*I LOVE THIS!!* PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END REACTION! | First Time Watching | REVIEW
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I was not expecting this film to have so many wacky moments that genuinely made me puzzled. I had a ball with these movies and it was incredible to see Jack get a satisfying conclusion to his character arc. Enjoy :)
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I can't remember where I first saw it but someone said that Will learned pirating from Jack Sparrow, but Elizabeth learned pirating from Barbossa and you can really see it in this movie. Will is doing what Jack does by making deals and double crossing and (probably) hoping it'll work out in the end, while Elizabeth is following the rules and procedures of pirating and is using the authority and commanding the crews
Yep! Will was Jack's unwitting student while Barbosa was Elizabeth's unwitting teacher. I love it.
She also shouts orders in a similar way as Barbossa.
Ooooo love this🔥
Never thought about this, but damn that’s clever!
That makes no sense as Barbossa’s initial introduction was with him having broken the code and masterminded a mutiny.
"4 of you have tried to kill me in the past, one of you succeeded" is one of my favorite lines.
Agreed
Mine was "Heave like you're being paid for it!" :D
Incase you didn’t pick up on it, Will was stabbed by the sword he made in the first movie
That sword has had a crazier adventure than anyone else in these movies
Im very curious how it ended up there lol
@@lucyandecember2843 beckett gave it back to norrington after he became admiral, and norrington stabbed Davy jones with it
One of my favourite things here is the change about in Pintel's attitude with Elizabeth. In 1&2, his greeting of " 'ello poppet" is rather sinister and menacing, as opposed his affectionate almost avuncular "goodbye poppet", as Elizabeth leaves the ship in 3.
That along with Barbossa’s “Mrs. Turner”
I just think Davy Jones is such an emotional character, he's agreed to eternity to be with Calypso and after who knows how many years he's still in so much pain over her loss although he denies it. I think his story is the saddest part of the whole franchise and I also think that because of that he's one of the best villains that ever appeared in cinema. I love these films so much, this one in particular.
I want him to return
I want a full movie on him
I love when Elizabeth takes out all the weapons, Barbossa's face went from smiling to surprise. He could not believe she had so many on her.
Jacks dad said “it’s not just about living forever, it’s about living with yourself forever”
The moment after Will gets stabbed, the reason Jack doesn’t kill jones then is because he knows he wouldn’t be able to live with himself if he could have saved Will.
Poetry
In the end scene where he's using the compass, until he's holding the Rum the compass won't point to the Fountain Of Youth or anything else, it'll only point to the Rum, cause that's what he'll always want most. When he's holding the Rum the compass is free to point at what he wants next.
"What? You've seen it all, done it all. Survived. That's the trick isn't it? To survive?"
"It's not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is still living with yourself forever."
Fun Fact: The movie was shot back-to-back with Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006).
I Love Science Fact: The green flash is a real, but very rare, optical phenomenon during sunrise or sunset, that is best observed at sea. It is caused by the refraction of light in the atmosphere, amplified by a mirage.
Historical Fact: A real-life council of pirates existed at one time. The Brethren of the Coast was a loose coalition of pirates and buccaneers, active in the 17th and 18th centuries in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico. They had a base on the island of Tortuga, off the coast of Haiti, and in Port Royal, Jamaica. The Brethren were originally French Huguenots and British Protestants, but their ranks were joined by other adventurers of various nationalities, including Spaniards and Africans.
Captain Teague Fact: Keith Richards is playing Captain Teague, Jack Sparrow's father and the keeper of the pirate code. Richards is Johnny Depp's friend and main inspiration for his Jack Sparrow character, and he was slated to appear in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006), but scheduling conflicts with the world tour of his band The Rolling Stones prevented this. The day Richards came in to film his scenes, he got so drunk on set that Gore Verbinski had to prop him up. Richards remarked: "If you wanted straight, then you got the wrong man."
