Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

The HMS Dauntless was heading to Isla de Muerta to rescue Will Turner from Barbossa's crew.

The crew of the Black Pearl were cursed and needed to be killed in order to lift the Aztec curse.

Jack Sparrow and Elizabeth Swann sailed with Commodore James Norrington aboard the Dauntless to Isla de Muerta.

They were to rescue Will Turner before being killed.

Barbossa was about to kill Will when Jack warned him.

Jack Sparrow proposed to wait to lift the curse until after killing Norrington's men.

While the cursed pirates attack the Dauntless, Jack made himself immortal and engaged Barbossa in an epic battle.

By the end of the battle, Will ended the curse and Jack shot Barbossa, dead.

Elizabeth and Jack swam to the island where they watched as the Black Pearl faded into the horizon.

Jack briefly considered using his pistol on her but ended up stalking up the sand dune.

Jack Sparrow was accompanied by Mullroy and Murtogg to the helm.

Elizabeth promised to accept Jack's marriage proposal in order to convince Norrington to help Will.

Jack Sparrow convinces Commodore Norrington to use his cannons to ambush Barbossa's crew instead of going in after them himself.

Elizabeth Swann is escorted unceremoniously to the captain's cabin by Lieutenant Gillette.

Jack Sparrow rowed to shore to make his proposition to Barbossa.

Barbossa and his crew enter the cave with their torches and knives.

Pintel and Ragetti mopped the floors while Jack Sparrow stood behind Commodore Norrington and watched.

Barbossa held up a knife while standing in the cave of treasure while the pirates chanted.

Commodore Norrington ignored Jack's plan with the cannons and allowed the majority of the crew of the Dauntless to wait outside the cave.

Jack Sparrow made his proposition to Barbossa.

Jack Sparrow's initial plan was to get Will close enough to the treasure to lift the curse, but at the moment that is most profitable to Jack, which in this instance would also be most profitable to Will.

To bring off this whole strategy, Jack figured as insurance he might as well make himself immortal just in case.

This was also the moment when Will realized, that from the beginning, this was Jack's plan, to get Will close enough to the treasure to lift the curse but at the moment that is most profitable to Jack, which in this instance would also be most profitable to Will.

Barbossa agreed to give Jack 25 percent of his plunder as well as a big hat, and the two captains shook hands.

Suddenly, the fish scattered in all directions as out of the water shafts of moonlight pierced the murky blue, illuminating a school of fish.

Underneath the water, shafts of moonlight pierced the murky blue, illuminating a school of fish. Barbossa's crew suddenly attacked the school of fish, and Jack Sparrow ordered Barbossa's crew to the boats.

The skeletons of Barbossa's cursed crew boarded the Dauntless and began to kill the crew.

Elizabeth, wanting to save Will Turner, rowed away from the ship and into a longboat with her father.

The battle raged on outside, with Captain Jack Sparrow looking through the treasure.

Will freed himself from the ropes that bound his wrists and faced his attackers.

Jack reached down and grabbed a sword out of Monk's belt and threw him into a puddle of seawater.

He grabbed an extra sword and threw it to Will.

The other pirates stared in shock as Will freed himself and turned to face his attackers.