And the CGI & special effects still stand up better than many films 12 years later. Incredible scene and film. The best of the 5 Pirates films. SEVERELY UNDERRATED.
Agreed. I find the criticism to the plot unbelievable. Every line of the script fits and I love a movie that stills delivers something new after seeing it so many times.
I think what comes down to is that at this point in the history of film, photorealistic CGI and advanced compositing were available, but they would still go with practical effects when the desired scene allowed them to.
When you're playing the villain so damn good that the audience doesn't even want you to die. That's when you absolutely nailed a villain role. Tom Hollander absolutely slayed here.
That moment Beckett reverts back to being a little boy, his eyes large and confused, the voice of his absentee mother or father drumming into his soul: “it’s just good business, Cutler.”
I could of sworn Beckett was on some small escalator going down those stairs, his upper half glides so smoothly compared to his legs, in the actual movie they look almost CG
I hate to be *that* guy, but the destruction of the Endeavour is highly unrealistic. 1, The Dutchman and the Pearl must have fully-automatic machine gun cannons, as there is virtually no pausing for reloading. A normal firerate would be 2 rounds out of a cannon per minute, maybe double that with a skilled crew. 2, The Endeavour was built to withstan heavy, absolutely brutal punishment from other warships of a similar or even higher class. She is literally the flagship and she is being absolutely shredded into woodchips in a matter of minutes, seconds on screen, by two much smaller vessels? A ship of similar size to the Endeavour woulda taken much longer to sink her. This is like putting the Endeavour against the Bismark, andhaving the Endeavour win! And the Dutchman and Pearl's hulls are like cardboard compared to the Endeavour's. Not to mention that the Endeavour's cannons fire extremely heavier cannonballs, like 4x heavier then both of the other ships' cannonballs. They woulda just about bounce off the Endeavour, and if their Captain wasn't so incompetent and issued an order to fire back, they woulda absolutely turned both the Dutchman and Pearl into woodchips and in not much longer than what the movie showed the two ships destroy the Endeavour. Highly unrealistic but still an amazing scene. Lots of work went into it and it holds up to this day pretty well. But as usual, good ol' Hollywood magic and plot convienence are always creating unrealistic scenes.
Also the crew act like helpless robots, I wouldnt of waited that long to take action, and then abandon ship. Id of ignored the braindead statue of a Captain and ordered to fire back! I swear some rules and laws are followed so strictly it is hilariously dumb in situations like this.
@@HANKSANDY69420 That's why it's called special effects... it don't have to be realistic... on the big screen it's very cool... unless you call a ship emerging from the deep with lost souls aboard realistic!
The first time I saw this movie in theaters. I cried at the destruction of the HMS Endeavour because it was my favorite ship out of all of the Pirates of the Caribbean ships. Rip me lol.
I dunno why, but I was kinda sad to see Cutler Beckett die. Maybe it was the destruction of that beautiful ship, I dunno. Either way, kind of a sad scene or at least I thought so.
For me it’s happy and sad. The way he’s irresponsive just kinda makes me sad because he feared death so much; you could see that. He was irresponsive because he was so afraid of being faced with the end of the line. The way he accepts his fate is sad too. He doesn’t even try to fire back because he knows that he’s going to die. Yet at the same time I’m like YAAAASSSSSSSSS KILL THAT BISH WILL AND JACK! YAS! Mixed emotions 😂
Just know that the film is soooo great and sooo not forgettable that even though Cuttler is the villain and you want to hate him you can't. It's cause his a great actor and the creators soo genius to manipulate you like that.
I use similar air horns at my job at a power plant. We use them to cool off equipment and to dry out huge tanks and stuff. The air force they create is really impressive. You can feed stuff in through the rear end and launch it too, which is pretty fun when no supervisors are looking. They could really hurt you though, I've had them suck the gloves right off my hands when setting them up from the rear.
