PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST (2006) MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING

Welcome to my first-time watching as we react to Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006). The spectacular follow up to 2003s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. This has been such a fun experience so far! The worldbuilding, lore, set pieces and memorable performances were all top notch!
In "Dead Man's Chest," Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) finds himself on a quest to settle his debt with the legendary Davy Jones (Bill Nighy). Jack, Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), and Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) return as they navigate treacherous waters, encounter mythical sea creatures, and face the notorious Flying Dutchman.
This film was filled with thrilling action sequences, stunning visual effects, and unforgettable characters. The biggest surprise though was that heart-pounding Kraken attack sequence. We also got some epic sword fights that double down on the epic swashbuckling fun we loved in the first film.
We hope that you enjoy our reactions, commentary and review as we discuss the fantastic score, great action sequences, our amazement with the CGI and how the entire "Flying Dutchman" crew looked and why we believe Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest is a worthy follow up that keeps the spirit that we enjoyed from the first film while trying new things.
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[@OfficialMediaKnights]

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[@SSRB1992]

Did you know that there is a after credit scene?

[@erickfigueroa8635]

Did you guys know that there were two scenes that weren’t in script: the first one was where Depp was singing the Jar 🫙 of Dirt 🪨 and Orlando Bloom turned his head to the director and at the end where everyone sees Barbosa 🐒 again they didn’t know he was coming back.

[@jamesplunkett8912]

Wait till you see Pirates ☠️ of the Caribbean At World's End. It's better than Dead Man's Chest.

[@showbizz7539]

Great reaction. Now it's time for the next one!! At Worlds End

[@jjjones8609]

The “black pearl” is stationed in wa state. Used to be harbored in Olympia as for wooden boat days prior to the movies.

[@cabbage_cat]

the fact that most modern movies can't compete with 2006 Davy Jones CGI

[@youtubewontletme]

They could... It's just that they exploit the artists nowadays. Not paid enough, not time enough. They use cgi for too many things, they can't put any love in it. It's like when handcrafted things got ran over by manufactured products. Got cheaper, got more, but quality doesn't give as much profit. It is sad. This movie is evidence of what happens when you respect the arts and artists.

[@xDamage69]

@@youtubewontletme thats the cope of the industry, maybe ppl arent as good as they think they are

[@JH-il4nv]

@@xDamage69 I think it's more retarded directors not knowing how to correctly implement it with too many reshoots and them not knowing how to shoot a film making it impossible for CGI artists to even have a chancce of making something look decent

[@Skye_Writer]

@@youtubewontletme You are 100% correct. Now studios rush the work too much and they don't pay the artists what their work is worth. It's why the SFX industry is trying so hard to get unionized like the writers and directors did. As long as studio bosses can get away with demanding more work than what they originally asked for, they will.

[@MrEmiosk]

Because its only the head they made cgi.

[@phoenix00717]

I guess the cast member's reactions were real because they were never told that Geoffrey Rush would come back as Captain Barbossa

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

No way!? That is awesome. They were as surprised as we were then 😄

[@helenkan]

​@@OfficialMediaKnights they were told that it would be Anamaria from the first movie if I'm not mistaken 😅

[@kriswilson7245]

​@@OfficialMediaKnightsSorry O/T ,just by chance I just saw a video of Miss Denise singing on stage ! I had NO idea you were also a fantastic singer ! I am so hoping that you guys make your own film some day.

[@alexflorea4879]

​@@kriswilson7245Where did you saw that movie of her singing?

[@gojibomb9245]

​@@kriswilson7245where??? No way!

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

God, I will never get over how great the CGI on Davy Jones looks. Looks realistic, but still allows the actor to portray a vast array of emotions.

[@pkmntrainerian1092]

1:03:55 Will's and Elizabeth's reactions to Jack's "I got a jar of dirt" were Orlando's and Keira's real reaction on set because Johnny Depp made that line up on the spot, and the director decided to leave it in

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Love it when they use takes like these!

