FIRST TIME WATCHING * Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl * MOVIE REACTION

[@greendalf123]

Early 2000’s: Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean… We had an awesome childhood.

[@calmdownbeavis7039]

Dude. This. I'll be 27 soon. I remember as a kid taking all of this in, and still growing up on the classics. Can't wait to show these to my sons when they grow up!

[@di3486]

I had an awesome early 20s😂

[@SarahLandry577]

Right?? Literally my whole childhood. Amazing!

[@dicekolev5360]

Well, depends if you are fantasy fan, I'm 34 now and never watched Harry Potter or LOTR simply because they are still not my cup of tea. My childhood were all the Bruchkeimer movies (Pirates being one of them) ;D

[@lars2894]

Here's to hoping 2024 is going be better year of films than the previous 4 years

[@tortoiseoflegends4466]

For how they're underwater at 25:20, it's pretty simple. Air is lighter than water so it goes up, which is why you see bubbles rise when there's air underwater. When it's in an airtight container like the boat, it can't escape so it just stays there. The unrealistic part is that the air and the woods naturally buoyancy would be pushing up so hard that there's no way two humans would be strong enough to hold the boat underwater; they'd just float to the surface. You can test it at home. Just put an empty glass underwater with the opening facing down. The inside of the glass will be dry. Tilt it to the side and you'll see bubbles escape. Science, bitch.

[@njmenaceify]

SYMBOLISMS

[@emoharalampiev1590]

​@@njmenaceifySciencebolism

[@Dusk.EighthLegion]

Mythbusters did a bit on it, I vaguely remember someone saying if they'd attached a bunch of weights to the upturned boat, it would have been a viable way of sneaking onto ships. I'm fairly certain they also said they would asphyxiate long before they got anywhere near the ship but hey...Science, bitch.

[@AdamNisbett]

It all just depends on how much air and how heavy the boat. The amount of force they’d have to provide to hold the boat down is based on the difference between the weight of the boat and the weight of the water that the boat and air pocket displace.

[@emoharalampiev1590]

@@Dusk.EighthLegion really I don't remember anything of the sort when I was watching the mythbusters thing, I mean I feel there have to be A LOT of weight not any amount that would be reasonably realistic. And don't think air would be an issue, there's air at least like for 20 minutes in there.

[@Dillpicks95]

Jack Sparrow will forever be Johnny Depp’s most iconic character ever he just nails the role so beautifully.

[@azazello1784]

His most iconic character is Glen from nightmare on Elm street.

[@Pingkonk]

@@azazello1784Ehm ye no

[@itsthatmemelowell]

He IS Jack Sparrow,no one can ever play him as perfect as Depp

[@azazello1784]

@@itsthatmemelowell Jim Carrey could have played Jack Sparrow better.

[@allip2modsaresimpingdiscor284]

@@azazello1784worst movie opinion known to man goes to you 🏆

[@wackyvorlon]

One thing I like is the fact that Norrington actually isn’t a bad guy. It speaks a lot to his character that he accepted Elizabeth’s rejection so well.

[@LA_HA]

It seems to me that they're forgetting (or maybe don't know) that this is a Disney family movie based on a very popular family ride at Disney parks. There's No way it was going to be too dark, gruesome, or anything like that. There are plenty of options if you want blood and guts, violence, bad endings, and reality in media about pirates -- who were/are nothing like the romanticized versions in most films and TV shows (like Errol Flynn movies or the One Piece series). Many were extremely brutal, violent, and psychotic. There's a real reason they were hunted and killed on sight

[@paratus04]

@@LA_HAThere’s actually an allusion to that nastiness in this script. Another poster pointed out after Barbosa cuts Elizabeth’s hand and she says, “That’s it?” He replies “Waste not want not”. Barbosa expected to be fully alive again and there’s a (nasty) reason why it would be a “waste” to kill Elizabeth.

