No one mentions how the entire trilogy, Jack and Barbossa argue over control of the ship. This is the scene where they finally agreed on something and it’s beautiful.
Barbossa stepped aside because he knew jack had a plan to beat Beckett. It would’ve been stupid of him to interfere and argue over captaincy with the threat of Beckett. He waited till they won, then screwed over jack again
TFW you're such a vile piece of shit two pirates that tried to murder each other multiple times put aside their differences and work together just to kill you
Or the fact he decided not the even try to defeat either one of them, like didn’t even get a single shot off Like the Dutchman probably not gonna go down but the black perl probably would considering how confident he was before then
Actually the movies were produced when the CGI was beginning to be a real complex subject, so a lot of movies trusted more the old handmade tricks and keep the CGI at the bare minimum (Harry Potter, PoC ...). Ironically that's why nowadays a lot of old movies seems so good comparing to the new one which are fully based on CGI.
My favorite part is a small detail here, Jack and Barbosa both captaining the pearl together. I especially love that Jack doesn’t hesitate once he sees will and says “full covers!” And a second later Barbosa catches on to what Jack wants to do, so rather than stomping on his plans, repeats jacks order. I especially love jacks subtlety as a captain, not yelling his order to fire, but saying it low, threateningly, and calmly, knowing that it will be carried out
Another small detail that I like. When one of the main mast of the Endeavour is snapped we can see that their was already damaged. Meaning that it was the same mast Jack broke earlier in the movie.
0:22 a detail that many pass by is that when the flying Dutchman Returns with Will as the captain plays the same score as Davy Jones but more hopeful and powerful. Davy's original score is much more melancholy and dark that emphasizes a lot of the story of Davy Jones and his personality while the track he plays with Will as captain is much more powerful and hopeful, which emphasizes the kindness, resignation and Will's story until he got here, it's like the Davy Jones tale that worked
The Dutchman even changed a bit or did they do this because they thought we wouldnt see it?😅 Jones' Dutchman had a skeleton as a figure at the ships front and Wills Dutchman hasnt. The skeletons rips were the upper teeth of the jaw like front of the Dutchman and Wills Dutchman has just a jaw like front
Something that I didn't notice when I first saw this movie was how dramatically the Dutchman changed back into the almost pristine ship she used to be. Seeing the barnacles and rusticles coming off and the cannon holes changing from ocean green to their former bronze and gold shade was really satisfying.
@@jersey.eagle.4587 I don't think the director understood why Davy Jones looked gnarly. Being captain of the Flying Dutchman isn't a curse. It's a job. The job of the Flying Dutchman is to ferry souls who died at sea to the afterlife. Davy Jones refused to do that job after Calypso broke his heart. Will seemed quite content to do the job knowing he had a family waiting for him to visit every ten years. But then again, the return of Captain Salazar could have done something to make Will because all gnarly.
@@jersey.eagle.4587 they don't say, but that's my theory. But then again, Salazar was cursed long before Will even met Sparrow. But it could be that as the years went on and Salazar was becoming more active, plus I think Will was having a crisis. He can only go on land every ten years. And every time he's on land, he misses a whole life because of how old Henry gets.
Now every single movie has the budget that this film had... and yet this is still one of the most visually stunning and undeniably thrilling sequences I've ever seen in a film.
Nope....no movie has the budget of this film....this is the 3rd highest budget film 1)on stranger tides (400 million) 2) Age if ultron (350 million) 3) At worlds end(300 million)
One of...actually probably THE...best death in the entirety of film history. Everything about it was perfect. Visually and Emotionally it was perfection. Movies now almost all have the same budgets or even higher and they still can't manage to even come close to this. Masterful.
@@juriartsziom8343 nah man he just gave up, when he realized he has no leverage over the dutchman, he's fucked, he's up against an undying enemy. Straight gave up lmfao.
True, it took both The Dutchmen & The Black Pearl to sink The Endevour. Captain Must go down with his ship, since he knew he already lost the fight he gave No orders to fight back, went down like a Boss.
What I love about this scene is that Jack didn't know that the Dutchman survived. He was just so pissed about Will's "death" that he was willing to take on a ship that hopelessly outgunned the Pearl, all to avenge his friend.
The first time I watched this I got so excited seeing the Flying Dutchman come out of the water and being manned by Will. All this time I saw the Flying Dutchman as like a legendary boss and now it's on the good guy's side.
Good guys because Lord Beckett is the main antagonist that threatened Will, Elizabeth and Captain Jack Sparrow. He destroyed many pirate ships using the Flying Dutchman because Davy had no choice since the E.I.T.C. had Davy's heart in the chest. He also executed Elizabeth's father out of "treasonous acts" and he tried to backstab Captain Jack when he refused to give the compass to Beckett.
Yeah, I also got excited at Jack's giddiness when he said 'Full Cover' at 1:11 - not only did he have confirmation that Will was still alive but he was well up and ready for what both the Dutchman and the Pearl were about to do.
i love just that cheeky grin from jack when he calls for full canvas, i think one of jack’s most under appreciated qualities is that he puts a lot of faith in will and elizabeth over the course of these movies
It’s actually a sacred ship designed by Calypso that she bestowed to Jones to ferry souls to the next world. It’s actually majestic and beautiful, until when Jones abandoned his duties, the ship becomes cursed and ghostly.
To this day, seeing the Dutchman rise up out of the ocean like a damn ghost and completely clean is still one of the most incredible moments in a film for me. When I saw this in theaters, I genuinely thought that when the Dutchman came out of the ocean that it was over for the Pearl and the rest of the Pirates, because Becket just got back his strongest weapon, but when I saw the crew becoming human again, and Will captaining the ship with a massive scar along his chest, indicating his heart has replaced Jones's, I almost screamed in the theater with excitement. Now, I think we can all agree that Will's story arc was always going to move towards him becoming the new Davy Jones. His father was murdered by Barbosa, but given a second chance by Jones, and then when Will was imprisoned on the Dutchman, he swore to his father that he would kill Jones and free him. I don't think he ever really considered the consequences of killing Jones, but he was willing to take that risk to do what it took to free his father. And when it came time when he had no choice and the choice had to be made for him, Will became a true pirate and more than that.
Jack did establish in the first movie that regardless of whether or not Will could accept that his father was a pirate or not, he did have pirating in his blood and he would have to make peace with that one day one way or another. I also like how the Dutchman came back and turned the tables. That part about him not considering what would happen to him is curious since he did note earlier that every step towards his father was a step away from Elizabeth. His past and his future colliding so to speak. I do have a bit of a curious thought though. When Jack chooses to confront the Endeavor, one could say that he was planning on the Dutchman helping him and perhaps he was. I think however that losing his immortality and his friend (if only for a short time) caused him to overpower his urge to run away from the situation. His statement that he was never one for tradition strikes me as his way of saying that he isn't running away this time without settling things with Beckett once and for all. Just how I see it.
