Pirates of the Caribbean 3 - At Worlds End Island meeting

[@johnnyflashdance3371]

... dumb scene Why didn't Jack just push Davey Jones over?

[@veemariebs]

💀

[@Thanos-ho5tg]

Parley

[@Saladass-kc1hh]

Plot?

[@arkenlegend5907]

Lmao

[@annhentaiuser6658]

Parley. A temporary truce to discuss between enemies. No man must disrupt it, or forever he will be cursed.

[@StatRM]

I just realized that the line-up of Will, Beckett, and Davy Jones is literally the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in that order (the music gave me that idea.)

[@aaronkenyon7112]

StatRM Oh yeah, good observation there, my friend

[@Tick_Turn]

The music was a homage to another score done by the same composer of The Good Bad and Ugly. The film is called Once Upon a Time in the West. The main character's theme has that harmonica.

[@joekaput747]

@@Tick_Turn Now I want Hans to score a Western, like an actual western, not the Lone Ranger thing, just so he can go all in on the Morricone. The composer he idolized, and doing him justice.

[@hiswayservicesblog9288]

LOL You're right!

[@thedukeboi]

go watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGa1gZ2aesZgnJY it's in Rango, a film Johnny Depp also stars in, where the music was also played in a part of the movie

[@Spencieboy123]

I just love the face-off from 0:33 to 0:47. Barbossa is staring at Will the betrayer, while Will stares at Elizabeth, the woman he loves. Elizabeth stares at Beckett, the man who murdered her father. Beckett on the other hand stares at Jack, the man who vexes him so, while Jack is unlucky enough to be staring at Davy Jones who is staring right back at him (LOL, probably not)

[@ironmaximus7444]

MagnustheMightyKing And nobody is staring at poor Barbossa :( xD

[@sergeant_chris6209]

Davy Jones' stare makes me smile every time. It's like he is thinking 'Something interesting is about to go down'

[@leonduncan3327]

After all the irony is both Will and Barbossa are linked since they were once enemies that his father cursed him for abandoning Jack that Barbossa once attempt to kill him when his curse breaks free, Elizabeth has grudge against Becket because he once put her under arrest, he enslaved, killed her people and he killed her father as she lost all the people she trusts, Jack is worried since he still has an debt to pay to Davy Jones as captain of the black pearl and he tries to focus how he'll get out of this situation if he can at least get close to his heart

[@dragonstone1365]

Davy : do you fear death? Jack : you have no idea XD

[@davecrupel2817]

Beckett looking at Jack, the man who "left his mark" on him in long years past.

[@glamorousgirls2876]

Everyone's wearing a hat in this scene, and then there's Will. Everyone's a pirate in this scene, and then there's Beckett. Everyone's a human in this scene, and then there's Davy Jones.

[@obi-wan-jacobi840]

But what about Jack (the monkey)?

[@the_oc_maniac8972]

Everyone's a man in this scene, and then there's Elizabeth. Everyone doesn't have a pet in this scene, and then there's Barbosa. Everyone before did not have all of the traits above in this scene, and then there's Captain Jack Sparrow.

[@heybro6573]

Everyone’s sober in this scene...and then there’s Captain Jack Sparrow

[@sirrolf2538]

Or Everyone's standing in land, and then there's Davy Jones

[@occidereme8467]

As jack isn't a human that last one won't work. Jack is also undead and hence immortal and has no heart. Davey, though, is the only one in a bucket.

[@IKIGAIofficial]

Over a decade later and the cgi on davy jones still looks better than 90% modern movies.

[@godofevil9468]

Thanos is just as good don't deny.

[@Luke101]

@@godofevil9468 Davy Jones is better. Thanos is basically human looking, he’s just giant and purple. Impressive but not a very complex character. Davy has slimy skin, individual moving tentacles, loose clothing, and way more texture throughout, and he’s in the most harsh lighting imaginable here (it’s way harder to created convincing CG characters in bright conditions) and yet he literally looks completely real… in 2007.

[@godofevil9468]

@@Luke101 that!… is a good point.

[@AUM_-po9sc]

Davy Jones's CGI was done based on mocap perfomance by the actor. I.E. Bill's mocap wasn't used in the movie, but was used as a reference for Davy Jones's CGI in the movie.