[@LA_HA]

@@paratus04 Exactly

[@pyrettablaze86]

He's actually a very genuinely good man and not to spoil anything but I adore his character development in the trilogy but wish very much ut had ended differently for him...

[@bluelight17]

Yeah, i never felt he was supposed to be a villain, just an antagonist. He was the definition of "doing his job", but in the end understood he doesn't have to be so strict and closeminded about it.

[@SimpleGroke]

Captain Jack Sparrow isn’t drunk all the time. He walks with his “sea-legs”. A walk necessary to walk on the rolling and pitching ship. Notice that he walks “drunk” on land but perfectly normal on ships.

[@DerkleineTrojaner]

Nonsense. He's the only one who does this and there are many sailors in this movie. It doesn't seem to affect the navy. Also he IS drunk a lot. They did this because it adds to his character, there's no further logic behind it.

[@VelkanAngels]

He walks the same way on land, though...

[@MuppetsSh0w]

@@DerkleineTrojaner Take that stick out of your ass

[@Revytwohands-io6du]

@@DerkleineTrojaner because he spend most of life on ships hence he only walks like that on land not on ships

[@bajjanitor]

One of the greatest little idiosyncratic features in any movie character.

[@darrowofyomama]

"this is johnny depp escaping from amber heard in court" "ashkan." LMAO pls never change

[@asabovesobelow7461]

The best 😂😂

[@michaelbriefs9764]

Hannah's right. The sequels bring in more of the "pathos" and darker-scenarios and the first installment of the franchise is more fun and "happy-ending". Plus, I think the reason that Jack Sparrow had a "easy" get away is because Elizabeth, the daughter of the Governor and the beloved of Admiral Norrington, was in cahoots with Will and Jack. She, basically, bought their freedom, at least at that moment. Obviously, Norrington is going to go after Jack 1 day later but for now he's been allowed to escape. Norrington has a grudging respect for Jack and he wants Elizabeth to be happy, at the end of the day. He's a good man.

[@TheConnonedrum]

You have to also remember this is a disney franchise as well.

[@3twelve206]

32:15 This movie is the perfect example of “they don’t make em like they used to”

[@do0ranfrump260]

They got lucky. They didn't even know that it was going to be this big a hit.

[@BHSRugby1999]

⁠​⁠@@do0ranfrump260 Then they made like 4 more full feature films off its success, which are clearly substandard, but still brought in like $4.5 billion dollars worldwide as a film series. Not including residual alternative income streams. I had low expectations in 2003 when this film came out. Based on a Disney ride, which was based on elements from old Disney film adaptations of novels from Stevenson and Barrie, and other tales of pirates, which were more fantasy than history. I remember thinking, this can’t be any good. They somehow managed to pull it off with this film. The rest of the films failed to recapture the novelty of this film, or were outright crap. But did I watch them? Yeah I did. It wasn’t supposed to work, but it did. Capitalism at it’s finest.

[@merenwen4495]

@@do0ranfrump260They didn’t get lucky. They did a fantastic job and that’s why it was so successful. They probably would have won a decent amount of oscars if it wasn’t for Return of the King sweeping that year.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

Pure movie magic. This movie was on top of the world as a kid, still remember absolutely everyone talking about it.

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

I feel like nobody saw it coming either. I think pretty much everyone in the world expected a movie based on a theme park ride to just be garbage. I think I even remember having the conversation and not believing the person who said it was good. Like, no, you must be mistaken, that's a movie based on a ride. It can't be good.

[@godssss42]

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoateveryone i knew agreed the trailer was amazing. although that didn’t eliminate all skepticism, it made a big difference

[@againes.1]

I love the comparison of Jack to Bellatrix. Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter work so well together. I highly recommend Sweeney Todd to see them together (with the added bonus of Alan Rickman)!

[@FrostbiteDigital]

Corpse Bride too! They were the main leads in that one!

