All The Pirates of The Caribbean Movies

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[@PhoenixGamerxx96]

The jar scene from Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men's Chest

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Davy Jones playing music on his organ!

[@chasehedges6775]

Jack in the Locker. Nuff said

[@Superwariosunshine]

​@@PhoenixGamerxx96I'VE GOT A JAR OF DIRT I'VE GOT A JAR OF DIRT, AND GUESS WHAT INSIDE IT

[@Superwariosunshine]

The compass goes directly towards jack when the admiral holds it

[@benjaminkern6450]

"Ya best start believing in ghost stories, Ms. Turner. You're in one!" To this day, that line still gives me chills

[@gamegodguides3599]

He said "I feel Cold" because people tend to feel cold when their dying. It's actually a very clever line. Considering he couldnt feel anything before.

[@harleyb7880]

The line was perfect... And the acting 😎

[@lowrider993]

Yeah I agree

[@CrippyReviews-vy4cq]

I was hoping he would just say "I feel" over and over before finally dying.

[@gamegodguides3599]

@@CrippyReviews-vy4cq not everyone will go out as expected lol

[@gamegodguides3599]

@@harleyb7880 agreed

[@_The_Archive_]

Fun Fact: In Curse of the Black Pearl, there is a small scab on Jack Sparrow's jawline that gets bigger and bigger throughout the movie. The make-up artist and Johnny Depp did it on purpose as a prank.

[@O.D25]

Apparently it is suppose to be syphilis.

[@prettyinpink903]

The artificial nose was likely a reference to that. People wore prosthetic noses after losing their’s to syphilis

[@Amber417]

Funny thing is, until they confirmed it was syphilis, I always thought the scab was cutaneous lupus because my dad has that, which causes a red spot on his face. Ironically in the exact same place as Jack’s 😂

[@brandonhall108]

I heard that the scab on the side of his chin was because Jack sparrow had scurvy.

[@carloszapata847]

6:32 The artificial nose is something that was worn by people with syphilis after the real nose rot away. I think the idea Johnny Deep had was to imply Jack caught syphilis.

[@Will_Rules]

Jack still has syphilis in the movies judgibg by the red spot that gets bigger and bigger every movie

[@Medusa0999]

Johnny Depp’s favorite movie of his is “the libertine” where the man character has a false nose due to syphilis. I’d be surprised if there wasn’t a connection.

[@aaronvoxous7806]

The first Kraken attack scene was not pointless, it was a way for Will to see how the Kraken attacks, which gave them an advantage when it attacked the Black Pearl.

[@MasterAnakinSkyWalker]

Fun fact: Dead Man's Chest is the only film in the franchise in which Jack Sparrow doesn't deliver the final line before the credits. The last line is delivered by *spoiler* Captain Hector Barbossa.

[@benjaminkern6450]

Not really a spoiler if it's been around a certain time

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

​@@benjaminkern6450Is there a limit to spoilers? I saw someone put up a spoiler warning for Final Fantasy VII not too long ago, a game made before the Millennium.

[@benjaminkern6450]

@@TheSmart-CasualGamer maybe after a certain time, like maybe for a movie 5 months or for a video game 5 years?

[@CadDriftarus]

​@TheSmart-CasualGamer i mean, that's appreciated. I haven't played FFVII yet. Was saving it for a blind play once I got the setup. Slight spoilers abound, didn't stop my brother from spoiling a lot. Not by telling me about the game, but by making us watch the remake and going into explicit detail how it differs from the original. Also spoiled a few games for my sister _as she was playing them_ because in his words, "the game is ten years old, why didn't you know about it?"

[@williamdixon-gk2sk]

​@TheSmart-CasualGamer just to chime in, I'm playing thru Chrono Trigger for the 1st time @ 37 an I appreciate all the spoiler warnings in a strategy guide for a 30 yr. Old snes game. I only look at it when I'm totally stuck.

[@TheThreeDGrasshopper]

Geoffrey Rush and Johnny Depp really kept this series intact enough from start to forced continuing to a "OMG FIIIIINALLY! The 8 Harry Potter movies easily started and finished up nicely in less years" end. Good character roles and actors, those two.

[@benjaminkern6450]

Agreed; I was both shocked and hyped when Barbosa appeared at the end of the 2nd movie. Rush and Depp truly were the best parts of the series.