[@blahblahblahaha]

@@Luke101 beautifully explained, I’m literally insulted for the people that designed him because literally no CGI I have seen in film for the past 30 years compares to the effects in this film.

[@jabc4052]

the underlying meaning of the dialogue is incredible!!! Will is quietly suggesting to Elizabeth that his father can be saved by Jack stabbing Davy Jones’ heart. Elizabeth realizes this due to Jack’s entanglement with Beckett and suggests an exchange to have Jack the closest to the heart. Barbossa realizes this as well, he knows that Jack is against freeing Calypso and that he will take his piece of eight with him during the exchange so he cuts it and keeps it to have leverage and later free Calypso. And finally Barbossa warns Jack not to tell Beckett and Jones about the plan to free Calypso, or he will tell them about the plan to steal and stab Jones’ heart while aboard the Dutchman. That’s why Jack says “first one to the finnish line then?” Jack means...go ahead with your plan and I’ll go ahead with mine...let’s see which one works out best. Just in case...I did not come up with this. This is all thanks to another comment I read in a forum. Watching this scene with that knowledge is amazing...it changes the experience

[@chychychitz6682]

Wow now I understand y everyone was being suspicious

[@garyoak317]

Thank you! I was just now wondering why Barbossa said that.

[@late8641]

This should be the top comment. That Barbossa's line had always confused me, but now I know what was going on.

[@utbplay]

One more thing, Jack knew things might go to shit so he purposefully removes his hat so that opens the opportunity of Barbossa to cut the coin and their fight is a play in front of the bad guys

[@uborka-hu2wo]

omg

[@KombatantChampion]

I love that this is supposed to be a serious, tense scene. But Davy Jones standing in his bucket and doing his best Dwayne smoulder impression is hilarious.

[@Joe_Parmesan]

The People's Pirate!

[@wesleynash9385]

That smirk he makes eases the tention 😅

[@shawerful5209]

Its supposed to be serious and goofy. But it kinda works

[@YTEdy]

@@shawerful5209 I agree. It's over the top and it's needed for the plot to get Will back, and it's kind of serious, but also played light and humorous. Look to your left - that was pretty funny.

[@foxeline7060]

I love how mr. Walking Squid needs to stand in a bucket :-D

[@qwertgfdsaful]

+Foxeline Sparrow could've just pushed him out of that bucket and they wouldn't have to deal with Dutchman any more, lol

[@makins0517]

nice squidwart

[@Double-R-Nothing]

Foxeline Loophole!

[@itsjeron164]

Lipe Silva or his own crew.

[@lfc7897]

Lipe Silva or he walked in the trail of buckets

[@gjeraonyt1356]

"Don't blame Turner. He was mearly a tool to your betrayal. If you wish to see its grand architect, look to your left" **Jack looks to the left**

[@otakarbeinhauer]

"Well spoken. Listen to the tool." Never noticed it until now :D

[@dadian803]

@@otakarbeinhauer I mean the grand architect is kinda Tia Dalma tho. It's just that Jack is given a chance to live again so he continued his plan of immortality.

[@whodatninja439]

the comedy in these movies are amazing, i dont care what anyone says

[@netherfreakultima4498]

Lol

[@princeedmirovillar215]

What is Jack looking at?

[@UndieBandit]

so davy jones really hopped bucket by bucket from the shore? lol

[@BradleyKlein]

UndieBandit he teleported from one bucket to the next.

[@Cyprienroche]

Why the trail of buckets behind him, though? If he had used teleportation, he would have only needed the one he is standing in during the staredown... *ding*

[@vanessah3342]

Randall Flagg and GamingBrad nope, I guess he hopped. He can only teleport at night, and that sure as neck doesn't look like night to me.