[@georgeosfp523]

@@OfficialMediaKnights Actually it wasn oly the line that Jack made up. His fall wasnt on the script either. He stumbled and fell for real and u can see the surprise in Orlando's and Kira's faces.

[@gogyoo]

I love that line. Only bested by "The world's just the same; there's just less in it."

[@shainewhite2781]

It won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects!

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

No wonder! The VFX are phenomenal!

[@gokulsiriah7941]

This movie truly changed cinematography,vfx and soundtracks in Hollywood Still remember watching it in the theatres, it was truly magical, and we had never seen CGI like this before

[@rickymoranjr9609]

Johnny & Orlando will always be the dynamic duo of these 3 movies

[@SSRB1992]

Orlando can be more than just a dynamic duo. He also can be a dynamic trio. Viggo Mortensen and John Rhys-Davies. These guys won't let me lie.

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@@SSRB1992 good point

[@ImigcoboTunyiswa]

I love the “respect” of Elizabeth and William about the fact he is CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow 😂 I just found it funny

[@jkramer302]

Fun fact! Davey Jones is entirely CGI mocap! Watching behind the scenes footage of Bill Nighy playing Jones is fantastic.

[@terrylandess6072]

I've always appreciated how certain British actors with such unique voices and speech patterns become 1st class entertainers. Alan Rickman was another great example.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

He gave a great performance and made sure Davy Jones was unforgettable!

[@nathaliemelissa96]

Including his hat and clothes. I always keep forgetting that. It's so amazing! ❤ Why can't CGI still look as good as in this film?!

[@unicornhuntercg]

@@nathaliemelissa96 Because nowadays CGI is used extensively for anything and everything, giving less time to the poor artists who work tirelessly, hence the lower quality nowadays. It's not because CGI is worse now, its because of the sheer volume of things that are CG in movies now.

[@thev1p3r]

The Legendary Bill Nighy as one of the most infamous characters in all cinematography, Davy Jones.

[@krisfrederick5001]

"Why is the rum ALWAYS gone?" A question for the ages ☠

[@cjkalandek996]

Davy Jones is one of my top 10 favorite movie villains of all-time. Bill Nighy's performance is phenomenal, the CGI on him holds up to this day, and he's the type of villain who's not exactly sympathetic but you kinda feel sorry for him when you get his full backstory.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

He is incredible in this. Huge shoutout to his performance and the VFX team for giving us such an interesting character.

[@terrylandess6072]

@35:48 we start to get that backstory while experiencing some of the best writing in the series with Jack being the commensurate Jack quibbling legalese.

[@cjkalandek996]

​@@terrylandess6072it's a vague one-sided version of the backstory, that's for sure. It's when the gaps are filled in more in _At World's End,_ it makes you feel even more sorry for him.

[@AWhistlingWolf]

It's cool when someone in the audience recognizes and understands a language that most didn't. "That's turkish!"

[@gergopiroska5749]

I mean turkish is really recognizable imo Once you hear it you immidiately know its turkish (even if you dont understand)

[@emilysmith259]

@@gergopiroska5749 I always thought it was Portuguese! lol

[@utkuguldogan7773]

That's a horrible, horrible accent tho. The actors definitely don't know any Turkish whatsoever. Also I'd like to know how she knows Turkish. Because she understood what's being said in spite of that terrible accent.

[@johndoe5690]

@@utkuguldogan7773 From what I've grabbed from there and there, like her also understanding German, I would say at least one of her parents is of Turkish origin and she maybe grew up partly in Germany ? Plus I know Denise/Deniz is a Turkish firstname.

