Analyzing Evil: Davy Jones From Pirates of the Caribbean
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Welcome everyone and welcome to episode fifty-six of Analyzing Evil! Our feature villains for this video is Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean. I hope you enjoy, and thanks for watching. If you have any feedback or questions feel free to let me know below!
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Davy Jones is such a charismatic and relatable character. And the CGI is insane. And the actor Bill Nighy did such a good job giving Davy a personality and emotion. Brilliant character.
the CGIs are almost indistinguishable from real objects
Definitely a passionate character
@@j.1759 That’s what happens when the director has VFX knowledge, he knew exactly how to handle it to make him look as real as the people around him, to the point where it looks like he was on set like this.
@@alexman378 which is why the CGIs are almost indistinguishable from real objects
BILL NIGHY THE PIRATE GUY!!!!!🎶
THIS is how you do CGI. I was a kid when I first saw Davy Jones on screen, and I was absolutely blown away. To this day, I’m still stunned how good he and his crew look given the time. The first Pirates movie has some kinda gross looking early 2000s CGI, but 2 and 3 just scream quality. If only Disney could have constrained themselves and left the franchise as an epic trilogy
Between the first and second movie, a little program called ZBrush that allows you to sculpt 3D models as if they were made of clay and can handle millions of polygons to create micro-details became the industry standard (before then I think it's biggest claim to fame were the wings of a vampire in Underworld 2, Dead Man's Chest was among the first to use it for full characters). Coupled with new ways of rendering realistic lighting that, if I recall correctly, were developed by the studio that did the effects for this very film, the jump in quality was like Thanos, inevitable.
This was an extremely expensive film. One of the most expensive ever when it came out, its still up there.
Bruh they ruined this at the 4th movie because it didn't really match up with the 1,2,3 stuff... I wish they'd done a better job on the story.
It helps that theyre depicting relatively unfamiliar creatures and set most of their scenes during nighttime or at least at rainy weather.
@@joevenespineli6389 that’s the thing though, there were limitations. The scenes in pirates 2 when Jones’s crew where on the island in broad daylight admittedly didn’t work as well and they recognized that. Davy Jones is an absolute master class of special effects, his crew didn’t look nearly as good as he did but in the context of the film they hid the limitations well. Part of it is also that I’m just kind of a sucker for those movies, I admit there’s some nostalgia, but his monstrous look paired with genuinely good writing created a memorable villain that they could never really overcome. With 5 Captain Salazar felt like they tried to recreate Jones but forgot everything that made him so memorable and threatening
Always thought it was cool how his tentacles would writhe the more angry he gets. Overall he’s one of the dopest villains design wise. The other pirates are also genuinely horrific.
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The tentacles are extremely expressive.
A funny detail I also noticed was during the scene when the Flying Dutchman dove beneath the waves to initiate the ambush, and you get a camera angle behind Davy Jones as the ship sinks. If you look closely you can see the tentacles holding Davy Jones’ hat down as they plummet through the water so it doesn’t get washed away. Really interesting little detail that wasn’t necessary to add whatsoever, just shows how much the animators and artists loved their work.
"When he's not masking his pain with violence or cruelty, he distracts himself with his organ"
Hey me too!
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I laughed so hard at this.
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"Life is cruel.... Why should the after life be any different!". A very underrated performance. Bill Nighy said this was his most difficult role he ever played. Because he found it hard to take himself seriously. When he was wearing "pyjamas with white dots all over you." As he described it.
Bill is so good here
Love the fact your avatar is of another awesome villain he played
@@shadejakva9367 "I tip my hat to you. One legend to another." Your profile picture is also cool. Rango is my all time favourite animated film.
Well he killed it for sure! One of my favorite "Disney villains."
The crazy thing is, he's so good, that even in a deleted scene where he's in those pajamas with lightbulbs on without the CGI, you still believe he's Davy Jones.
Davy Jones is a great villain. He might seem simple at first glance but as the story unfolds we uncover multiple layers, like peeling an onion. I wish we had more characters like this in this day and age.
I can’t tell if this was an un-ironic shrek reference to ogres being like onions
“…like peeling an onion…”
“I’m a goddamn onion Sparrow, you should know that”
Hard to say from something, from so god damned fictional.
He smells bad and makes people cry?
@@paddy9738 In a sense, yes
Davy Jones and Calypso's story is so much more interesting than most love stories. Wish they'd given us more.