[@Cyprienroche]

Oh teleport at night only, damn I've only seen the original POTC trilogy (a couple time each), not the other 2, and it's been a while; alternative: Davy Jones went to the atol first as night to prepared everything to look badass during the staredown contest and waited for the other fives to show up; let's hope he didn't forget his ƒidget spinner (*EWW Split*©)

[@danny90099]

davy jones can only teleport ship to ship not bucket to bucket

[@nyrangersfan6325]

Scene breakdown: Elizabeth: Will, I’ve been aboard the Dutchman, I understand the burden you bear, but I fear that cause is lost. - Turners father is a lost cause. Will: No cause is lost if there is but one fool left to fight for it. - Jack will be the one to free his father since he wants to stab the heart and be the captain. Beckett: If Turner was not acting on your behalf, then how did he come to give me this? You made a deal with me, Jack, to deliver the pirates, and here they are. Don’t be bashful, step up, claim your reward. [tosses Jack compass] Davy Jones: Your debt to me is still to be satisfied. One hundred years in service aboard the Dutchman. As a start. Jack: That debt was paid, mate, with [motions to Elizabeth] help. - Meaning he died but was freed from the locker so the debt was paid. Davy Jones: You escaped! Jack: Technically... Elizabeth: I propose an exchange. Will leaves with us, and you can take Jack. - Since Jack will stab the heart he needed to be aboard on the Dutchman. Will: Done. Jack: Undone. Beckett: Done. Barbossa: Jack is one of the nine pirate lords, you have no right... Elizabeth: King. Jack: As you command. [takes off his hat and bows to Elizabeth] [Barbossa cuts off Jack’s piece of eight, and Jack the monkey runs over and gets it] -Fake fight to get the piece of 8. Barbossa: If you be sayin’ something, I might be sayin’ something as well. - Don't tell them about Calypso or I'll tell them about the heart. Jack: First to the finish, then? - Will you set Calypso free first or will I stab the heart. OR will I stab the heart before Turner does? [Jack and Will switch and Jack stands by Davy] I love all the hidden messages in this, almost as if all 4 of them had a plan that Beckett and Jones didn't know.

[@porsorodis7985]

NYRangersfan63 amazing!

[@kevinmunoz9674]

NYRangersfan63 what is the piece of eight I thought he was the 9 pirate? I don't get that scene when Barbossa cut off the piece.

[@christineboll9478]

NYRangersfan63: I never realized all that stuff before.

[@wellexcuuuuuuuuuuusemeprin894]

Critics from back in 2007 should've seen many comments like this to help guide them through the film because they said it's too complicated and clever for them lol

[@hiswayservicesblog9288]

Yes. Thank you for explaining this! The first time I saw this scene and Elizabeth offered Jack-anyone at first get DMC ending memories of the Kraken ending scene?-this time, I wasn't worried. I'm thinking, "He'll be okay. He'll get away. He always does." Knew it had to be a plan of some sort.

[@melanated_persephone2334]

The hate in Elizabeth's voice towards Beckett gave me chills. Her father was one of the more innocent characters of the franchise.

[@fatelmer2144]

And one of the best. Governor Swann is massively underrated. That’s why it’s so satisfying to see Mercer beg for mercy before his death and to see Beckett lose everything he worked so hard for before his.

[@Maniac61675]

@@fatelmer2144 it's a shame they cut the scene where he tried to stabbed Jones's heart, such a great scene.

[@premiumheadpats4150]

@@fatelmer2144 Did Mercer beg for mercy? lol I think of his death whenever I think of this franchise, but I just remember him choking and struggling to breathe as he writhed desperately while being strangled/crushed by Jones's tentacles. Just writing that sentence gives me the heebie-jeebies. And not in a good way.

[@urbainleverrier1]

​@@premiumheadpats4150it wasn't a beg in the most technical sense but my man did plead "no, no, no!!" and that was just awesome but also horrifying to see at the same time. I just finished watching the movie and I'm already rewatching scenes on KZbin lmao

[@pepejuan1883]

i grew up watching these movies

[@frenzen9651]

yep you not the only one

[@ectojay1130]

Pepe Juan Same bro...Same

[@TartaruzTheGreat]

Chris Stuckmann did too

[@catherinebk5417]

Same ughh:(

[@kapitan19969838]

Join the club mate, one of my favourite films

[@CLB_Industries]

Can we all just imagine that boat ride for a second. Beckett in front facing the island, standing to look all glorious, Will in the middle rowing the boat, and in the back we got Davy Jones just staring Will down the whole way

[@ViktorEnjoyer]

The image you gave me gave me a good chuckle. Take my like.

[@teixeirastreet]

I prefer figuring out who put the buckets for Davy

[@naquris4241]

​@@teixeirastreetprobably his crew, since they can step on land.

[@teixeirastreet]

@@naquris4241 Then, I like to imagine both Beckett and Will laughing richard and hammond like.

