FIRST TIME REACTION to Pirates of the Caribbean

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[@user-mj8kh3si1e]

I thought the next movie reaction was Starship Troopers?

[@HYA.A]

@ SortaStupud what about the last one?

[@RockenTravis]

The boat thing is possible. They tested it on Mythbusters. Problem Is you would need about a ton of weight to hold it on the sea floor like that

[@ethandoyle4978]

Oh I’m sure u guys r gonna love the second movie .

[@leonduncan3327]

Do not forget the 5th one, It's the final one.

[@Tritopolis408]

FUN FACT: Jack Sparrow has permanent "Sea Legs." When he's on land, he walks with a noticeable sway - appearing 'drunk' but when he's on board a ship, he walks perfectly straight. Just one of the many things that set Jack Sparrow apart and allow him to steal the show.

[@waterbullstudios9195]

I never noticed that, but yeah, that's cool.

[@sonicartzldesignerclan5763]

damn yeah i never thought about that

[@jasonmarholz2427]

It’s always the reason that he runs so awkwardly too

[@Cyber_N-7660]

So he would be a good marathon runner if the ship he's on is huge. That's AWESOME :D

[@MefisticLeft4Dead]

CAPITAIN Jack Sparrow, FFS

[@Jonathan_Collins]

The best line in this film is when Jack is told that the dock is off limits to civilians, and his reply is "I'm terribly sorry i didnt know, if i see one I shall inform you immediately."

[@mckfrr]

Yeah he’s basically giving away that he is not a civilian lol 😂

[@sophiecooper1824]

My favorite is "You best start believing in ghost stories Ms Turner , you're in one "

[@leonduncan3327]

​@@sophiecooper1824 I liked how he explained the facts of 3 facts how parley works and ending off with a warning welcome, A nice introduction to the first villain!

[@Yvanehtnioj2000]

Most confusing is how Elizabeth knows so much about pirates yet she doesn’t know parlay only applies to pirates lol

[@larryw3925]

@@Yvanehtnioj2000 i mean...she had an amazing last-second idea to ask for it and it worked for a moment. everything after...you cross that plank when you get to it :)

[@ItsAVolcano]

The corset can be explained by it being a brand new fashion on the island, hence Elizabeth's maids fucking up and nearly killing her with the strangling setup.

[@jamesstutz6907]

The corsets are used incorrectly in movies and shows. The use is not to form fit the women and put the squeeze on them. If you do some checking you will find out the real purpose of a corset. Not the stereotype use of the corset.

[@mckfrr]

Yeah it’s basically like a bra. It helped the support of the breasts. I never wore one but I hear they were not worn that tight. Some people did wear them tight to help with dieting, but that was a personal preference not everyone wore them tight like that.

[@thechh8297]

Corsets are worn incorrectly, because no one now wears corsets. They are supposed to be tightened over a long time, especially while still young, to give you time to grow into an hourglass figure.

[@echostar7395]

Boom is the goat! He knew! Love u boom, keep doing what you're doing!

[@mustanggibson2842]

Genuinely surprised you guys havnt seen this film or the others, this is when Disney knew what they were doing 😂

[@wilboehmer5620]

Glad you noticed that Norrington was about to jump to save Elizabeth before his men stopped him. He kinda gets a bad rap, but he's a good guy , he's just by the book

[@zjjohnson3827]

When the Badd Medicine channel reacted to this movie, I remember their reaction to Will smacking a hatchet into Norrington’s table is also approving of the Commodore Appleton Oak: “Well, for someone (Will) putting an axe into his map, the commodore kept his cool pretty well.”

[@bthsr7113]

Norrington isn't the greatest, but for a stuffy naval officer, you could do so much worse.

[@soundaholixx]

@@bthsr7113 He's awesome in the second film! I remember first time watching when he shows up drunk i remember thinking PLEASE TEAM UP

[@bthsr7113]

@@soundaholixx The man's got the skills, and had a good spirit about things, but frustration, drink, working against protagonists, being tied to the EIC, etc.

[@jeremytung1632]

Fun fact: contrary to popular belief most pirates were ex-navy men who lost their jobs for one reason or another, so they just went back to doing what they do best. What’s more pirates also had health care if you got hurt during a raid you got a bigger cut, and even allowed gay marriage.

