Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary

[@happyninja42]

I loved Captain Barbosa in this film SO much. His "I don't give a SINGLE fuck about any of this" behavior in the beginning was so infectious to me. This is a man who literally has zero fear of death, because he's already been undead AND dead dead, but then brought back to life. So for him, this whole thing is a fucking holiday, and he's going to enjoy every second of it. So if that means he's going to be swinging from the riggings of a ship as it's sucked into a whirlpool while a thunderstorm rages overhead, he's going to laugh his fucking ass while doing it. Because what's the worst that could happen to him that hasn't happened already?! 🤣 Everyone else is running around him in a panic, he's just giggling and dancing like a lunatic. And it's FANTASTIC!

[@tiggalong227]

My favourite line of his is “ there not what you’d call actual rules there more like guidelines”

[@happyninja42]

@@tiggalong227 Oh yes, that entire scene is fantastic. Honestly his entire performance in that first film is great.

[@singbluesilver1973]

And Geoffrey Rush is 😛 for some reason. Amirite?

[@jefferywarburton2116]

Eat a whole bushel of apples.

[@TxSonofLiberty]

@@tiggalong227 Mine is "I'm disinclined to acquiesce to your request. It means NO!"

[@XxEvilTiggerxX]

"I'll give your love to your mother, shall I?" and that whole conversation between Elizabeth and her father always kills me 😢

[@Alysa-Aiday]

Not "Shall I", the end of that sentence is the word *_Child_* *_GAWD DAMN F***ING WHY_* do people lose their brain cells when they come here to comment on these videos?!?!?!? I am *_REALLY_* regretting that KZbin still exists anymore!!!!! If not for saving all the links to all the videos I enjoy, I honestly *_HOPE, PRAY, AND PLEAD_* this platform gets destroyed, if only so the stupidity is gotten rid of!!!!!

[@disneyknowledge9432]

The reason that Davy was all tentacley and gross along with the rest of his crew was because he didn't take people to the afterlife like he was supposed to, thus all the rowboats of lost souls.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Good to know.

[@thetimk4720]

Isn't there a number of souls to lead then he ceases to exist? Because the tentacly Davy Jones wanted revenge he refused to guide souls to exact his revenge.

[@elementalcobalt1]

In the fifth movie, they show will growing tentacly and gross too, I always wondered if it was just new writers being crappy, or if they were implying he stopped doing his job after 20 years.

[@auranoxhighpriestess5475]

When Calypso is tied up and then freed from her human bonds, she screams "Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!" It roughly translates to "Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!" No mercy even for her former lover. Apparently it's a screw them all scenario. She didn't exactly help anyone overall. I would love to see a movie about how they bound her and everything leading up to it.

[@gregmcdonald8962]

Maybe that'll be the stupid Johnny-less one they keep threatening. I could get behind that...almost...I think.🤣

[@Alysa-Aiday]

She *_Did_* say in the conversation with Jones in the cell: "The last thing they will learn in this life is how cruel I can be". So....

[@candicemonique5927]

I want a Calypso movie. ❤

[@auranoxhighpriestess5475]

I'd be here for that! If Disney can do it right.@@candicemonique5927

[@fighterck6241]

​​@@candicemonique5927Ir would basically be a Davy Jones/Calypso prequel...

[@Crazyivan777]

"Are you dead? I think I am." The most painful, heart-rending line in the movie. Delivered so damn well, too!

[@Naesala119]

I agree but a VERY close second is when Elizabeth is talking to Bootstrap in the brig and he tells her "...I wouldn't pick me..." That was heartbreaking, too.. :(

[@cindygray6009]

Something that is not often realized. In the first film, Will presents Norrington with a sword he made. That sword later kills Norrington and, at the end, Will. That one sword comes full circle in the trilogy.

[@rickylyon3846]

Nope. Norrington is killed by Bootstrap Bill's sword. However, Norrington's last action is to stab Davey Jones where his heart would've been with the sword Will gave him. Kind of foreshadowing who will kill Davey Jones in the end. The maker of the same sword.

[@cindygray6009]

@rickylyon3846 my bad. You are correct. Still, Will was killed by the sword he crafted, so it still came full circle. I got that point right! 😁

[@legionaireb]

@@cindygray6009 And the sword comes back to Will in the end.

[@Divhreaza]

Davey Jones even commented after he took it from his chest that it was a good sword. (Maybe in case the audience had forgotten that Norrington had still carried and used the sword that Will had made.)

[@chrisw1555]

Hearing Keith Richards say "it ain't about living forever, Jackie", is funny as hell.