[@SaiquanCanty]

I was wondering the same s***I was thinking of myself man that must have been the most awkward boat ride

[@sherekbasso]

Jones standing in a bucket is maybe the best part of the film

[@haydendraycott7897]

Would've been interesting to see how he transition from the rowboat to the sand.

[@yusufkasman]

Jack could have pushed him into the sand

[@AMarshmallowPie]

I really laughed when I saw the trail of buckets in the sand, like he had been in three before he got to the one he was in when they met. That was hilarious to me.

[@KonnyP]

100 years standing in a bucket, for a start!

[@m.bobdupuis1255]

Lord Metri 😒 right.

[@m.bobdupuis1255]

Yes

[@Governor2310]

That would be horrible.

[@Tommy_111]

😂🤣😂

[@Xecnalxes]

Honestly, they're all still armed. Elizabeth could have stabbed Beckett, Barbossa could have pushed Jones into the sand (Jones is not allowed on land), and Jack could just run away with them lol

[@DaneeshBruh]

Xecnalxes The term written as "parlay" on the Pirata Codex was known as a right in the Code of the Pirate Brethren, set down by Morgan and Bartholomew, that allowed any person to invoke temporary protection and brought before the captain to "negotiate" without being ATTACKED until the parley is complete.

[@blursithflow9442]

Also If they killed Beckett they kill Davy Jones back in the ship jack wanted Davy Jones heart

[@itsjeron164]

Danish Rafid the code is more like guidelines

[@stannisbaratheon286]

Jeron Wong It was established "the code is the law"

[@lesgalloiseries]

Code is the law.

[@joew.3354]

2:56 I love Cutler's grin when he gestures Jack to stand near Davy Jones.

[@hiswayservicesblog9288]

Poor Jack. I wouldn't want to stand that close or anywhere near Fishface either!

[@cartercravillion]

Same here I love his shit eating grin

[@elizabethswannturner5023]

@@cartercravillion Tooo🤣🤣🤣

[@elizabethswannturner5023]

@@cartercravillion I always think Beckett's grin is cool, I love it🤣

[@JDFrank20Diaz]

Do you fear Death

[@mella8296]

Why is no one talking about how epic that opening music is?!

[@ElFantasmo]

Is like the theme from Once upon in the west.

[@lastraven8575]

Very Sergio Leone

[@martinjavaoh7514]

@@ElFantasmo it is

[@owenjones3929]

Hans Zimmer is a legend!

[@8is]

@@owenjones3929 Ennio Morricone is more of a legend for coming up with the original. Sad that he died a few months ago :(.

[@haydendraycott7897]

I can't be the only one whishing that they showed some kind of clip of Beckett, Will, and Jones actually rowing together to the island in that small ass boat.

[@prosimian]

I can't imagine either Beckett or Jones rowing that boat. Poor Will probably had to do it.

[@BigDaddy-fe6yv]

@@prosimian And Davy Jones would probabaly just walk in the sea to be honest

[@Zelia_Wolf]

@@BigDaddy-fe6yv it was most likly will and Beckett. Then Davy Jones just rides from the wood like a vampire from a coffin. "When hope is gone, undo this lock. And send me fourth, on a moonlit walk."

[@BigDaddy-fe6yv]

@@Zelia_Wolf yeah most likely and i found something else out as in potc 3 it said dead men tell no tales which is the name of the 5th movie not sure if it's just a coincidence or not

[@pergys6991]

Kuresu eyyyy dbz

[@Tracer_Krieg]

0:45 That eyebrow raise gets me everytime.

[@giadaisabella7005]

If he had an eyebrow! XD However yes, it gets me too :D

[@nikolasdermorder7534]

*Do you smell what Davy Jones is cooking?*

[@thedukeboi]

@@nikolasdermorder7534 yessss that's exactly it

[@dweetsauce8513]

Nikolas derMörder 😂😂

[@TheNerdForAllSeasons]

Bill Nighy hijacked the entire scene with that eyebrow alone.

[@prosimian]

I love how the three main villains (Barbossa, Davy Jones, Beckett) and the three main heroes (Jack, Will, Elizabeth) of the original trilogy are all present in this scene.

[@kasperihankonen]

That's why PotC 3 is my favorite film.

