Davey Jones is probably the coolest character they've ever created. He's so realistic looking. Love they have Bill Nighy as the actor potraying him. Speaking of which you should check out the movie Underworld. ❤
I loved the villain in (dead man tell no tales) that actor always has such an amazing and dark presence, even in real life, the guy from (no country for old men)?
If you ever realized, the sword Will was stabbed with was the same sword he made in the first movie when we first see him grown up. He made it for Elizabeth's father who when killed was given to Norrington, then when Norrington dies he stabs Jones with it and you get that quick line from Davy Jones, "Nice sword". He keeps it and then stabs Will with it at the end.
@@Emanuelnx it was made for elizabeths father as a gift to norrington because he wanted elizabeth and norrington to get married if i remember correctly
@@Emanuelnx It was Commissioned by Elizabeth's Father, who then gives it as a gift to Norrington off screen. At the end of the first movie, Norrington holds up his sword, the same one will made in the beginning, saying "This is a beautiful sword. I expect the one he made it, to be just as devoted in all expects of his life." His settle Jab and Respect to Will that he best take care of Elizabeth. However, in the Second Movie, he is thrown out of Office as Comador and left jobless as a bum. And at the end of the movie 2, when we gives the heart to Beckett, he get's his job back into the military/company. 11:04, while Elizabeth's Father is STILL alive, we see him in the scene even, Beckett tells Norrington his 'New Station' deserves an 'Old Friend'. So sometime between Movie 1 and 2, when he was Kicked out of the Military, they took and kept his Sword, the one Will created. It's given back to him at 11:04 in this movie, the third movie, at which point is used to Stab Davy Jones right before he dies, who then turns around and stabs Will with it. We never see the sword after that, but it's safe to say it's the Sword Will keeps on him as Captain of the Dutchmen. And that's the entire Journey of the Sword.
@@Jirodyne it wasn't given to him off screen. There's a whole scene in the first movie with his promotion ceremony where he's presented with the sword and he's doing his little fancy initiation flourishes.
One of my favourite things in this is the change in Pintel. From his very dark and sinister " 'ello poppet" greeting to Elizabeth in the previous films to his respectful, almost affectionate "goodbye poppet" as she leaves the ship.
“My heart will always belong to you.” Bill Nighy barely whispered that line but it carried so much weight. It was his most human moment in two films. Nothing more human than staring down the person who brought you to your lowest point and admitting you still love them.
I love very few movie endings as much as this one. It's the definition of bittersweet relief. Ultimately everyone is alive and well but everyone somehow failed to achieve what they were after the whole trilogy. The loving couple found together but can only see each other one day in 10 years. Jack enjoys his freedom more than ever but is missing the black pearl again and Barbossa got his ship but never got rid of Jack and his antics.
@@bats23she couldve but would it have even been her on the ship? Look at bootstrap, he was there so long he didnt even recognise or remember who will was. Not a great life
No Lie will and Elizabeth's wedding is honestly one of my favorites in cinematic history it's so funny and badass and Barbosa being the one to officiate was just icing on the cake
No joke this is one of my favorite movies ever. The first three POTC movies had a great story and cast of characters. "The World's still the same, there's just less in it."
The scene where you see Will give Elizabeth the chest with his heart is the one day they spend together before he goes to sea for 10yrs, I suppose they consumate their marriage at this point also at which point Elizabeth gets pregnant.. then 10yrs later is when you see Will return and his Son, born of that union, appears to be about 10yrs old..
44:02 - THAT is Captain Edward Teague, Keeper of the Code of the Brethren and father to one Captain Jack Sparrow. More importantly, though, he's Keith Richards, front man of the Rolling Stones. Back when the first Pirates movie came out, Johnny Depp famously said in an interview that he based his performance as Captain Jack on a combination of Keith Richards and Pepe LePew. Casting Keith Richards as Jack's father is thus the franchises ULTIMATE meta joke. 50:48 - We've been following a guy with a squid for a face for two movies. It was only a matter of time before a tentacle went somewhere it wasn't supposed to.
Timeless movies, absolutely amazing all three of them. Also when Jones shred a tear, that was because his heart was being transported to his ship, he could feel its presence.