[@Premoguys]

I saw this movie when i was a kid and i fell in love with those characters, dreaming for years and years of being a pirate and roaming the seas. Years later, i found myself in Somalia with a bunch of friends kidnapping people for a living. Never give up on your dreams folks!

[@nileshchavan6251]

😅😅😅

[@matheuskeunecke1335]

Bro leave Captain Phillips alone

[@matejsvoboda5676]

Best coment here

[@mattgarrett2583]

Avoid the read sea. The US has warships and drone attacks there atmo. Send me some gold though for the tip, but keep it under your hat, no one knows this info.

[@Ismail-sl3th]

Lol as a Somali I hate you for this comment but I can’t help but laugh😂😂😂 ps. Are u Eric Cartman

[@michaelo77]

Deep has openly admitted that he based Jack Sparrow partially on Keith Richards.

[@kevthajum]

Explains why Richards plays his father then.

[@arkain1]

"Admitted" insinuates guilt. He acknowledged, or revealed, or confirmed.

[@Bully_who_made_goblin_Jr_cry]

The peak

[@Rosie-ij3on]

I thought he was based on Adam Ant 😄

[@doomburger8433]

@@arkain1 1.confess to be true or to be the case, typically with reluctance. typically isnt absolute. So reluctance isnt guaranteed, let alone guilt. "I must admit, that burrito was better than I expected." (normal) "I must acknowledge/reveal/confirm, that burrito was better than I expected." (weird)

[@Pxtwny_chill]

Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt's score is an excellent example of how integral music is in film making. Everything about this movie is iconic!

[@Janszimmer1997]

Hans Zimmer is a musical great. Pure genius

[@thiagogaspar00]

In the end, the commodore understands that Jack saved the day and respects that, so he frees him... he also understands that Elizabeth likes men of character and freeing them in the end would make her admire him more, giving him chances with her

[@drlee2]

LOL Yeah, just because he's a bit smug and overconfident doesn't equate to him being without some actual humanity. He's obviously in love with Elizabeth and wants what's best for her. Sometimes, I watch reactions and the first impression of a character just stays with them throughout the movie, even when there's some actual nuance and more to the character than just the surface.

[@axr7149]

Believe it or not, this movie earned Johnny Depp his first ever Oscar nomination for Best Actor. Lost to Sean Penn for the Clint Eastwood-directed MYSTIC RIVER. He has been nominated 2 other times since then for FINDING NEVERLAND (2004) and SWEENEY TODD (2007) respectively. Do not miss FINDING NEVERLAND.

[@siggilinde5623]

I love Sweeny Todd but Finding Neverland is outstandingly brilliant👍👍👍

[@lizetteolsen3218]

Lovely movie.

[@transarang]

Johnny Depp or Bill Murray should've won Oscar that year (2004), Sean Penn in Mystic River was laughable and overrated. And how JD's not nominated for his performance in Black Mass is beyond me.

[@axr7149]

@@transarang To be fair Penn was so overdue a win at that point (it was his 4th Best Actor nomination), not to mention the fact that the category usually favors actors in a film nominated for Best Picture (which MYSTIC RIVER was nominated for but didn't win thanks to facing the LOTR: RETURN OF THE KING juggernaut (Clint Eastwood would incidentally end up winning Best Director and Best Picture the very next year for MILLION DOLLAR BABY)). The fact that Johnny Depp even got nominated for PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN was a huge miracle in and of itself given the genre bias.

[@thisishowthetruthdies684]

Depp wasn't acting drunk. He was trying to portray how a man who spent all his time at sea on a rocking ship would feel imbalanced on land.

[@timhilton7254]

Walking under water with the boat... they actually did test that on Mythbusters. It's not possible. It was 100% movie magic.

[@marcusfridh8489]

The idea was that it would work as a diving bell, a boat like that i far too wide to work. A diving bell needs to be narrow and as tall or a little taller than the diver. Just like a bell or even a tall drinking glass.