I legitimately get emotional at this scene. Beckett getting what he deserved, Will paying the ultimate price out of his love for his father, and the crew of the Dutchman being set free. Now that I think about it, it's a great parallel to what Jesus did. Hmmm.
The first three Pirates films wouldn't be as memorable without the incredibly good background music. The director scored a real win when he managed to hire Zimmer for that role.
This scene is just a pure gem. The subordinates awating orders from Becket and his realisation. The realisation and humiliation of defeat. He has a hard time believing and accepting this enormous loss. He had always been a step ahead of the others, he had always been impregnable but now he feels the grief and anguish of defeat. Absolute materpiece of a movie, the three of them.
I think if he wasn’t in shock, then the pearl and the Dutchman would be shredded, know the Dutchman would love to fight another day, but the pearl wouldn’t
@@the40kboyz11 the pearl would be shredded, but not the Dutchman since it's completely invincible and regenerates itself and its crew. Its probably why he was in shock, no way the armada could survive against the Dutchman. Heck the pearl should've just ran away back to the pirates and let the Dutchman deal with the Endeavor (and the whole armada)
I think the Endeavor still had the edge in firepower. In a realistic world, you don't go broadside to broadside with a beast like that; you outmaneuver her. If Beckett had yelled "FIRE", that scene would have been far messier.
@@oddish4352 Agreed, though I always assumed they went broadside because they knew Beckett and knew he would panic at suddenly not having his assumed advantage.
@@Mechanical_mind94 But if one of his underlings had yelled "FIRE!" or one of the gun crew had just pulled the trigger out of panic and triggered a chain reaction... there were A LOT of cannons on that thing.
The CGI and the special effects in these movies are easily one of the best in the whole cinema's history, big big shout out to the technicians and the artists who did this
The biggest achievement is that the special effects in Pirates 3 still holds up well today. Every so often, I still pop in my Blu Ray of the film and watch it on a 7' projector screen with two towers speakers and a woofer. It still leaves me awestruck today. PS: it's worth the money to get a Blu Ray enabled projector. It helps the sound BIG time.
I heard that this trilogy is the reason for the current suffering of the special effects artists (they met the deadline magically and the expectations never fell after that)
0:24 Imagine when Salazar has Jack pinned down and was about to kill him when all of a sudden, they hear loud splashing noises not far from the Silent Mary. Salazar and Jack look through the hole and see a ship emerging out from the sea as thunder clashes, Salazar was confused but Jack immediately realized it's Will and the Flying Dutchman coming to his aid. The audience would be roaring with joy.
Shame they didn't bring the Dutchman in, but then again the movie would end rather quick because that ship was the warden of all who die at sea. So the moment the Dutchman pulls up, it's game over for the Mary
Probably my favorite scene in all of the Pirates movie... “Its just good business”.... the walking down the stairs was super cinematic. Best Pirates movie
In reality, he would be thrown offboard by the first explosions or ripped to shreds by flying debris. Yet not even a scratch on his face till his death.
When the Flying Dutchman rises from the water cleansed with a cleansed crew and its new captain, Captain Turner, was just an amazing sight. This scene gives me chills every time I watch it. Then I come back down because I realize that he and Elizabeth got married a few scenes earlier and this means that they will only see each other every 10 years and Will is now immortal (outside of stabbing his heart) and her life is basically finite.
I was always a little disappointed that we never got to see the Endeavor in action. It would've been epic to see all those cannons fire and obliterate something.
Highest ranker: “FIRE!” Second highest ranker: FIRE! Third highest ranker: FIRE!! Fourth highest ranker: FIRE!!! Fifth highest ranker: FIRE!!! The actual soldier on the cannon: FIR-oh wait that’s me! *proceeds to fire the cannon*
GabrielAnarchy yes, but then you also have to worry about the opponent on the other side firing back at you and having to hope that you don’t get nailed by cannon fire
Just avoid broadsides, make sure you don’t get in between them, make sure they are both on low health before destroying them. You can maybe also keep spamming the ram on the back side on them
Everyone keeps talking about 3:00 + but the part that gives me massive chills more than anything is :24 when the Dutchman bursts out of the sea to that epic track, one of my favorite moments in the film.
what I realised, is that the skeleton that was hanging on the bow disappeared. when will probably became the new captain, the overall ship went back to it's original design as it was back before Davy Jones stopped ferrying the dead. it's a cool little hint I seen lol
That's why you make them clean up after themselves. They don't listen take away their crap and if that doesn't work don't feed them. Either that or have them do it via an allowance, a small one but an allowance none the less.
The symmetry at 1:19 of Will turning the Dutchman, followed by that shot the Dutchman on the foreground and the Pearl on the background, and then the opposite with Barbossa is so satisfying.
Such an old movie and I still get goosebumps when the music cuts out and the guns fire. I so wish there were more naval battles in these movies, cause it's damn good cinematography.
I did actually love this scene, I loved that the Dutchman was falling apart after the change, the slow growing panic, the acceptance of fate and silent explosion
@A Jax lol ik right, and I like that before jumping off if you watch carefully the second in command says for “all hands” to abandon ship, which is why the helmsman leaps off, because before that he wasn’t going.
The second in command reacted properly when seeing the Dutchman return while Beckett still thought his machinations were still in play, pompous fool. 😅
I know it's just a movie but i can still tell the sound of the guns of the pearl from watching pirates too many times. Even when it was firing together with the dutchman, the sound fuys did a wonderful job of distincting the sound of the guns of both ships. The pearl sounded the same throughout the movies from the attack in the first pirates movie
So wait Endeavor is son/daughter to Black Pearl and Flying Dutchman? He said when Flying Dutchman come he said "Ah she survived" Then Dutchman is mother ship to Endeavor and they just blow their own child for bad exam points. xD
fiesta ariba Nah Flying Dutchman is a literal Ghost Ship. Black Pearl came back from death 2 TIMES. Both are cursed and no single ship could withstand against both at same time.
Gore Verbinski’s direction really made the first three pirates movies. His visual style and his dark but also goofy sense of humour is something that was seriously lacking from the fourth and fifth movies.
Respect to Lord Beckett for going down with the ship. He didn't scream, didn't resist, he just accepted his fate like a man. Edit: I know he was shocked, I know he felt helpless, but my point is he accepted his fate and died with his ship.
I don't think that was his motivation at all. He was shocked that he was bested in a life game of chess. Everything he maneuvered, plotted, and all for him not to foresee that the Dutchman would turn on him and that Sparrow, an uneducated pirate had outmaneuvered him. He was a vain and pompous little thing and in the end it is what killed him.