[@b3yourself91]

Mr gibbs is an example of

[@NeverStudio8]

Ok that's awsome

[@josc_d._ryu9226]

Well that just says that they have better healthcare systems (not quality) than the USA and smarter people than the whole middle east XD

[@echostar7395]

This is in fact true. Please google it or search it up on KZbin

[@TheGallantDrake]

Yeah they all had experience in just how awful being employed by the Royal Navy was, and so they often had an organizational structure that was like a cross between a democracy and a business. Having everyone on the same page was essential, since there were no authorities a captain could call on if the crew decided he was a bad captain.

[@vibbewitmanpua1632]

The actor for Will was soo disoriented in the little boat scene with Johnny Depp he started mumbling Elvish from Lord of the Rings

[@ibuprofriends]

ORLANDO BLOOM? jfc lmao

[@mathisg.8393]

Yes because "the actor for Will" is Orlando Bloom who also played Legolas

[@dannybob42]

When Disney were creative enough to turn a theme park ride into a full blown franchise; lots of charisma thanks to Jack and Barbossa, and great choreography and music

[@hoopa6477]

My mom, who has been on the ride before the movie, told tales of the exitment of the first time viewing Her brothers excitedly taking note of what parts of the ride were refrenced

[@RambunctiousMouse]

It wasn't even Disney that was creative though, the head of Disney at the time Micheal Eisner actually HATED the idea of the film. He rejected the script and it was either the director of Pirates of the Caribbean, or the producer, or both, but they just decided to ignore what they were told and started filming the movie anyways behind Eisner's back. Eisner found out about it, came and saw what they were doing and very reluctantly agreed to let them continue filming, but he was nervous the entire time and he especially didn't like Johnny Depp's portrayal of Jack Sparrow. It's honestly a miracle that this movie even exists. The only reason it does is because the creators of the film ignored what they were told, and the executives didn't immediately can the project, we got very lucky

[@tenjenk]

not disney, the people they hired. Same with major game publishers and corpos, its the dev team responsible and at best the company can be thanked for not interfering... for now.

[@piusdoe8984]

Why the immature backhanded compliment? Also making a good movie was what was important. If it was bad, all of a sudden you wouldn't be saving it was creative, you would be saying cash grab and dumb idea.

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

@@RambunctiousMouse Wouldn't be surprised. It's like Nightmare before Christmas. Initially disney hated it and kind of pretended it wasn't their property until it became popular.

[@ImmortalCrow1821]

History fact: Pirates really did fire forks, knives, spoons, and any other junk they could fit into a cannon when they had no more cannon balls to use. The scary thing is, it was actually brutally effective. people were self destructed by either shockwave trauma or simple stab wounds from a fork! There was a show on Spike T.V called Deadliest Warrior. they explained this whole process including how much damage this type of fighting could do to the ship and crew.

[@sugastraea]

The Mythbusters also tackled this and confirmed that it's possible 😄

[@bthsr7113]

Okay, but Deadliest Warrior might not be a credible source.

[@DIsturbios1234]

​@@bthsr7113theres a bunch of sources for this. America did this too in the revolution. Its just a cheap grape shot.

[@DamienDrake2940]

It's not crazy that 20 year old movies look so good. It's crazy that current movies don't look any better or even worse in most cases.

[@gristen]

personally i think its cause nobody is doing practical effects or physical stage design anymore. almost everything is shot in front of a green screen these days, even things that couldve been shot at a physical location or an in-house set with custom made backdrops. props and costume design dont feel as real as they used to either cause they add most of it in post

[@obsidianwolf1999]

23:22 Orlando Bloom was so oxygen deprived, he started speaking Elvish, as he thought that they where filming for Lord of the rings

[@RambunctiousMouse]

If that's true, it's amazing he was able to remember how to speak Elvish and do it on command even with a lack of oxygen

[@Perid0tStar]

@@RambunctiousMouse Imagine Depps confusion on hearing it xD

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

​@@Perid0tStarI could see the expression he makes be used in the film. Jack makes a lot of confused faces throughout the films.