The Wicked Wench was a slave-transporting ship under the control of Cutler Beckett. Jack was the captain of the ship, in charge of transporting the slaves from Africa to the Caribbean; however, Jack liberated the ship and freed the slaves, to which Beckett destroyed and sunk the Wench via the use of fire. The flames charred the wood of the ship, turning it to a sooty black colour (the black pearl). After the ship sank, Jack wanted his beloved ship back, and made a deal with Davy Jones to raise the wench from the depths. Jones did indeed raise the ship, but at a cost. As there were 100 slaves aboard the ship, that meant that 100 lives were prevented from going to Davy Jones’ Locker as they had been saved from death. So, Jones made the deal with Jack that he’d have to serve 100 years aboard the Dutchman in place of those 100 slaves saved.
Where’d you get this info?!?!?
I love that the crew of the Dutchman looked the way they did because Jones refused to do his job and ferry the souls lost at sea. As soon as Will took charge, they regained their humanity. Norrington is played by Jack Davenport. Before these movies I had only seen him in the BBC comedy "Coupling" that ran from 2000-2004. It was very cool seeing him play such a different character.
Something that I only noticed relatively recently…Jack’s piece of eight is the only one to include an ACTUAL piece of eight
Elizabeth can come on board, but she’d die coz he has to be at work collecting souls constantly for 10 years. He wouldn’t be able to stop for her to board. And she’d drown coz the Dutchman moves underwater.
Unless she has the curse too
@@ElKamaleon777yeah true but that would be goofy af
@@ot7biasedmashups Not really?
Barbossa is the Goat. "DYING IS A DAY WORTH LIVING FOR!" Such an amazing quote
29:57 Keith Richards role is not the pirate king, is the guardian of the code.
Very nice reaction.
Beckett said him & Jack have a history & they left their marks on each other. This was explained in a deleted scene; Jack was supposed to transfer a cargo for Lord Beckett. He found out the cargo is 100 slaves, so he freed them & told Beckett "people are not cargo, mate". This led to Beckett labeling Jack as a pirate. It appears that he took the 100 slaves to Tortoga
I love that "never shall we die" song, just sends chills down my spine ❤❤
I just love watching people's opinions of Barbossa change throughout the movies.
One of my favourite parts is how Ragetti recognizes that they're not saying the line right, and he's easily able to get into the right mindset to say it correctly. That feels like such a special moment, and hints at an intelligence that most people lack and that Ragetti rarely gets to show off.
my favorite thing about these movies is that the villain is a literal eldritch ocean demon, but he's not as evil as the little capitalist british man
I love it cuz its so accurate to reality ❤
Yes please do the last two films! They might not be the best, but they are worth the good laughs. The tragic love story between Calypso and Davy Jones has always been my favorite lore in POTC. When Calypso says “It’s my nature.”, She is saying that she was wild and unpredictable as the sea. It’s possible on the one day after 10 years, she could’ve been with Davy Jones in her sea form instead of the human form that he wanted. “Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l’Esplanade, Dans l’Fond d’l’eau!”, the phrase Calypso yells out when she is freed from her bonds, roughly translates to “Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!". Also in the original Greek myth, Calypso is a sea nymph who is the daughter of the Titan Atlas. When the Titans lost the war against the Greek gods, she was punished for siding with her dad. Because she supported him in the war so the gods punished/cursed her that she would have to stay in Ogygia forever. Also Calypso’s real symbol was a dolphin not a crab. They did that because the crab is an octopus’ prey.
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There was some forshadowing of Tia Dalma being Calypso in Dead Man's Chest. When the crew is at her hut there is a necklace on the table when Jack is stealing a ring. The picture on the necklace is the same image on the music box on Davy Jones's pipe organ. Furthermore, when Tia tells the tale of how Davy Jones fell in love with a woman, Gibbs says that he heard a different version of the tale in which Jones fell in love with the sea. She then says that they are two versions of the same story and both are true.
Keith Richards was actually set to appear in Dead Man's Chest but had to pull out due to his commitment with the band's tour.