[@Mendicant_Bias]

Εξιγιτε τωρα γιατι ειναι πουστο τουρκαλλα, παλιο μαλακισμενη

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

Sacrificing rum is a sacrilege for pirates. The whole crew was deadass considering dying instead of giving up rum 😂

[@whitediggity]

I say, “Do ye fear death?” In Jones’ voice almost daily lol

[@LS13.]

oh my gosh, I also do “do you now?” In his voice 😆

[@Hard-R-Energy]

Yeah, the compass pointing at Jack for Elizabeth was because Jack was the key to getting Will back. The fact that she was surprised by the compass's direction and even feeling weirded out by it, tells me that she doesn't have those feelings for him.

[@Alvan81]

Yes! And she let Jack die (as far as she knew) to save Will (and herself.) I think we are becoming more and more sensitive about "cheating". Hookup culture backlash?

[@HeathsHarleyQuinn]

I always thought that the compass was pointing at Will's new location, not the location of the chest.

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

One of the weak bits of the script is that it didn't took enough time to explore that confusion or rationalization about how Elizabeth thought/felt about the compass directions. Or even how the compass should be interpreted (in the first half of the film it's shown that, while the compass points to whatever your heart desires, you have to think clearly about what really your heart desires; that's why Jack spends some time focusing Elizabeths mind: you want to save Will; to save Will, you need the chest of Davy Jones... think, then, about the chest of Davy Jones to get that heading, rather than any other direction). I get it why they let it ambiguous (to let audiences wonder the classic "will they/won't they"); but it didn't land well with a bit of the audience that, precisely, complained Elizabeth Swan was written in an inconsisten way in this film.

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

@@Alvan81 Not exactly: she lets Jack die, because (otherwise) the Kraken will still go after them, and she knows Jack would do anything to cheat his way out of death (even if that means setting up Will, again, and again). She says it in the film; and the only way to defeat Jack in the game of pretending is to go all the way to play with his ego (it partially is a recurring theme for all characters in the film: how far they would take a farse, to win the game). That bit makes sense. The part that didn't land that well: while it's true the general acceptance of cheating is not a frozen thing in time (and different times will have different approaches to it), the first film cemented that Will and Elizabeth are soulmates; the script hints they are meant to be togheter. That's not a thing that will change. The film decided to "make things interesting" between Will and Elizabeth by adding conflict with a love triangle, but that wasn't necessary (the film was already packed with stakes, and there is no evolution to the triangle for any reason happening in the film); or at least is so poorly explored and placed it feels like that: cheap inconsequential cheating, just for the sake of cheating (the film tries to surprise us keeping things ambiguous... they get so ambiguous no one really understood what was happening there).

[@Alvan81]

@@DocuzanQuitomos Very eloquent comment. In the end, we make the same point: The impied, romantic confusion was not real.

[@nitrokid]

Bill Nighy was so brilliant as Davy Jones 😂 His character design and CGI was... *chef's kiss*

[@buffettfan]

I saw "At World's End" in the theater three or four times and within minutes of that first viewing, I knew I was watching a masterpiece of filmmaking that took me by surprise. Barbossa is a character that I had sympathy with. He's portrayed as the "villain" in the original, but because being under a curse for 13 years, hunger unsatisfied, thirst unsatisfied. What lengths would you go to to end it and does that make you "evil"? In "At World's End", you meet Barbossa, the man. Still a pirate, of course, but a man freed from the curse and that movie made him my favorite. Plus, Geoffrey Rush is awesome!

[@omega311888]

hes a phenomenal actor!

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Geoffrey Rush is fantastic in the role! Can’t wait to check him out in “At World’s End” 😄

[@terrylandess6072]

He did mutiny against Jack. Before the curse . . . .

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

​@terrylandess6072 Sure, but that's Pirate Politics.

[@buffettfan]

@terrylandess6072 I would have way more confidence in Barbossa as captain than Jack. Jack has never felt like captain material to me.

[@preachergallow394]

Best action adventure movie ever made in my opinion

[@GreatOldOne9866]

I’m kinda surprised this DISNEY movie, with a PG-13 rating actually got away with showing a crow eating somebody’s eyeballs. They must have had balls back then.