[@sathvamp1]

I would guess the only reason it's not possible is because it would take too much force to get the air pushed to that depth (?). Because if you submerge a cup upside down in a bathtub, it CAN hold the air in that position. But it takes pushing to get it down to a depth.

[@bajjanitor]

Only if you assume the boat is made out of wood. ;)

[@spookyboilanny8842]

One of the reasons I love these movies is because of how well the antagonists are written. I don't even like to consider them "villains" because all of them have so much character and relatability. Commodore Norrington, objectively speaking, is just a man trying to do his job. He is framed as the foil to the protagonists but is never cruel or malicious. Even when he is beaten he takes it gracefully, accepting his mistake of underestimating Jack at the beginning, and even letting Elizabeth go when he realizes she will not be happy if they marry. Then at the other end of the spectrum we have Hector Barbossa. It would have been so easy to make him a generic "evil pirate" but instead the writers took the time and effort to really make you understand the cruelty of the curse he has to live with. He may have been a criminal, but he was still human. It always really stuck with me how he had the apple in his hand in his final scene. After all that he had been through, he wanted the first thing he experienced with his regained humanity to be a bite of his favorite fruit. And he valued that one little apple more than all the treasures he had piled under his feet.

[@MarkJackson916UK]

You need to watch the rest of them. Pirates 1-3 are absolutely amazing

[@Cadinho93]

This is such a great movie and Jack Sparrow is one of the best movie characters of all time. You may know this already, but Johnny Depp dresses up as Jack Sparrow and visits sick kids in children's hospitals and stuff. He's been doing that for years, which I think is really cool. Also, you guys got to watch the whole franchise. People say the first three are the best, but being a Johnny Depp fan and just liking pirates, I like all of five of them.

[@artsysabs]

Also he’s dressed up in character and gone to the PoTC ride in Disney. So fun!

[@Pink.andahalf]

Didn't he have to stop doing that once Disney fired him? Life's unfair sometimes.

[@TheBombasticFatRat]

Its a good movie but doesnt contribute to the overall story at all. 1-3 are about Will and Elizabeth's love story. 5 was both a continuation and conclusion to that storyline. Number 4 is like a buffer movie that just focusses on Jack. The only thing that actually has an impact is Barbossa losing his leg, but even that happens off-screen and its never again brought up in the sequels. @ericturner4857 Plus it was arguable the weakest villain of the series. I love the actor but Blackbeard was insanely predictable. They went from 3 movies where the villains are crews of unkillable pirates (be it ghost or fish people) to a group of regular humans, only 2 of whom are unkillable. It's a direct downgrade. Alas I still quite like the movie, but only when I watch it on its own. If I'm doing a marathon, I can comfortably skip number 4 without having missed anything important for the 5th.

[@TheBombasticFatRat]

@ericturner4857 if you read my comment I literally agree with you, I simply explained why people don't like it. Don't be an ass if you can't be bothered to read my comment

[@infin8um]

​@@Pink.andahalfno.. he still has a copy of the costume and visits sick kids. Disney seems to have no problem with it

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

One of my favorite parts of this movie is when Will and Jack are dueling the music matches up with the blades making contact. It’s so satisfying

[@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457]

14:19 The air was trapped inside the boat. What isn't realistic is not that you could have a pocket of air this way and not drown inside of it, you could, what isn't realistic is that the air would push upwards and you would need a really heavy weight to pull the boat down and keep it underwater.

[@ThePsychoAnon]

Probably about 2 tonnes. Also compressed air is nearly impossible to breathe in that situation.

[@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457]

@@ThePsychoAnon Yeah, good point.

[@crawdaddy1234]

9:24 The mannerisms of Jack Sparrow are based off of Keith Richards combined with someone who had sun poisoning (due to being exposed for several days while marooned).

[@velvet_thunder1835]

I legit laughed out loud so fkn hard when they were under water with the boat. "You dont know what youre talking about" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Br0nto5aurus]

The first three are a perfect trilogy with plenty of story. Such a good watch.