[@rmhartman]

he would know, wouldn't he?

[@chrisw1555]

@@rmhartman thers's a meme I saw years ago that had a picture of Richards with a caption saying "every time a musician dies, Keith Richards experiences The Quickening (from Highlander)". Seems about right.

[@manuelrobledo8072]

I've been a stones fan all my life. Back then i was amazed they were even alive, today they are still going

[@johncampbell756]

I always joked that he died in 1978, but the drugs and muscle memory have kept his body moving since.

[@chrisw1555]

@@johncampbell756 lol like a Weekend At Bernies, but with killer guitar skills.

[@disneyknowledge9432]

At 55:20 those were the two guys who had guarded the chest. They were just acting like pirates to blend in.

[@StarlasAiko]

They are also the ones who guarded the ship in the first movie.

[@TYANTOWERS]

I think Davy Jones ran a sword through one of them right? So they will be legitimate sailors of The Flying Dutchman

[@TxSonofLiberty]

@@StarlasAiko Yup, Murtogg and Mullroy are the Royal British Navy counterparts to Pintel and Ragetti. They're the bumbling comic relief pairs. Both pairs provide interesting meta incites, odd discussions and commentaries, and humorous support. In fact, Murtogg and Mullroy actually replace Pintel and Ragetti as crew members. My head canon is Ragetti decided to replace Davy Jones as Calypso's lover (seeing as he spoke to her as one, and repeatedly showed he liked her before that) and Pintel is with his best friend in a supporting role, now all retired to some pleasant place where they can avoid getting shot at, turned into undead, beaten, drowned, or whatever... plus, unlike Davy Jones, Ragetti is patient, and could wait if Calypso misses a date.

[@cindygray6009]

I prefer to think they switched sides ...

[@StarlasAiko]

@@cindygray6009I am pretty certain, they did. Eventually, even bumbling comic relief figures out which is the winning side.

[@MrGBH]

Watching this movie again, I realised something. Jack keeps every promise he makes. Not in the expected manner, and often screwing over the other person. But he does keep them. Becket, on the other hand, breaks every promise. He never sees a deal through to the end. And yet it's he who claims to have been practising "Good business"

[@NathanS__]

It's like what's said in a previous film "You were actually telling the truth? I do that quite often yet everyone is always surprised."

[@DomR1997]

"Good business" isn't about honoring deals. It's about making as much profit as possible. It doesn't matter who you have to screw over in the process, so long as the business is on top and making "loads a money!" So, technically, Bucket was being honest about that, lol

[@MrGBH]

@@DomR1997 If you screw over a partner for profit, you'll very quickly get a reputation for screwing partners over. Which isn't good if you want people to trust you enough to agree to deals.

[@DomR1997]

@@MrGBH it seems to be working swell for nearly every major corporation in the world.

[@MikeMozzaro]

You're certainly right about one thing; the CGI in the Pirates Trilogy is off the charts. If anything it's almost like we've gone backwards in quality. Especially Davy Jones; who is rightfully held as one of the best ever CGI characters in film history for damn good reason.

[@awkwardashleigh]

FOR A GOOD DAMN REASON

[@pete_lind]

@@awkwardashleigh Why was kids hang ? Movie cruelty , in reality most pirates worked for England and France , based in Tortuga attacking Spanish vessels .

[@highlander31527]

@@pete_lindNits make lice.

[@chrisbowers7523]

​@awkwardashleigh Johnny Depp as captain Jack sparrow was at disney world or disney land and he surprised fan with him being in the pirates of the Caribbean ride that has a animatronic puppet of captain Jack sparrow with Johnny Depp action and Johnny Depp got to see the animatronic puppet of the character that he played in the pirates of the Caribbean . Ashleigh burton that's crazy me yes, but cool . Dc comics has a rip off of Hawkeye called the green arrow Oliver Jonas queen a rich brat who spent years on a island called Lee an you which means survival and when he arrives after 5 years on the island he decided to help the star city and he became the green arrow in comics green arrow was actually first and Hawkeye came later . If you want to reaction to Hawkeye next then you should know that Hawkeye is in this show but there is a girl named Kate bishop who is played by Hailee steinfeld who is a fan of Hawkeye and she is in the young avengers the spin-off of the avengers for teens. Also the show is a mini series like falcon and the winter soldier . Johnny Depp said that he will not be in a upcoming pirates of the Caribbean movie due to his wife sue him weather or not he did it or this is a trick for gossip .

[@ChuckDrennen]

If the Earth was flat cats would have pushed everything off the edge by now.