Fun fact: The sword Davy Jones stabs Will with is the sword Will made for James Norrington in Curse of the Black Pearl.
Speaking of, James is such an underrated character. He was complex but a good man and he genuinely loved Elizabeth.
I recommend watching 4 and 5 to find out for yourself if you like them or not. Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley are unfortunately not in them but I personally enjoy both. One of the main characters in 5 is Will and Elizabeth's son.
The song at the beginning, _Hoist the Colors,_ was written for the show to tell the tale of Calypso, Jones, and the Court. Below is my analysis.
*The Chorus:*
_Yo ho, haul together_
_Hoist the colors high_
_Heave ho, thieves and beggars_
_Never shall we die_
The chorus is sung numerous times within the song. It's basically telling the pirates, full of thieves and beggers, to get ready to set sail. The lyrics here are obvious in meaning.
*First verse:*
_The King and his men_
_stole the Queen from her bed_
_and bound her in her bones_
The King was the Pirate King at that time. The King's men refers to the Brethren Court. The Queen is Calypso, her bed is the sea, and binding her in her bones refers to binding her to her human form.
_the seas be ours and by the powers_
_where we will we'll roam_
The seas literally belong to the pirates due to having power over Calypso.
*Second verse:*
_Now some have died_
_and some are alive_
_and others sail on sea_
This is a reference to the chorus of the song, which mention the pirates as thieves and beggars. This part of the verse is obvious in meaning.
_with the keys to the cage_
_and the Devil to pay_
The "keys" to the cage are the nine Pieces of Eight, which were used to bind Calypso. The Devil refers to Davy Jones himself since he's the one that told the Brethren Court how to bind her; he's also a devil of sorts, or what I like to call, an ocean-bound Hades.
_we lay to Fiddler's Green._
Fiddler's Green is an after-life of paradise for sailors where a fiddle never stops playing, but in the POTC universe, it is a tavern located in Davy Jones' locker. It might have a fiddle playing inside to fit the narrative.
*Third verse:*
_The bell has been raised_
_From it's watery grave..._
_Do you hear it's sepulchral tone?_
_A call to all_
_Pay head the squall_
_And turn your sails to home!_
This entire verse may refer to the scene of POTC where the pirates sing their song, and the Brethren Court is summoned to join together. A "all pirates unite" type of moment.
This is so cool!!🔥🔥
@@lucyandecember2843 Thank you!
At the end, no, Bill didn't embrace his piracy, he is not a pirate, he is a captain of Flying Dutchman. His job is not related to piracy, and nothing forces him to be pirate at between.
before they made the (cough cough) 4th movie, I always felt that Keith Richards, playing the Keeper of the Code, was the one pirate all the other pirates feared (and of course Disney never does historical checks regarding such things) before Black Beard showed up.
my favorite line: "Dearly beloved, we be gathered here today... to nail your gizzards to the mast, you poxy cur!"
In the special commentary, the directors said they had a child in the first scene to raise the stakes and grab the viewers. They were worried just having a bunch of adults being hung wouldn’t be as engaging. Having the boy walk up last makes the audience really tune in.
1:36 - A thing to remember is Beckett as a "CEO" of a corporation (East India Trading Company) he's counting the profits lost to piracy.
But as the saying goes, if you want to see the character of a person, give him or her power... especially unlimited power.
3:15 - To be fair, as a female she's at a big physical disadvantage. She basically fights by being smarter not harder.
8:45 - Some people don't really like to remember or even face their sorrows especially the painful ones.
Jones just took the forget part to the extreme...
9:11 - As useful as the thing is, Beckett doesn't want it turned on the EITC in case things go wrong. Beckett if anything is smart seeing the long-term effects.
26:20 - Just like any regular lovers' spat then, eh Jones?
30:57 - I have always wondered if Beckett wanted some of the more malleable pirates as his privateers or private army. Give them pardons and boom! He has a huge force multiplier and reduce piracy.
34:48 - Adds more awesomeness to an already awesome battle.
