Rango and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End are the Same Movie
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2023
- Both directed by Gore Verbinski, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End and Rango are have a remarkable amount of thematic similarities. In this video, I identify those similarities and explain how they both work towards expressing a contempt for tyrannical industry and materialism.
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Better believe in Ghoststorys, Miss Turner. You're in one.
3:50 I can’t get over how this scene with the Kraken’s carcass gave us one of my favorite quotes ever produced:
“The world used to be a bigger place.”
“The world’s still the same. There’s just… less in it.”
Love both these films. Both will endure into perpetuity. Nice analysis! We are endowed with freedom and power to be the lead in our own story, if but fear be fettered, and love loosed. All our stories begin in the garden, but for redemption we become mere sound and fury…
Interesting insights. POTC:AWE is the only entry in the POTC series that I found even mildly entertaining. And Rango was a breath of fresh air. Turns out that I have a “type” when it comes to Hollywood movies…
Thank you so much for making a video on Rango, its so underappreciated and is one of those films that can never have enough videos and studys about it
If you are taken out by a bus tomorrow, you won’t be here to deal with the consequences. You won’t be sitting around thinking “gosh, I wish I had spent more time partying”. But if you aren’t taken out by a bus, you will be dealing with the consequences of being a cynic…
It’s wild to me that something this specific exists. I saw the connection between Rango and with at worlds end when we saw Jack in Davy jones locked and it started ringing bells. Then the cowboy themes started playing when jack, turner, swan, jones and the British guy meet up on that sandbar then I thought “there’s no way someone else hasn’t seen this”
Great essay. I work in the industry and through a producer I work with, had the opportunity to talk to one of the writer’s of At World’s End, and ask him some questions. It was great because I always had two theories about the film/franchise overall, and even wrote an essay a couple days after seeing At World’s End, (on opening weekend) because my friends didn’t believe me that a Disney family film would be about the Iraq War, but I was certain, because of so many parallels to real events during the Iraq War that were in AWE. He confirmed my theories even sent me a text about it I could show friends,( which I still have only shown one or two of my 7 siblings) but knowing that I was right was enough for me.
And my other theory was also correct, but I’m going to try and make a video about that one, so, I’m keeping it under wraps. Mostly cause there’s a tie-in to how Tarantino made one of his films. Which, even just writing that connection out so plainly, but without revealing anything, looks so far fetched, and I know the details. Now, if only I could get a break from working on films, to make RUclips videos. That sounds condescending, but RUclips silently took over as basic cable, but no one is voicing that. People watch more RUclips than streaming, in ten years, there probably won’t be cable tv, but RUclips will still be here. So, I tip my hat to those who are pioneers in this digital desert. The web is the last place to explore, cause many have built it out, but it’s mostly untraversed territory. Channels will exist mostly unwatched, until one day they make one video that hits and suddenly they are a top channel in their subject/topic and all their videos are now being consumed at mass.
And this long rant is now just evidence that I am procrastinating on finishing up my script rewrites, based on the notes from my producer. I hope he’s not checking my RUclips activity.
Wonderful. Thanks!
The writing is so good. How long does it take you to write the script?
I think the metaphor broke my spleen.”
- Rango.
I've noticed similarities in both Pirates and Rango for example the same angle of both being the rocks that turn out to be clams in at World's End in Davy Jones locker same with Rango being carried to the "otherside."
GOATed films
“Why Fight When You Can Negotiate?”
― Captain Jack Sparrow
Great video, I really like the archetypal stories and how they remind of one another. There is problem though.
At 7:27 - 7:34, you say that it took six thousand years for humanity to get to that point. I would however say that it took much more than six thousand years. The stone age and the hunter gatherers before that, all the way back to the first homo sapiens sapiens, which is millions of years and a lot of sacrifice.
They are memorable classics
I will never be able to watch these movies the same way again
Amazing video
Hi Life is A story I have some 1 or 2 of your videos and I was wondering if you can do what Really is About (Film Analysis) on the movie 1922 from 2017 it is my favorite movie and I really hope you make a video about it.
They remind me of the Trope of the Unwanted hero. Likr Don Quixote or Peer Gynt or Mad Max.
Their porsute of becoming something more than themsleves, but also about escping the confinment and restrainment of the everyday life.
The biggest prison is the being ordinary, of being closed of in a daily life. And true freedom is the journey of the endless open nature. not knowing what will happen next.
All of these characters seem to have an identity chrisis, a quest of finding who they truly are, and a discovery that they are in the end insignificant in thr cosmos.
However but because they refuse to be imprisoned by ordinary life, they also create an identity that through the journey itself becomes a ledgend.
Could add Odyssey and countless other stories about journey of self-discovery very common in West culture. In Far east Asia the idea is not everyone has to be a hero, at least you get to live that way.
Have u ever heard about..... Sardar udham... Movie?????
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