[@VicEclectica]

Nice... stolen!

[@charlesbarnes6912]

Bahahaha 😂😂😂

[@ChuckDrennen]

@@VicEclectica Borrowed.

[@vodengc520]

@@ChuckDrennen"Borrowed without permission. But with every intention of giving it back!"

[@rebelwithoutaclue5693]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂good one

[@victornewmanforever]

The two asian girls giggle because in the first movie, Jack said he went to Singapour, so you assume they know him and it must have been a fun time.

[@Vampireile23]

he humiliated sao feng (noone really knows what jack did), thats why they laughed at his name

[@kaizoisevil]

@@Vampireile23I think Jack slept with those ladies, and Sao considered that a humiliation

[@Vampireile23]

@@kaizoisevil we can only speculate since there is no info on that subject

[@mage1439]

You've got quite the singing voice. That vibrato. They cut the best line from this movie, no idea why: "People aren't cargo, mate." Explains a lot about Jack in 4 words.

[@TarossBlackburn]

And why Jack got in a mess with Davey to start with...

[@gery2849]

That squid on the beach was the Kraken R.I.P.

[@Grizzlox]

Governor Swann was literally ferrying among the souls of the dead, in the land of the dead... with Tia Dalma saying he's at peace and can't come back from the dead... Ashleigh: But no body, no death!

[@my_randomology]

Here is a man so evil he ripped his own heart out and now commands a ship of enslaved souls... but he's nowhere near as evil as the guy working for the East India Company...

[@n.j.hanson4267]

Yup. Because even Eldritch monstrosities from the deep are nothing compared to the evils of capitalism.

[@Milk-qf5wt]

corpos truly are the prime evil

[@MontgomeryWenis]

And so selfish he refuses to actually do his job and ferry souls to the underworld. That's why he's all fishy like his damned crew.

[@Milk-qf5wt]

@@MontgomeryWenis davy jones did his job for 10 years only to be stood up on the 1 day he was supposed to be able to see calypso again. man has a right to be pissed off

[@DarthLesbian]

@@Milk-qf5wtSure. But he took it out on innocent souls. I wonder if he had continued to do his job despite the perceived betrayal and the accompanying bitterness if she would have come to him. Sure she’s fickle as the ocean. But some part of me doesn’t wonder if it was a test that he failed.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

2:59 "Is now the time, buddy? You 'bout to die. Is now the time to be singin' a s- a sea shanty?" Well, I mean, I'm pretty sure he won't get a chance _later._ 🤷‍♂

[@GyorBox]

"Shoot 'im, cut out his tongue, then shoot his tongue!" is such a Jack Sparrow line.. 😂😂😂 I'm dying..

[@tricksterfoxx]

"And trim that scraggly beard."😅

[@toca-thatonecrazyaunt4102]

Calypso IS the sea and the sea IS chaotic and uncontrollable. Once those two things are accepted, at least for me the storyline made more sense.

[@johng482]

49:21 I’ve heard that. It was hot and sunny when I got married (in June, in Georgia, no AC in the church which was built in 1828). However, we have friends who got married 6 months earlier in McMinnville and they had tornado warnings during the drive and we woke up to several inches of snow the next morning (and had to drive back home over Mont Eagle). Both of us couples are still married 23 years later.

[@benschultz1784]

Beckett figured Jack would either stab the heart of Davy Jones and take control of the Dutchman or take his offer (which he was in no way keeping). So when the Dutchman re-emerged with Will at the helm, Beckett was genuinely shocked that Jack had outsmarted him.

[@crapsmalloy7273]

"What do you think Davy Jones smells like?" My guess is salt water and dead fish.

[@michaelleoanrd194]

I vote kelp

[@jsapcakrrow]

I assume he smells like the beach at low tide. blech

[@kevenpinder7025]

The smell of the pooled water and squishy mud under a salt water pier at low tide. You know, bad feet mixed with bad breath with a touch of mid-summer gas station men's room.

[@kevenpinder7025]

I've only ever seen the first one of these all the way thru, but I have seen KZbin snippets of the next one and lt looks like its a hoot.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Codfish, if you know, you know. XD

[@farfromperfek]

The reason Jack has a red mark on his cheek is that Johnny said in a interview he wanted Jack to have Syphillis, (lots of pirates suffered from) which in part explains his behavior. Especially when rum is thrown into it.

[@T.xvii.17]

13:26 "i hate that i could see his pores" spare a thought to the peeps who saw that in theaters, hahaha!

