Captain Jack Sparrow has gone to sleep! Rumor has it that the reboot of "Pirates of the Caribbean" is hopeless or may end here

According to the latest news from foreign media on February 15, it was reported that Disney Pictures has no enthusiasm for rebooting the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, and the once glorious "Pirates of the Caribbean" film series may end here - because the screenwriter duo Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick ("Deadpool") left, and the reboot has now entered an awkward and uncertain situation.

Foreign media Deadline published an article saying: Sources said the two are no longer working on the project. Sean Bailey, the head of Disney's live-action department, hired the two in October last year, hoping to restart the series with new actors when Johnny Depp was in trouble and had a high salary, because Caribbean was centered around Captain Jack Sparrow played by Depp. Reese & Wernick are good at action/comedy. Bailey is very satisfied with the two and once said that "he wants to make 'Pirates' punk rock again."

But now the situation has suddenly changed, and there are many different opinions about the future of the series. According to reports, some people in the industry have begun to look for replacement screenwriters, and some say that the "Caribbean" series may be shelved forever.

The report also stated that there had been discussions about filming a "Caribbean" series, but it was probably abandoned because the cost and preparation of a nautical-themed series were too difficult.