[@TheDunnDusted]

Feeling bad for Barbossa is normal, it is an unfulfilled desire that he never got his apple, so even as a kid I felt bad for him when he died.

[@bthsr7113]

And let's be fair. That is a pretty horrific curse to be living under.

[@danielkiran8174]

His death was pretty said. Honestly all the deaths for major villains have been pretty sad.

[@donovan802]

Hans Zimmer is already a legendary, composer, but my God, the _Pirates of the Carribean_ theme is so epic, adventurous, fun, and - in my opinion - timeless. Like you wanna run into adventure with a group of friends with the theme song playing in the background.

[@MrDevintcoleman]

Klaus Badelt did this one and Zimmer took over starting with the next one. Although the main theme is interesting because Gladiator came out before this, which Zimmer did the score for, and a lot of people say it sounds like Pirates. And Zimmer took inspiration from the Mars portion of Gustav Holst’s Suite of the Planets.

[@donovan802]

@@MrDevintcoleman Oh you're right. I just researched it. Apparently, Klaus Badelt was credited as the composer for the film's soundtrack, Hans Zimmer as music producer.

[@SixFour0391]

Howard Shore (Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit) and Hans Zimmer (Interstellar, Dark Knight Trilogy, Pirates of the Caribbean, DaVinci Code Trilogy, Inception, etc)...two of the greatest cinematic composers of all time!

[@tenjenk]

16:30 I liked the subtle things about the first movie, like ofcourse Norrington would immediately recognize and the whistling of a cannon ball from a long range ambush attack. While the father is wondering what that sound is, Norrington immediately swung his head around to gauge the speed and direction of the incoming shot in an instant, then dove to save him.

[@Philthorn]

"You best start believing in ghost stories miss Turner, you're in one" That line will always give me the chills

[@zjjohnson3827]

51:15 this moment is the most wholesome thing ever in these films These two buddies, who are clearly good friends, see a bunch of skeleton zombies killing all their comrades, and instead of running they do (what they think might be) one last handshake/hurrah and throw themselves into the fight determined to go down swinging AND THEN THEY SURVIVE 😭☺️

[@jaydonmagan4694]

32:00 You know despite there being no in-universe confirmation the actors for Ragetti (wooden eye) and Pintel (short and balding one) did work out a backstory for them. The backstory the actors came up with is that Ragetti is the son of Pintel’s sister, making him Pintel’s nephew. They also proposed the idea that Ragetti joined up with Pintel after his father died.

[@alfredoakalilsavage1661]

“Unless, of course, he knew you wouldn't believe the truth even if he told it to you.” Is my favorite quote from Captain Jack Sparrow.

[@mimic1984]

"That's gotta be the best pirate I've ever seen!" "...So it would seem." 💜

[@Clepto_and_Co]

one of the deleted scenes i wish they kept in the movie was one of Norrington looking at jack's compass and following the needle only to end up right next to Elizabeth. I love that how the compass works was never clearly spelled out for the viewer but gave us some hints to how it worked and i feel like they should have left in that extra little hint

[@donovan802]

Johnny Depp stole the fucking franchise with Jack. So much charisma and humor.

[@Perid0tStar]

I saw a video of the Pirates ride at Disneyland (its on youtube) after they added Jack to the end of the ride, sitting on a throne with some treasure. A little boy called 'Bye!' as the little boats left the ride and it was just the cutest thing ever :)

[@njivwathomassilavwe2056]

You do not get more iconic than Captain Jack Sparrow

[@itsthatmemelowell]

Fax

[@TheZenyaNova]

Myth Busters tested a lot of scenes from PotC including walking on the bottom of the ocean holding a boat upside down. It was completely busted. The air pocket is too buoyant, two men don’t even come close to weighing enough to hold it down. They estimated the boat would displace 40 cubic feet of water, meaning you would need about 2,480 lbs of force to counter the buoyancy. So a small compact car.

[@Perid0tStar]

That had to be hilarious watching them try to do the boat thing lol

[@cthulhuspawn6290]

Oh man, I remember that episode. Loved myth busters

[@Titan_TM]

If I am remembering correctly the Tri-Corn hat design came about due to flat brimmed hats being impractical on the sea because the strong winds would sweep them up off your head , pinning the brim to the crown would stop that effect.