39:35 - You'll have to admit that he had a recovered a bit of dignity accepting his defeat by not ranting or stuff like other villains.
40:20 - Do remember what Jones and now Will are supposed to do: being guides to the dead ie Psychopomps.
Everyone abroad the Flying Dutchman are either dying (which Jones can postpone) or dead (which Will must ferry to the afterlife.
Elizabeth must be either to stay abroad the ship. Sometimes there's no freebies to immortality... though I think their state is being undead.
May I recommend Sleepy Hollow starring Johnny Depp for this Halloween?
I always wondered why the parachute worked coz of how many holes there were in the flag, but it’s because the Dutchman’s sails move forward indefinitely 👍🏽
The jack coming over the hill in Davy jones locker is quite an interesting scene actually and way more important than I thought. To everyone else he looks superhuman, but to the viewer and himself, he’s just really lucky😂
You can see it from the perspective of Elizabeth. She is grown up in a "stiff" world a bad boy such as Jack can become really attractive, it does not always end well, that kind of a story but hay that's how emotions work. Will on the other hand has really shown her loyalty and admiration and love. I mean Elizabeth is no fool she realizes that is love.
Finally someone who likes Norrington as muss as I do. Should have had a different fateI think.
He shoulda gone out actually fighting!
One of the coolest things about this movie is you find out why Jack is "the worst pirate ever seen" because he was charged by the East India company to deliver slaves, and Jack let them go. Very good pay off imo
One thing I've always wondered... did James Norrington end up in Davy Jones (Will Turner's) locker? Poor thing... 😢
I felt so bad for him 😢 He died a hero
The music in this one was just next level
A greedy bastard such has Beckett can really do a lot of damage when they manage to climb the hierarchy. Both for the outlaws but also for those such has the commodore Norrington that have a conscience. Look at all those whistleblowers around the world for instance.
The 4th and 5th movies are good as well and are definitely worth watching.
Can't ever have too much Captain Jack Sparrow and more tales of the sea.
it's bloody because it is a heart mate :D
but yeah maybe they did injury it before.
Fun fact, Jack has short term memory loss from his heat stroke, which is why when he says ‘why is the rum always gone?’ He genuinely doesn’t remember drinking it 😂
The POTC series do have adult jokes and dark themes at violence at certain times, it's quite surprising for a film series DIRECTLY under Disney (not even under it's subsidiaries, but directly a Disney Production Film).
My understanding about the compass, is that while Jack explicitly says that it points toward what you want the most, I think it's a little more complex than that, Because the compass will also point at what will get you what you want the most as well.
This was partly why Jack had so much trouble getting a specific heading directed from the compass because not only was he conflicted in what he wanted the most, there were many different avenues for how to get what he wanted. So the compass would swing wildly around to different directions because it couldn't settle on any one thing.
It's also why the compass wildly shifted between pointing at William and Jack when Elisabeth held it, because in some moments, it was possible to just go directly to William, But others, it would have been necessary to have Jack to get to William, and then others, it would point at Davey's heart, because all three were possible for her to get William, but not all at the same time.
The compass, in that way, almost feels like a really good use of visual story telling, because it would directly point at who or what is directly necessary for the plot to move forward in that moment.
first, pintel and ragetti are uncle and nephew. And what Tia Dalma what she meant by the enjoying, safe to assume she and jack once did it
Also love that we get to see Jack's dad
Barbosa was NOT, in fact, "so evil hell itself spat him back out".
This has to be my favorite of them all, and makes me sad because you don’t see Will and Elizabeth again for a while. And Keara Knightly as elizebeth became my num 1 celebrity/character crush! XD
This movie is absolutely batshit and I enjoy every moment
6:33 I've always said that in the end of all of the events of the Trilogy the only decent person in all of this ends up being Commodore/Admiral James Norrington. 🤷
Firstly, this is my favorite of the franchise. I know people favor the second or even the first…but this one has my favorite storylines and character arcs. It’s visually captivating and it’s enthralling.