[@jcrews8582]

To say nothing of the ‘body horror’ galore of the Flying Dutchman crew, along with how the filmmakers were able to get away with a freakin’ mass execution of the surviving Edinburgh Trader crew members!

[@vladislavivanov2334]

At the same time, if you try to track it, there is no a drop of blood in this one, Every slice and kill is either off-screen or in distance, so viewer can't see anything

[@GreatOldOne9866]

@@vladislavivanov2334 idk I saw some blood spray when that one guy got his thr0@t cut and thrown overboard.

[@di3486]

Is nothing compared with 80s PG13😏

[@GreatOldOne9866]

@@di3486 have you seen Jaws? 70s PG was wild.

[@tobiasschumacher8602]

I've been wondering, how is Denise so good at understanding (or even speaking?) so many different languages? That's quite impressive.

[@theseageek]

It’s ridiculous how the CGI from 2006 still tops the CGI we have today…

[@moondog3056]

Guess you don't watch many movies

[@stitchywitchybee]

Just casually out here recognizing and then translating the Turkish -- I'm insanely curious how many languages you speak or know! You've translated things on the fly before for several other langauges too and it's super impressive every time.

[@V0ltron]

This was the best sequel to a movie franchise since Terminator 2. (And LOTR The Two Towers... forgot about that one.. I know, shame on me.)

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Loved what they did with the sequel! It has the same pirate spirit but they still tried new things

[@wampatan9]

Don't forget Aliens!

[@jordanvargas1694]

Interesting fact, that man who tells will about a ship with black sails, and lead him to the island of cannibals mentions it’s a great place for long pork, long pork is a term for human flesh

[@KJGould]

Long pig I think is the actual term.

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

Also before elizabeth falls in the water the 1st one. He's telling the two navy soldiers and then they made their chef. He was made chef in this one. 😂

[@stevepainter9296]

The name of the Black Pearl was originally The Wicked Wench. Until Cutler Becket burned it and it sank. That's when Davey Jones made his deal with Jack to raise it again.

[@jeremyjohnson7537]

Cant wait for At worlds end, that movie was Endgame before Endgame was Endgame

[@VoidVintage]

You can see hints of Barbossa at Tia's hut when she releases the undead monkey and it jumps over to where his dead body is.

[@Camuska]

I'm so happy Stellan Skarsgård career developped so well. I'm lucky to have 'noticed' him very soon in my life, I was a kid when I first saw The Hunt for Red October. And even though he has a "small" role, his PRESENCE was so intense that I regretted he was not more famous. For years he then appeared sometimes in good movies but he was not "world famous". Now he is EVERYWHERE, like suddenly people realized how talented he is. He's one of these actors that are not superstars but having them in your movies make it instantly better.

[@thehorrorcounselors4747]

Norrington: You actually were telling the truth Jack: I do that quite a lot yet people are always surprised That line hits harder due to recent events, I’ll always love these movies and Johnny, one of the most loveable actors along with Keanu.

[@bravedragon3157]

Sorry meant to hit the read more option 😂 fat fingers

[@penguincgm489]

The choreography between Jack, Will, Norrington and Elizabeth, Pintel and Ragetti are EPIC. So many great things in this one💖

[@asterix7842]

I never get tired of seeing people's reactions to the big reveal of Barbossa at the end. 😂

[@chichi62694]

The jar of dirt song was improvised and the actors reaction were genuine

[@melissacreel4719]

Davey Jones facial expression is so telling. It completely shifts when Captain Jack mentioned Will being in love. The look in his eyes changes ever so subtlety. His expression through mocap is outstanding.

[@soniciris]

I think you had the right of it with Elizabeth's character and the compass pointing at Jack. I've always taken it as a little bit because of genuine attraction (his charisma is undeniable) but mostly what he REPRESENTS. In this movie Elizabeth is really coming into her deep love of freedom and the open sea and *control* and so many things Jack represents to her.