Yeah I agree
Disney can still do it, instead of the lame ass Marvel and Star Wars series on D+ they could make a Davy Jones prequel series
@@michiel1162 marvel isn’t lame u troll
Me too! That was the most interesting relationship in the films for me. I couldn't have cared less about the main love story (except for the face turn of poor Norrington).
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Davy Jones is the darth vader of pirates of the caribbean. His theme song is extremely good for a villain
Davy Jones probably falls into the category of tragic villain.
He wasn’t always that way and is basically a love-sick, heartbroken man who repressed these emotions with rage and cruelty. This makes it so tragic.
I also hold Calypso partly responsible as she promised she’d meet him for that one day and then ditched him. “It’s my nature” isn’t really an excuse.
His story is perhaps one of the best character stories in PoTC.
I agree with you 100 percent I wish there were more backstory for him
@@vinhaddox85 I wish they would make a movie about him.
I agree until the "its in my nature part"
It IS in her nature, she's the sea, literally just the sea, there's nothing more unpredictable and stronger than the sea
@@NoNono-o3hYes but she still failed to deliver her part of the deal and than got mad when Davy Jones stopped doing his part. If it is impossible for her to reliably show up on this one day, which it probably is, she should have never made such a promise
Bill Nighy absolutely killed it in this role. Hugely underrated actor
He also played Victor in the Underworld films.
I liked him in the ‘I Frankenstein’ film (20014) starring Aaron Eckart, with Bill Nigh as Prince Naberius.
And scrimgeour in Harry pottee
He was also brilliant as Rattlesnake Jake in _Rango._
He’s more well known and respected in the UK, he’s less well known in Hollywood but he’s not that underrated everywhere. ❤They actually had to make sure they had someone who wasn’t necessarily that well known to American or international audiences, but could carry a role like this one-or any type of role that is motion capture, and relies heavily on the head-to-toe physicality of the performer-and that typically means someone with formal training and experience on the stage.
"Loving an immortal being is not without its problems"
Words of wisdom Lloyd my man
I like how Disney made Davy Jones an actual terror in the franchise. Sailors talk about him all the time and Disney delivered in terms of why Jones is feared.
0:05 never thought i'd hear Davy Jones say "hello everyone"😭😭
*He steals every scene he is in. Fantastic and fascinating villain. Excellently written and portrayed.*
Davy Jones: I love the sea.
Sailor: yeah, it's pretty great, isn't it?
Davy Jones: no no, I *love* the sea.
Pretty similar to the Major in Hellsing Ultimate
"I love War"
Finally my favorite villain of all time ever since I was a little kid he is such a Shakespearian tragedy and you just feel for him, he is just a modern day gothic monster. Plus the performance of Bill Nyhe was outstanding and the CGI on him is absolutely impeccable it looks better than most modern cgi today it blows my mind to think about when these films were made
I always saw Davy Jones as the personification of a heartbreak
I’ve waited a long time for this. Super compelling villain.
Highly relatable too, which makes him an even greater adversary
Certainly better than all those marvel movie villains.
@@symeremeyers4148 Except Thanos and Loki, yes.
@@theserpent8667 no better than ALL of them, there is clear effort put into Davy Jones character, you can’t say the same for the marvel villains
@@symeremeyers4148 thanos is the only one who comes close to Jones’ level. And Jones still outruns him by a mile. While we can SYPATHIZE with Thanos’ goals, we can EMPATHIZE with Jones. That makes him a better villain.
The one thing that always struck with Jones is the rhythm of his peg leg. When you hear it everything else goes quiet. The liar's dice scene is a good example. As soon as Will says his name it goes dead quiet and the sound of the leg hitting the deck above can be heard. There was no way Jones heard his name over the din below deck and yet he did. He is uncanny and the fact that he does most of scenes at night seems to add something that was not as present when he was in daylight in the third film. It was kind of mirror that he was no longer as menacing because someone controls his heart. Plus that part where he moves through the wood of the ship during the maelstrom fight is crazy.
"Monsters are less scary during the day".
davey jones ship is apart of his very own soul and fiber of his body, he can hear his own ship, feel it , feels its crew members, hear every voice. The flying dutchman BECAME davey
And Davy resents with every fiber of his essence being Cutler Beckett's personal attack dog.
Calypso was his goddess/love of his life.
The Sea was his religion.
The Flying Dutchman his church
The crew his zealots
His heart his forever undoing.
I’m 14 and this is deep.