0:30 i just realized that the parts are falling off because the Dutchman is back to its original look all this time i thought it was because it went into the maelstrom
Considering this is before the curse of the trident was broken, its probably due to the maelstrom, if it was the curse breaking, the sails would have lost all that moss
You can briefly see the little grim reaper figure head burst out of the prow when the Dutchman surfaces, its symbolizes that the Dutchman's task is being reset
Oh god I just realized Will has to go back and pick up Beckett to ferry him to the afterlife, imagine how that's going to go down. Will: You know, if you just kept to slave trading, opium dealing, and exploiting third world countries economically and just let me marry my damn girlfriend instead of stirring up all this crap... Beckett: Yes Yes, I know, are you going to keep circling around my corpse or pick me up already? Will: Not sure, it's a new ship, gotta get used to her first, maybe a couple years sailing around the world to get my bearings. Beckett: I thought you were the more merciful one of the lot. Will: Well I'd say there's some room in my heart for a little bit of mercy, even for someone like you. But unfortunately my heart isn't exactly here right now, bye.
I could imagine him offering Beckett a chance to postpone his judgment day..."One Hundred Years Before The Mast". It would have been funny if Beckett had been there in the next film and still serving Will, or maybe involved in some little plot to get free lol.
Xor rd wtf man. The guy was trying to make an original comment, he has that right. Tell me, what wasn’t funny about that. (The whole of it isn’t an option)
>commands a fully serviced, state of the Art, 1st rate ship of the line with 50x 24-32 and 42lb long cannons per side with 24" of Oak armor vs 2 Ancient rotten old pirate Galleons with about 15x 12lb guns and 24lb carronades per side and about 12" of oak armor. >stands there and does nothing and loses.
He was in shock the dutchman was an ally until will's death davy jones was the captain until will technically killed him (he had help from jack) therefore will became the dutchman's captain and sided with the pirates
I find this scene so bad, two broadsides from a few pirate galleons would have no chance of sinking a 1st rate ship of the line let alone make it instantly disintegrate like it does in this movie. I guess you can justify this scene in the movie by just saying they are firing magical cursed pirate cannon balls that make everything they touch instantly explode.
@@snapage1606 also the fact that firing broadside on broadside is a very inefficient way of trying to sink a ship since the round shots are landing above the water line, so it's very unlikely that the endeavour would sink, exploding doesn't make any sense either, I'm pretty sure the powder magazine is below the water line.
As much as Jack is the core of the franchise, you can't tell me that the moment the Dutchman rises and Will appeared to take the helm was cool af, and in that moment you truly believe he is the hero of the trilogy.
And I really likes the expression on Beckett's face at 2:33. You can clearly see how he slowly realizes that he has lost and will die now. In the moments before, he has been thinking hard about what he can do, but after this scene, he is completely detached and seems to accept his fate.
You know the main reason Beckett froze? HE WAS TRULY AFRAID FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS LIFE! If you watch Beckett throughout the series you would see him as highly arrogant to the point of thinking of being invincible. TO ALSO CONTROL THE CURSED MADE BECKETT BELIEVE HE IS A GOD. He had the mighty Dutchman at his whim, and with it he destroyed most of the pirates. Also, with his business he conquered almost the entire known world. Seeing the Dutchman suddenly turning against him, he realised he LOST the power over the seas, and his human side, his weak side, his vulnerability grabbed the hold of Beckett WITH THE SAME POWER WITH WHICH HE POWERED OVER HIS ENEMIES!
Nah I disagree. Beckett's Endeavor will still smash both ships had it fired, plus with a whole armada still behind him. This was the only part of the movie I did't like.. But storywise I took it as that Beckett is such a master strategist, with everything so meticulously planned(Which is probably why he was so chill all the time), on experiencing for the first time being "outfoxed" froze in maybe shock or never having to make impromptu decisions because everything is usually planned for. Also why would the lieutenants just abandon ship and not take over which pissed me off. This too storywise probably they had such unwavering loyalty and respect for Beckett that his indecision unsettled them to the point of terror, and its every man for himself. But for Beckett it was not fear, but being too successful for your own good.
+brav0wing he still could have killed everyone on the Pearl, but perhaps in the end he knows the Dutchman is unstoppable unless you stab the heart, so he knows that even if he fires on the Pearl, he still loses. Maybe in the end Beckett just didn't care about killing Jack if he was going to die anyway two seconds after him.
I think it's intended that Lord Beckett realized in his final moments that he was beaten at his own game, he saw that "good business" is more than destroying your opponents. Whilst repeating his own words, that he saw that there's an entirely more holistic view involving things such as allies and trust, more than just fear, power and money. It doesn't just look like he's in a state of denial, but that the beautiful tone of the scene is hinting at a certain eureka moment of understanding for him. Although it is too late, as seen in his eyes in the last shot when he fully appreciates what this means for him personally.
She said fire all which is the proper way of saying fire. She didn't say FIRAAA. Just saying.
She was clearly practicing for her role in Kingdom Hearts 3. Casting fira on those fools.
She said FIRE ALL!!!!!!
FRIGRA
Fire all. 😉
Lissy Drevis what u waffling about lol
No one mentions how the entire trilogy, Jack and Barbossa argue over control of the ship. This is the scene where they finally agreed on something and it’s beautiful.
Barbossa stepped aside because he knew jack had a plan to beat Beckett. It would’ve been stupid of him to interfere and argue over captaincy with the threat of Beckett. He waited till they won, then screwed over jack again
@@thomasbaker9703 then not long after that lost the pearl to Blackbeard motherfucker
One word
"Fire"
TFW you're such a vile piece of shit two pirates that tried to murder each other multiple times put aside their differences and work together just to kill you
@@ironfeline4386 also full canvas
No matter how stupid it may be, him slowly walking down the stairs as the ship gets blown to pieces around him is just incredibly iconic
Not stupid Beckett was trying to figure out where he went wrong.
Scene goes hard
Or the fact he decided not the even try to defeat either one of them, like didn’t even get a single shot off
Like the Dutchman probably not gonna go down but the black perl probably would considering how confident he was before then
That's Fate saying: " Ohhhh no. You don't get to die first. You WILL bare witness the entirety of your defeat. Then. You have my permission to die."
He wanted to gracefully descend the stairs.
It’s honestly mind blowing that Pirates of the Caribbean’s CGI still surpasses most other movies CGI today
Especially the kraken
Not when you look at the budget.
Actually the movies were produced when the CGI was beginning to be a real complex subject, so a lot of movies trusted more the old handmade tricks and keep the CGI at the bare minimum (Harry Potter, PoC ...). Ironically that's why nowadays a lot of old movies seems so good comparing to the new one which are fully based on CGI.