[@benschultz1784]

Keira was 16-17 during filming. Her mother was always on set with her. Corsets have been worn since Roman times, yet the brief tight-lacing/ wasp-waist fad of the late 1890s has forever condemned it as a female torture device. The boat air pocket would work, but 2 men can't drag a boat that size underwater with the air pocket. Diving bells made of brass or bronze were still in use for things like pearl diving and would be heavy enough to counteract the buoyancy of the air.

[@Skychaser33]

Wow, she looks older! I'd have said she was 20 or so. Good makeup job, but also what a good actress!

[@journeyman_otb3983]

Fun fact about this movie: When Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp were filming with the underwater boat trick, they had done it so many times that they began to lose oxygen and Orlando Bloom eventually started slightly hallucinating to the point where he thought he was on the set for Lord of the Rings and began speaking Elvish.

[@reqz16]

thats bs dude the under water scene is fake...

[@journeyman_otb3983]

@@reqz16 Actually, it was filmed. They did actually film it, which sparked a lot of controversy and debate on the internet about whether or not the stunt would be plausible irl. It's not, due to buoyancy as well as there not being enough oxygen to sustain the two of them for a very long period of time - hence why Orlando Bloom thought he was on the LOTR set at one point. You can find plenty of articles online talking about how people have debunked this fun boat trick, but one thing to always keep in mind: it's historical FICTION, else it'd be a documentary

[@kunilsen2519]

Corsets are like bras, but better. They were for support first and foremost. It never was intended for forced waist-slimming like the movies portraits. If it hurts or your breath is limited, you are wearing the corset wrong.

[@PilloTheStar]

Corsets are to bras what chokers are to necklaces. They look hotter, and they aren't actually supposed to choke you.

[@RambunctiousMouse]

​@@PilloTheStar I absolutely love that comparison omg. I'm gonna have to use that now 😂

[@LocTran-sc7mm]

oh, now that's an interesting fact

[@JGD714]

@@PilloTheStar Yoooooo.

[@Webwra]

I would think that if it hurts or your breath is limited, you are wearing anything wrong.

[@Jirodyne]

Love the ending with Barbossa. He's not really an 'Evil' person, per say. Look at it from his perspective. He's been cursed for 10 YEARS, and finally has the very last piece required to be free of the curse. Do you think ANYONE would be a bit crazy by that point? And that ending. He's so happy. "I Feel!"... Only to realize what he's feeling. "Cold..." Before falling over dead. I love it. They could have kept him alive, and have him executed later like was going to happen to Jack. Could have had the curse lifted in the middle of the fight, and jack giving a killing blow finally. But no. The one they went with, I believe to be best one possible. To let him feel alive, just long enough to die.

[@mr.rewrite8562]

"Why is the rum gone?"... One of the greatest questions ever asked.

[@BilboSwaggeens]

"The tricorne appeared as a result of the evolution of the broad-brim round hat used by Spanish soldiers in Flanders during the 17th century. When standing at arms their muskets could be held at their shoulders right or left without hitting the hat brim." The style was then taken by the french during the war in 1667, and it became popular basically everywhere, particularly in the navy. (Information from wikipedia)

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I absolutely DO NOT care what anyone says, Johnny Depp was and IS the only actor who can effectively give Captain Jack Sparrow his piratey swagger.

[@gracielasea]

Corsets were essentially just bras and torso support. There was a Very Short period of time in France where they did Tight lacing as an extreme form of ‘beauty’ but it wasn’t common or encouraged. To be fair to these maids, though, according to the dialogue this is likely their first time lacing one up so they might not know that.

[@emilylewis5373]

Norrington seems a bit off because they used the same actor, but norrington is only meant to be about 8 years older than Elizabeth. Sailors started young. And he wouldn’t have known her, as in watched her grow up. He would have spent most of the time gap on ships. And since she wasn’t of age it’s not like they would be speaking to her until she was probably 17.

[@peachesplums]

yea corsets were basically elaborate bras, women did all sorts of physical activity in corsets with no issue. Skiing, cycling, boxing, and more

[@TheLoneReni]

This movie was so well made, the final fight in the cave was such an amazing location that was really well thought out for maximum tension, coolness and drama. I miss movies like this...