[@equinoxalchemist]

I know this isn't a common opinion since Jack Sparrow... exists. But my favourite character in this entire Franchise is Barbossa. Jeffrey Rush was born to play a pirate and he is having a blast in every scene he is in with these movies.

[@Lightgirlification]

You know why I like the first three films? (Yes even At Worlds End) It's because when you watch the bloopers of all three you can tell all the actors had A LOT of fun acting and making the films. Do these films have their problems, especially the 3rd? Of course, but they hold a special place in my heart. Seriously watch the bloopers the actors are having a blast and knowing that means so much to me X3

[@thrashandburn10221]

The curse reveal is still one of the most hype moments in Disney history for me, including the music

[@robertparker6280]

Agreed

[@DovahkiinMaster172]

I’d like to think the curse allows them to feel pain but nothing else. That’s why they react to painful moments like the hot pan etc.

[@Mooke_Maykr]

Or being shot in the chest. I mean yeah your stunned by your captain using you as a test subject. But at the same time being shot is also a moment of being stunned before pain, but in this case I'm sure they are more used to being shot before burned.

[@kingblanketfort]

The most obvious part of the curse is the fact that they cannot enjoy worldly things like food and warmth from touch or otherwise. This is alluded to quite obviously by captain Barbosa himself.

[@Sparrows1121]

Its probably like chewing on battery feels like would be my guess. Just my lore imagination

[@jacksondavies3595]

I would agree with that, but Barbossa shoots one of the Pirates, and he doesn't react at all.

[@painvillegaming4119]

@@jacksondavies3595I guess there used to it

[@GrundleGrump]

In 'At World's End', there are 3-4 small buckets leading up to the big one that Davey Jones is standing in. The implication is he walked up to shore and then one foot strides the small buckets to end up in the large one. Visually explained quite clearly I'd say.

[@milo867]

Thank you I hate the fact he missed such an obvious detail and then starts criticising the film because he was wrong always annoys me when I see it

[@SparkamisPrime]

In defense of Bloom in the first one, he was a heart throb for teens after LOTR and a few other movies. He's a little miss cast for the character they were aiming for, but he kinda redeems himself in later ones.

[@Sparrows1121]

I mean better than NC idea of Tom Holland, i was bursting out laughing hearing that. He is the most boring looking character on screen. Atleast Orlando Bloom is on surface level cool to look at

[@BullFrogFace]

​@@Sparrows1121I think he meant acting wise Tom Holland can play the dorky but skilled swordsman better than Orlando in the first one

[@Sparrows1121]

@@BullFrogFace That still wouldnt make him a good cast. He would be legit boring for other reasons

[@calebbarnhouse496]

Honestly the bashing of will and Elizabeth is really weird and stupid, there's a reason the first 3 movies are really good, and it's a large part because of them, they play pivotal roles in the story, sure the setup to reintroduce them to the story is a little contrived, but both are good in all of them, just compare 2 and 3 to 4 and 5

[@equinoxalchemist]

Okay so I always thought that Bootstrap Bill should've been played by Luke Evans. For 2 reasons 1. To me at least, he genuinely does look like an older version of Orlando Bloom. 2. He's proven from Dracula Untold that he can pull off intimidating yet family orientated.

[@LaVojeto]

Luke Evans is 2 years younger than Orlando Bloom

[@optimascrime5235]

I just watched all five of them for the 1st time, and now it's one of my favourite film series

[@npc_N8]

I feel cold it is a much better line because it's a call back to when he mentioned not being able to feel the warmth of a woman's touch 19:44

[@billyjoecobra2517]

At Word's End is an amazing movie. Just having in the same movie characters as great as Barbossa, Jack, Davy Jones and Tia Dalma makes it big, but also the music, the script, the amazing action sequences and the cgi are all so well it has not age a single day.

[@dreamlessnightmare]

That's exactly why it's my favorite one of the trilogy

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

Having great characters doing little more than nothing is not exactly great. The music is fantastic but that's always the case with these movies. And the CGI doesn't really contribute that much.

[@billyjoecobra2517]

@@michaelmcdoesntexist1459 I guess Davy Jones and his crew and the Maelstrom scene are not amazing cgi lol. If you say that the characters don't do that much I doubt you have seing the movie.

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

@@billyjoecobra2517 I didn't say the CGI wasn't amazing. But is not enough to save a bad movie. And I have watched it. Several times. It still sucks.