[@CrispyChips007]

When ash doesn't try too get a symbolism he comes up with the best ones ever, but my lord the harder he tries the worse they get 😂❤

[@andybricks576]

Agreed 100%

[@HeavenlyDemonicEmperor]

And that's why we love watching him with it bullshits 😂😂

[@Campkrew5]

6:45 is such a PRIME example that Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter duo in movies so often that people are associating them in separate films. They have been in 7 hit films together

[@ACinemafanatic]

I love the trilogy but for some reason dead men’s chest is my personal favorite it’s a lot of fun

[@itsWindlaz]

the way jack sparrow walks very weird its called "Sea legs". his legs are used to the motion of ships in water, so he looks normal on a ship and off balance on land. u can notice throughout the movies.

[@povilasmarveloustv3810]

The reason why Barbosa died was because Jack shot him while he was in "alive" form outside of a moonlight. So the bullet hole/wound was still there when the curse was lifted.

[@lilscenechick1995]

I don’t think that’s why. Will’s blood was already spilled. I think they just got lucky that the Curse didn’t require the gold to physically return to the Chest. Will intended on returning it. It’s magic. If they all perished from their injuries sustained while undead, I think all of them would drop dead. Including Jack because Barbosa ran him through with a sword.

[@anitelufalemei4200]

@@lilscenechick1995most likely Will dropped the coins while barbosa was still “affected” by the bullet. That’s it. AND it’s just one of those movie things for cool effect lol.

[@bcross9109]

I heard an argument made that it's the fact the bullet was still in his heart when he was re-alived (doesn't explain the blood so much, but hey, cinema)

[@lilscenechick1995]

@@bcross9109 That’s a good theory. I mean when it comes down to it, it was just theatrics. The dramatic timing of Barbosa realizing Will lifted the curse at the exact moment he was shot. For the record, I’m not here to argue or make people feel bad for thinking differently.

[@3twelve206]

18:42 Ash this is why the entire world would look to Hollywood as the gold standard for cinema. It’s how American entertainment culture dominated the world. Now Hollywood is a shell of what it once was. The 2000s will be remembered as one of the golden eras of cinema

[@dandan4092]

“A shell of what it once was” is being kind

[@MUZICxCENTRAL]

how can you say that after the amazing year of cinema we've just had? Movies are alive and well!

[@ruthsaunders9507]

@@MUZICxCENTRAL The mid 90's to the mid 2000's had some of the best movies ever. We often wondered how good the movies would be today since they were so good then. Never expected such an awful crash.

[@dinsism]

This has to be one of my favorite films period. Hans Zimmer score is amazing.

[@SebastianBeckerPhoto]

Fun fact, Johnny Depp actually wrote most of his own lines. The original script had a very different, much more different character in mind, but Depp was like, nah, trust me I know what this character needs.

[@sammylane21]

"You best start believing in ghosts stories Ms. Turner.... you're in one", I love that line!

[@Seraph318]

Glad you enjoyed this one, looking forward to seeing the reactions for the follow-up movies! #2 is one of my favorites!

[@sophiecooper1824]

Please react to all the pirates of the caribbean movies

[@bryondavis2173]

Hannah has a better grasp on the Pirates franchise after 1 film than Ash ever will

[@3twelve206]

37:56 imagine that the quality of filmmaking in this era was so good that this movie’s screenplay was considered pretty B+ at the time

[@markygstar1748]

How have you never watched this masterpiece

[@shummish]

Thats what I wanna know

[@graham2424]

Captain Jack is the real OG

[@dopey685]

That monkey smile wasn't in the script, it accidentally smiled at the perfect time when Barbosa said "we named the monkey Jack"

[@jlog1c]

It's so funny you were calling Mythbusters to test that underwater boat gag. THEY DID! It's on a "Pirate Special" episode where they tested it. I won't spoil it but you should check it out!

[@kingofwaffles13]

first saw this movie when it came out at an old school drive-in by the woods. seeing the skeleton scenes as a kid at night in that atmosphere is one of my favourite memories that I'll die with.