Second: Something I’m NEVER a fan of is people constantly jumping on the “don’t watch the 4th or 5th movies cause they’re not good” - like let people decide that for themselves! And don’t give someone preconceived notions or expectations, cause you don’t know that a person isn’t going to like those ones. They’re all part of the same franchise and I personally did enjoy them. Not all people are of the same opinion. Watch them! Enjoy them!
I don’t think they’re bad at all. They just have a different feel to them. The trilogy has an epic over-arching tale while the last two are more adventurous. I love all of them.
Davey isn't sad about killing pirates, he would kill them regardless
I got to enjoy going on and seeing the black pearl as it was built in my home town. It was really weird and cool seeing it in the bay on a foggy morning underway .
I love jack, but Barbosa really stole the show 😂
my favorite movie, possibly of all time!
Bruh you could smell that steam room in the beginning, everyone had that caked up dirt all over them, plus the steam ugh 🤢🤮🤣
I love that the green flash is a real thing. its just very rare.
If you want to see Norrington in a really interesting series, you should check out Why Women Kill, it's got two seasons, anthology style, so the first season has one set of characters and storyline, and the second has a different one, some great actors all around and really fun as well as good dramatic moments ^^
11:44 that BIG white place is THE SALT FLATS here in UTAH, USA. It's the remains of what THE GREAT SALT LAKE used to be thousands of yrs ago.
4th is still a great movie in my humble opinion, 5th one was eh.
This is my very favorite one. Especially when all the debris is flying around Cutler Beckett and he says it's just good business. Gore Verbinski was the best director they had, and when he left the charm was gone. Johnny was still amazing but it is like a conductor without his orchestra. Please watch the bloopers they are amazing. Great job again😁❤️🇨🇦
Regarding the young boy that was executed in the very beginning: historically speaking, kids as young as primary school age would serve on ships as cabin boys, deckhands, stuff like those, not just on pirate ships (in fact probably less likely on pirate ships) but on official navy ships, man-o-war ships etc. :) since officer ranks were mostly bought rather than "earned" via a long career, you'd have officers as young as 14, 15 years of age (usually ensigns, but still) who'd participate in battles both on sea and also in armies everywhere else. while ofc their mental/physical development was the same as in kids today, the concept of "childhood" didn't really exist until a couple decades ago in the western world (that is, maybe 100 years) in that context.
The Royal Navy was still doing this in WWI. Hence while boys were not meant to serve in the Army, and were sent home if they were found to be underage, the youngest British deaths in official service were midshipmen in the Navy, some as young as eight.
It’s been hella fun seeing your reactions to these movies! Keep up the amazing content luv.
great reaction, these are one of my favorite movies. good to hear you're watching the other two as well, i'm not fan of the 4th one but i liked the 5th one, mainly bc of the nostalgia
39:24 This scene is real, it wasn't made using CGI or computing, they measured every shred that would pass through the actor and that's how it was done.
What does that mean?
The last one dead men tell no tales is the best one
Wonderful reaction! I'm glad you enjoyed this movie! I have only watched the first three movies; I haven't watched the other ones though in Dead Man tell no tales Will Turner and Elizabeth appear in that one from what I remember reading about it. I'm not sure to what capacity if they are major roles or smaller roles. I agree, Davy Jones is a compelling villain. Once again, a wonderful reaction from you and fun to see again after so many years! If you do watch the other remaining movies, do remember to look for extra scenes after the credits! ☮💕
the sword davy jones stabbed will with was the one he made in the first movie
PLEASE react to the last two movies. No, they're not as perfect, but they are good and ENTERTAINING, which is what Jack Sparrow is. It's worth a watch just to get more of Jack. 🙏❤️
I don't understand why so many dislike the last two films I really enjoy them 🙂
Probably because there are no Elizabeth and Will. But I like the movies too.
@@MicukoFelton I guess that's the case and that they stray away from the first 3 that are like a series and the last two are like stand alone films
The fourth one I really like, too, but I think the writing on the fifth is really weak (and some of it just makes no sense).