[@adilrahman6881]

I don't mind this movie, I don't think it's the worst of the pirates movies, I'd argue that's more Pirates 5. But there are a lot of holes and flaws with it. Characters will do and say things that don't line up with pervious movies or the straight up don't make sense. A lot of their personalities are downplayed or just off. Also, the CG, while not horrible, does feel a bit over used, and while it's not bad in terms of tone, it doesn't seem as energised as the other pervious movies. Curse had a lot of movement and cool locations, Chest had witty humour and a threat that was quite tangible and works well to Jack's character...World's End just meanders, we never get a sense that things are moving for either side we're only told and I'd rather a move made me feel the energy of the world rather than telling me of the energy of the world. Now counter to that point, the oceans are under the rule of the villains...but why doesn't it feel that way, The team sail around for hours without any major threats, most of the are far away and the only big threat we see is when Sao Fang capture the Pearl and Beckett is behind. Also that last battle was disappointing, only seeing the Dutchman and the Pearl as the fighting vessels and none of the other pirates doing anything...nah, it was a slight letdown at the climax, the only hope was the energy it had which was decent energy and some decent jokes. but honestly, you feel the incompleteness of the script with this movie, it's not very good but it's not the worst.

[@roryandrews3014]

I always used to think the line was “I feel gold”. Which doesn’t make sense but is still pretty cool, seeing as gold was all they cared about having before they got cursed.

[@SilverSentinel]

Hot take: Wil may simply be a stand-in for the Everyman. That is to say, with all these fantastical characters, he's the one guy who's just a normal, 9-to-5 dude. He's the juxtaposition that keeps the abnormal from seeming normal.

[@AluminumFusion22]

Will could've worked as a straight man to Jack's persistent madness, but he's kind of redundant by Elizabeth being a running character throughout the original trilogy as well.

[@michaelmcdoesntexist1459]

Holy shit guys I wish I had a metal related nickname too.

[@CadDriftarus]

Not gonna lie, it took my dumb ass 20 years and this review to notice those damn Disney references.

[@1kratosthegod]

- Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl: Meet Captain Jack Sparrow, a charismatic and cunning pirate who has his ship stolen by the cruel Barbossa. Along with the blacksmith Will Turner, who is in love with the governor's daughter Elizabeth Swann, he embarks on an adventure to recover the Black Pearl and break the curse that turns the pirates into skeletons at night. Get ready for lots of action, humor and rum in this movie that started the saga! - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest: Jack Sparrow is in trouble again! He owes a debt to the fearsome Davy Jones, the lord of the seas, who commands the ghost ship Flying Dutchman and the monster Kraken. To get rid of the pact, he needs to find Davy Jones' heart, which is hidden in a mysterious chest. But he is not the only one who wants the heart: the cunning Lord Cutler Beckett, of the East India Company, is also after it to control the oceans. And there is also the love triangle between Will, Elizabeth and Jack, which will keep you cheering! - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End: After being swallowed by the Kraken, Jack Sparrow is trapped in the world of the dead. His friends need to rescue him before it's too late. For that, they go to Singapore, where they find Captain Sao Feng, who has a map to the end of the world (where Jack is, not New Russia). There, they face an epic battle against Davy Jones and Beckett, who want to end the era of pirates. And there is also the surprising revelation of who Will's father is and Elizabeth's fate as queen of pirates! - Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides: Jack Sparrow is looking for the legendary Fountain of Youth, but he is not alone. He meets an old flame, the beautiful and cunning Angelica, who is the daughter of the infamous Blackbeard, the most feared pirate of the seven seas. They board the ship Queen Anne's Revenge, where they face mermaids, zombies and Spaniards. And there is also the return of Captain Barbossa, who now works for the king of England and has a personal grudge with Blackbeard. - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales: Jack Sparrow is out of luck and out of rum. He is pursued by Captain Salazar, an old enemy who escaped from the Devil's Triangle with his crew of ghostly killers. Jack's only hope is to find the powerful Trident of Poseidon, which grants its owner total control over the seas. But he is not alone in this quest: he counts on the help of Henry Turner, Will and Elizabeth's son, who wants to free his father from the curse of the Flying Dutchman; and Carina Smyth, an astronomer accused of witchcraft for her intelligence.