Amanda Fernandez Nisha nah he wanted to kill off all the pirates and pirate lords, he got more than he deserved. Remember the beginning of this movie when he hanges all these pirates especially the child pirate, I cried when the little kid pirate died
To be honest I hear full cover, the actors said it very badly. It was actually full canvas but I think they said it wrong. My favourite bit is Lieutentant: all hands abandon ship
@@Pheonix66256 No I was just questioning that there’s only 1 staircase heading to the upper upper deck ( or whatever its called ) rather than the stereotype with 2 on opposite sides
@@blackhole3963 The layout of the top decks of the _Endeavor_ were designed for the cinematography of this scene. There is one staircase so Beckett can descend it right in the middle of all the destruction.
I know that it had to happen as it was written, but to this day it bothers me that a 1st rate ship of the line would not only sail forth without any allied vessels flanking her, but then the audacity of allowing both the Pearl and the Dutchman to render her into piles of burnt wood and cloth.....yeah I'm not buying it. Although true enough no ship could sink the Supernatural Dutch Flyut/War Galleon (Dutchman), the Pearl was more or less a heavily modified East Indiaman/Race Built Galleon and would've likely been destroyed in 1-2 broadsides. Even worse, the Brethren Court Fleet just sat there doing not a darn thing, except cheer when it was all over. They were grossly outnumbered, outgunned, and likely had no serious inkling to fight. Upon first seeing the film I assumed I'd finally get to see what a 1st rate could do on-screen but was very much denied and I've yet to see ANY film since then bother with such a warship. However, watching the making of how they did this scene is quite interesting. So I ask, is it really impossible to have a film show ships of the line in battle or is that too much CGI budget?
DarthVeltin You should watch the Dutch film "Admiral". It has three or four large-scale naval battles, with their formations and great attention to historical accuracy.
You should pay more attention when watching the movie. 1st of all Endeavor would shred Pearl easily, no need for backup. 2nd There was Dutchman, presumably still sided with Becket, and only when they both turned to endeavor, not shooting each other, he understood that he is fucked.
So many efforts and work for such a stupid and senseless end to the battle... two pirate vessels sink a three deck line ship passing by and hundrets of full armed battle ships of the East India Company just turn away and go back home... complete nonse- sorry I mean Disney...
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You have to admit, of all the Pirates villains/antagonists, Beckett had the most epic death scene.
My man had the best death scene of any movie ever
So much of work,but it pays off. The scene was awesome and looked really good.
And the CGI & special effects still stand up better than many films 12 years later. Incredible scene and film. The best of the 5 Pirates films. SEVERELY UNDERRATED.
Agreed. I find the criticism to the plot unbelievable. Every line of the script fits and I love a movie that stills delivers something new after seeing it so many times.
I think what comes down to is that at this point in the history of film, photorealistic CGI and advanced compositing were available, but they would still go with practical effects when the desired scene allowed them to.
"ehhm sory, i forgot to turn camera on"
@Sunamer Z have you ever heard of this thing called a "joke" ?
When you're playing the villain so damn good that the audience doesn't even want you to die. That's when you absolutely nailed a villain role. Tom Hollander absolutely slayed here.
I honestly had to do a double take when I read that name. Perhaps I've been watching too much Marvel as of late.
I thought this was a joke relating to how Tom Holland is given all the acting roles these days.
"It's just good business"
ABANDON SHIP
E.I.Co.
@@Ataurion all hands! Abandon ship!
Still dont get we He didnt fire back with his trillion cannons!
But most impressive
i didnt know they overlapped the scenes like that, thats amazing!
Would have been a lot of dead/injured actors otherwise with all that shit flying around, haha.
Yeah I never knew how they did this without having someone getting hurt, this is some next level editing work :O
@@jemert96 It’s simply a B roll edit.
You jerks. My poor ship.
U...still alive, Mr Beckett? I saw you blown up
37Ey mochi He’s in Davy Jones Locker, they have WiFi.
Apologies, Lord Beckett... but... Orders, sir?