Literally all of marvel phase 4
Bangladeshi CGI expart Nafees Bin Zafar behind this.
My favorite part is a small detail here, Jack and Barbosa both captaining the pearl together. I especially love that Jack doesn’t hesitate once he sees will and says “full covers!” And a second later Barbosa catches on to what Jack wants to do, so rather than stomping on his plans, repeats jacks order. I especially love jacks subtlety as a captain, not yelling his order to fire, but saying it low, threateningly, and calmly, knowing that it will be carried out
Jackie had that proper pirate rage
*Full canvas
Another small detail that I like. When one of the main mast of the Endeavour is snapped we can see that their was already damaged. Meaning that it was the same mast Jack broke earlier in the movie.
He says "Full Combat" doesn't he? thats what ive always heard anyway
@@Nasuto1702 nope, full canvas :)
"it's just.... a good scene"
the commenter and good ships
“made with... good business”
That's gotta be the best comment I've ever seen
So it would seem
the commenter well done.
The fact that Gibbs looked up to Jack Sparrow for orders as he knows he's the real captain of the Pearl. Epic.
Gibbs always followed jack
Captain Jack Sparrow*
@@mosalah11thegoat the only time where i wont do it cus you are right
The one thing you can say about Gibbs is that he’s always loyal to Jack!
No
0:22 a detail that many pass by is that when the flying Dutchman Returns with Will as the captain plays the same score as Davy Jones but more hopeful and powerful. Davy's original score is much more melancholy and dark that emphasizes a lot of the story of Davy Jones and his personality while the track he plays with Will as captain is much more powerful and hopeful, which emphasizes the kindness, resignation and Will's story until he got here, it's like the Davy Jones tale that worked
That is just disgustingly cool
Cool concept shit on entirely by Dead Men Tell No Tales
The Dutchman even changed a bit or did they do this because they thought we wouldnt see it?😅
Jones' Dutchman had a skeleton as a figure at the ships front and Wills Dutchman hasnt. The skeletons rips were the upper teeth of the jaw like front of the Dutchman and Wills Dutchman has just a jaw like front
Something that I didn't notice when I first saw this movie was how dramatically the Dutchman changed back into the almost pristine ship she used to be. Seeing the barnacles and rusticles coming off and the cannon holes changing from ocean green to their former bronze and gold shade was really satisfying.
You made me rewind to see that. All these years and I never noticed that
Then in Dead men tell no tales Will starts to slowly become similar to joins with his own form of sea life forming onto his immortal body
@@jersey.eagle.4587 I don't think the director understood why Davy Jones looked gnarly. Being captain of the Flying Dutchman isn't a curse. It's a job. The job of the Flying Dutchman is to ferry souls who died at sea to the afterlife. Davy Jones refused to do that job after Calypso broke his heart.
Will seemed quite content to do the job knowing he had a family waiting for him to visit every ten years. But then again, the return of Captain Salazar could have done something to make Will because all gnarly.
@MAnuscript421 you have a point Salazar caused Will's gnarly deformity
@@jersey.eagle.4587 they don't say, but that's my theory. But then again, Salazar was cursed long before Will even met Sparrow. But it could be that as the years went on and Salazar was becoming more active, plus I think Will was having a crisis. He can only go on land every ten years. And every time he's on land, he misses a whole life because of how old Henry gets.
Now every single movie has the budget that this film had... and yet this is still one of the most visually stunning and undeniably thrilling sequences I've ever seen in a film.
You should check out Spider-Man 2
Nope....no movie has the budget of this film....this is the 3rd highest budget film
1)on stranger tides (400 million)
2) Age if ultron (350 million)
3) At worlds end(300 million)
@@harleyquinn8555 I believe avengers endgame just barely passed Stranger Tides in budget.
@@Beanpolr Nah it didnt
The top 5 are
Stranger tides
Age of ultron
At world's end
Infinity war
Endgame
(These are after inflation)
@@harleyquinn8555 all Disney movies. Doesn’t surprise me.
can we appreciate for a moment how the captain dodged all the debris
F.B.l Agent look at 3:24, he got hit by a piece of wood on his side
More like the debris was dodging him
He inspired Goku.
*Lord
@@EmmaMariaTcaciuc I just noticed
Beckett's face dropping after seeing the Pearl and the Dutchman both turning towards the Endeavor is priceless
It was the moment he knew he lost control and it shall hopefully remain timeless.
“Wait, wha.. oh sh*t”
One of...actually probably THE...best death in the entirety of film history. Everything about it was perfect. Visually and Emotionally it was perfection. Movies now almost all have the same budgets or even higher and they still can't manage to even come close to this. Masterful.
You got to be trolling 🤣the best death in the entirety of film history is quite the statement
@@paracat4893 That honor goes to Talia Al Ghul's death scene at the end of The Dark Knight Rises.
@@AlexGarcia-ze4yg Haha
@@paracat4893 Yeah. Very emotional scene. I was in tears.🤣🤣🤣
@@AlexGarcia-ze4yg 🤣🤣
"If the ship goes down, the captain must go down with it"
Weird because the Endeavor was a better ship if the captain said fire they would of won
Juriarts ziom the Dutchman is a ship doing a deity’s work. That ain’t sinking no matter the foe. The black pearl is just a piece of art though.
@@juriartsziom8343 nah man he just gave up, when he realized he has no leverage over the dutchman, he's fucked, he's up against an undying enemy. Straight gave up lmfao.
Juriarts ziom The Dutchman would’ve still won, they control the sea remember?
Not all captains go down with the ship.
Can we just appreciate that Becketts death was one of the greatest in movie history
True, it took both The Dutchmen & The Black Pearl to sink The Endevour.
Captain Must go down with his ship, since he knew he already lost the fight he gave No orders to fight back, went down like a Boss.
And what I find most impressive is when Becket falls to the flag the crossed the flag is backwards.
Or Beckett falls backwards. The devil has fallen.
Man took it like a true captain
not necessarily, it was probably one of the worst deaths in my opinion. so many things wrong with it.
Saying "Can we just appreciate..." is the most white thing ever.
Seeing the Pearl and Dutchman sailing side by side like that was (and still truly is) a sight to behold ⛵⛵
They can't see their own ship only the other one
What I love about this scene is that Jack didn't know that the Dutchman survived. He was just so pissed about Will's "death" that he was willing to take on a ship that hopelessly outgunned the Pearl, all to avenge his friend.
Orders sir!
2 number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda
Amitoj Singh Genius !
the faces of the others were priceless
gta San Andreas
TWO NUMBER 9's!
Amitoj Singh lol
The first time I watched this I got so excited seeing the Flying Dutchman come out of the water and being manned by Will. All this time I saw the Flying Dutchman as like a legendary boss and now it's on the good guy's side.