@@tanizaki lol 🤣🤣🤣
Yo, Davy Jones is Broken 💔🥀⛓⛓
This makes me want to see a video for Barbosa and Becket also two absolutely great villains along with Davy Jones of course
Barbosa a good guy he’s just misunderstood
@@billysmith8344 he’s still evil his greed and his treachery is what makes him a villain (mostly in the first film) but still a sympathetic villain in a way
@@billysmith8344 None of these characters were really good guys, they were all murderers and theives. They're just really likeable so we ignore that.
@Gwyn and Gold very true
Yo pirates are supposed to evil so
"Do you fear death?" My favourite Davy Jones Quote. His design was great, the performance from Bill was fantastic, and his relationship with Calypso was complex and compelling. Thanks for analysing this great villain
Ive noticed that the pirates franchise has had lots of themes of Man vs Immortality. Which is explored in many different ways. A new found appreciation for these movies.
What you said from 5:57 - 6:04 really just clicked for me all these years after watching the POTC films; something that I have never considered before when thinking of Davy Jones: him (possibly) feeling tricked. Like it was all a lie to get him to partake in this eternal duty. He was in love and the idea that that love was used in order to get him to pledge his life to the seas forever.... damn, that's something else.
I love how you mention Jone's rampage really was just a grief-fueled tantrum, he opted for rage because he couldn't face the reality of his feelings. One of the most understandable villains in fiction I think and one that really does have a well deserved reputation as a self-made monster.
Despite his wickedness, I find it impossible not to pity him. His pain is just so quintessentially human.
He channels into his remaining humanity to enhance his own evil. The only way to be so cruel is to understand the suffering of others. He feels everything.
I love that The Vile Eye always starts out his video narrations by timing his voice with the character's mouth speaking, such a neat little editing detail
“I’m sure a great majority of people who spend their lives on the open sea love the sea.”
The majority of sailors, especially at the time, distinctly disliked the ocean. And honestly, I can’t blame them.
Another detail I learned about: in an unused clip from At World’s End, when Jack is talking with Becket. Becket makes the claim that Jack had broken a deal between the two of them years ago. Jack responds, dead serious: “You can’t own a person, mate.”
Becket had contracted Jack, back when he was a nobody with a no-name ship trying to get started as a captain. His first contract had been to haul a bunch of slaves as part of the triangle trade. Jack refused and set them free.
*All 100 of them.*
As punishment, Becket hunted Jack down, set his ship ablaze, forcing him to watch as its hull blackening from the fire until it sank beneath the waves, and finally, branded Jack a pirate.
“For perpetual rage is a great distraction from unending sorrow”
What hurts the most about Davey Jones is that he's one of the better characters in the series where the sequels around him aren't nearly as good. I realize Disney needed to build a world that these characters live in which is why have the plot points revolving around the East India Trading Company and the Brethren Court, but imagine how great Dead Man's Chest and At World's End could have been if they cut the fluff and just primarily focused on the conflict between Jones vs. therest of the cast of characters
I personally love the complex conflict between the different pirates, the East India Trading Company and Davy Jones. I think this complex game makes the story better.
Dead Mans chest is the best in the franchise
@@kevinhunter5605 Agreed
I think that extra stuff is important.
Especially everything regarding Beckett. Beckett is the opposite to Davy Jones, in a way. Both are evil and cruel, but when Daby Jones knew he was about to die, he reacted in anger and joy when he hurt someone close to Jack. When Beckett knew he was about to die, he froze up. Jones was emotional, Beckett was cold. Both were heartless
i actually prefer the sequels to the original, they really let loose
I have said it countless times that Davy Jones is a masterful villain because of his incredible complexity and relatability. This all but confirms that for me. Lovely video
Can we take a moment to appreciate that we're watching a video anylizing a villain from a franchise based on a theme park ride. The reason I love the Pirates series (the first three) is because they didn't halfass it in any department especially with the writing and they very easily could have. Many will disagree but I think the original trilogy of Pirates movies is one of the most perfect action adventure trilogies ever made.
I’ll argue w people that this trilogy is a masterpiece for the rest of my days
Facts, best movie trilogy created
that’s why i don’t even count 4&5 as part of the “series”. sure they exist but the original trilogy is Pirates of the Caribbean in my eyes
It is pretty cool how he is part crab, since Calypso is associated with crabs.
Even almost 20 years later, the CGI on Davy Jones' face is almost as good as with Thanos in Infinity War and Endgame.
That can't be said with films made 2 decades ago with similar tech.