[@ChristianGabino]

The *Pirates of the Caribbean* franchise will always be one of my *Disney* childhood favorites! *Drink up me harties, YO-HO!* 🏴‍☠️🍺

[@notworethite4835]

I am very half and half on Doug's takes, also dark shadows was pretty good

[@stewiegriffin4]

Right!? I don’t get the hate

[@I_am_ENSanity]

Jack and Barbosa are the 2 reasons I loved the Pirates franchise.

[@StevenJQuinlan]

The best things about the Pirates movies is the names. 'On Stranger Tides' is an amazing and evocative title, full of mystery and potential. None of which is in the movies, but the titles are great.

[@jacobbigaj6168]

Might I make a suggestion for next March? How about a Muppet Month? You can review all the Muppet movies you haven't yet.

[@Andy-iq6rk]

The 4 questions from 12:15 can be answered by assuming they didnt need to go far or deep to get to where they needed, just go straight till they hit the anchor, i dont remember how far they go in the movie but a better one is probably how that boat manages to hold that air and how Jack knew it would.

[@liza6021]

I belive this was the plan. They could walk a short distance on foot to remain unnoticed and then could easily leave the boat and reach the ship swimming

[@yami122]

That actually is how that would work They had two people walk under water with a bow with air in it you trap the air in the boat and because there's air taking up the space Water cannot rush into that spot as the air is trapped has nowhere to go so it can't be pushed away And two things can't occupy the same space so if you occupy A space with something that cannot be moved away because it has nowhere to go then water cannot fill that space

[@georgeharris9873]

The first film will always be the best.

[@chasehedges6775]

The 2nd and 3rd aren’t that bad either but yeah

[@Thespeedrap]

Sometimes it's best to have just one sequels are just a money grabber.

[@Sparrows1121]

@@Thespeedrap I dont agree. I think Pirates of the caribbean are as good as James Bond movies were in the 60s, it has become a great legacy of its own now. And hope they make more

[@Thespeedrap]

@@Sparrows1121 As long as it has a good script to follow from it.

[@lordmavbmp]

ran out of stuff to watch on KZbin. been rewatching always sunny for the 9th time in-between watching the new episodes. then I looked up nostalgia critic. thanks Doug!!

[@vct454]

"I think only wrestlers have better entrances than him" As an unapologetic wrestling fan this is fantastic lol

[@bloodrunsclear]

Seeing as the Pirates movie was supposed to be Monkey Island you can see how a lot of the clever writing crept in. Will was supposed to be Guybrush, Elizabeth was supposed to be Elaine and Barbosa was LeChuck. I think Jack was supposed to be Rum Rogers…?

[@GrundleGrump]

Jack is more a cross between Otto and Stan

[@Lordship1021]

It’s so funny that tamera had the best jack sparrow impression

[@SCOTTISHBRAVEHEART]

Jack sparrow going “oh she’s not told you” then immediately cuts to Scar on pride rock actually had me laughing so much I fell out my bed and still don’t know why that made me laugh so hard 😂

[@flyguy7825]

I must admit the first three pirates of the Caribbean movies were extremely entertaining the last two were just unnecessary add-ons to capitalize on the name for. 💵that being said you know they going to make more Pirates of the Caribbean movies for no reason.

[@chasehedges6775]

💯💯💯. Exactly

[@jeuryrabassa4724]

True.

[@billyjoecobra2517]

The 4 one is cool

[@Alvaro89Rus]

First movie is a musterpiece of a adventure genre. Others... just exist.

[@TeamSoraPresents]

A good film series with a phenomenal start, some incredible special effects, and some of the stories and character(s).

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Thanks for this guys! Watched all of them when they cane out and this will be quite fun! Thanks For everything!😊😊😊😊❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@ChristianGabino]

*Drink up me harties, YO-HO!* 🏴‍☠️🍺🎉

[@LadyDecember]

1:32 "The only person they remember is Jack Sparrow" **Me who had a hardcore crush on Commodore Norrington** ...I'll show myself out

[@charliehorse8401]

YOU TOO!?

[@LadyDecember]

@@charliehorse8401 HECK YES!! Justice for Norrington! The way he went out was criminal, he deserved so much better.

[@Bearded_Dragon_Sir]

57:30 there is a trail of smaller buckets leading to the larger bucket so they did show how Jones got to the big bucket.

[@dreww8941]

Glad y’all are still making videos. KZbin legends!

[@TramiNguyen-oi3kp]

I love these Pirates of the Caribbean movies!

[@TaranisHedgehog]

1:30:17 I never expected Doug to make a Helluva Boss joke. I approve.