"Good" guys because they are pirates sooo
Good guys because Lord Beckett is the main antagonist that threatened Will, Elizabeth and Captain Jack Sparrow. He destroyed many pirate ships using the Flying Dutchman because Davy had no choice since the E.I.T.C. had Davy's heart in the chest. He also executed Elizabeth's father out of "treasonous acts" and he tried to backstab Captain Jack when he refused to give the compass to Beckett.
Yeah, I also got excited at Jack's giddiness when he said 'Full Cover' at 1:11 - not only did he have confirmation that Will was still alive but he was well up and ready for what both the Dutchman and the Pearl were about to do.
Mind Controlled! :)
@@vipers8260 its "Full Canvas", referring to the sails as they are made out of canvas.
i love just that cheeky grin from jack when he calls for full canvas, i think one of jack’s most under appreciated qualities is that he puts a lot of faith in will and elizabeth over the course of these movies
He seems just as happy as Elizabeth when they see that will survived and is in control of the Dutchman
The flying dutchman has always been such a beautiful ship! The architecture on the side cannons itself speaks art! 0:33
It was probably a really pretty ship when it was brand new
It’s actually a sacred ship designed by Calypso that she bestowed to Jones to ferry souls to the next world. It’s actually majestic and beautiful, until when Jones abandoned his duties, the ship becomes cursed and ghostly.
Y'all memeing here but actually this movie and the two previous ones in the series were legit pure epicness
Man fr
Its a shame they couldnt keep up the quality (although I do still like the 4th one)
@@jxsh03 I still like 5th one as well ^^', cuz Jack story was kinda epic, how he as being young pirate ended up Salazar's whole career
@@skullseeker3013 but they fucked up the whole timeline and how jack got his compass
This scene kinda a Lil bad since its weird why Beckett is just standing there. He's shown to be a smart man that doesn't get afraid at such situation.
To this day, seeing the Dutchman rise up out of the ocean like a damn ghost and completely clean is still one of the most incredible moments in a film for me. When I saw this in theaters, I genuinely thought that when the Dutchman came out of the ocean that it was over for the Pearl and the rest of the Pirates, because Becket just got back his strongest weapon, but when I saw the crew becoming human again, and Will captaining the ship with a massive scar along his chest, indicating his heart has replaced Jones's, I almost screamed in the theater with excitement. Now, I think we can all agree that Will's story arc was always going to move towards him becoming the new Davy Jones. His father was murdered by Barbosa, but given a second chance by Jones, and then when Will was imprisoned on the Dutchman, he swore to his father that he would kill Jones and free him. I don't think he ever really considered the consequences of killing Jones, but he was willing to take that risk to do what it took to free his father. And when it came time when he had no choice and the choice had to be made for him, Will became a true pirate and more than that.
Jack did establish in the first movie that regardless of whether or not Will could accept that his father was a pirate or not, he did have pirating in his blood and he would have to make peace with that one day one way or another. I also like how the Dutchman came back and turned the tables. That part about him not considering what would happen to him is curious since he did note earlier that every step towards his father was a step away from Elizabeth. His past and his future colliding so to speak. I do have a bit of a curious thought though. When Jack chooses to confront the Endeavor, one could say that he was planning on the Dutchman helping him and perhaps he was. I think however that losing his immortality and his friend (if only for a short time) caused him to overpower his urge to run away from the situation. His statement that he was never one for tradition strikes me as his way of saying that he isn't running away this time without settling things with Beckett once and for all. Just how I see it.
Besides, Jack and Beckett have a long running personal enmity.
I legitimately get emotional at this scene. Beckett getting what he deserved, Will paying the ultimate price out of his love for his father, and the crew of the Dutchman being set free. Now that I think about it, it's a great parallel to what Jesus did. Hmmm.
She clean like destroying endeavor✨
It is a ghost lmao
This movie's soundtrack will never NOT give me chills!
What
So true!
1:12 I can’t help but love the smile on jacks face when he sees Will alive and well commanding the Dutchman
I think its amazing how a heroic version of Davy Jone's theme played when the Dutchman emerged. It felt so cool. Hans Zimmer is a genius
The first three Pirates films wouldn't be as memorable without the incredibly good background music. The director scored a real win when he managed to hire Zimmer for that role.
@@largol33t1Zimmer was an absolute MVP in making the music. But I just wonder how it would feel if John Williams made it.
This scene is just a pure gem. The subordinates awating orders from Becket and his realisation. The realisation and humiliation of defeat. He has a hard time believing and accepting this enormous loss. He had always been a step ahead of the others, he had always been impregnable but now he feels the grief and anguish of defeat. Absolute materpiece of a movie, the three of them.
I think if he wasn’t in shock, then the pearl and the Dutchman would be shredded, know the Dutchman would love to fight another day, but the pearl wouldn’t
@@the40kboyz11 the pearl would be shredded, but not the Dutchman since it's completely invincible and regenerates itself and its crew. Its probably why he was in shock, no way the armada could survive against the Dutchman. Heck the pearl should've just ran away back to the pirates and let the Dutchman deal with the Endeavor (and the whole armada)
I think the Endeavor still had the edge in firepower. In a realistic world, you don't go broadside to broadside with a beast like that; you outmaneuver her. If Beckett had yelled "FIRE", that scene would have been far messier.
@@oddish4352 Agreed, though I always assumed they went broadside because they knew Beckett and knew he would panic at suddenly not having his assumed advantage.
@@Mechanical_mind94 But if one of his underlings had yelled "FIRE!" or one of the gun crew had just pulled the trigger out of panic and triggered a chain reaction... there were A LOT of cannons on that thing.
The CGI and the special effects in these movies are easily one of the best in the whole cinema's history, big big shout out to the technicians and the artists who did this
The biggest achievement is that the special effects in Pirates 3 still holds up well today. Every so often, I still pop in my Blu Ray of the film and watch it on a 7' projector screen with two towers speakers and a woofer. It still leaves me awestruck today. PS: it's worth the money to get a Blu Ray enabled projector. It helps the sound BIG time.
Look at her face at 1:09 and tell me again how great the CGI is. She looks like a waxwork.
@@andysmith1996 That's just mid 2000s makeup lol
I heard that this trilogy is the reason for the current suffering of the special effects artists (they met the deadline magically and the expectations never fell after that)
@@zethayn nah, I think it's a combination of incompetent people and not wanting to spend the right amount for special effects, practical or digital.
0:24 Imagine when Salazar has Jack pinned down and was about to kill him when all of a sudden, they hear loud splashing noises not far from the Silent Mary. Salazar and Jack look through the hole and see a ship emerging out from the sea as thunder clashes, Salazar was confused but Jack immediately realized it's Will and the Flying Dutchman coming to his aid. The audience would be roaring with joy.