This is probably the best Manscape ad transition ever 😂
Totally, but I don't think that Davy Jones as some kind of octopus would use it, when he would have parts of his brain in tentacles
Agreed
One day Calypso literally just had to show for one day out of a hundred. If she had shown up that first day and been absent every other Jones likely would’ve kept on loving her unconditionally. “I love her and she loves me one day she’ll be there waiting,” but merely for her capricious whims she was absent the one and only day that mattered. Thus Jones came to know, “she wasn’t there, she’ll never be there.”
Davy Jones is such a tragic and extremely well fleshed out villain. He was probably a good man before his transformation. A simple man that loved the sea more than anything and just wanted to be in love with someone that loved him the same.
I feel like Eric Cartman would be an excellent addition to this series.
Thought you said Eric Clapton lol
Hell yeah! Why not!!!!💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Ren Hoek ;)
DUDE YESSS
That would be a great choice for April Fool's Day like he did with the Ginger Bread Man 😂👍
Can u do a video about Lord Shen from Kung Fu Panda? Dude was mad insane
I literally grew up on Pirates of the Caribbean so before I even watched this I was gonna give a like just based off the fact you even touched this subject!
Definitely gonna rewatch the two movies after your review
Great review, Davy Jones is a very compelling villan!
As a sugestion, I'd like to see an analysis on Titan, from Megamind. He's a bit of a meme right now, but I think he breaks the mold for supervilains in a unprecedented way. I mean, what other big main villain can be both cruel AND stupid? His pettiness alone makes him a very unique kind of villain.
Tighten is scary, because of how stupid he is. He thinks only of himself and his desires, without thinking of the consequences of his actions. This means he has no problem using his superpowers to harm anyone who prevents him getting what he wants. That makes him scary. He has very human problems (selfishness, entitlement, anger issues) that are only amplified by his superpowers.
Tight-en
Haven’t seen an Anime focus in a while - “Father” from Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood would be an amazing character to hear your breakdown for!
I recognize the background music:
Gregorian Chant by Kevin MacLeod. I did a video on the very same track that The Vile Eye is using here. Good choice my man!
I also saw Gregorian Chant by Kevin MacLeod as the theme of the broken and lost.
I like to think that Jones was loyal to Calypso and her deal for more than ten years.
Maybe 20 or 30, but each time, Calypso wasn't there.
Brilliant. You absolutely have to do Cutler Beckett as well. He's easily the most interesting and entertaining villain in POTC, in part due to his mysteriousness, as we learn next to nothing about him. He's basically the Lex Luthor of the sea and a dyed-in-the-wool sociopath and megalomaniac, as well as a war criminal. If he were alive today, he'd definitely be tried for crimes against humanity.
The effects still hold up so well. Better than A lot of CGI nowadays. Seeing these in theatre was epic. The acting is perfect .
“When he’s not masking his pain with violence and cruelty, he distracts himself with his organ”, don’t we all, don’t we all… 😂😂
Best Pirates antagonist in my opinion.
Would anyone else want to see a movie about Davy Jones' life before and during his relationship with Calypso? Just the idea of looking into the life of a man who captured the love of a capricious sea goddess; a captain so formidable that he, his vessel and his punishments for those who wrong him (Kraken and the Locker) become the nightmare of sailors the world over just sounds so amazing. Is it just me?
I love your the pacing and enthusiasm you put in your research, and the level of research and thought you put into it. I would like to see a video on Agent Smith from The Matrix.
"Life is cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?"
Best line ever. And the most impactful.
YES! I've been waiting forever for this one
I feel like your summary of a character elevated him more than what was shown in the movie itself! Well done! Love your channel!
Been waiting for this one for a long time. Such an iconic villain with a very cool theme and a relatable story about heartache. Thank you for making this!
I always appreciate the "Hello everyone" at the beginning
Oh yeah, nothing like a wednesday with some squid analysis
Is the Camerlengo from Angels and Demons on your list? He is one of my favorite villains.
Yeah, Ewen McGregor was awesome in that role
Analyzing evil : THE IRS? 👀😳
I gotta say, the segue into the sponser ads are always butter smooth on this channel. No sudden, annoying, sharp diversion into an ad like on other channels, you always transition so smoothly and even manage to keep a bit of humor about the overarching topic of the video in the ad itself. It's a relatively small thing, all things considered, but thanks for doing that.
Vile: 0:49: “Tentacles are quite problematic”.
5 year old boy in Audience: Why?
It wasn't that deep, coomer
One of my favorite cinematic villains honestly- from the design to the acting and backstory Bill Nighy gave him such life.