[@SeanCRinaldo]

To this day it baffles my brain that CGI from 2006 somehow looks far superior to many movies that exist today with better tech and higher budgets. Davy Jones is a pinnacle of modern CGI and I'm so happy the team that worked on him is getting the respect they deserve for making him as good as he is.

[@taneikawhite7961]

I love the fact Denise(sorry if I spelt that wrong) was excited about Barbosa getting his apple. XD

[@SelahEspiritual]

I love Geoffrey Rush as an actor, such memorable characters. You'd love him in the criminally underrated and largely forgotten 1998 Les Miserables movie with Liam Neeson, where he portrayed Inspector Javert. I reccomend it. ✌🏻

[@julianmarpez3931]

Get ready to watch him as Groucho 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@maksphoto78]

Actor who plays Mr Gibbs is from Bristol, so he's a real pirate ^_^ (Pirates in popular culture speak with the West Country accent)

[@lelandcuellar3097]

I love the payoff to little Easter eggs in the first movie, when Jack got past the two arguing guards and then we see Elizabeth fall into the water in the background, we hear "and then they made me their cheif..."

[@sgcastle8389]

Fun fact: fact if you listen to the begining of the kraken theme song, it's the reverse of Barbosa theme song from the first movie

[@NoOneKnows15]

You guys really are my favourite reactors. So hyped up for At World's End.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

That means a lot! Thank you for hanging out with us ❤️

[@kevinnorwood8782]

The "black spot" was an actual tradition among pirates. If you were sent a piece of paper with a huge black stain in the middle of it, it meant you have been marked for death.

[@cinemasloan8183]

"You were telling the truth" "I do that quite a lot, yet people are always surprised." means so much more after...you know what lmao

[@theSICplague]

the compass pointing to jack for Elizabeth is a red herring. Jack was holding the papers in his jacket, and her and Wills freedom is what she wanted most.

[@DocuzanQuitomos]

That's a clever element, that happens too fast most people forget about it (and the film decided to keep the "will they, won't they" alive to add conflict to an already packed film, it ends up getting lost in the mind of the general audience). And they film tries to keep it as ambiguous as possible, it ended up bothering people who lost track of the hints. It's wasn't a bad move... but certainly it could have been handled better with extra scenes to improve/remind the contest (or even not try to hint a lot the "ah, but she might end up falling for Jack, after all").

[@slaggy03]

Bill Nighy is the perfect Davy Jones, the presence he projects and the emotion in his face and movement is soo great and its not just in this one, in every movie he is in, theres just a presence over him be it, underworld, shaun of the dead or harry potter

[@earendilthemariner5546]

Beckett is so good Fun fact: the dude who plays gibbs also voices a character in Assassins Creed 3 who becomes your quartermaster on the ship the Aquila

[@julianmarpez3931]

The actor is Kevin McNally, and the character is Robert Faulkner, if I'm not mistaken (considering the dates, he was probably called by Ubisoft thanks to these movies)

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

"I’m afraid Currency is the currency of the realm"

[@bethcushway458]

I feel like Elizabeth is more in lust with Jack than in love. She's talking about missing her wedding night at the beginning when she's in the cell, then shes upset about not being "married" yet with Jack on the ship. I think she just wants a shag and Jack is damn sexy😂 Naomie Harris is so incredible in this. I love her as an actress so much. Bill Nighy is just a scene stealer. To be able to do so much when you're just mocap is insane. I also love the character development of Ragetti (Mackenzie Crook). The way he goes from aggressive imbecile in the first film to intellectual empath in this one is hilarious 😂 Can't wait for World's End❤

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

I guess she just needed a little special attention 🤣

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

"I've got a jar of diiiirt!" Was improv by Johnny Depp. The faces of Orlando and Keira were actual reactions.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

Oh, you see, drowning constantly wouldn't be the worst part about Bootstrap's fate. I'm sure you've heard of OceanGate and the sub implosion. Imagine experiencing the pressure behind that, day in, day out, without actually dying. Feeling your body being crushed under the weight of the entire ocean. So, yeah, i don't blame Bootstrap for wanting to leave that situation. EDIT: That poor snake. 🤣 It was a harmless milk snake.