[@Firefax]

I had a small part in this movie (as well as the third one, At World's End). In this one, I was one of Jack's Crew. I'm usually standing next to or near Zoe Saldaña (big, bald guy with orange shirt). We - Jack's Crew - filmed off and on at the studio for four months and went to the Caribbean for six weeks. Total blast. Easily the most fun I've ever had working on a movie.

[@elizabethoboril938]

You guys are going to love this movie! This whole franchise is so much fun! Davey Jones is one of the coolest Disney characters ever created. Love that Bill Nighy voices him.

[@shawnspencer8766]

Agreed, Bill Nighy is fantastic in these movies.

[@jen-a-purr]

Johnny Depp has been in so so many films. Good films. Great films. But there’s always that one role, that one character portrayal that you’re forever known for & Cpt Jack Sparrow is that character for Johnny Depp.

[@SwitchTalkChannel]

'Why is the rum gone?!' Best line ever.

[@TheThetaMan]

35:10-35:12 She called that man "Bootleg Bill" 😂😂😂😂😂 Lmfao!!!!!

[@gabriellynch2764]

This movie has the perfect combination of action, humor and actually still having meaning to it. It's fun and funny but it's also deeper than that.

[@movieman175]

blockbuster movies back in the early 2000s could still have themes and heart to them as well as being spectacles and funny. Not to say movies like that don't exist anymore but so many big summer blockbuster movies now just feel so soulless.

[@mrh3578]

I’ve seen this movie about 10 times. Still holds up. What a fun time. 🎉🎉🎉

[@LJMiho]

Ash, please do react to the rest of the *_Pirates Of The Caribbean_* movie series. You will not be disappointed! Captain Jack Sparrow is a damn *LEGEND!*

[@ineptgamer3814]

Top film, thanks for sharing guys...! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@elfhchan]

Commodore James Norrington's character was a very fair man. Yes he disliked pirates and he wanted nothing else than to see them either hanged or behind bars but in Jack Sparrow's case he saw how able he was, how much he appreciated his crew and his position as Captain and he could sympathise with that. Same thing with Will, he saw how valuable his skills were but most importantly he saw him as the one guy Elizabeth chose, he would do anything for her even let the man who humiliated him run free. His character is often overlooked in the movies because you have such wonderful people to dote on but James Norrington is a very complex and deep-routed persona, he deserves the praise and Jack Davenport did such a fantastic job portraying him.

[@TheDrake96]

14:30 The Mythbusters actually did test this movie myth. It's BUSTED, they would not have the strength/weight to hold that much air under water without the boat being lifted up and being seen.

[@williamreely3455]

You are the most entertaining couple on YT! "This is why we need a corset!!!" I fucking died 💀😂

[@andersbrurok1125]

The reason that Jack Sparrow runs like he’s wasted is because he is so accustomed to a ship that he is in a permanent state of sea legs😂😂

[@warkentien2]

14:22: Air bubbles up to the surface and can easily be trapped. DIY: Just put some napkin at the bottom of a cup, flip it upside down, and push it straight down into a bucket of water (or sink, or tub). Pull it back out and the napkin will be dry. This is why there are air pockets in underwater caves.

[@siggilinde5623]

😂 I saw this about 10 times in cinema and countless of times on DVD❤ I know it by heart, word for word, but it never gets boring

[@fayebell4716]

My sister had a huge crush on Johnny Depp at the time(she was 12), we literally saw this movie 11x that summer 😅

[@KSDVLmom]

Wow i can't believe you haven't see PIRATES. Ash is gonna fall in love with Captain Jack

[@CrispyChips007]

BTW ash mythbusters DID do an episode on walking the boat under water and they found that it is possible too breath (air pocket) and walk under water like that with a boat but it's impossible for two men too be able too hold it down with all that air in the boat lifting it bavk too the surface. So that ruled it as BUSTED

[@babyfry4775]

The ride Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyworld/Disneyland is older than the movie so they put scenes from the ride in the movie. I was laughing at that. Such a fun movie and Johnny Depp is so good. He said he patterned his movements after Keith Richards from The Rolling Stones.