[@Nymphonomicon]

Sorry, you got it wrong towards the end. The two odd pirates that Ragetti and Pintell (fake eye and his squat companion) gave an odd look to were the two comic relief colonial guards we last saw guarding the chest, but were relieved of duty when the chest was stolen.

[@standasebek5033]

The scene where the crew is closing in on Will chanting "Part of the ship, part of the crew" with a knife, the eerie music, the shot of an open empty chest waiting for a heart - it always sends shivers down my spine.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

25:53 I once watched the blooper reel for this movie, and this scene had Cutler Beckett blow a line and swear. Johnny Depp, _fully_ in character as Jack Sparrow, replied, "Oh, you can't curse in a Disney film, mate."

[@LittleLondonCottages]

My very favorite blooper. Or when Elizabeth and Barbosa couldn’t catch the weapons.

[@beetlebob4675]

The hidden probable actual shot of whiskey 😂 "... what's in that?"

[@WDMurphy]

"What in the Xenomorph Tremor was that shit" Loving that Ashleigh can make that kind of references now. lol

[@MontgomeryWenis]

That squid looking thing is the Kraken. Beckett had Davy Jones kill it so he couldn't use it against them, making him the true Lord of the Seas. They mentioned making him kill it earlier.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

Barossa didn't hide his piece IN the wooden eye Ashleigh; it WAS the wooden eye.

[@macmcleod1188]

Man! The actor, Mackenzie Crook, with the fake eye delivered the line to Callypso "as a lover" soooo well. Made me laugh and treat up all over again.

[@choomah]

For people confused by Ash's comment, geologists do in fact sometimes lick certain rocks to estimate salt content, and other factors.

[@Skeezer66]

She also told a story in a live stream of licking rocks for a geology final.

[@SansAziza]

I have some "rocks" that I need "got off" and only she has the science to help me.

[@jlzombiecat]

I have also licked a few fossils, which I suppose are also rock...

[@roystoyscomics1361]

I have licked a few Tootsie pops while listening to Rock...😂

[@Quetzen]

And bite them to test malleability, but I think that was an old west thing only.

[@michaelleoanrd194]

Fun fact: I actually met a couple of the singers in the hanging scene. My brother was a music producer in Charleston, SC and they filmed that scene nearby (IIRC Fort Sumter). They hired a bunch of singers as extras. Specifically there is one black woman that is maybe the first person to join child in the song and she actually stayed with a friend of mine a few days while they filmed. She was a pretty good gospel singer to boot.

[@charlie.h.4]

This has the best opening scene. Gives me tingles too.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Capt Teague is Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, Captain Jack 's Dad.

[@brianl8481]

And Johnny is a musician as well.

[@Skeezer66]

Also the whole inspiration for Capt. Jack Sparrow.

[@otherstar1]

Fun trivia: Gov. Weatherby Swann was played by Jonathan Pryce, who also played the High Sparrow in Game of Thrones (He also played Pope Francis in The Two Popes). Ragetti (the one with the wooden eye), was played by Mackenzie Crook, who played the Wildling, Orell, in Game of Thrones.

[@JohnZpk2]

And Sir Stuart Strange in Taboo.

[@Alexandrashepiro]

Also a real Campy version of Master in "Doctor Who: Curse of the Fatal Death"

[@ThreadBomb]

Jonathan Pryce played the lead in Terry Gilliam's 'Brazil'!

[@VileTorture]

And the villain in James Bond: Tomorrow Never Dies

[@JohnZpk2]

@@VileTorture nice one.

[@HemlockRidge]

Captain Teague (Keith Richards) is Jack Sparrow's father. Depp based his character on Keith. The 2 "new" pirates are the two British Guards.

[@zachbocchino5501]

55:22 Those weren't Davy Jones crew they were the Royal Marines who kept arguing with each other, always giving Jack a moment to get away. They ended up becoming pirates.

[@kellypierce81]

"Gentlemen. Hoist the Colours" Goose bumps every time!!

[@frydguy2331]

The "Green Flash" is a real thing. You can see it most nights during sunset. When the sky changes colors, there's bands of colors. Red, yellow, blue. Between the yellow and blue, is a thin strip of green. It's typically visible for about 5-15 minutes Look for it tonight

[@SansAziza]

Aurora borealis. Northern lights. We have a sky. Cool. Next

[@frydguy2331]

@@SansAziza it's not the aurora borealis. It's basic color mixing... Yellow and blue make green

[@Larckening]

"I guess everything is a dildo if you try hard enough" that sentence was so funny xD

[@mikeaninger7388]

I haven’t watched this through yet, but reading this, after reading about tentacles… Yeah…

[@UltimateGamerCC]

some have tried to prove that to be true...