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

Kinda the same irony for that one greek myth right? The man who gave humans fire? He was sentenced to be eaten alive until dead then he gets revived and cycle repeats.

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

@@theeLonelyRedPanda Prometheus, and yeah, pretty much.

[@ConvertedOptimist]

Holy hell Denise! How many languages do you speak!? 😂 English, German, Spanish and now Turkish?

[@gergopiroska5749]

I mean 2 languages are just basic Every normal people speak more than 1 language But 4 is geniunely impressive

[@gavinderulo12]

When did she speak Spanish?

[@camiischneiider93]

The santa edits with the OhHoHo laugh 🤣

[@TeamEvil84]

The cgi for a 2006 movie is so much better than what we get now

[@strawberrylotlizard]

The lore is that Sparrow was a slave ship Captain and he freed a hundred slaves. That's why Davy Jones wants 100 souls because they were supposed to sink and die. But Sparrow saved them from Davy Jones's locker then he got branded the pirate brand

[@julianmarpez3931]

Too sad that's never fully explained in the movies :/

[@elentari15]

@@julianmarpez3931 If I remember correctly it's adressed in the 5th movie, but we don't speak of that one, the 4th movie is the last to exist to me.

[@julianmarpez3931]

@@elentari15 Which 5th movie? 🤪 Hahahahahahaha... Now being serious, I don't remember that being mentioned in the movie 🤔

[@cferguson37]

@@julianmarpez3931 Jack's backstory is more fleshed out from deleted scenes and the franchise accompanying novels

[@cferguson37]

as I understand it, Jones' requirement of 100 souls was out of irony that Jack freed 100 slaves, which had Beckett brand Jack a pirate for 'stealing 100 slaves' and had the Wicked Wench burned...Jones also left The Wench a burned out ship, instead of restoring it and being renamed The Black Pearl...kind of reminiscent about being careful what you wish for..or not being SPECIFIC when doing so.

[@usernamenotavailablee]

My most favorite one of the whole franchise and the CGI especially on Davy Jones was LITERALLY ahead of its time. Some of the best period, given a lot as a great example to film students etc.

[@whatseatontim918]

Fun Fact: If you are wondering why Jack Sparrow's eyes were black, it was because Johnny Depp was sensitive to sunlight. So, in order to keep him from squinting throughout the movies, they made contact lenses made out of the material they use to make sunglasses, so that his performance would be flawless. Jack would look pretty silly wearing sunglasses in all five movies, seeing as they didn't exist then lol. Just thought I would tell you guys about that little tidbit. 😁

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

Well a lot of people have eyes that are so dark brown they appear black

[@gergopiroska5749]

It didnt exist in django's time either but they somehow had it in the movie

[@whatseatontim918]

@@gergopiroska5749 Off topic but okay

[@candicemonique5927]

The actor that plays Davey Jones is the same actor that played Viktor in Underworld, also The Minister Of Magic in Harry Potter Deathly Hallows PT. 1. Bill Nighy, Love him. 👍🏾

[@Devonshirejackdaw]

The cgi holds up so well. And Bill Nighy's performance is stellar

[@lloyderc]

The black pearl was built in my home town. Bayou la Batre Al. It’s an old aluminum supply boat converted to the pearl. It was cool seeing it being built

[@coryholding232]

This is handsdown one of my favourite movies and probably the best movie in the franchise. It has so many iconic moments including the score, the beautiful locations and amazing visual effects which to me are still better than today’s, also the unscripted moments which only Johnny Depp can deliver, like the falling down the stairs and the jar of dirt song with everyone’s reaction in curiosity, then the ending scene were Barbossa comes down the stairs and everyone is shocked with a genuine reaction because they originally thought Zoe Saldana‘s character would return.