Fun fact: In a deleted scene they showed that the reason Jack and Beckett had a falling out was because Jack freed the slaves he was supposed to transport once he realised what his "cargo" was. On one hand its a shame that they cut it out as it showed more of Jack's good side and the fact that his opinions on freedom are genuine. But on the other hand, I don't mind that they keep that more of Jack's past a secret. Us not knowing everything there is to know about Jack makes him more interesting.
These were seriously some of the most gloriously epic films ever made. I really miss this era of Disney that was willing to take risks and bet big on movies like this. The action, the visual effects, the spectacle, the MUSIC - God these films are so good
Elizabeth and Will had the whole day to themselves on the island, the movie just skipped to when Will was leaving. I would also recommend watching the last two films too.
There’s a deleted scene where you find out jack used to work for Beckett carrying cargo but Beckett tried to hire Jack to carry slaves and Jack released them and therefore became a pirate
I've said it before and I will say it again. Will and Elizabeth's wedding is not only my favorite romance scenes in any movie, but in my top 20 favorite scenes of all time.
IT'S MR. VIDEO 45:15 Edward Teague was an infamous pirate captain in the Caribbean and father of Jack Sparrow. Captain Teague is played by British guitarist and founding member of The Rolling Stones Keith Richards in this film.
I love Davey Jones' speech pattern most but Barbosa is still my favorite of this franchise. Robert Newton's Long John Silver was the first pirate character I've seen so that pirate holds a special place in my heart. You should check out Cutthroat island (1995) starring Geena Davis.
The reason Davy Jones was mad is because the further away from his heart he is, the less he feels. He knew the heart was near when he shed that tear😁😁 Didn't mean for that to rhyme but it just came out that way😂
Remember the scene where will kissed liz's thigh by the shore? They just consummate their marriage. Then will gotta go before the time on the shore ends. So yes it's a post stab; will & elizabeth's story pretty much ends here but you will see them on the last movie but not as main role. So up to you if you wanna continue the journey, great reaction bro
Yo we been waiting on this one bro😂 easily the best outta the pirates of the Caribbean series. Everything about this movie was great but Elizabeth’s hoist the colours speech will always be a stand out moment
My favorite scene in this is when the Dutchman draws up on one side and the Pearl on the other and blow Becket straight to HELL. King of the Pirates (also Jacks Father) is being played by Rolling Stone Guitarist, Keith Richards
It also seems to that Hector Barbossa is likely VERY highly educated, but he's not, he's actually just super smart , charismatic, and pretty much self taught. I bet he secretly reads when nobody is around.
@@azazello1784 it makes sense "behind the camera" just like Will would train for hours everyday, after PoC 1 she started training too. Like the sea turtles. Its mever explained but it can be inferred
It's Gore Verbinski's perfectionism and the stellar cast for me. Each role and performance made the series ascend itself. Along with insane production and great dialogue.
Beckett and the East India Trading company were real. They hunted pirates to near extinction. That much is true. And for two movies he probably was the smartest guy next to like Jack of course you could argue.
Will and Elizabeth consummated their marriage when he was on land after his heart had been cut out. It was the scene where they were on land and he was putting his boots on.
Mr. Video, I think you misunderstood WHY the two Chinese girls were laughing when Will said Jack's name. They were in fact Giggling because they "knew" Jack, in a very special way. Not because they thought it was "funny" but because of their memories of Jack being "naughty." You can use your imagination with that one.
Great reaction and a very good movie. Honestly this movie looks a lot better than most MCU and DC films. Holds up incredibly well. No rush to do On Stranger Tides
The 2 ladies that laughed at the beginning were laughing because they had intimate relations with Jack (as you've noticed jack happens to "know" alot of women, it's also implied the open sore on his face is an STD) and Sao Feng hates Jack because of it, Sao risked his life for Jack and Jack repaid him by sleeping with the twins who were Sao's "lovers".
They consummated the wedding before Will went away for 10 years, the day he gave her the chest, thats why their child is older he might be 9 or 10 years old
Hilarious that the Jack look-alikes show his different personalities. One is a chicken, one is a greenhorn, one is a chicken...and one wanted to get closer to a goat...