[@nahkohese555]

I was drinking my soda at that moment and now my living room is decorated in Coca-Cola carmel color . . .

[@maxbrown7719]

I was halfway down me stairs n had to pause to full on head tilted back cackle otherwise I'd have tumbled downstairs laughing 🤣

[@emmslm2827]

I love Orlando Bloom in just about anything. But from a teen to now an adult, still watching Pirate Will at the end as you said…. 🔥🔥

[@RaedFrost]

Normally I would agree with the "no body no death" thing, but the whole point of that saying is that if we have no confirmation of death we can't really say a character is gone, but in this case we got positive confirmation of the governor's soul heading to the afterlife. That's pretty much a confirmation right there.

[@johnniekight1879]

Only proper Keith plays his dad as he's been imitating Keith all along.

[@k.delpino1124]

They said it couldn't be done. Theme Park attraction turned into one movie and then 2 more. Becoming one of the highest grossing franchises of the 2000s and Disney's history. Johnny Depp's stardom after that first film was astounding. He's more-beloved leading man, Oscar/Golden Globe nominations (Best Actor) and a major-box office draw after 20 years in the biz. At World's End was a great finale. Most expect trilogies to come and go. But some of us, even Disney knew it wasn't the last. That last scene of Jack off to another adventure. Like we were never going to see him again (yeah right) and like everyone else, I said bring it on. Those next two installments are pretty good as well.

[@TylerNovakYT]

Fun fact for the Sparrow clone scenes, every single instance of Johnny Depp you see on screen was actually filmed. Every single one of those scenes were actually Johnny Depp actually doing those things and then spliced together. As for the tiny angel and devil Jack, those were filmed by creating a giant version of Jack's braids for Johnny to stand on. The behind the scenes can be found on KZbin and they're both entertaining and amazing from a technical standpoint.

[@corruptangel6793]

Eh, there were a lot of doubles too

[@TylerNovakYT]

@@corruptangel6793 It's true there were, but they were mostly just a reference point so Johnny knew where and where not to go. There are still a few shots of doubles no doubt though.

[@ekaf1735]

What's fun in this fact? That's how movies are made

[@TylerNovakYT]

@@ekaf1735 Sounds like someone who doesn't like fun.

[@ekaf1735]

@@TylerNovakYT I love fun when it's fun

[@garethbattersby]

I went a cruise around the Caribbean a few years back and made a point to watch every sunset for this green flash... And actually saw it. It wasn't anything like in this movie but still pretty weird to see this green flash in the sunset and you can definitely see why old sailors probably thought it was something ghostly or supernatural

[@CybrSlydr]

Every time I see the part where Jack asks the guy, "Who are you?", I want him to say, "FLAMING DRAGON!". lol

[@michaelschroeck2254]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cuzidodgebullets6797]

I'm talking SCORCHED EARTH MOTHER FUCKER!!!

[@toriecarter2711]

I scrolled for some time, and didn't see anyone mention: The sword Jones uses to kill Will is the ceremonial sword Will made in the first movie for Norrington~ Norrington was given it back at the end of the second movie and that's the sword he tries to stab Davy Jones with that Davy Jones remarks as a "nice sword". It's the same sword that Davy Jones later uses to kill Will, the maker of the sword~~~ It's a nice little callback that I love, along with Barbossa calling Elizabeth "Mrs. Turner" as they're parting, since so much of their time together in the first movie was her lying about her name being Turner^.^

[@martinhavrilak5280]

You got me with "are the writers okay".... The coffee looks good on my shirt.

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

The giant dead thing lying on the beach was the Kraken, Beckett ordered Jones to kill it in order to ensure full control over the Dutchman and the seas. And I disagree on the Kraken being dead in this movie being a good thing. It was the coolest element of the last movie, and it got alot of people excited about how in the world the heroes are going to overcome such a powerful opponent, only for it to be killed off-screen with one quick exchange to explain it all away. It shows they had no plans for the Kraken in 3, or at least couldn't find a way to build it into the plot properly. One of my biggst gripes with this film.

[@MadcapMatt]

Chow Yun-fat has done a ton of martial arts movies. The ones I think you'd enjoy most are Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon with your favorite Michelle Yeoh, Bulletproof Monk with Seann William Scott, and The Replacement Killers with Mira Sorvino and Michael Rooker

[@hannemanart]

It you haven't seen it...2005 Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley and Lord Beckett ... great flick!

