orphaned Carina, for her part, devotes herself to her missing father's oceanic research as a way to connect with him. In both sets of parent-child relationships, we witness a degree of reconciliation and redemption, with sacrificial love on display along the way as well.

Spiritual Content

Pirate superstitions abound. They take shape in the form of several curses, including the one that traps Captain Salazar and his crew. Those sailors are all zombies of sorts, with rotting skin and crumbling parts. In other cases, decomposing victims just might have a lower jaw or a detached hand that floats in the air with a ghostlike semblance. These ghoulish sailors can run on the surface of the ocean. They also magically enliven decaying sharks that they dispatch to try and kill Jack.
Because she can read star charts, some people call Carina a witch. In fact, some British officials want to hang her for her abilities. Never mind that Carina isn't a witch. But there is another tattooed woman who claims to have a witch's power. Carina hits a priest in the face with her cell door while making an escape.

Elsewhere throughout the film, various magical happenings take place.

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