[@MsAngelique]

More historical fashion facts! When the layers of clothing you're wearing are thin and breathable, then you're actually more likely to keep cool. It circulates the air better and protects you from the sun. :)

[@TimedRevolver]

That one-eyed pirate is my favorite character after Jack. Dude's just great through the entire franchise when he appears. Also think the big dude he hangs around with is supposed to be his uncle.

[@cheyennemonger4522]

FUN FACT: When Jack says, "Bring me that horizon." That's were the band Bring me the Horizon got its name. Pirates mate 😊

[@mimic1984]

"Drink up me hearties, yo ho!" 💜

[@hoopa6477]

🎵 Yo ho yo ho, A Pirates Life for me🎶

[@keithwalski6822]

i always forget how dark jack is in this movie he seems goofy but he is motivated by revenge risking everything to get barbosa and send his old crew to a traitors fate.

[@swr5945]

"Our booty will grow!" "yeah we're doing squats!" "Was going to say murderin people-" "After the squats-" "yea after the squats" why do I feel like this dialouge coudl fit perfectly in the film 🤣

[@oriyanbarnes]

I love that Appa has his own pirate hat 😂😂😂

[@Perid0tStar]

The world of this movie was one of the Disney worlds the player visits during Kingdom Hearts 2, and the boss for that world was one of the most difficult and rewarding boss fights I've ever had. You couldn't defeat the boss until you also had all the gold coins gathered, and during the fight the boss would knock them around. You had to collect the coins, keep yourself alive, and damage the boss. I STILL remember that frantic energy and relief when I finally pulled it off!

[@Tm-dn9ob]

23:34 Orlando bloom got so confused by being in that boat he started speaking elvish

[@lois4158]

I was not expecting Boom to have a knowledge of corsets. I am pleasantly surprised!

[@luciagilgsthmrvls]

Soundtrack is literally childhood. So iconic

[@powersthetiddygoblin]

Debateless fact: Funniest moment of this whole video has gotta be "Shark?" "I believe they call it an umbrella... Could be wrong, British may have another name for it."

[@tijasialett3517]

“I believe they call it an umbrella.” Will have me dying for the next few days. Thanks for the laughs.

[@galefromwaterdeep]

As a note - the old corsets were not supposed to strangle you. They were a support garment, and used for function. The ultra tight corset wasn't in fashion for long. Women of all classes, rich and poor, wore corsets daily, and women had to work. Wealthy women, even nobility, weren't sitting around, lounging, and doing nothing. They were running their households - caring for children, mending clothes/linens, keeping up with servants, keeping track of money/accounts, and the list goes on. Being on the edge of fainting all the time would not be conducive to getting things done. Modern corsets however are 100% for appearance, not utility, and are designed to be as tight as you can manage because it's for looking good.

[@angelabryant9766]

The cosplay dedication is glorious, I fucking love this movie man, so much. The sequels eh...not as much, at least the later sequels, but this first one slaps.

[@eugene8910]

Please please please please continue pirates of the caribbean!!!! they're such amazing movies!!! You guys will love them and add even more comedy than is in the films in the first place

[@lightningg252]

POTC was the first PG-13 movie Disney released. So as a kid, that realization, plus witnessing the graphics which are still amazing to this day, was mind blowing.

[@williehughes1690]

Believe it or not but pirates at the time really did have and follow the Code. Jack is 100% within his rights to want revenge on Barbosa for the mutiny. Especially considering all they had to do to put in a new captain instead of Jack is vote on it.

[@RambunctiousMouse]

16:40 I mean, I can't speak for anyone else, but I'm definitely like that with my dogs. I know them both well enough that I can recognize their barks immediately and be able to tell them apart, even though they sound very similar. Even when they're at the dog park and other dogs are barking along with them, I can still tell which one is which without looking. It's crazy how constantly being exposed to a sound will sharpen your ability to recignize a specific one.