Shame they didn't bring the Dutchman in, but then again the movie would end rather quick because that ship was the warden of all who die at sea. So the moment the Dutchman pulls up, it's game over for the Mary
@@thecommentguy9380 the flight would been over if we saw the Pearl, the Dutchman and the Revenge fighting against the Mary
@@Megatron_95 living ships dont harm the Mary, deadman's ship however
2:06
When you’re not paying attention to the lesson and the teacher asks you a question
Lol
It’s just..... Good business....
"what did the germans have to do with Japanese in world war 2"
"its just. good business."
LOL
It’s just........ Errrrrr..... William Shakespeare?
Probably my favorite scene in all of the Pirates movie... “Its just good business”.... the walking down the stairs was super cinematic. Best Pirates movie
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"Best pirate movie" There isn't much competition for this title tbh, but yeah, the movie is epic.
In reality, he would be thrown offboard by the first explosions or ripped to shreds by flying debris. Yet not even a scratch on his face till his death.
Very true
@@Nico_com_c one piece is better
When the Flying Dutchman rises from the water cleansed with a cleansed crew and its new captain, Captain Turner, was just an amazing sight. This scene gives me chills every time I watch it. Then I come back down because I realize that he and Elizabeth got married a few scenes earlier and this means that they will only see each other every 10 years and Will is now immortal (outside of stabbing his heart) and her life is basically finite.
1:11 Jack Sparrow: FULL CANVAS
Hector Barbossa: AYE FULL CANVAS
3:05 when you enter in a middle of a game but your team is getting massacred.
Naval action be like
1:45 when u spawn on b instead of your base
Dadyfishboi 11 This happened to me on Halo Reach ALL the time. A few times we managed to catch up and win.
stolen comment
Love that comment
3:00 when your mom calls you downstairs using your full name
MrChibirobo11 😁😁😁
MrChibirobo11
That's the funniest one I've seen so far😂
MrChibirobo11 full name means trouble
what are you ? 12 ?
spike spikus
Huh who
You can tell by the grin on Jack's face he had this planned from the start
I was always a little disappointed that we never got to see the Endeavor in action. It would've been epic to see all those cannons fire and obliterate something.
Yes indeed im wondering that If the brits fired Back If they could Go Out Victorious which would fuck Up the lore in the movie If they would
Highest ranker: “FIRE!”
Second highest ranker: FIRE!
Third highest ranker: FIRE!!
Fourth highest ranker: FIRE!!!
Fifth highest ranker: FIRE!!!
The actual soldier on the cannon: FIR-oh wait that’s me! *proceeds to fire the cannon*
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂im gonna post this comment screenshot on facebook😂😂😂
Gaming Dew haha nice..I mean honestly how many people do you need to relay the order to fire lol
The soldier is better than the general. Because the soldier actually gets to fire
GabrielAnarchy yes, but then you also have to worry about the opponent on the other side firing back at you and having to hope that you don’t get nailed by cannon fire
1:55
When you accedentaly summon the two legendary ships in AS black flag
eekhoornjoost those two goddamn twins
@@kkhagerty6315 yup, still the HMS Prince still always be my nightmare
Accurate
And the HMS Royal Sovereign
Just avoid broadsides, make sure you don’t get in between them, make sure they are both on low health before destroying them. You can maybe also keep spamming the ram on the back side on them
I love how the crew and the ship turned back to normal, because the new captain hasn't betrayed his duty yet so no one is punished by the curse.
They shouldn’t bother making another pirates of the Caribbean movie without him. He’s the heart of the franchise
True
Everyone keeps talking about 3:00 + but the part that gives me massive chills more than anything is :24 when the Dutchman bursts out of the sea to that epic track, one of my favorite moments in the film.
0:24*
I love that track, my favorite variation of Davy Jones' theme
what I realised, is that the skeleton that was hanging on the bow disappeared. when will probably became the new captain, the overall ship went back to it's original design as it was back before Davy Jones stopped ferrying the dead. it's a cool little hint I seen lol
@@an-animal-lover is it on the OST
“The Dutchman must have a captain.”
These movies have awesome scenes.
I agree
Aye lad that be the obvious statement
Way better than Dead Man Tell No Tales. That was utter sh*t.
Especially when Dutchman battle with black Pearl at whirlpool scene
That scene of the ship being blown to shreds with the captain watching it get destroyed is by far one of the best pieces of cinematography ever made
Jack: Fire.
Gibbs: Fire!
Will: Fiirrre!
Barbossa: Fiiarrrr!
Elizabeth: Fiirraroooh!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
03:09 *When you've just cleaned the entire house and the kids come home.*
mats hilegems LMAO SO TRUE
mats hilegems LMFAO dude that was absolutely hilarious, I had to cough my water up being I read that while sipping my water
This deserves more likes
That's why you make them clean up after themselves. They don't listen take away their crap and if that doesn't work don't feed them. Either that or have them do it via an allowance, a small one but an allowance none the less.
mats hilegems boooo
Order Sir!
Palpatine: *_Execute Order 66_*
Good one my frrrriend...
Do it
Soap!!! You're still alive!!!
Lieutenant : it will be done, my lord.
No save point
2023 this is still one of the hardest deaths of an antagonist I've seen. Magnificent.
jack's grin when he says full canvas! he's got his friend back
The symmetry at 1:19 of Will turning the Dutchman, followed by that shot the Dutchman on the foreground and the Pearl on the background, and then the opposite with Barbossa is so satisfying.
I'm sure it's nice... I just like to see you enjoy yourself white people it makes me clear my throat 🤭
@@challambrothers6251 ??? what???
@@challambrothers6251 you sound fun at parties
@@challambrothers6251 you're good at parties, aren't you
@@challambrothers6251 this edited comment is very passive aggressive
I don't care what anyone says, I love this movie. The first 3 Pirates of the Caribbean movies are amazing.
nba73 tHe fIrSt tHrEe
Lol but no I was sad the last two weren’t half as good
the first 3 were good. 4 and 5 are bad, but between the 4th and 5th 5 was better
Wise One1494 agreed! While 4 and 5, are both not good, 5 at least had some enjoyment while 4 was just incredibly bland
but now we have the biggest question for when 6 comes out, how is Barbossa coming back and cheating death this time?
I hope he is, he was the best part of all the movies for me...
Such an old movie and I still get goosebumps when the music cuts out and the guns fire. I so wish there were more naval battles in these movies, cause it's damn good cinematography.
I did actually love this scene, I loved that the Dutchman was falling apart after the change, the slow growing panic, the acceptance of fate and silent explosion
One has to appreciate the great talent of Hans Zimmer - such a composition, so well timed music with the epic scene. It's hard to believe.