[@ChocolatierRob]

The reason the compass kept pointing to Jack when Elisabeth was holding it was because he had the Letter of Marque from Becket on his person, she needs it for Will. So it's not actually pointing at Jack but to an object that was always with him, not realizing this she gets confused. Also the first time it happened Norrington had just asked her if she ever wondered how Will ended up on the Dutchman, if in that moment what she most wanted was to know "who is responsible for what happened to Will?" then that is another reason why it may have pointed to Jack at that point.

[@user-bl2wy8lk1k]

The joy that this channel brings me is out of this world❤❤

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

It makes us so happy to see how much you guys enjoy these ❤️

[@sirpurrsalot6588]

A Friend of mine named his Parrot in Sea of Thieves Cutler Beckett, a pool of constant amusement. 😂

[@Redneckvirginia]

Hello, I'm from Brazil and I learn English by watching your videos, I learn new conversational expressions.. thank you for being my laboratory lol. you are so much fun😅

[@di3486]

The compass was always pointing at Will. When seems to be pointing at Jack, it was actually pointing at Will, remember he left the Dutchman with the key and he shows up at that beach where she was, where the chest was, that’s why the compass was pointing at Jack’s direction, Will was coming from that direction.

[@user-qb6ix4fx9h]

Barbossa's entrace is one of my favourite movie moments. Great surprise, great cliffhanger, love it every time

[@SiriuslyBlack7]

@24:13 to @25:02 You just KNOW the stunt team were having the time of their lives!!🤣🤣🤣

[@Gameboy_0998]

When Disney movies are an icon. Story, characters, CGI, acting. All timeless.

[@adolfosalomon4764]

“Elizabeth??… Hide the rum” lmao

[@jamesh2401]

If you go and rewatch the first film again, at the beginning when Elizabeth falls from the fort into the water, it cuts to Jack talking to the two soldiers and he says "...and then they made me their chief." JACK HAS BEEN THROUGH THIS BEFORE 😂

[@coryholding232]

The iconic wheel chase took about two weeks to shoot, they must’ve been so dizzy after all that spinning 😂

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

I find it hilarious and awesome that Bill Nighy was Davy Jones, as well as Viktor from Underworld, Rufus Scrimgeour from Harry Potter, and Howard Clifford from Pokémon: Detective Pikachu. Quite the interesting career for that guy.

[@defaultyspartan]

It’s so crazy how they made the compass work. Whatever your heart desires most it will point you to it.

[@LS13.]

When the compass pointed to Jack- I think what that means is Elizabeth wants everything Jack is and stands for. She’s always had a lure towards adventure/pirates and Jack is freedom in itself, he’s exactly what she wants in a sense (doesn’t need to be romantically)

[@Treysor101]

It took everything I had not to sneak a peak at the Barbossa reveal but I resisted and it was WORTH IT! 😆 Fantastic movie reaction! Cant wait for the next!

[@Frak1986]

Denise’s reaction when Barbossa descend the stair is amazing ❤❤❤ I can’t wait… the third movie for me is the best

[@gardenia3044]

Love how you brought up the makeup! Ve Neill has been lead makeup artist for almost all of Johnny Depps roles since Edward Scissorhands. She's done all the Hunger Games, Beetlejuice, Alice in Wonderland (with Johnny Depp as Mad Hatter)... just so many movies - she's the best at special effects and creature design.

[@fighterx9840]

Fun fact: there was a deleted scene on the Liars Dice scene. Will first wagered one hundred years of service against his father's freedom and won the game against Davy Jones, and also won his father's freedom. Then Will challenged Jones to another game, this time it was for eternity of servitude against the key and Bill joined in even though he knew he would lose his freedom that Will won for him.