[@cultreader9751]

I loved the original trilogy as a kid. I loved pirates as a kid, though, so that might be why. The I still love pirates. I go to the Renaissance fair every year with a friend. We dress as pirates.

[@nathanyelcampbell1638]

This movie is my favorite because of the action and the acting a bit. Especially for a sorry I forgot here name but the one who gave jack the dirt. Love her. She’s awesome. ALSO I LOVE THE HOIST THE COLORS HIGH!!

[@AaronJamesMediaProductions]

I always figured that will looked just like a young bootstrap bill not the present day version

[@ziplockcreations2313]

I've got it! The next Pirates Of The Caribbean movie will be subtitled "Roll Tide".

[@christhornycroft3686]

Hey Critic - there's already been an R rated Disney movie. From what I remember, Tom Hanks' big screen breakthrough, Splash, was originally Rated R for all the nudity, sex and innuendo, but it must have been appealed and brought down to a PG. If memory serves, in 1984 it would have been the first R rated Disney movie ever made.

[@squecch1278]

But if it was dropped to a pg that means it wasn’t an R-rated movie. If it wasn’t released as an R rating, I don’t think it counts

[@empurress77]

I remember being in the theater when the first trailer for Pirates of the Carribean dropped to much audience amusement and laughter.

[@exiledbullets]

Honestly no matter what the pirates of the Caribbean movies will always be my favorite and I was very curious to what critic thought

[@nneykobar_hali]

From the looks of it they took a bunch of smaller buckets , filled them with seawater , and make a path to the big bucket , with the Johns then cautiously stepping from the bucket to the bucket , walked to the big comfy bucket to stand there. I would love to see him slowly stepping from bucket to bucket , trying not to spill the water.

[@TealFirefox4387]

12:11 fun fact when shooting this scene Don began to go a little loopy from the small amount of oxegen and so randomly started speaking in only Elvish.

[@blanebaker-straight6376]

Bloom you mean?

[@seanmurphy9913]

Rush needs his own movie

[@asterixobelix20]

One of my favorite line from the first movie's climactic battle: Elizabeth: "Whose side is Jack on?" Will: "At the moment?"

[@RockismyAir]

I am loving LOVING this.❤. These movies scream summer to me.

[@end1234567]

The bomb pirate made such a lasting impression that he made it into kingdom hearts 2 as one of the enemies you fight when you visit that world.

[@lordmavbmp]

the 2 greatest dis-services of the story. 1) going past the 3rd movie and 2) not having Elizabeth live on the Dutchman, having them be immortal together, forever. while jack returns to the only life for him.... a pirates life!!

[@CaptainCJ97]

My probably favorite film series the order would be 2 1 3 I gotta see the last two again to pick where they go.Hans zimmer the crew didna great job with music You guys did great job I appreciate your guys's hard work

[@ryanmorejon5813]

Thanks for uploading this video compilation it's absolutely hilarious and makes a fantastic late birthday present ❤

[@cameronfield7313]

I feel like I'm gonna die on this hill...but f' it I LOVE AT WORLD'S END AND DEAD MEN'S CHEST!! I feel like Kingdom Hearts may have dulled my "tastes" in stories, but I honestly love how complicated (and also very convoluted) the second and third movie made the (at then) trilogy. I like Cutler Beckett as a villain (although not as much as Jones). He's always been seen to me as a conniving and deceitful strategist, seeing the use of Davy Jones as a way to go up in the world as well as get revenge on Jack Sparrow. I like how more serious the third movie was because, well, it WAS the end of a trilogy (at the time) where a bunch of stories were coming to a close. And finally, I LOVE the idea of the Brethren Court and the whole idea of pirate politics, including their whole meeting scene. I know i might get flamed for this, but I dont care. I love all of the movies (5 being a guilty pleasure)

[@jojomizugorou5305]

For a moment I misheard " Jack Sparrow (played by Johnny Depp)" as "Johnny Depp (played by Jack Sparrow)", and I was gonna say "Ehh, that's all people nowadays remember him as, so he's not wrong" lmao

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Great compilation as always guys! You came through with them each time!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

[@lowrider993]

I don't think Jack's punishment was being surrounded by himself, I think he just went insane.