26:46 this interaction between Jack and Barbossa is arguibly my favorite scene out of all of the movies. It really shows who the 2 are at their core. Yes, they're rivals , but they have a genuine respect for each other that doesn't need to be said, you *feel* it as they contemplate the grim reality of their old world coming to an end. The edges of the map are being filled in, there are fewer and fewer true adventures to be had, both characters know that they will one day become relics of a bygone age and that they can't keep cheating death forever. In fact it really sells the tone of the movie and the trilogy as a whole. Its suprisingly melancholic theme for a bunch of movies that started off so simple and fun. And its one of the main reasons why I think they should have ended the movies with this one. All the long running plots were tied up with the neatest of bows and Jack is off to yet another adventure, racing against Barbossa. It was bittersweet, but hopefull.
Actually not Jimmy Hendrix 😅, but Keith Richards, after the first pirate movie, Johnny Depp revealed he based his character on the legendary Rolling Stones guitarist, so for the third they made him his father. Nice piece of trivia for you.
Pirates 2 and 3 will always remind me of Australia. I live in Norway and I moved to Australia to study for a year back in the summer of 2006, so the first movie I saw at the cinema was Pirates 2. Then, when I left a year later, the last movie I saw in the cinema was Pirates 3:) Still love them. Number 4 and 5 is OK to watch just for the entertainment, but they are not nearly as good as the trilogy.
People hate these movies too much. Great performances, great historical context, great films. Becket did accept his fate and go out like a G. Crazy fact, there was a deleted scene where it was revealed Jack use to sail a slave trade ship for Becket, but couldn't take it and freed them, was nearly assassinated but pulled through because of his original deal with Jones. Please watch the next 2, they're great too.
Correction, people hate the film's that came after this one too much. People in general LOVE the first three. But even the most avid defenders have to admit the next films just aren't as well written in parts. They're fun movies still, but not quite as epic as these first three.
This film really made me empathize with Mr. Jones. Love is a cruel mistress, and often times makes no logical sense. It's a cautionary lesson that the callous spectrum of love can even outweigh it's beautiful enveloping counterparts. It's also a huge parallel that synergizes with the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and the Observer effect. Which basically equates "anything you observe you end up changing it." In this case it's about love. We can't love something without changing it. Even if we knew all of the prerequisites, if we magically gained omnipotent knowledge and took steadfast action to stop changing something. The byproduct of us trying not to change the thing we love, changes it. It's a weird paradox that we destroy, change, consume, and edit anything and everything that we love. We can't not take pictures, take a keepsake, build a road to it, build a bridge across it, damn it up, marry it, take a piece of it home with you, touch it, feel it, taste it, smell it. It's a universal constant that we change whatever it is we love, be it for the better or worse, be it conscious or unconscious. Somehow we end up changing everything that we love, admire, respect, and long for. And if Calypso had been faithful and stayed true to her words and returned after 10 years to show Davey love again... she would have never of been herself, as free and as chaotic as the Ocean. It's a brutally honest love story about trying to change some one when you should just love them for what/who they are. Poor Davey Jones, the shear poetry of a man who can't die carving out his own heart for fear of the woman who tortured it. Dark dark poetry.
Davey Jones is probably the coolest character they've ever created. He's so realistic looking. Love they have Bill Nighy as the actor potraying him. Speaking of which you should check out the movie Underworld. ❤
Bill Nye the science guy? Damn, great acting on his part....(That was a joke btw)
Cthulhu
Underworld is one of my favorite franchises... of all time!
I loved the villain in (dead man tell no tales) that actor always has such an amazing and dark presence, even in real life, the guy from (no country for old men)?
Those realistic octopus faced men
If you ever realized, the sword Will was stabbed with was the same sword he made in the first movie when we first see him grown up. He made it for Elizabeth's father who when killed was given to Norrington, then when Norrington dies he stabs Jones with it and you get that quick line from Davy Jones, "Nice sword". He keeps it and then stabs Will with it at the end.
Wasn’t it made for norrington in the first place? For his promotion
@@Emanuelnx it was made for elizabeths father as a gift to norrington because he wanted elizabeth and norrington to get married if i remember correctly
@@Emanuelnx It was Commissioned by Elizabeth's Father, who then gives it as a gift to Norrington off screen. At the end of the first movie, Norrington holds up his sword, the same one will made in the beginning, saying "This is a beautiful sword. I expect the one he made it, to be just as devoted in all expects of his life." His settle Jab and Respect to Will that he best take care of Elizabeth.