I, for one, would love to see you do an episode on Q from Start Trek. The psychology side of things might be difficult, since he's essentially an omnipotent and immortal being, making him think very different from other sentient life in the series, but it would definitely be interesting. There is also a good argument that he's not evil at all, though he's certainly very much a villain in a lot of the show, or at the very least, the Heel to Picard's Face (and to a lesser extent, Sisco and Janeway's as well).
Regardless, fantastic work as always man. Keep it up! Your videos are amazing one and all.
I love this character so much! Bill Nighy seriously brought his A-Game for this
As for who else id like to see for this series? Hm...I have a fee video game suggestions
1. Ruvik from the Evil Within
2. The Four Lords from Resident Evil Village (together or individual videos)
3. The creatures from Silent Hill (though im not sure if you'd classify them really as villains, but they're manifestations of peoples personalites)
4. Frank Fontaine from Bioshock
5. Andrew Ryan from Bioshock
Best Disney villain, and my top3 of all time ever. He was sympathetic. But also unrelatable, fun to think of being in a fantasy, horrifying to be even half reality
Fun fact, there is concept art of Her holding his dying body, he could finally be with her always
'I can not be summoned like some mongrell pup'
Davy Jones.
Seeing him show up in the after credit scene in Dead Men Tell No Tale hyped me up for the next movie.
Then all this Amber Heard nonsense came out & now it will flop.
Yes! Thank you! I'm so glad you did a video on him, he's one of my personal favourites. If I were to recommend another, I'd suggest Lestat from the Vampire Chronicles and Interview with the Vampire. I'd also suggest Kurt Barlow from Salem's Lot, a perspective on all adaptations. Thank you for all your hard work on documenting villains!
Wow this video is great, no cheesy edits. Just straight speaking and solid lore
Friggin love this channel. Great video, made me want to rewatch the Pirates of the Caribbean films especially 'Dead Man's Chest' which is my favourite out of the five. Really liked your videos about mobsters. I would love to see your take on Enoch 'Nucky' Thompson from 'Boardwalk Empire'. I reckon its Steve Buscemi's best performance and Nucky Thompson is such a conflicted, contradictory figure ripe for analysis and exploration. Keep up the good work! 👍
Boardwalk Empire is truly a masterpiece and has one of my favourite tv characters of all time in
Richard Harrow who is the war vet with the iron mask, such a tragic story and so well acted.
@@foxmulder8139 absolutely agree 👍 Jack Hustons performance is so good as Richard Harrow and the ending of his character arc is an absolute gut punch. Gets me every time
Something about that music box theme. So haunting yet tragically romantic.
This is actually CGI done right.
Couldn't agree more
Still looks so real and these films are over a decade old
THANK YOU!!!! my head feels so clear after you shared this! I also thought of something! It is justicefiably that a man would become so evil after what he went through, but if it was a normal person, he/she would normally just be depressed or something, but I think there was a sideeffect becuase he removed his heart cause he couldnt handle the pain caused by calypso, and the sideeffect was his anger! so no heart in body, means no remorse or feelings for ANYONE else, so now he could trick and kill others without feeling too and thats why he were able to do it. Now without a heart he was no ordinary man, which feels bad for killing others, but now he didnt feel that way anymore.
The 2nd film only showed Jones as a somewhat terrifying character, but the 3rd film revealed much more and gave him a reason for his cruelty.
I believe villains with a downfall story make up for the majority of the great ones. I personally think it may be because you can understand how they got there, without saying you agree with their actions. Sometimes I wonder if there's also an inborn desire for redemption, and you can allow yourself a glimt of hope in characters like that, and that they'll see the error of their ways, but most of all look forward to justice being served.
One of my favorite villains with one of my favorite themes
damn, bro. all i can say is that i absolutely love this channel. some of my favorite YT content creators are the one's that produce video essays. usually about video games, movies, internet drama between content creators, and video essays about real life events such as the tragedy of rainfurest, etc.... you know, just some examples. i gotta say though, i love this channel especially. analyzing evil... these video essays are so interesting and so well done. informative, entertaining, engaging.... i love this channel. forgive me for my needless rant. if you actually read this, thank you for your time and attention. if i had the means, i would definitely contribute to this man's patreon. however, i am unfortunately poor and am unable to contribute to this man's work and effort. keep up the good work, my guy. i appreciate the work you do for us. keep on keepin' on.
When I saw that your released a new video I anxiously clicked on your channel, and Davy Jones is such a great character! I used to be scared of him when I was a little kid. The whole heart in the chest thing freaked me out. And I think maybe you could do a video on HAL 9000 one of my favorite villains of all time.