[@lanteanboy]

for Dead man's Chest, when Elizabeth falters and the compass points to Jack, I personally don't think it's that she desires him as a love interest but actually that she desires for something more than just being a Governor's Daughter, something more piratey and Jack is just that perfect inspiration as sure he's got his flaws... but what pirate doesn't, however his wit and skills are what lead her to that, even if in the end, she just chooses to abandon that life after Will gets the "Curse of the Escort of the Dead".... and then, On Stranger Tides happen starting the ruin of the Pirates franchise

[@KatOwO2235]

missed opportunity to use the old Jar Of Dirt remix and Why Is The Rum Gone remix, heck when you do Lord Of The Rings and Hobbit all by Peter Jackson, make sure to include the They're Taking The Hobbits To Isengard remix and also mention that Peter Jackson doesn't just make carrot eating cameos in the movies but also the Lego game adaptations

[@jokerhalo1]

The movies are hit and miss but pretty fun. Worlds end is my favorite out of all of them

[@PandaMonium92827]

1:28:16 I've noticed Bardems performances with Disney are rather half assed with the little mermaid. He acts like he's stoned and knows its disney, he doesn't have to try that hard.

[@strife312]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that says Care-ih-bee-en

[@muigokublack6487]

I find myself disagreeing here. The first three films make a solid trilogy despite the first one not being planned as one. On Stranger Tides is an okay coda to the series and Dead Men is just...Not good cause you can tell Johnny is phoning it in.

[@ImAFatNerd90]

"If the Krusty Krab opened a 10th location, it would look a little iffy." No the third location would look a little iffy.

[@PhoenixGamerxx96]

I love the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise all thanks to Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow.

[@chasehedges6775]

Johnny Depp OWNED these movies

[@PhoenixGamerxx96]

​@@chasehedges6775Exactly. Why couldn't the movies be ALL about him?

[@soybajo-kira8585]

The second and third movies make Will and Elizabeth more interesting

[@CanadianBoy1701]

I was soooo disappointed that they never did a first viewing like why They did for terminator and Spider-Man Why couldn’t they do this

[@Sparrows1121]

After having watched Salazars Revenge. I can honestly say, i think if Pirates of the caribbean keeps this up, it may be as influencial and good as James Bond movies was in the 60s. Infact its just a legacy of its own now. Its just a really fun entertaining stuff. I am glad to be part of it. Johnny Depp is like our generation of Sean Connery in a sense

[@draccoonxcii1288]

I went into _On Stranger Tides_ with zero expectations since I saw the first three to the end. Kind of enjoyed it for what it was rather than being mad over what I didn't get.

[@byrdland5790]

People really don't like worlds end? Honestly that one is my favorite of the bunch after black pearl

[@CaptPierce]

Please review the first SpongeBob movie

[@chasehedges6775]

That movie is a childhood classic.

[@bdeloney12]

Fun fact Pirates Vs Ninjas started all started because of a halo 2 game. two teams, ones with swords and the other with rocket launchers.

[@zinnahsayarmahmud]

55:52 Biden cameo is so on point 😂

[@myriadmediamusings]

My ranking: 1=3>2>5>4

[@drakeware655]

I'm still surprised the compilation isn't the same length of a Pirates movie

[@yamiatemyugi]

Despite how many times I've watched these moives I never once noticed the call backs

[@AretzJustin]

I finally get it Geoffrey Rush is doing Johnny Rotten.

[@Gamertag3608]

I will always have a soft spot for this franchise

[@danielvillalba5375]

One day we will invent a time machine, and go back in time to show prove once and for all if pirates did indeed go Arrrrr.

[@pipedream2556]

1:01:10 im glad this film exists ONLY bc of that idea of spontaneous marriage on a battlefield. Ive seen so much fantastic fanart and fanfics or even just prompt posts using that idea with other better characters and romances and it pretry much always hits. Probablh because if someone cared enough about the characters to make it, then there's something there to enjoy unlike with Will and Elizabeth, including being more like the kind of people to do something like that than the actual couple it was invented for!