However, in the Second Movie, he is thrown out of Office as Comador and left jobless as a bum. And at the end of the movie 2, when we gives the heart to Beckett, he get's his job back into the military/company. 11:04, while Elizabeth's Father is STILL alive, we see him in the scene even, Beckett tells Norrington his 'New Station' deserves an 'Old Friend'. So sometime between Movie 1 and 2, when he was Kicked out of the Military, they took and kept his Sword, the one Will created.
It's given back to him at 11:04 in this movie, the third movie, at which point is used to Stab Davy Jones right before he dies, who then turns around and stabs Will with it. We never see the sword after that, but it's safe to say it's the Sword Will keeps on him as Captain of the Dutchmen.
And that's the entire Journey of the Sword.
Even the sword got a plot journey in this Pirates of the Caribbean
@@Jirodyne it wasn't given to him off screen. There's a whole scene in the first movie with his promotion ceremony where he's presented with the sword and he's doing his little fancy initiation flourishes.
One of my favourite things in this is the change in Pintel. From his very dark and sinister " 'ello poppet" greeting to Elizabeth in the previous films to his respectful, almost affectionate "goodbye poppet" as she leaves the ship.
“My heart will always belong to you.”
Bill Nighy barely whispered that line but it carried so much weight. It was his most human moment in two films. Nothing more human than staring down the person who brought you to your lowest point and admitting you still love them.
I love very few movie endings as much as this one. It's the definition of bittersweet relief. Ultimately everyone is alive and well but everyone somehow failed to achieve what they were after the whole trilogy. The loving couple found together but can only see each other one day in 10 years. Jack enjoys his freedom more than ever but is missing the black pearl again and Barbossa got his ship but never got rid of Jack and his antics.
Will could only go land every 10 years but Elizabeth could've went on his ship inbetween Will doing his role..
She could have become part of the crew (part of the ship)
@gazzisright7362 Yep she clearly didn't want to be with him that badly.
@@SoloDoloToker or she said she was pregnant and he decided to get out of there 😂..
@@bats23she couldve but would it have even been her on the ship? Look at bootstrap, he was there so long he didnt even recognise or remember who will was. Not a great life
No Lie will and Elizabeth's wedding is honestly one of my favorites in cinematic history it's so funny and badass and Barbosa being the one to officiate was just icing on the cake
Especially compared to the original wedding scene in the second one further proving that she clearly doesn’t want to live the fancy high life.
JUST KISS 😂
No joke this is one of my favorite movies ever. The first three POTC movies had a great story and cast of characters.
"The World's still the same, there's just less in it."
My favorite in the entire franchise was always BARBOSSA. He is the only one to always act like a true pirate! and the LAUGH
Exactly
Barbossa is the definition of a pirate. The best character.
"the worlds still the same. theres just less in it" Always loved that line for its very bitter truth
Keith Richards as Jacks dad was perfect 👌🤣 Great reaction as always Leo. 👏👏❣
The scene where you see Will give Elizabeth the chest with his heart is the one day they spend together before he goes to sea for 10yrs, I suppose they consumate their marriage at this point also at which point Elizabeth gets pregnant.. then 10yrs later is when you see Will return and his Son, born of that union, appears to be about 10yrs old..
44:02 - THAT is Captain Edward Teague, Keeper of the Code of the Brethren and father to one Captain Jack Sparrow. More importantly, though, he's Keith Richards, front man of the Rolling Stones. Back when the first Pirates movie came out, Johnny Depp famously said in an interview that he based his performance as Captain Jack on a combination of Keith Richards and Pepe LePew. Casting Keith Richards as Jack's father is thus the franchises ULTIMATE meta joke.
50:48 - We've been following a guy with a squid for a face for two movies. It was only a matter of time before a tentacle went somewhere it wasn't supposed to.
Timeless movies, absolutely amazing all three of them. Also when Jones shred a tear, that was because his heart was being transported to his ship, he could feel its presence.
Fun fact:
In a deleted scene they showed that the reason Jack and Beckett had a falling out was because Jack freed the slaves he was supposed to transport once he realised what his "cargo" was.