He’s one of the best musicians of the century
03:09 - When you join a team deathmatch mid game and your team is losing...
lol
So ReLaTabLe
cod mp in a nutshell
3:00 Me on my sloop as a tier 5 reaper blows it up
3:08-3:34 Amber Heard walking out of the courtroom after Johnny won his defamation lawsuit.
When your best player AFKs right before the last team fight...
Catastrophic one-sided team fight ensues...
"Report Beckett" "pls"
Beckett be a noob in WoWs having his battleship go alone with no support
Endeavor: "Mid or feed." ... Mid and feeds.
"Report Beckett" should be in Urban Dictionary.
I swear he went afk at the last second
Send beckett to low prio
The captain: it’s just good business.
Second in command:abandon ship!!
Guy below deck: abandon ship! Second in command: all hands abandon ship!
@A Jax lol ik right, and I like that before jumping off if you watch carefully the second in command says for “all hands” to abandon ship, which is why the helmsman leaps off, because before that he wasn’t going.
The second in command reacted properly when seeing the Dutchman return while Beckett still thought his machinations were still in play, pompous fool. 😅
Probably one of the best scenes of the story. I love it when a movie comes together. Excellent job producer,director, cast,crew. Really enjoyed 😉
I know it's just a movie but i can still tell the sound of the guns of the pearl from watching pirates too many times. Even when it was firing together with the dutchman, the sound fuys did a wonderful job of distincting the sound of the guns of both ships. The pearl sounded the same throughout the movies from the attack in the first pirates movie
03:09 *when you walk down the stairs after a bad exam*
mats hilegems lol true
mats hilegems 😂
Holy crap, that actually is true. Of course the explosion is my parents kicking my ass
Christopher Ginn been there lol
So wait Endeavor is son/daughter to Black Pearl and Flying Dutchman? He said when Flying Dutchman come he said "Ah she survived" Then Dutchman is mother ship to Endeavor and they just blow their own child for bad exam points. xD
imagine the splinters the survivors got
Matt Staffen lol
Ha Wk That would require there being survivors, which is unlikely here.
Wood shrapnel was the top cause of direct injury - and death during naval battles of the age of sail, so...well
BoarhideGaming There is an interesting episode of mythbusters and that theorie. I suggest you check it out.
haha survivors?
I like that Jack makes the first call to fire and is the only one who doesn’t yell it
To me his calm undertune pointed out so much how angry he really was about Will's death ...
3:08-3:31 what a beautiful sequence
1:11 Probably the first time that Jack and Barbosa had actually had an agreement lol
Lmao tru
what do they say? "folkever(?)" could understand.
@@ProfessorRJLupin-dv5rg its "full canvas"
Dutchman: **rises**
Endeavor: “Oh good it’s bac-“
Dutchman: **turns**
Endeavor: Surprised Pickachu meme
Lol
Pretty much the flying Dutchman is the black pearls older sis 😅
@@Starkiller423 🤔😂 Kind of diggin' that here ...
And Salazar F**ks Silent Mary Unleash..
@@Starkiller423 how about Silent Mary?
2:25 - 3:34 basically Amber after losing lol
LOL
Her lawyers yelling: ABANDON SHIP!
3:08 when you join a COD match and your team is getting absolutely wrecked
He died like a badass.. going down with the beautiful ship
fiesta ariba you can't sink the Flying Dutchman. The pearl yes, but against the flying dutchman you are basically fighting an invincible ship.
Bryan Quijanes Ortega actually you can destroy the dutchman. It would just appear elsewhere in the world
A captain always goes down with his ship
fiesta ariba Nah Flying Dutchman is a literal Ghost Ship. Black Pearl came back from death 2 TIMES. Both are cursed and no single ship could withstand against both at same time.
Shame Will is stuck with him now
3:07 When its the last day before the exams and u still haven't studied anything
Tru
Oh gosh I got that feeling .... but I got a 20 😁😁
Tomorrow is my exam and I haven't studied shit😂
The most iconic scene in history of modern cinematography 🔥
The definition of the Iconic scene. Everybody will remember it forever
Gore Verbinski’s direction really made the first three pirates movies. His visual style and his dark but also goofy sense of humour is something that was seriously lacking from the fourth and fifth movies.
Yup but all of them were great nonetheless.
@@dewaldsteyn1306 yeah
Yes, def.
I just pretend that the 5th movie doesn't exist.
I like to think 4th and 5th as DLC's.
The main games are the original trilogy, the rest are just little adventures after the main story.
I wouldn't wait for an order at that point lmao
Bearz Playz right I would of said fire right when they they started firing as well fuck the captain lol this big ship and guns can't put up a fight
Bearz Playz I understand, I probably would do the same but it's not allowed, so if you win, you lose your job later. You gotta wait for the command
But Beckett got what he deserved anyway.
Bearz Playz same
yes not so epic black sails waay more pirate like
Live look at Amber Beard’s case collapsing
Watching beckett here accepting his fate, reminds me of thanos in Endgame.
From now on Will Turner will be called
Will Returner
X3
Omg so good xD
Keylorie Clever, very clever...
Eheheehe
Will Return
Respect to Lord Beckett for going down with the ship. He didn't scream, didn't resist, he just accepted his fate like a man.
Edit: I know he was shocked, I know he felt helpless, but my point is he accepted his fate and died with his ship.
I don't think that was his motivation at all. He was shocked that he was bested in a life game of chess. Everything he maneuvered, plotted, and all for him not to foresee that the Dutchman would turn on him and that Sparrow, an uneducated pirate had outmaneuvered him. He was a vain and pompous little thing and in the end it is what killed him.
He accepted his fate as if all were just...
.
.
.
.
good business.
Man will show his true nature at the end of his life.
Lord beckett: its just good business.
Actually that’s not the case, Beckett remained still and silent because given the circumstances he couldn’t comprehend his defeat
I feel like he was in more disbelief than just accepting his fate.
Judging from this clip, I can tell that this movie is very well done! I definitely need to watch this!
You might hate him, but Beckett went out like a boss
These movies still to this day look absolutely amazing
Even games like AC black flag
@@Independencedayalien yea sir literally just played that on my computer recently with max graphics looks insane for the age
@@andrewwillard5625 and I was playing it on my Xbox one
@@andrewwillard5625 imaging the jackdaw rammed into the endeavour ship from behind, lol!
@@andrewwillard5625 there is even mods in black flag where u can literally sail man o war ships and even legendary ships
it's a miracle Beckett didn't get hit by any of the splinters
Darth Vader. True on that front indeed.
Lord Inquisitor Sec poor boat
Lewis Reviews. Ah well, all's well that ends well.
Plot armor is stong in this one. Well, until 3:34 at least...