[@stormstrider1990]

Honestly, for all the shit Pirates 3 gets from dorky critics and some of the audience, it's actually my favorite of the series, and I'm going to explain why. While I admit, it drags on too long in some scenes, and it gets too dramatic at times, I have to admire the surrealism of the "pirate afterlife". There are so many clever ideas they brought to life in this movie. I also like the overall theme of pirates from around the world joining forces against an oppressive government. The idea is very similar to One Piece, where all pirates seek some form of freedom in a world ruled by a tyrannical World Government, and that's one of the most popular manga/anime of all time. One Piece is basically Pirates of the Caribbean, if all named characters had super powers, and the British Empire ruled literally the entire world (besides a few isolated countries). Although, even One Piece keeps most pirates neutral, and there are more factions at play in this complex story. It was much better explained in a book, in which Jack used to work for Becket who was a slave trader at the time. Jack quit and became a pirate because he knew slavery was messed up. That's how their rivalry began. I'll admit, had that backstory been in Pirates 2 or 3, it would have made his over- the- top death more satisfying. But to be fair, just the fact that Becket is even hanging children for associating with pirates would mean he's an extremist, even by those days' standards. The Pirate Lords were explained in detail in the bonus features, and their backstories were really cool. The music was also epic, taking the Pirates- theme into otherworldly directions, and I absolutely loved the Will/Elizabeth love theme (despite their blandness). The music is a journey on its own. All- in- all. I LOVE Pirates if the Caribbean: At Worlds End! While I do acknowledge it has some narrative problems, I still love it. It's a guilty pleasure, if you will. I will always see it as the epic conclusion to the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. Yes, trilogy. Pirates 4 was meh, and Pirates 5 was straight up bad, IMO.

[@charliehorse8401]

They wrote books!? well how the hell is anybody supposed to know all of this cool stuff if they don't explain it in the movies and they don't know the BOOKS exist? That would have made the third movie a little bit better if we just. Knew this stuff from the movie and didn't have to go searching for books that I guarantee 90% of the audience DID NOT KNOW existed. Knowing that it kind of makes it a little bit worse for me. (I knew about the slave trader thing and about Jack leaving because of that, can't remember where I heard it from but it should have been mentioned in the second movie like you said.)

[@TacoMan99]

I can’t believe I spent my whole morning watching all these videos in succession to another, lol all is well, you got all the ad revenue lol

[@LeCroissant-wn7qi]

Jones got into the bucket by stepping in a line of buckets that can be seen in the immediate background. It's simple environmental storytelling.

[@AlexJones-ex8ox]

But why is the rum gone?

[@RWQFSFASXC-qc5fq]

This COMPILATION is shorter than ONE of the Pirates films.

[@Shadethewolfy]

the movie actually cut one of the BEST character moments for Jack during his talk with Beckett. Specifically WHY he broke away from the East India Trading Company. It's because they wanted him to traffick people. The movie being At World's End.

[@popper03244]

The floating dress wasn't just focused on for the sake of focusing on it. It was showing how quickly someone can go from goofing off with their crew. to suddenly being dragged down to your death.

[@nneykobar_hali]

Good insight

[@wstine79]

I'll need a lot of rum to get through these awesome videos.

[@chasehedges6775]

Why is the rum gone?

[@dannyk7226]

just clicked. preparing myself for the most epic nostalgia critic vid ever

[@hiddencitypictures]

The second and third films are a lot better than people give them credit for if you ask me. In fact, Dead Man's Chest is my favourite in the franchise.

[@ShiroKage009]

In the first movie Jack uses the comoass to navigate to the Black Pearl when docked next to the treasure cage. It was clearly meant to point towards sometbing.

[@badasscomedy5126]

There’s actually a purpose behind the jar of dirt, Tia told Jack to keep it so he’d be safe from the kraken, hence the line “You will carry land with you”

[@lalalalauren91]

The Pirates movies (well, at least the first 3) hold a special place in my heart because of the... well, music 😅 I joined my school's marching band in 8th grade, and my previous music teacher told our director that I had a gift when it came to playing the drums (and I did lol, though didn't believe it at the time) and after an audition, my teacher immediately put me on the snare drum instead of starting out on bass for the first year or two until you show improvement. I also happened to be the very 1st female percussionist, but because of that, I was severely bullied by the entire drumline that 1st year. My 2nd year was the year we did The Pirates of the Caribbean show ❤ and omg, not only was it fun, but everyone loved the moves, the music, and it turned what was a traumatic time in my life, to fond memories. Not only that, but we went to Walt Disney World and performed the show there. And I played my heart out!! So much so, I was able to ignore my bullies which led them to finally leaving me be and, after a while, earned their respect as a musician 🥁

[@jooei2810]

Just love these movies!

[@chasehedges6775]

….The first 3. 4 and 5 are pretty bad

[@muigokublack6487]

Well the first 3. Sometimes 4 depending on my mood. 5 is a no thanks for me.