[@Letsreallybefrank]

Ash “ you don’t know what you’re talking about” Hannah “oh”

[@isaiahmetz1341]

This franchises in the top 5 out of my favorites. And Keira Knightley as Elizabeth has to be up there as my top crush of a character🙈

[@SirPaladin]

it's a MIRACLE this even got made, let alone turned out as good as it did. Studio head at the time Michael Eisner tried to cancel the project several times and HATED Johnny Depp's portrayal in particular (Eisner's choice for the lead was MATTHEW MCCONAUGHEY). He was convinced the movie would flop & Depp would be responsible. It wound up being their biggest earning project of the year & Depp earned an OSCAR NOMINATION. So, take note- NEVER listen to the studio executives.

[@a_fine_edition2746]

Especially Eisner. That guy was the epitome of train wrecks.

[@pyrettablaze86]

Watching you both fall in love with Jack Sparrow like I did at age 17 when I first laid eyes in the theater. I HAD to do a cosplay and my friend who helped me with my costume realized she wasn't just into Jack but she was into ME and we dated for over 2 years.

[@LadyGreensleeves33]

Johnny Depp improvs A LOT of Jack's lines actually through this series 😂 Also, the same writers also co-wrote Disney's Aladdin. This has been my favorite movie of all time since its release.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Norrington was never a bad guy. He was just a product of his time and doing his job. Morals and honor are really his core values which is why he pardond Will and gave Jack a head start. Theyre not bad guys and he knows and honors that. Jack is still a pirate tho, so he _must_ chase him. Its the moral thing to do.

[@jayconant3816]

These first 3 are great because the cast interaction works vell well together ,after the first 3 not so great

[@siggilinde5623]

True. But the 4th one has its moments. The 5th one was horrible. Even Johnnys acting was...well...not as it usually is (which is understandable imo) but they changed his hole backstory etc... The writers messed up completely in the last one

[@Marco250T]

Please do more of these pirates films. I just finished watching this with you two. If you enjoyed this one, you'll enjoy the others. Please.

[@justinpeck6015]

I got to disagree with you again. The ending isn't disappointing. You always get to hung up on the ending. This story is a Trilogy. You'll understand by the end. And don't just watch the first 3, watch them all

[@jordanreedus5418]

When are you guys watching the others? Or are they on Patreon?

[@tylerpike954]

Dead Man’s Chest when?

[@paolaashe2474]

LOL! This has got to be the best reaction video to this movie I’ve seen yet! Love your vibe. Subbed.

[@sarah-zv8ld]

this movie is such a delight it was so nice to see ash and hannah reacting to it for the first time

[@johnsmith9205]

You can try the boat thing with an empty jar and a bigger vessel of water. Turn the jar upside-down and check if you can keep dry something taped at the bottom of the jar, while inserting the jar into the vessel of water.

[@DecSteele]

Someone no doubts said this but Johnny has personally dressed up as jack and visited so many kids in hospital, that man didn’t deserve to have his personal troubles live streamed everywhere during that trial 💔

[@pandapropsncostumes]

100% true. He will often do this on short notice and just put on a show. He did this in my city and my friends kid was in the hospital at the time and had a great visit. Jack / Johnny was so considerate of each kid and their needs. I get he's had his fair share of troubles and demons but the guy has a big heart.

[@KngOfTheBlind]

Ash - Not EVERYTHING is symbolism. "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar."

[@officialzeroninja]

Yall have to react to at least the next 2 movies in the series

[@Jembery]

You guys need to carry on with these movies!!!!

[@bradleycharlesworth8745]

This one was one of the best ones in the franchise. Johnny Depp plays Jack Sparrow very well.

