"Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Without Proof" was released after 6 years of emotion

The fantasy adventure film Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Or Not Heard finally set sail on May 26 in some 400 IMAX theaters across the country, kicking off the upcoming IMAX June blockbuster season as one of the most influential and box-office-appealing film series. On the day of the film's release, IMAX Beijing held a media viewing party, which perfectly integrated comedy, thriller, epic and other elements of "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" under the full frame of IMAX, in the most immersive way to let the audience go deep into the magnificent pirate world and experience the magical and exciting pirate life.

The film continues the dark style of the series' opening "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl", when the blood-boiling classic soundtrack resounded through the IMAX theater, and the audience also immersed themselves into the surging magical pirate world with the blessing of IMAX full frame, and the audience was sometimes enchanted by the mirage-like scene, and sometimes the heart beat faster with the sea duel of hundreds of boats. IMAX's technical treatment of picture quality makes the film's picture clearer and brighter, even in the dark sea, the audience can see the exquisite details of the pirate ship and the subtle expressions of each character, and the IMAX full-frame brings a more complete scene to the screen, and the audience seems to follow Captain Jack to the sea when watching the film, pinching a sweat for each adventure in which his life is hanging in the balance.

Several veteran media outlets commented that Dead No Proof was in place in the series's legacy, with the IMAX full-frame being particularly recommended, and the reunion of Captain Jack, The Little Blacksmith, and Elizabeth ten years later also sparked tears.

As a classic fantasy adventure film, visual effects have always been a major attraction of the series. Under the IMAX full-frame format, top-of-the-line special effects are ordered to be more realistic in renderings that are 26% larger than on a regular screen. Including the undead shark rising into the air, the mysterious island like a vast cosmic gem, and the deep trench like the Moses divided into seas on the screen are very shocking.

Captain Jack, played by Depp, is still stealing the scene, and the right and evil body is still in good shape, not only parkour on the roof, playing a thrilling trapeze on the guillotine, and fighting with Captain Salazar in the rough seas, but also contracting most of the laughs as always; the shape of the undead captain Salazar played by Oscar winner Javier Baden is particularly impressive to the audience, and the pale and cracked face is creepy. And he led the army of the undead zombies out of the cage like a huge formation under the IMAX top of the big screen, as if in front of the audience's eyes, menacing, realism even made the audience's palms sweat.