[@ItApproaches]

Those two "new" guys at the end weren't former cursed people, they were the two idiots guarding the chest, they joined the pirates lol.

[@johannesbowers7467]

"Go on, kill 'im, he's not OUR man!" Barbossa being 100% Barbossa

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

Ashleigh having no clue Keith Richards was in the movie, one of the Rolling Stones, playing Jack's dad.

[@Dreveryn]

20:12 I've watched this movie many times and am just now realizing the foreshadow. "Stab the heart, yours must take it's place" as the camera focuses on Will with Calypso in the background looking at him.

[@arcanask]

I just remembered when Elizabeth first came aboard the Black Pearl she introduced herself as Elizabeth Turner, and Barbossa flippantly called her Miss Turner in the dead of night. Now she leaves the ship for the last time with Barbossa respectfully calling her Mrs Turner and it's a bright sunny day. The storytelling in not just the writing but the cinematography is sublime. I love these movies. There's always something new to find in rewatches.

[@paneledmeteor33]

40:00 Keith Richard’s Y’all

[@Sherman1fan]

55:33 those were the guys from the first movie, they were just guarding the chest with the heart (not fish persons). Captain League is played by Keith Richards, whom Johnny Depp based Captain Jack Sparrow on.

[@william_santiago]

16:21 This part was especially funny to me and the woman I was dating at the time. We were having a heated relationship discussion while driving (never a good idea). She was in mid tirade and suddenly said, "Boat!" I was obviously confused. The divider wall between the lanes of traffic are especially high in this area, so you just don't see much. In this case, someone was hauling their yacht and that was all she saw. It rattled her so that was all she could say, telling me later that it looked like it was sailing and completely derailed her thoughts. We never got back to the argument. A few weeks later, this movie came out and since the first Pirates movie was one the movies we saw when we first started dating, we finished off the series by going to this, even though it was pretty apparent our relationship was at a close. When it came to this part, we DIED laughing. We even got some sympathetic laughter from a couple other people in the theater, but for the most part, they looked at us like we had lobsters crawling out of our ears.

[@agenttheater5]

For the record, Captain Teague, the keeper of the Code, he's played by Keith Richards - as in the guitarist for the Rolling Stones.

[@linkmaxwell]

And a major inspiration for Depp's performance as Jack.

[@deetsitmeisterjd]

Flat earthers be like "SEEE!!!?"

[@williamjones6031]

"Were the writers of this movie ok?"🤣 I would have paid to see this movie.

[@legionaireb]

Some of us did.

[@savmiller8327]

Kiera Knightly as the Pirate King saying "Gentleman, hoist the colors" is the moment that turned me gay. 😂

[@SansAziza]

Keep telling yourself that.

[@brodycaldwell9678]

This is hands down my favorite movie in the series. There's just so many great pieces and parts that come together so nicely.

[@lisaspikes4291]

Me too! I think this is the best one!

[@Jantzku]

Make it nowadays and people would hate this movie to the ground because of the wedding scene being cringe and Disney'y

[@kathryngreen8665]

'Is it the souls of the damned, I hate when they show up'. Said so casually it had me cracking up. Just another day with the souls of the damned showing up.😂

[@pickmeasinner]

26:18 "you made me miss. I've never missed that board before" 😂

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Ashleigh, I can’t believe you didn’t recognize Keith Richards (Rolling Stones) as Jack’s dad.

[@agenttheater5]

45:06 She's whatever what she wants to be. And I guess the point is that she's been trapped in one form for so long that she's now enjoying her freedom by breaking up into tiny pieces and returning to the ocean. The crabs are parts of her, and they are all her individually. And she's the one causing the storm - that's how powerful she is. She's still taking revenge on all of the current brethren court in revenge for the original brethren court for imprisoning her, but she's also taking revenge on Davy Jones for betraying her through creating the storm. But because they freed her she's arranged the winds to be on the side of the Black Pearl, while the waters will support the Flying Dutchman because she still loves Davy jones, so even though they're both at risk for the storm, she's also arranged it so that it'll be a fair fight.

[@FutureBereaAlumn]

Those “new guys” at the end were the two who get arguing and don’t notice Jack taking the chest. And from when Jack was going to commandeer one of the ships from Port Royal.