There are a lot of reasons, it's hard to explain. They've grown on me a bit over the years, but I still have a lot of problems with them.
Whoever said the others doesn't matter lied. The others especially that last one made matters. It gives a conclusion to Will and Elizabeth's love story. So, I look forward to hopefully seeing you react to the others in the series as well!
Im so glad you too the opportunity to watch these. If you havent, you HAVE to check out the bloopers for all three films. You can find them on youtube and they're SO GOOD.
Do you know imagine how much responsibility Will have with him delivering people who died at sea to the afterlife.
there's still two more pirates of the caribbean movies. in the fifth movie you get to see will and elizabeth again!!
Great reactions man, always feel very genuine, keep it up 😁
I recommend the Bourne Series at some point.
And definitely watch the 4th and 5th movie!
IDC what anyone says, Jack is a good person. as much of a chaotic neutral as he is, in the end he does care about his friends. I mean he gave up IMMORTALITY to save Will. Was WIll's death kind of his fault? yeaa but still he made it right.
Oh my soul! Treasure Planet is one of my favorite animated movies too!
I'm loving ur POTC reactions!
I love your reactions so much!!
Yay!! Thanks for uploading.
THIS ONE HAS LOTS OF CHARACTERS...INCLUDING KEITH RICHARDS AS JACK'S DAD!!!🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
I loved Barbossa from the first movie, he just kept getting better ❤
My most favorite Pirates Of The Caribbean movie is this movie at worlds end but I still like all of them
5th one has Cameo of Paul McCartney!!!🎸🎸🎸
grew up watching this and love it and i pity Davy Jones and gotta love Captain Jack Sparrow
truly one of the best trilogies ever. STOP THERE OSCAR TRUST US!!!
Hands down my favorite movie in the series.
I really loved jack, orher junior actors, villian etc.. Also gibbs he is loyal friend and left handof jack.. Trustworthy friendship bond.. Jack as depp is magnificent 💯❤️🔥
Yay next movie.
Thx for reacting.
Love your videos your reactions and commentary.
6:49 well I’m not 100% sure if Davy Jones is a pirate or was a pirate.
YES YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 FINALLY AT WORLD'S END!!!!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
The trilogy is amazing. It's not often that sequels are just as good, or even better than the movies that came before, but these three movies are definitely on par with each other.
I just wish it'd stayed with a trilogy, but when Hollywood sees money they lose sight of everything else. I gave up on Pirates after the trilogy. Saw the 4th movie, don't remember much of it, didn't like it much. Decided the 5th wasn't worth it.
Either way, fun reactions!
It’s not the end. “On stranger tides” is next, didn’t care for it, then “Dead men tell no tells” I actually really liked this one.
It's the opposite for me.
I freaking love this movie. It has so much atmosphere, the vibe, the aesthetic, the character development. My only gripe is the ending. Elizabeth, after breaking free from the constraints of society's expectations and becoming the literal pirate king is.... just reduced to being a mother. Will never wanted to be a pirate, but Elizabeth did. I think the ending is a bit of a disservice to her character and her journey.
You have to watch the next 2, I know people say they aren’t as good but they are still a pirates movie with JD an even tho the first 3 felt like it capped off Will& Elizabeth story the 5th one is the full end. Please watch them asap
38:37 38:38 they were only monsters because Davy Jones was a monster.
Anyone heard the fan lyric version of Davy Jones theme? Fialeja I think?
i know it might not be your cup of tea, but, please consider First Wives Club [1996] it's an amazing comedy and girls power tale.
You should really watch the rest of them! Enjoy! Greetings from Bornholm, Denmark 🙂
10:40 You love Treasure Planet (which is so super underrated) and know Sinbad (also way too underrated/unknown)?! based af
You should react to the other two movies as wel, they're really good too
completely in love with this channel and this wonderful and beautiful host!!! can´t wait to see the rest of the saga