On one hand its a shame that they cut it out as it showed more of Jack's good side and the fact that his opinions on freedom are genuine.
But on the other hand, I don't mind that they keep that more of Jack's past a secret. Us not knowing everything there is to know about Jack makes him more interesting.
All I gotta say about this movie is, Davy Jones's theme slaps 🔥. And the song that the pirates sang in the beginning of the movie is really iconic ☠️.
everyone likes Barbossa. hes awesome. even though he was the villain in the first film, people cheered when he came back. great character
These were seriously some of the most gloriously epic films ever made. I really miss this era of Disney that was willing to take risks and bet big on movies like this. The action, the visual effects, the spectacle, the MUSIC - God these films are so good
Yes! 💯
Yes! 💯
43:47 Well what did you or Davy Jones or anyone expect? She's a Goddess of the ocean - we all know how unpredictable the ocean is
most underrated movie in history. perfect mix of drama action and comedy
This is my favorite movie of the entire franchise.
Saaame. I don’t get why so many people hate it
I love the beginning with the singing.
Mine too
Same. It was the perfect end before the next 2 crap movies came out.
Same!
Elizabeth and Will had the whole day to themselves on the island, the movie just skipped to when Will was leaving. I would also recommend watching the last two films too.
It's awesome how they turned this into a successful trilogy with rich world-building and character development.
There’s a deleted scene where you find out jack used to work for Beckett carrying cargo but Beckett tried to hire Jack to carry slaves and Jack released them and therefore became a pirate
The scenes on RUclips if you wanna see dude
Has anyone noticed that Mr Gibbs has the 411 on everything and I mean everything 😂😂😂
The opening scene is in my top 3 greatest in movie history. In my opinion. Goosebumps every time.
I’m on holiday and violently hungover, this brings me great joy
I've said it before and I will say it again. Will and Elizabeth's wedding is not only my favorite romance scenes in any movie, but in my top 20 favorite scenes of all time.
Love that scene so much
9:17 We don't know who that is! 😂😂😂
You keep getting better at predicting things
IT'S MR. VIDEO 45:15 Edward Teague was an infamous pirate captain in the Caribbean and father of Jack Sparrow. Captain Teague is played by British guitarist and founding member of The Rolling Stones Keith Richards in this film.
This was LIT in theaters 🏴☠️🔥🎬
44:44 "aight Jimmy Hendrix"
Close. That's Keith Richards.
The sinking of the Endeavor is still one of my favorite scenes in any movie.
and the destruction was (for the most part) practical effects. They actually blew up the set like that.
I love Davey Jones' speech pattern most but Barbosa is still my favorite of this franchise. Robert Newton's Long John Silver was the first pirate character I've seen so that pirate holds a special place in my heart. You should check out Cutthroat island (1995) starring Geena Davis.
The reason Davy Jones was mad is because the further away from his heart he is, the less he feels. He knew the heart was near when he shed that tear😁😁 Didn't mean for that to rhyme but it just came out that way😂
Barbossa has always been my favorite. The way he handles the ship in the middle of that big ass Whirl Pool is some G shit.
When i have i shitty day i watch your reactions before i go to sleep and it puts some smile on my face.
Thank you bro!
Remember the scene where will kissed liz's thigh by the shore? They just consummate their marriage. Then will gotta go before the time on the shore ends. So yes it's a post stab; will & elizabeth's story pretty much ends here but you will see them on the last movie but not as main role. So up to you if you wanna continue the journey, great reaction bro
Oh Keith Richards plays Jack's father. Richards is also who Johnny Depp based a lot of Jack's mannerisms and speech off of. :)
My tutor use to say to me every morning "better late than never"
We here 👍
Yo we been waiting on this one bro😂 easily the best outta the pirates of the Caribbean series. Everything about this movie was great but Elizabeth’s hoist the colours speech will always be a stand out moment
My favorite scene in this is when the Dutchman draws up on one side
and the Pearl on the other and blow Becket straight to HELL.
King of the Pirates (also Jacks Father) is being played by Rolling Stone Guitarist, Keith Richards
It’s been almost a year since you reacted to the last one. I’m so glad you’re back into it.
5:05 I get so excited whenever Barbossa walks on screen, i just yell out " Hectoooooorrrr!!!!!"