[@TimBrazeau]

- I recall someone pointing out that while William learned how to be a pirate from Jack, Elizabeth learned how to be a pirate from Barbossa. - Barbossa's Pirate Lord thingy isn't in the fake eye, it _is_ the fake eye. - yeah, Jack did not chop off Davey Jones' testicles. ... Though Calypso may have at some point.😆 - Davey Jones (and his crew) got all mutanty because Davey was skeeving off instead of doing his job of ferrying souls to the after life., As long as Will does the job, no mutations. - no, those 2 'pirate' guys at the end were the soldiers that were guarding Davey's heart. They decided their odds of survival were better pretending to be pirates among the other pirates than being soldier among all those pirates.

[@richieb7692]

The crab is the symbol for Callipso, the goddess of the sea. So all the crabs that were in Davey Jones' Locker wrre sent to help her. Then later on when she turned into crabs when she changed from her earth bound form.

[@dunbarf2413]

😂Ashleigh "You're about to die is now the time to be singing a sea shanty ?!" Is there a better time ...considering hands bound, noose around my neck and the hangman has a hand on the gallow's lever and all?

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Captain Teague is Jack Sparrow’s dad, and he’s played by legendary rockstar Keith Richards. And this was something Johnny Depp was VERY excited about, because he actually based Jack Sparrow and the way he played the character ON Keith Richards.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

This trilogy is fantastic, I know Depp will always be the mvp here, but imo he’s not the only one. Geoffrey Rush, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley have a perfect chemistry with him, and they create perfect characters on their own. And yes, I know there are two more movies, but I think they did a disservice to the characters, Jack included.

[@tricksterfoxx]

Agreed

[@anath7589]

Here's something for you....at the time this was being filmed, Orlando Bloom (who played Will Turner) was dating Kate Bosworth who later went on to date Alexander Skarsgard, the son of Stellan Skarsgard who played Bootstrap Bill Turner (Will's father). Sort of like the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. As for a franchise, I did send you the Hobbit trilogy which is a prequel to The Lord of the Rings trilogy...the journey of Bilbo & the dwarves (one is Gimli's dad) where Bilbo finds the ring, there's a fight with a dragon (voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch) & ending with the battle of the 5 armies. Orlando Bloom is in it as Legolas with Lee Pace as his dad, King Thranduil. Pace you should recognize as Ronan from Guardians of the Galaxy & Captain Marvel So you can add that for some time in the future.

[@joeshaver1104]

Seriously... does anyone ever say "welcome baaaaack" to you in public? Like you set down at a restaurant and the server is like hi I'm Bob and welcome baaaaack....

[@VicEclectica]

Might increase that tip - you never know.

[@beetlebob4675]

I worked at an outback steakhouse. We were required to say "welcome back" to regulars. It was the only part of the server script they didn't scrap with time. So yeah. They do. Lol

[@garynachbauer8144]

the green flash at sunset is a real thing; 15:25 ha, check out fear and loathing

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

I dont know if anyone said it yet, but sadly they cut out the backstory of Jack and Beckett. During their conversation, when Jack agrees to lead the british to Shipwreckcove, that scene is much longer and gives a ton of backstory. ...Jack once worked as a captain for East India Company, on the cargo vessle "Wicked Wrench". One day he learned that his "cargo" would be slaves. So he defected and freed all the slaves. Telling Beckett (in that scene "People are not cargo, mate") When Beckett learned about this. He captured Jack and burned the P on his arm. As a punishment, Beckett made Jack watch the burning and sinking of his beloved "Wrench". After this, Jack went to Davy Jones and made his 13 years deal (we learned in the last movie). Jones raised the "Wicked Wrench" and Jack kept her in that burned and beaten up state, as a reminder. He renamed her Black Pearl and well....

[@fightingfaerie]

I also like the theory the village they go to to meet Calypso is all the slaves he freed. And that’s why they were all sad after he died.

[@brianl8481]

The number of slaves he freed was 100, which is why in the previous one he had to enslave 100 souls.

[@legionaireb]

Pretty sure you mean 'Wench.' That said, I think Dead Men Tell No Tales retconned that version of events.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

17:37 "Don't need you. You scare me." "Him a nice guy." Well, yeah. But more importantly, these two have a _history,_ together.

[@vanessawhitneypro]

I LOVE this one... So much... It's adventure, action, humor, slapstick, stunts, FX, philosophy, sacrifice, grief, perserverance, and wonder! SO good.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

18:28 "Hey. It's not the _size_ that matters. It's what you _do_ with it." Freudian considerations aside, Barbossa's spyglass is actually able to see further away than Jack's.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

24:05 "Ahhhhh. _Ah._ Get a _bigger_ one." 🤔 I don't know that this one would actually work _better,_ though. I mean isn't it one of the design principles of a spyglass that it be _straight?_

[@patrickcromwell7554]

No Ashleigh. The "new" pirates that came up and yelled "shiver me timbers". That was the two soldiers who were always arguing. The ones guarding the chest with Davey Jones' heart.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

55:02 The CGI people, you can tell, had a lot of fun in this movie, but I would say _this_ is probably their best sequence.