[@KailoTV]

Among all comment i read: My shoutout to screenwriters - Terry Rossio and Ted Elliott. They together know how to write a good story. They made: Aladdin (1992), The Mask of Zorro & The Legend of Zorro, Godzilla (1998), Small Soldiers, The Road to El Dorado, Shrek, Déjà Vu (2006), National Treasure film series, The Lone Ranger and of course Pirates of the Caribbean film series

[@adrianfuegoscuro6308]

Kraken sinking the Pearl with that soundtrack is so EPIC! Chills everytime... "The Captain goes down with his ship..."

[@louielouie22]

I know you mentioned Alien Abduction 2014 is on your list. Can't wait til you watch it. 😮

[@DaddyDoom]

The legendary Bill Nighy did the voice and mocap for Davey Jones. Outstanding performance.

[@marieleelee]

I saw this movie in theaters when it came out and the ending made the theater go wild haha first time experiencing something like that.

[@tomarnold7284]

20+ years past, and I still see Davy Jones the best CGI ever!

[@mikgus]

Everybody says how god Davey Jones looks. They had to rebuild the whole rendering farm just to render him. The original farm ran out of memory and krashed every time they tried.

[@shamancarmichael5305]

One of the things I loved most about these first 3 films was the character evolution and how interwoven that was with the plot and the lore. Fantastic writing which was then enhanced even more by a great cast and crew. In my top 10 favorite film series! Look forward to your coverage of World's End!

[@LS13.]

Unpopular opinion: but Beckett technically isn’t a horrible guy (I mean he is to us as we are on the side of pirates at the moment) - with what pirates were he did a lot for the regular people 😅 but he was portrayed PHENOMENALLY. We have a villain like Davy Jones who looks so creepy, but something about a regular man who is confident in wiping out crime no matter what is somewhat more effective for me idk why

[@purp1edrag0nkat83]

This movie unfortunately received alot problems with a lawsuit. The natives depicted in this were the Ciribs, the native ancestors to who are now known as Dominicans. Nothing from their history would show that they were ever cannibals or practiced cannibalism. This was a falsehood created by the ones who try to wipe em out. There was law put in place that if the natives were savage and unable to be deal with diplomatically, they had permission to eradicate them. So they reported back that they were cannibal monsters with sharp teeth in order to be allowed to kill them.

[@ScratchJoe]

Most epic ending! I love the way Jack went down swinging in the end!

[@Yourboygenesis]

I have never been so early this my favorite out if the series

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

You guys are fast! 😄

[@breezy3392]

The Pirates movies have so many quotable lines 😆

[@yuuhisaka8724]

26:01 - The ocean told Jack to shut up 😁

[@HipHopGeek1984]

45:47 in a deleted scene Will and Davy Jones actually play a game before they play for the key and Will plays for his fathers freedom and wins that’s why Jones calls him Master Turner

[@obidiugo258]

This is what HEARD wanted to deprive a hundred million fans of the sequel!

[@crss29]

The compass pointed at Jack because he had just taken the pardons from Elizabeth.

[@marshmallsy]

I love that you noticed Beckett is played by the same guy who was Mr. Collins in Pride & Prejudice! It's a long running internet joke that whenever we see a picture of the scene where Elizabeth points her gun at him everyone says "Oh, Lizzie Bennett *really* did not take Mr. Collins' proposal well"

[@jamesplunkett8912]

Davey Jones: Damn you, Jack...SPARROOOOOOW! ME: It's called a hustle, Jonesey. 😉 😜

[@d4mdcykey]

Having not seen this since release I must say watching with a more nuanced mature eye this film is pretty damn amazing, the sets, the effects, the pacing, the script, and cinematography, this is going to be an immediate bluray purchase.

[@gladiscontreras7589]

I’ve been watching these movies since I was a little kid with my dad and to this day that music, 1:01:00, just brings me so much joy. ❤️

[@zaiah9252]

Fun fact this got a Sound Mixing and Editing nomination and I think the work with the Crackem tentacles is what got it in