Fans of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise are getting excited for the fifth movie, entitled Dead Men Tell No Tales. Since the movie has a release date of May 26, we’ve decided to do a pirate-themed giveaway for the month of May!
Many of you are familiar with the eccentric antics of Captain Jack Sparrow, played by Johnny Depp. In Dead Men Tell No Tales, Sparrow returns to face an old nemesis named Captain Armando Salazar. He controls a crew of ghost pirates who have escaped from the Devil’s Triangle, with a mission of killing every pirate at sea…including Jack. Sparrow’s only means of survival is to find the legendary Trident of Poseidon, which gives its owner control over the seas.
Captain Jack Sparrow is no novice when it comes to tracking down the seemingly impossible. Through the first four movies, we’ve watched him hunt for his ship (called The Black Pearl), the Dead Man’s Chest, an ancient goddess with the power to defeat Davy Jones, and the Fountain of Youth. Not to mention, good ‘ole Jack is always searching for more rum!
Director Joachim Ronning has said that Dead Men Tell No Tales is only the beginning of the final adventure in the series, so we may still get one or two more movies before the Pirates of the Caribbean is complete.
As we patiently (or impatiently) await the debut date, let’s give away a piece of silver! Entering Provident’s May giveaway is easy. All you need to do is leave a comment below and tell us your favorite moment of the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, or another pirate story if you’d prefer. One winner will be randomly selected on May 19, 2017 to receive a Yeager 1 oz Poured Silver Skull. Leave your comments by May 18, 2017 at 11:59 PM to be entered to win.
May the winds of fortune blow in your favor!


The monkey
Need I say more?
My favorite part of the franchise is of course, the Treasure!!!
Would love a chance to own one of these
Anywhere in the Caribbean is where I want to be.
Lets win a silver skull!Good luck everyone!
“Thank you Jack”
-“you’re welcome”
“We named the monkey Jack”
I like how Depp used Keith Richards from the stones as inspiration for playing his character sparrow. I get that vibe
Yo ho ho, a pirate’s life is for me..
EVERY part of EVERY scene in EVERY P.O.T.C. movies is outstanding! But the one that stands out in my mind is when “Captain” Keira stands on deck and gives the command FIRE!!!! But I think the second time she yells it, it comes out FI-RUH!!!! Lol “The Goonies” is also awesome!
Oh and ummm….. but why is the Rum gone??
Mrs Jack Sparrow
Just enjoyed the entire movie and feeling adventure
PIrate’s treasure chest filled with PMs!
Doesn’t give me a reason to fight fair, does it!
But why is the rum gone?!?
My favorite parts of those movies are when they involve finding bullion/treasure. Makes one daydream of the privateer days!
One of johnny depps best characters
I like when Will Turners donkey see the branding iron & starts hee hawing and walking faster
A privates life for me. Gold and silver.
Gold and silver makes the day brighter.
The problem is not the problem, the problem is the attitude about the problem, you understand?
Isla de Muerta. Treasure room. Enough said.
AARG!!!☠
I love the Spanish ships and the views of the Caribbean.
I’m dishonest and you can always trust a dishonest man to be dishonest, honestly.
… but why is rum gone?
I like when Jack is stuttering Parlay and they ask where parlay came form and jack said.
“that would be the french”
“my eye hurts something terrible”….. “Well then quit rubbin it”….
I’ve got a jar of dirt, I’ve got a jar of dirt and guess what’s inside it!
One of my favorite parts in when Jack sails the sinking ship into port Royal. Right as the ship hits the bottom he steps off onto the dock.
I love the way the movies are shot. The costumes and the way the old ships look. Johnny Depp is great as Captain Sparrow too.
“Welcome to Port Royal Mr. Smith.”
“Why is the rum gone?”
I love the scenes when Jack Sparrow is stuck alone in At World’s End. The different copies of himself is some great performance, as well as the delusions of the rocks/crabs.
“Ahh but you have heard of me”