He swim to other ship with E.I.Co. flag
that's why you should never mess with the pirates.
That moment Beckett reverts back to being a little boy, his eyes large and confused, the voice of his absentee mother or father drumming into his soul: “it’s just good business, Cutler.”
I could of sworn Beckett was on some small escalator going down those stairs, his upper half glides so smoothly compared to his legs, in the actual movie they look almost CG
could’ve*
It's because of the slow motion. The footage of him walking down the stairs in real time is quite quick, he also probably practiced a lot.
One of the coolest special effects scenes I have ever seen!!!
The destroying of the Endeavour!!! AWAESOME!!!
@Pxrrxn Yes 😁
It is
I hate to be *that* guy, but the destruction of the Endeavour is highly unrealistic.
1, The Dutchman and the Pearl must have fully-automatic machine gun cannons, as there is virtually no pausing for reloading. A normal firerate would be 2 rounds out of a cannon per minute, maybe double that with a skilled crew.
2, The Endeavour was built to withstan heavy, absolutely brutal punishment from other warships of a similar or even higher class. She is literally the flagship and she is being absolutely shredded into woodchips in a matter of minutes, seconds on screen, by two much smaller vessels? A ship of similar size to the Endeavour woulda taken much longer to sink her. This is like putting the Endeavour against the Bismark, andhaving the Endeavour win! And the Dutchman and Pearl's hulls are like cardboard compared to the Endeavour's. Not to mention that the Endeavour's cannons fire extremely heavier cannonballs, like 4x heavier then both of the other ships' cannonballs. They woulda just about bounce off the Endeavour, and if their Captain wasn't so incompetent and issued an order to fire back, they woulda absolutely turned both the Dutchman and Pearl into woodchips and in not much longer than what the movie showed the two ships destroy the Endeavour.
Highly unrealistic but still an amazing scene. Lots of work went into it and it holds up to this day pretty well. But as usual, good ol' Hollywood magic and plot convienence are always creating unrealistic scenes.
Also the crew act like helpless robots, I wouldnt of waited that long to take action, and then abandon ship. Id of ignored the braindead statue of a Captain and ordered to fire back! I swear some rules and laws are followed so strictly it is hilariously dumb in situations like this.
@@HANKSANDY69420 That's why it's called special effects... it don't have to be realistic... on the big screen it's very cool... unless you call a ship emerging from the deep with lost souls aboard realistic!
Wish I could have been part of the Endeavor crew.
Looks so fun to flop around on stage!
*Like fish*
always wondered how they did this scene.
I love being able to hear the conversations of the tech guys, understanding what kind of work is involved in making a film like this.
The first time I saw this movie in theaters. I cried at the destruction of the HMS Endeavour because it was my favorite ship out of all of the Pirates of the Caribbean ships. Rip me lol.
I thought the ship was real I thought they need to repair it everytime the director says cut
HIS NAME IS JOE PANCAKE
Best goddamn name ever
hands down one of the best scenes in cinema history
I dunno why, but I was kinda sad to see Cutler Beckett die. Maybe it was the destruction of that beautiful ship, I dunno. Either way, kind of a sad scene or at least I thought so.
It was sad for me personally because Cutler actually realised what he was doing was wrong, but it was too late, and he accepted his fate.
I was disapointed too top see the Endeavor explode to
For me it’s happy and sad. The way he’s irresponsive just kinda makes me sad because he feared death so much; you could see that. He was irresponsive because he was so afraid of being faced with the end of the line. The way he accepts his fate is sad too. He doesn’t even try to fire back because he knows that he’s going to die.
Yet at the same time I’m like YAAAASSSSSSSSS KILL THAT BISH WILL AND JACK! YAS!
Mixed emotions 😂
As soon as he saw the Pearl and the Dutchman sailing towards him, he knew that the jig was up
Just know that the film is soooo great and sooo not forgettable that even though Cuttler is the villain and you want to hate him you can't. It's cause his a great actor and the creators soo genius to manipulate you like that.
