If you've read Geoff Kleinman's report on his recent visit to Disney, I was a Pirate (for a Day), you already know what goes into the making of a pirate. To get a look at some of the other elements that went into bringing to life Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End -- the final installment of the trilogy that's just washed ashore on DVD and Blu-ray disc -- we turned to Industrial Light and Magic, who were kind enough to invite DVD Talk to their offices in San Francisco to talk about how they flexed their special effects muscles to bring Jack Sparrow and Davy Jones to the silver screen for one final row. Read Adam Tyner's complete coverage of the trip and learn some of the secrets ILM used to make movie magic.