'Pirates Of The Caribbean 5': Jack Sparrow Takes On Captain Salazar In Dead Men Tell No Tales

It has been six years since the last "Pirates of the Caribbean" film was released in 2011 and the fans have been dying to know more about the latest installment. "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" will be released by Disney on May 26 this year.

On February 5, Captain Jack Sparrow made a comeback in a new trailer for the upcoming film, "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales." The trailer which was released by Disney at the Sunday night's Super Bowl gave a glimpse of Johnny Depp returning as Captain Jack Sparrow. With this, the fans of Jack Sparrow have been assured of his presence in the fifth installment of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series.

The new trailer for the "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" shows Depp aka Captain Jack Sparrow covered in mud and enjoying his rum. Apart from Depp, the trailer also reveals the first look of Captain Salazar, the new villain, being played by Javier Bardem. Captain Salazar will be Jack Sparrow's new arch-rival in the upcoming "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales," reported Metro.

Johnny Cash's "Ain't No Grave" playing in the background gives the trailer an eerie and creepy vibe. The deadly Caption Salazar and his equally spooky minions can be seen trying their best to destroy the pirates and take command of the sea in the "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" Super Bowl trailer. The trailer shows dead ghosts searching for Captain Jack Sparrow whose only hope of saving the pirates is finding the Trident of Poseidon which will give him the control of the seas.

The latest trailer for ''Pirates of the Caribbean 5'' also shows Orlando Bloom making a comeback as Will Turner after being absent in "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" which was released in 2011, reported Mirror. Instead of Keira Knightley, this time the viewers will see Skins actress Kaya Scodelario alongside Bloom. It has also been reported that Pual McCartney will be doing a cameo in the upcoming "Pirates of the Caribbean" film.

The first trailer for the upcoming "Pirates of the Caribbean 5" was released in October last year which had left Captain Jack Sparrow's fans wondering whether he would be a part of the upcoming film or not. But the latest trailer released at the 2017 Super Bowl gave the audience his first glance.