[@animallover1404]

"Why is rum gone?"😊😊 Happy 14th Anniversary Cartoon Network's "ADVENTURE TIME" and "SCOOBY-DOO: MYSTERY INCORPORATED" (APRIL 5, 2010) And Happy Birthday and Rest in Peace "AKIRA TORIYAMA" (APRIL 5, 1955)😢😢😢😢 Also, Happy very early 21st Anniversary "PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL" (JULY 9, 2003)

[@user-dj7ju2ce7m]

23:20 they tried that in Mythbusters and failed, as I recall, it turned out you need A LOT of strength to hold that boat under water

[@Phantomgirl222]

I really hope y’all do the rest of the series. ❤

[@SortaStupid]

Patreon already has 1-4 😁

[@Phantomgirl222]

@@SortaStupid I wish I could afford Patreon. Btw Boom you are absolutely hilarious 😂. I love your sense of humor

[@brownstarslots]

3:07 I buried a medallion at my cousin's grave. He was a huge fan of Disney and the ride. I know he would've loved these movies too. Nice seeing those medallions again

[@cronus-kumo]

Honestly one of the best react channels out there. Almost 200k subs still feels like it's way too little for you guys. Love the content!

[@SpacialRend7]

One thing that’s very iconic about the POTC films is the amazing score by Han Zimmer (my favorite music composer btw), especially the theme music the franchise is known for

[@gamemasternintendoo]

How embarrassing is it that Will was kicking ass and taking names during the entire pirate raid, only to be taken out by a scraggly ass pirate with a candlestick? 😊

[@abremacabre8868]

Best surprise ever

[@richardkirkland6805]

It was explained in later movies that Jack's compass doesn't point north, rather it's enchanted to point at whatever it's holder wants most.

[@anbFUSION]

Genuinely in my top 5 movies ever, and such a surprise when it came out. Nobody expected a live action disney movie based on a dumb disneyland ride to have this much love and quality in it

[@prudentilla]

orlando bloom was doing lord of the rings pretty much at the same time. his first movies out of acting school, LOTR and POTC

[@aperson4734]

For a field trip in elementary school they took the class to a remade pirate ship with actual pirate actors they sang and initiated us in. Still the coolest thing I ever experienced

[@arsonexc]

7:26 In all fairness it was set before global warming

[@feathdev]

I like how their idea of lighting things up or making things warm back in the day was just: set that shit on fire. Christmas Tree? Set that shit on fire. Street Light? Set that shit on fire. Feet are cold in bed? SET THAT SHIT ON FUCKING FIRE.

[@mimic1984]

I'm so ready to see you guys watch this series! 💜

[@dennisboone1580]

Ruff has a good pirate look as well.

[@SixFour0391]

"It's like being on twitter, now!" YES!! Hahahah Well done, sir!

[@rowdeemunkee]

Ohhh this one deserves to be watched on the tv, stoned

[@Cypher-pi2ur]

Finally kicking off with one of the most loved films with Captain Jack Sparrow ☠️

[@MrDevintcoleman]

I love that you guys call every ship from this era a “pirate ship” 😂

[@MusingSprite3045]

If it's blocking rain, it's an umbrella. If it's blocking sunlight, it's a Parasol.

[@josc_d._ryu9226]

23:30 wasnt it at that scene that Orlando spoke in the elbish Language from LOTR due too the lak of Oxigen ?

[@ZondaFRoadster]

Erik rocking the Patchy the Pirate getup XD

[@marcushonesty8322]

the row boat under water with an air pocket in it is 100% real and just physics. i cant explain it like a smart person. but when i was at summer camp as a kid, it was on a lake and there were 5 small triangular boats, that if any kid swam all the way across the lake and back they got a free 15-30 minute swim at the end of the day and got to play with the boats. so long story long we did that with the play boats all the time, going under water with an air pocket

[@jamesstutz6907]

The Mythbusters had put this to the test and it is impossible to carry the boat underwater. Watch and find out.

[@marcushonesty8322]

@jamesstutz6907 it's impossible to carry the boat, but the air pocket is real. When i did it as a kid they were small one person boats in chest deep water. But yeah, that's the most unbelievable thing in this movie

[@kunilsen2519]

Not 100% no, but the theory is there. The air pocket is true, but I highly doubt you would be able to get a real rowboat underwater with you😅 I'm not a smart person tho, but I have spent a lot of my early years on an island and by the sea

[@GreenScrapBot]

How would you counteract the buoyancy of the air underwater? It's barely possible to push a beach ball underwater.