[@agenttheater5]

38:26 It's more that you can't keep the sea in one place. It never stops moving. She is a goddess of the sea - she as good as is the sea. She can't be tamed, kept or caught, she will always slip away. She's unpredictable, she may be calm one moment and wild the next, just as the sea is. The sea can be a sailor's best friend or his worst enemy but it won't be one thing for them. She may be where she said she'd be, she may not, there's no way of knowing, not even she will know. But the thing is.....he fell in love with her knowing that she was that unpredictable, maybe even because she was that unpredictable. While you see his perspective you have to ask yourself - what did he expect, knowing what she was, knowing who she was?

[@glazierblue573]

I am sorry but I MUST have my wedding exactly like Will and Elizabeth. Nothing less will do.🤣

[@JustLukeHere066]

"I almost said testicles!" Spat my Chinese food all over my keyboard! LMAO

[@SansAziza]

Your keyboard will be hungry again in 1 hour.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

The "little flag guy" is a semafore flag signalman, he is responsible for sending the messages of the commander of a fleet to other ships, its literally a type of sign language using flags. I have a friend who knows how to read semafore and send messages via flags to convey a message

[@joshmorales770]

In a deleted scene (that I really wish was included in the DVD/Blu Ray release) that extends the discussion Jack and Beckett, the head of the East India company, have Beckett goes into why Jack ended up branded as a pirate and was eventually bound to Davy Jones. Jack was originally contracted by the East India Company to transport slaves to the new world; during the journey Jack's conscious won out and he broke the contract, took his ship (the Wicked Wench) to a free port and released all of the slaves. Jack was caught soon after and had his wrist branded, and Beckett had the Wicked Wench burned to cinders. Jack looks over at Beckett at that point in the story and says "people aren't cargo mate". Beckett continues the story, basically explaining that Jack then made his deal with Jones; his soul and service on the Dutchman, for getting his ship back (which would now be charred black and called the Black Peark) and thirteen years of freedom to sail the Pearl across the oceans to his heart's content.

[@ianobrien3248]

48:00 "Not gonna be watching that" -Ashleigh stares intently at the screen

[@SnakeMan51]

Ashleigh--The song they're singing is about the first Bretheren Court, led by Davy Jones, capturing Calypso and binding her in human form. The lyrics are: "The King and his men stole the Queen from her bed...and bound her in her bones. The seas be ours, and by the powers...where we will, we'll roam!! Yo ho, haul together, hoist the colors high!! Heave ho, thief and beggar...never shall we die!! Some men have died, and some are alive...and others sail on the seas. Withe the keys to the cage, and the Devil to pay...we lay to Fiddler's Green!! (sing chorus again) The bell has been raised from its watery grave; can you hear its sepulchral tone?? It's a call to all; pay heed the squall...and turn your sails to home!! (sing chorus final time)"

[@ShaydsTheRogue]

I am fairly confident that Davy Jones smells like low tide.

[@ApesAmongUs]

If he uses a hot tub, he smells like a low country boil.

[@SansAziza]

You seen that show Bobby's World? (Kid show from Canada) According to that, fish don't stink in the ocean. Heh

[@andrewbower2533]

Barbossa “we have calypso” Ashley “we have the meats!” Me *chokes on coffee*

[@lukefallon8276]

Part of the scene where Jack and Beckett meet was cut. We learn that Jack used to work for Beckett as captain of a merchant ship. Once Beckett smuggled slaves on Jack's ship without his knowledge. He quit the company and became a pirate.

[@tricksterfoxx]

While I was crushed that they cut the scene, there is a book about the whole thing. It's called The Price of Freedom.

[@melissamcfarlin6840]

Calypso was helping. The storm and whirlpool leveled the playing field between the Pearl and the Dutchman.

[@robertrouse4503]

The pirate with the guitar is Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones.

[@cosmocassidy420]

The two new pirates you mentioned at the end were not from Davey Joness crew. They were the two imperial gaurds that jack encounters on several occasions during the series

[@bryanprime3438]

24:11 That would be the Kraken, but dead

[@belvagurr403]

Captain Teague is Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones. He’s who Depp patterned himself after for his look.