It also seems to that Hector Barbossa is likely VERY highly educated, but he's not, he's actually just super smart , charismatic, and pretty much self taught. I bet he secretly reads when nobody is around.
5:05 " Barbosa... ElizaBeTH?!? "
LOL
After Jack, Elizaneth is perhaps the best charachter in the series, she has so much growth, she's just a badass hero.
Yes, except it made no sense that she became so good with the swords.
@@azazello1784 it makes sense "behind the camera" just like Will would train for hours everyday, after PoC 1 she started training too. Like the sea turtles. Its mever explained but it can be inferred
It's Gore Verbinski's perfectionism and the stellar cast for me. Each role and performance made the series ascend itself. Along with insane production and great dialogue.
Beckett and the East India Trading company were real. They hunted pirates to near extinction. That much is true. And for two movies he probably was the smartest guy next to like Jack of course you could argue.
been waiting for this one!!! thank u!! 😌
You always make me laugh, and I'm glad you're still making these ☺️🍻
Will and Elizabeth consummated their marriage when he was on land after his heart had been cut out. It was the scene where they were on land and he was putting his boots on.
I knew that you were going to sing that little song again in the beginning
“Barbossa, marry us!”
“I’M A LITTLE BUSY AT THE MOMENT!”
just called Keith Richards Jimi Hendrix? 🤣
44:03 Keith Richards - guitarist from the Rolling Stones......
Jack's father is Keith Richards
The guitarist of THE ROLLING STONES.
FINALLY, my lord I can finally sit down and watch your pirate reactions, needed all 3 up before diving in!
Me too a whole year 😂
yo when your heart wants the rum more than the fountain of youth thats how you know you have a problem
Mr. Video, I think you misunderstood WHY the two Chinese girls were laughing when Will said Jack's name. They were in fact Giggling because they "knew" Jack, in a very special way. Not because they thought it was "funny" but because of their memories of Jack being "naughty." You can use your imagination with that one.
Omg captain Jack is so handsome. Hi Mr V thanks for this. Hope your having a good break. Love to you and your family.❤
"Do you think he plans it all out. . .or just makes it up as he goes along?"
That's neither here nor there when it comes to Captain Jack.
They got it on, on the island, so after he "died" then he gave her his heart.
Great reaction and a very good movie. Honestly this movie looks a lot better than most MCU and DC films. Holds up incredibly well.
No rush to do On Stranger Tides
Finally!!! More Pirates of the Caribbean, really looking forward to At Stranger Tides. Good look on the drop💯
The kid was 10yrs old. Will put that thang on Liz on his '1 day' before going on tour.
"It all depends on the day" - Will Turning
Fxck yes saw this and instantly had to jump on it!! Thx for the reaction !
This is a fire 🔥 reaction. Really enjoyed it. The music in this movie is top tier and the acting was all phenomenal
The 2 ladies that laughed at the beginning were laughing because they had intimate relations with Jack (as you've noticed jack happens to "know" alot of women, it's also implied the open sore on his face is an STD) and Sao Feng hates Jack because of it, Sao risked his life for Jack and Jack repaid him by sleeping with the twins who were Sao's "lovers".
They consummated the wedding before Will went away for 10 years, the day he gave her the chest, thats why their child is older he might be 9 or 10 years old
I subscribed to your other RUclips channel a long time ago and wondered where you had got to. So glad I found you again!!
My absolute favorite one of the franchise.💜
Hilarious that the Jack look-alikes show his different personalities. One is a chicken, one is a greenhorn, one is a chicken...and one wanted to get closer to a goat...
Barbossa is my favorite character
I always thought as a teen I was the only would who had a crush on Elizabeth turner
man I have been waiting for this for too long! absolutely one my fav series of all time! love your reactions
Leo is taking a lesson outta NoLifeShaq's playbook.
_FINISH DAT, MAN. FINISH DAT_
I was waiting for your neighbors to come check on you after you screamed fire like that lol.
Hey dude, haven't reacted to your stuff in a while. Good to see you're back.
Looking forward to seeing you react to the next two!!!
LOL thats what this movie does, Makes you like Barbossa
Ironic. If that’s the commodores sword from the first movie, Will got stabbed with a sword he made.
26:46 this interaction between Jack and Barbossa is arguibly my favorite scene out of all of the movies. It really shows who the 2 are at their core.