I haven't finished your video yet, but listen- never in my life could I have possibly imagined Davy Jones could be used to transition into a Manscaped ad. I had a to pause the video and have a good laugh, props to you
Good video like alway, I highly recommend the next topic be Abigail from “The Crucible”. I think it would be a great topic because it’s a cautionary tale what adultery can lead to. Abigail takes full advantage of her psychotic tendencies with her lunacy, manipulation of gullible characters and obsession with her affair with John Proctor.
Abigail is one of the more interesting historical figures in history since we never know what happened to her after the trials. in my opinion anyway.
Foxpro300 absolutely why I think it should be covered. Of course the play and movie take some liberties but the history behind it is interesting.
My favorite Disney villain of all time because I can see so much of myself in him.
The real myth of the flying Dutchman first started around the mid 17th century (the Dutch golden age) and the first stories of Davey Jones were around 1750. So anywhere between those time periods.
I think two excellent characters worth examining would be Dutch Van Der Linde and Micah Bell from the Red Dead Redemption series. Few characters have garnered such rabid hatred as Micah, and Dutch has a mixed base of people who loathe and love him
Absolutely, it would be amazing to see a through examination of their characters here
Good choice.
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Only problem is how would TVE be able to fit all of Dutch's plans into 1 video?
Definitely Micah
In PotC 4, we meet Blackbeard. We know it to be the real Blackbeard that existed in our world due to the same name (Edward Teach) the same ship, and the same legacy. Blackbeard in our world was only actively pirating from 1716-1718. With this knowledge along with Blackbeard dying by the end of the film, we can safely assume that the movie takes place in 1718, just before Blackbeard died. We can then deduce that the prior three PotC movies take place around the same time. Just thought I would throw that out there to more clearly define when these movies take place.
Pirates of the Caribbean will never be the same without Johnny Depp as Captain Jack sparrow. Will not watch any of the new ones if he’s not in it
Salazars Revenge felt really off to me, he didn't feel like Jack Sparrow the spark was lost, not sure if its only me tough
@@Grandmaster-Kush i hear that a lot among fans and i agree theres even a channel called filmento that made a whole video about this exact thing
well. he shouldn't have let his wife abuse him if he wanted a job
@@JoshuaKevinPerry the whole directing of the movie made his character look bad and turned Jack Sparrow into a goofy character. His acting, for me, is the lesser problem
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He was drunk on set. Y'all keep blaming everyone and anyone but the actor 🙄
There's a great song called The Legend of Davy Jones that I highly recommend listening to.
dude the first three films of this franchise are so good idk why its not spoken on more. i remember being davy jones in first grade for halloween lol i was obsessed with dead mans chest
Your breakdowns are incredible, sir.
Thank you and have a happy Thanksgiving!
I love how they continue his story in the sea of thieves crossover (which is canon) by using the mess that is the fifth film and connecting it to the potc and sot story, that davy jones had to return, because the Dutchman had to have a captain. And in the final showdown with the Dutchman in sot, there is a moment where he falters, and wants to be with calypso as she tries to persuade him not that in the sea of thieves he has no history, and he has a clean slate, but he hardens, and decides that he doesn't deserve a second chance. but when you shoot the gunpowder on the ship, the "cap'n" (little is known about this character) knows davy failed him, and he stabbed his heart.
He yells out in hatred as his ship sinks below the waves, blaming his fate on calypso.
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It says something about Calypso that she expected Jones to continue the duty she set for him after she betrayed him.
Power & immortality creates vanity & arrogance.
I'm surprised you didn't mention aspects of his megalomania and the fact that he controls the Kraken. Jones expresses his god complex in this a scene where I believe one of his crew members is remarking that if their enemies weren't destroyed by the Kraken they were taken by the sea (paraphrasing). And Jones replies "I am the sea".
The lullaby is still hauntingly beautiful to this day.
Make one for Griffith from berserk
Davy Jones is probably the best CGI character ever put to film. Absolutely mindblowing effects
Major criticism you barley mentioned the Dutchman arguably the ship is just as important that the captan and as is mention throughout the two films the Dutchman must have a captain.
That’s because the video is about Davy Jones from a personality analysis
The Dutchmen is more to do with his role rather than Davy Jones himself
Never cease to be amazed how well that CGI has aged after so many years.
Are you planning on doing some of the Marvel villains? I‘d be very excited to see a video about Thanos, Loki or Vulture :)
I love the way you start talking every video when the subject starts talking. its unique and always gives me a laugh
Davy Jones is by far one of my favorite villains