Wow the CGI in this movie was well ahead of its time, these first three movies deserved waaaayyy more credit
Something I particularly find impressive with Disney in this scene is how they got away without showing a single drop of blood.
0:30 i just realized that the parts are falling off because the Dutchman is back to its original look all this time i thought it was because it went into the maelstrom
It could be both
@@motherofallomelets381 or the caption was actually not a octopus
Considering this is before the curse of the trident was broken, its probably due to the maelstrom, if it was the curse breaking, the sails would have lost all that moss
You can briefly see the little grim reaper figure head burst out of the prow when the Dutchman surfaces, its symbolizes that the Dutchman's task is being reset
Oh god I just realized Will has to go back and pick up Beckett to ferry him to the afterlife, imagine how that's going to go down.
Will: You know, if you just kept to slave trading, opium dealing, and exploiting third world countries economically and just let me marry my damn girlfriend instead of stirring up all this crap...
Beckett: Yes Yes, I know, are you going to keep circling around my corpse or pick me up already?
Will: Not sure, it's a new ship, gotta get used to her first, maybe a couple years sailing around the world to get my bearings.
Beckett: I thought you were the more merciful one of the lot.
Will: Well I'd say there's some room in my heart for a little bit of mercy, even for someone like you. But unfortunately my heart isn't exactly here right now, bye.
Beckett got burned twice!
TonesTheGeek Hopefully you’ll never try to be a comedian.
I could imagine him offering Beckett a chance to postpone his judgment day..."One Hundred Years Before The Mast". It would have been funny if Beckett had been there in the next film and still serving Will, or maybe involved in some little plot to get free lol.
Xor rd wtf man. The guy was trying to make an original comment, he has that right. Tell me, what wasn’t funny about that. (The whole of it isn’t an option)
I dont think Will has much of a choice. He's oathbound to carry out his duty.
I love Jack’s smile when Will says “Ready all the Guns!” He was happy his plan worked and Will was alive.
There is something deeply satisfying when you see Will and Barbossa line their ships up for that final attack… or is that just me?
I never cease to be amazed by the Flying Dutchman getting out of the water, it is truly a cinematic masterpiece, specially with such a soundtrack
1:48 when your in a galleon playing sea of thieves and you see a tiny sloop
Fuckin love that game
U wanna play sometime? Name’s Seatte.
Sea of Thieves squad in da house
GollenBull is the name!
Not the tiny sloop 😩😂😂
I still love that look of him realizing his ship is sunk even before the first shot is fired.
that man descend the stairs like he was on the gliding elevator
>commands a fully serviced, state of the Art, 1st rate ship of the line with 50x 24-32 and 42lb long cannons per side with 24" of Oak armor vs 2 Ancient rotten old pirate Galleons with about 15x 12lb guns and 24lb carronades per side and about 12" of oak armor.
>stands there and does nothing and loses.
Both ships are cursed endeavour is just a normal ship
I see how the endeavor could have defeated both ships but I still don't get why he didn't give them the order to fire at both ships.
He was in shock the dutchman was an ally until will's death davy jones was the captain until will technically killed him (he had help from jack) therefore will became the dutchman's captain and sided with the pirates
I find this scene so bad, two broadsides from a few pirate galleons would have no chance of sinking a 1st rate ship of the line let alone make it instantly disintegrate like it does in this movie. I guess you can justify this scene in the movie by just saying they are firing magical cursed pirate cannon balls that make everything they touch instantly explode.
@@snapage1606 also the fact that firing broadside on broadside is a very inefficient way of trying to sink a ship since the round shots are landing above the water line, so it's very unlikely that the endeavour would sink, exploding doesn't make any sense either, I'm pretty sure the powder magazine is below the water line.
the feeling of betrayal is greatly shown, amazing direction!
1:18
Black Pearl: Johnny Depp and his Lawyers
the Flying Dutchmen: Jurors Verdict on 6/1/2022
Endeavor: Amber Heard and her Lawyers
As much as Jack is the core of the franchise, you can't tell me that the moment the Dutchman rises and Will appeared to take the helm was cool af, and in that moment you truly believe he is the hero of the trilogy.
2:29 The Lieutenant's facial expression is so good... great acting there
And I really likes the expression on Beckett's face at 2:33. You can clearly see how he slowly realizes that he has lost and will die now. In the moments before, he has been thinking hard about what he can do, but after this scene, he is completely detached and seems to accept his fate.
Nicollo Matt a
He’s like wtf did he just say
“ABANDON SHIP”
You know the main reason Beckett froze?
HE WAS TRULY AFRAID FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HIS LIFE!
If you watch Beckett throughout the series you would see him as highly arrogant to the point of thinking of being invincible. TO ALSO CONTROL THE CURSED MADE BECKETT BELIEVE HE IS A GOD.
He had the mighty Dutchman at his whim, and with it he destroyed most of the pirates. Also, with his business he conquered almost the entire known world.
Seeing the Dutchman suddenly turning against him, he realised he LOST the power over the seas, and his human side, his weak side, his vulnerability grabbed the hold of Beckett WITH THE SAME POWER WITH WHICH HE POWERED OVER HIS ENEMIES!
It was also at that moment he acknowledge Jack
brav0wing he was Windows XP oldest model. Just another freeze.
Nah I disagree. Beckett's Endeavor will still smash both ships had it fired, plus with a whole armada still behind him. This was the only part of the movie I did't like.. But storywise I took it as that Beckett is such a master strategist, with everything so meticulously planned(Which is probably why he was so chill all the time), on experiencing for the first time being "outfoxed" froze in maybe shock or never having to make impromptu decisions because everything is usually planned for.
Also why would the lieutenants just abandon ship and not take over which pissed me off. This too storywise probably they had such unwavering loyalty and respect for Beckett that his indecision unsettled them to the point of terror, and its every man for himself.
But for Beckett it was not fear, but being too successful for your own good.
Yea but the Dutchman was nothing compared to the Endeavor no even both of hem could stand a chance if he shot them both at once
+brav0wing he still could have killed everyone on the Pearl, but perhaps in the end he knows the Dutchman is unstoppable unless you stab the heart, so he knows that even if he fires on the Pearl, he still loses. Maybe in the end Beckett just didn't care about killing Jack if he was going to die anyway two seconds after him.
I think it's intended that Lord Beckett realized in his final moments that he was beaten at his own game, he saw that "good business" is more than destroying your opponents. Whilst repeating his own words, that he saw that there's an entirely more holistic view involving things such as allies and trust, more than just fear, power and money.
It doesn't just look like he's in a state of denial, but that the beautiful tone of the scene is hinting at a certain eureka moment of understanding for him. Although it is too late, as seen in his eyes in the last shot when he fully appreciates what this means for him personally.