I use similar air horns at my job at a power plant. We use them to cool off equipment and to dry out huge tanks and stuff. The air force they create is really impressive. You can feed stuff in through the rear end and launch it too, which is pretty fun when no supervisors are looking. They could really hurt you though, I've had them suck the gloves right off my hands when setting them up from the rear.
Lol, when no supervisors are looking... workplace tomfoolery like this is fun
The thing is...
why isn't Tom Hollander interviewed?
Amazing how much effort went into creating such a short but epic scene
It's good quality work like this that helps a scene look good.
And then they tell me that the 5th is better than the 3rd and that Salazar beats Davy Jones. Y'all, wear your glasses before you comment.
True, the 5th movie is good, but the third is better -- The best in my opinion
catherine boubouka, i worked on 2,3 and 4. 2 and 3 wäre the best to shoot.
Who tf sais that the 5th is good?
The 5th movie is horrendous
@@TheSharkdiver007 thats really cool! What was your job during production?
This is actually breathtaking to witness - massive bravo to this whole entire crew 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Love the filmography
The fx guys name was Joe Pancake.
"Oh shit I forgot to press record"
- Fired camera man
You know, watching theses clips just highlights how simply amazing movie 🎥 making is to bring that magic onscreen for us!
This was really cool to watch. Thanks!
5:15 Dammit! I was just thinking of blowing up my giant black pearl!
Smashing.
Had to say it. :)
Yes a great film at the top of the franchise thanks to this great effort
"SIR! ORDERS SIR! WHAT DO WE DO SIR!"
"It's just good business"
All hands abandon ship!
Thank you everyone who make this video...You gave me inspiration and make me love ships since 4 years ago!!
Just amazing ..one of the best part of all time of potc at worlds end...... please make this type of potc 6 part......
A very cool scene! Looks like it wasn't in a studio. Very nicely done!
I like cutler beckett.... When he died , I cried...
⚓ if i could just save him ⚓
TacoPotato yes 😉😉
I didn't cry, but it was sad for me too
MJTat Prauber 😃😃
Amanda Fernandez Nisha nah he wanted to kill off all the pirates and pirate lords, he got more than he deserved. Remember the beginning of this movie when he hanges all these pirates especially the child pirate, I cried when the little kid pirate died
It's Just..... Good Business.
All hands abandon ship!
Beautiful. Just fantastic
Fascinating. This blew my mind (honestly no pun intended, this really awed me)
God dam seeing it done fir real there all the great talents coming together there pulled off a great scene
In the movies it look so epic but in reality, It's just so fuckin funny XD.
Hahahahah. Best shit ever!
that’s gotta be the most oddly satisfying video I’ve ever seen.
I wanna know how they composites that all together, but I imagine it was more complex than "paste all the passes together" or whatever lol
Awesome video!!!
This scene was so epic
Pancake is a fantastic last name 😂
The magic of movies 🥰🥰
@bermudagirl50 where can I find the full documentary? Is it on the blu-ray disk or something separate?
Bloody hell there's nothing left
01:12 that was hilarious
I have no clue where to get the stuff to try that at home but if I find it I will keep that in mind :)
EPIC
3:00 Hans Gruber's henchman's still alive!
I thought it was edited but now i know it's real 😱
Ok, thanks! I think same... +Abi Hill
So there were some practical effects in this scene.
Plz re upload i loved this
Reupload?
FIRE!!
ALL HANDS ABANDON SHIP!
Pretty sure it's a DVD extra...
I wanna work with them 😭
Epic
Will says “ready on the guns”
Jack sparrow “full cover!!”
Barbossa “iiiiggghh full cover”
Love that part so much
Its "full canvas"
And "Aayyyee" not "iiiiggghh"
@@joelalgarme4738 It’s “it’s.”
