Bullet wounds spray gushing blood and chunks of flesh, and bodies writhe in agony and pain.Pike, Dutch, Angel, Buck (Rayford Barnes), and the Gorch Brothers - Lyle (Warren Oates) and Tector (Ben Johnson) shoot their way out of town.I have a wife, a child, and a mortgage, and I""m scared to death l""m turning into my father....I never forgave him for getting old.By the time he was as old as I am now, he was ancient.I mean, he must have had dreams, but he never did anything about ""em.For all I know, he may have even heard voices, too, but he sure didn""t listen to them.The man never did one spontaneous thing in all the years I knew him.Annie, I""m afraid of that happening to me, and something tells me that this may be my last chance to do something about it.He is led from the train into an ancestral past - to an open, single horse drawn carriage by a spritely, derby-hatted, pipe-smoking, elfin Michaeleen Oge Flynn (Barry Fitzgerald), the local taxi-cab driver, book-maker, and match-maker.A much more manic, slapstick, and campy version (and with slightly less gore) when compared to the first two films.This installment was released six years after the previous POTC film, hereby making it the longest time span between films.