[@jerrisgilbert5256]

Myth busters did the boat underwater air pocket thingy It works in principle, and it’s easy to see how: get a cup, turn it upside down, and try to shove it under water. The air has nowhere to go and stays in the cup. As for two men holding it a boat full of air underwater, ain’t no way. The force of the water trying to rise up is far too much for two men to handle

[@JB-nc7yk]

It’s amazing how good the CGI was on this 20+ year old movie compared to the CGI now. It’s like the technology has gone backwards. I watched Jungle Cruise (2021) which is another film based on a Disney theme park ride, and was pissed at how bad the CGI was. It’s ridiculous.

[@di3486]

Technology has made movie making “ lazy”.

[@redjaredits]

The second and third are fantastic as well. The trilogy as a whole is so much fun and so epic.

[@jobinmcgooch]

This franchise is awesome. Captain Jack Sparrow along with the other characters and world that’s introduced in this movie are so fun. Can’t wait for y’all to react to the sequel, it’s my favorite 🤘🏽

[@morganmhancock]

14:34 we also just had a necklace send friggin brain waves 🤣

[@drockherb2073]

Plot points of the character were all there but everything that makes Jack sparrow came from Johnny Depp all the dialogue the prancing everywhere he goes, it’s just so good I’m still praying we get another POTC with JD 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@sathvamp1]

4:55 - "How many coffees have you had?" - I WAS ABOUT TO ASK THAT SAME QUESTION lol!!

[@char_lizard8440]

Can y'all do the second film now

[@ChrisCloudStaringAtFire]

At the time of the first Pirates, Hans Zimmer was working on several projects, including composing the scores for The Last Samurai, The Ring, and The Road to Perdition. His busy schedule made it challenging for him to dedicate all his time to the Pirates of the Caribbean score, leading to his collaboration with Klaus Badelt. Hans Zimmer co-composed the music with Klaus Badelt because they were both part of the same music production company, Media Ventures. Zimmer, who was busy with other projects at the time, enlisted Badelt to collaborate on some of the tracks to ensure the film's music was completed on schedule. I bet this is why Hans used some ideas from Gladiator.

[@slavnat8446]

A good movie i'd recommend is "Dog Soldiers". Probably the best and most iconic werewolf movie.

[@DystOptimist]

Before Johnny got dropped there was a fan theory that Witty Jack was an avatar of the Trickster God...which makes sense given his relationship with Calypso.

[@Stormed95]

“You’re not even there with a bra strap yet” sent me 😂 You guys are hilarious

[@JackSmith-tx5il]

I absolutely love watching these two. Easily by a mile my favourite on YT. This channel needs to grow and I hope it does. Both so real

[@justtrustash]

Love you mate ❤️

[@espressogirl68able]

I just figured it out... Ash is Tim Roth's Persian cousin.

[@scottisitt]

This was a Disney movie, based on a Disneyland ride. So yes, it's going to be a "joyful" movie. Also, it was not going to be a franchise, but because it did so well, sequels were made. Hope you watch the next two. 🙂

[@Unhinged_Pegasus69]

You guys have to watch the sequels!

[@FunnyCrazyProduction]

Missing the scene at the end of the film - we see Captain Barbossa laying where he fell when Jack shot him - Jack the monkey - grabs a coin and becomes the undead monkey!

[@richardbeaton7324]

For the drunk thing , Yeah there's a bit of that but he also has spent his life at sea so always has sea legs. :) Great reaction can't wait for more !

[@placebo5466]

Barbosa is such a good character. "You best start believing in ghost stories Ms. Turner, you're in one." Iconic.

[@slycooperfox5050]

So ready for this series... Love y'all's reactions. Since I found you, been one of my top go to channels for reactions! As far as the shows poll, I commented there, but Arcane would be an amazing show you guys to watch. I really think you would love it. Also The Walking Dead could be good for y'all as well. Looking forward to future content Ash! Let's get some symbolisms goin