He says “full canvas” and “aye”
To be honest I hear full cover, the actors said it very badly. It was actually full canvas but I think they said it wrong. My favourite bit is Lieutentant: all hands abandon ship
How I feel after my ship gets sunk in sea of thieves
*ORDERS?! ORDERS SIR?!*
Oh wow
wuw coool 🙌
in dvd extras there is not this video
where you found this video?
He filmed it
7:10 its Beautiful
Wow. I tought it was all CGI, but it is mostly not.
can you take that again i missed it lol
So much work, but it paid off*
Saddest scene in the series.
neh
Nah, saddest scene is when norrington died
Good business 100
where did the dauntless go?
Felix F. It was sunk shortly after the first movie. James Norrington chased jack into a hurricane and the Dauntless sunk.
*Divergent flashbacks*
I thought it was all cg but they actually went in and blew the ship
It just good business for E.I.Co. :)
0:54 i laugh when the guy on behind jump
Torpeden , foya!
It’s just good business
What is the songs name of 7:19?? I wanna know that!! 😅
+LemonStripes it's from the Will and Elizabeth Suite by Hans Zimmer i think.
+LemonStripes Hans Zimmer - At Wit's End, the bit from the video is about 3 minutes into the music :)
One day
Very cool
I will try that at home^_^
555
NO!!!
Lol. I just kidding^^ but...why this can't watching now???
?
somehow your profile pictures make me think thorn was talking to himself.
LANE
that was fun blowing up the ship
They only have 1 staircase for such a massive ship? I'm not talking about the studio I mean in the real movie.
No, 4, one on the left to the wheel, one on the right to the wheel. 2 staircases to go down to the mid area of the ship
@@Pheonix66256 No I was just questioning that there’s only 1 staircase heading to the upper upper deck ( or whatever its called ) rather than the stereotype with 2 on opposite sides
@@blackhole3963
The layout of the top decks of the _Endeavor_ were designed for the cinematography of this scene.
There is one staircase so Beckett can descend it right in the middle of all the destruction.
Intercepter
2:14 Joe Pancake😂
definitely do not try this at home, like I have ship to blow up to begin with...
If I was a girl, I’d marry this guy just to get his surname 2:13
I know that it had to happen as it was written, but to this day it bothers me that a 1st rate ship of the line would not only sail forth without any allied vessels flanking her, but then the audacity of allowing both the Pearl and the Dutchman to render her into piles of burnt wood and cloth.....yeah I'm not buying it. Although true enough no ship could sink the Supernatural Dutch Flyut/War Galleon (Dutchman), the Pearl was more or less a heavily modified East Indiaman/Race Built Galleon and would've likely been destroyed in 1-2 broadsides. Even worse, the Brethren Court Fleet just sat there doing not a darn thing, except cheer when it was all over. They were grossly outnumbered, outgunned, and likely had no serious inkling to fight.
Upon first seeing the film I assumed I'd finally get to see what a 1st rate could do on-screen but was very much denied and I've yet to see ANY film since then bother with such a warship. However, watching the making of how they did this scene is quite interesting.
So I ask, is it really impossible to have a film show ships of the line in battle or is that too much CGI budget?
DarthVeltin You should watch the Dutch film "Admiral". It has three or four large-scale naval battles, with their formations and great attention to historical accuracy.
You should pay more attention when watching the movie. 1st of all Endeavor would shred Pearl easily, no need for backup. 2nd There was Dutchman, presumably still sided with Becket, and only when they both turned to endeavor, not shooting each other, he understood that he is fucked.
the "making of" looked more realistic without the special fx lol.
1:41 Che Guevara?
little did they know, this scene would be one of the most troll memes of teh internet
If you don’t know “film industry” terminology, they might as well have been speaking Spanish 😂
Johnny deep is best and Pirates of the Caribbean movie is very best 👍👍👍
So many efforts and work for such a stupid and senseless end to the battle... two pirate vessels sink a three deck line ship passing by and hundrets of full armed battle ships of the East India Company just turn away and go back home... complete nonse- sorry I mean Disney...
Cutler is DEAD LOL HAHA XD