Yes, they're rivals , but they have a genuine respect for each other that doesn't need to be said, you *feel* it as they contemplate the grim reality of their old world coming to an end. The edges of the map are being filled in, there are fewer and fewer true adventures to be had, both characters know that they will one day become relics of a bygone age and that they can't keep cheating death forever.
In fact it really sells the tone of the movie and the trilogy as a whole. Its suprisingly melancholic theme for a bunch of movies that started off so simple and fun.
And its one of the main reasons why I think they should have ended the movies with this one. All the long running plots were tied up with the neatest of bows and Jack is off to yet another adventure, racing against Barbossa.
It was bittersweet, but hopefull.
the scene of the Endeavour getting obliterated by both ships is legendary 😂
Barbossa is a captain, captains can marry people.
Love you man! 🙏💙
Actually not Jimmy Hendrix 😅, but Keith Richards, after the first pirate movie, Johnny Depp revealed he based his character on the legendary Rolling Stones guitarist, so for the third they made him his father. Nice piece of trivia for you.
Johnny depp fan 😍❤️💯... Best casting for captain jack sparrow.. No one can replace him💯❤️🔥
Barbosa is the quintessential pirate! I love the character!
“Up…is…down.
Well that’s just maddeningly unhelpful.”
Love all the pirate movies the next one stranger tides is also really good and entertaining
Pirates 2 and 3 will always remind me of Australia. I live in Norway and I moved to Australia to study for a year back in the summer of 2006, so the first movie I saw at the cinema was Pirates 2. Then, when I left a year later, the last movie I saw in the cinema was Pirates 3:) Still love them. Number 4 and 5 is OK to watch just for the entertainment, but they are not nearly as good as the trilogy.
I guess Will and Elizabeth did the dirty on the beach before he dipped.
it's okay man, we were all simping for Kiera Knightley in the early 2000s.
Elizabeth's war speech gives me goosebumps everytime same as the ride of Rohirrim in the 3rd Lord of the Rings movie!
Yo I’m subscribed to you patreon too and I’m not gonna stop commenting Remember the Titans
People hate these movies too much. Great performances, great historical context, great films. Becket did accept his fate and go out like a G.
Crazy fact, there was a deleted scene where it was revealed Jack use to sail a slave trade ship for Becket, but couldn't take it and freed them, was nearly assassinated but pulled through because of his original deal with Jones.
Please watch the next 2, they're great too.
Correction, people hate the film's that came after this one too much. People in general LOVE the first three. But even the most avid defenders have to admit the next films just aren't as well written in parts. They're fun movies still, but not quite as epic as these first three.
part where the big gun knocks lil man back into the tunnel is my favorite moment in the whole franchise
Barbossa is the captain of the ship, and if there is no priest on board, then the captain is the one that can wed people.
Pirates of the carribean are so fun lol I cant wait for you to watch the next one!
This film really made me empathize with Mr. Jones. Love is a cruel mistress, and often times makes no logical sense. It's a cautionary lesson that the callous spectrum of love can even outweigh it's beautiful enveloping counterparts. It's also a huge parallel that synergizes with the Heisenberg uncertainty principle and the Observer effect. Which basically equates "anything you observe you end up changing it."
In this case it's about love. We can't love something without changing it. Even if we knew all of the prerequisites, if we magically gained omnipotent knowledge and took steadfast action to stop changing something. The byproduct of us trying not to change the thing we love, changes it. It's a weird paradox that we destroy, change, consume, and edit anything and everything that we love. We can't not take pictures, take a keepsake, build a road to it, build a bridge across it, damn it up, marry it, take a piece of it home with you, touch it, feel it, taste it, smell it. It's a universal constant that we change whatever it is we love, be it for the better or worse, be it conscious or unconscious. Somehow we end up changing everything that we love, admire, respect, and long for.
And if Calypso had been faithful and stayed true to her words and returned after 10 years to show Davey love again... she would have never of been herself, as free and as chaotic as the Ocean. It's a brutally honest love story about trying to change some one when you should just love them for what/who they are. Poor Davey Jones, the shear poetry of a man who can't die carving out his own heart for fear of the woman who tortured it. Dark dark poetry.
All these pirate movies go hard