[@marcushonesty8322]

@GreenScrapBot like I said idk. When I did it, as a small child in a small boat able to touch the ground and still have half my body out of the water it was possible to hold the boat down because part of it was out of the water. It would only last like a minute. I know it's not humanly possible to hold a row boat under water at the sea floor. But the air pocket is possible because science. I was only saying the air pocket was possible because that's what everyone was questioning

[@mimic1984]

Love to see See-Oh-Knee in particular dressed up for the occasion! ☠️ 🦜 💜

[@iamnerd223]

Fun fact: in the original lore Jack’s first act of thievery was stealing two silver coins. One of them he kept as a memento. The other he traded for a hat.

[@eithnedoyle6007]

I will say this a thousand times. Early 2000's live action disney movies were PEAK cinema. This franchise, national treasure movies, narnia franchise, all the sports movies, they hardly ever missed

[@Luzarioth]

"It's crazy that this movie is so old and looks this good" You have no fucking idea how godlike a certain character in the next 2 movies looks... even compared to todays movies.

[@augustus7975]

This is so unexcepted, but such a great surprise!

[@mrsfahrenheit]

„shark?" „I believe they call it an umbrella“ hahah😂😂😂 btw I love how you guys actually film videos together as of recently ! Love to see y'all together❤ edit and btw did you guys know that Jack Sparrow is supposed to have Syphilis ? That's why he has that wound on the side of his face over the cause of he movies and his characteristic eccentric behaviour.

[@G1NZOU]

The in unison taking off the hats is what made me subscribe.

[@sablestormbreak3541]

as I once commented on a Historian's react when she said about the corset thing, that there is an in universe explanation that it is a brand new fashion, and so they wouldn't know how to actually know how to lace it properly.

[@comicallycorrect4042]

Fun little theory, At the end, when Jack fell off the cliff during his "You will always remember this as the day-" speech, it was in fact a carefully calculated action, meant to imitate the way he knew Elizabeth had fallen from there, to help him avoid the sharp rocks at the bottom the same way she did.

[@harrison4473]

44:02 That slap was actually completely improvised by Johnny Depp. The actor was supposed to let him go as he walked but forgot to, so Johnny slapped him to let go

[@seanratcliffmusic]

PIRAAAAAAAAATEEEE BILLYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cheshirekat528]

4:38 😂 “Lift & separate, solidarity.” ✊you just got a new subscriber! Loved that!!!

[@DXDragon38]

Johnny Depp absolutely nails his role as Jack Sparrow! The character was MEANT for him, like Deadpool and Ryan Reynolds.

[@AbsentDrawnn]

this reaction channel has been watching so many things from my childhood. this is amazing and the outfits are on point! LOVE IT!

[@franciscojaviermendezrinco1902]

The part of filling the cannons with anything is effective. The gunpowder is what launches everything, just like unlike a cannonball which causes a lot of damage in a single spot, the objects will scatter like a shotgun shot making smaller holes.

[@CaptainFirespitter]

Grapeshot was a hell of an amazing thing! 😁

[@michellehawk282]

Honestly this entire Soundtrack is so amazing. Hans Zimmer is a genius for creating this entire movie score. Probably my favorite piece of work he ever did.

[@karabelle221]

Bed warmers were used to warm the bed BEFORE you got in it - they are dangerous, so you weren’t meant to be in the bed at the same time as the hot thing.

[@cemiller]

'Nah turn 'round Jinbei!' Had to back up and make sure i heard right XD

[@jamesstutz6907]

Remember this day that you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow.

[@sabrinaduckett5057]

AAAHHHH I'm so excited y'all are watching this film series, you will NOT regret it, I promise!!! Also, Ruff pulls off this look SO well

[@Francis...]

One of you looks like the pirate from Spongebob but I won't tell which one.

[@TabbyQ.9563]

Historical corsets, when worn correctly, are incredibly comfortable. They are very supportive and can do wonders for an aching back. They are meant to reshape your squishy bits. If it hurts to wear one, you are probably trying to reshape a body that doesn't have enough squishy bits to reshape. Basically, corsets are not as effective on skinny girls.