[@elizabethswannturner5023]

@@kasperihankonen My too💯

[@shawerful5209]

Barbossa - jack's enemy Davy jones - will's enemy Beckett - elizabeth's enemy

[@Kikiricki11]

I love that Will and Elizabeth communicated only with facial expressions. I love that she looks at him while proposing (most of) the exchange because she wants to be sure that is what he (and Jack) has planed.

[@Kikiricki11]

Also including "if there is but one fool left to fight for it" scene where she first gets that Will and Cpt. Jack planed something.

[@FiFitddey]

Yeees omg they are soo cute❤️

[@e.c.2509]

Jones: Do you fear death ? Jack: You have no idea. Later, when Salazar is asked his identity, he answers: death.

[@Commander_Shepard.]

POTC 4 And 5 don't count as true POTC lore.

[@plzcleansemedaddy4603]

4 was quite good

[@jasonchilado]

Commander Shepard 4 was terrible, 5 was ok. A step up from 4, but still not as awesome as the first 3.

[@catherinebk5417]

nba73 I can strongly disagree. You people did not like the 4th installment just because it was something different and it didn't have to do with Elizabeth and Will. The 4th one might had a "lame" story for some but it did NOT mess up the previous story, they did NOT fuck up and erase all the things that have been said and the actors could still perform their characters. It actually had some errors but NOT as many as the 5th one which didn't only butcher the backstory but it also was made for the money since the directors knew NOTHING of cinematography and the actors were so not into it especially Johnny. I understand it though people grow and Johnny is an old man, therefore cannot perform like he used to 15 years ago. That's why I hope they don't come with the 6th installment to ruin and insult Gore Vorbinski and his original trilogy. I know the 4th was pretty boring but the 5th was a plot hole and an INSULT. There are now 12 year olds all over the Internet saying that Beckett or Jones is nothing compared to Salazar. What a joke. Ghost sharks? Dead men tell no tales? Bullshit. Let's not speak about the compass story that they fucked up. I'm sure you've heard it. Or that scene with "young" Jack. I can assure you I can use CGI on my phone and edit better than they freaking did. Or how funnily enough the Black Pearl is the fastest ship of all and then Jack and his crew gets caught by Silent Mary (Salazar's ship). Or how William was only alive because of Davy Jones's curse since he was dying and was only saved by being the captain. And let's just say that okay.. his heart was teleported back into his body like people have told me. Who's the captain of the Dutchman now though? The Dutchman must always have a captain. The best part is Barbosa's death. Not only it was unecessary and terrible made, it was hilarious. They killed this lovely character of off Cutler Beckett's theme. That's like killing chewbacca of off Darth Vader's theme. A joke. Let's not speak about Keira's hair that they didn't even bother to dye blonde. Or how dead men tell no tales and then we see Salazar narrating to Barbosa about how he met Jack. It was a cheap rip off from the first movie clearly. The casting was eh. The whole trident thing. Eh didnt really like it. When Barbosa was cursed by the Aztec gold why didn't he seek for the trident? I guess.. the creative team behind those films is long gone... sad.

[@jasonchilado]

zieglersxbryn n I agree on quite lots of your points. 5 did Screw up a lot of things, keep in mind I didn’t particularly like 5. I just thought it was better than 4 because it actually had a semi investing story, and some fun. Something 4 lacked. While Salazar was a two dimensional villain, he actually had some motivation and was a fun character. Something blackbeard lacked. I know 5 screwed up some things in the timeline, but I liked how it was connected to the first 3. On stranger tides was just some spin off adventure that had nothing to do with the other movies. Like I said, I agree with you on some aspects. My biggest issue with 5 was Johnny Depp’s performance because it was down right terrible. Here’s my ranking 5. On stranger tides 4. Dead men tell no tales 3. Dead mans chest 2. At worlds end 1. Curse of the black pearl But I respect your opinion and enjoyed reading your thoughts.

[@lazirus5200]

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the terrible Davy Jones.... standing in a bucket

[@achairstudios8730]

And the trail of buckets behind him

[@nathanielclaw2841]

While raising his eyebrows in the most western way possible

[@KINFIN123]

So the Davey Jones in the buckets thing is actually a seriously telling thing. Not only does it help explain the jar of dirt thing, but also explains how specific the rules in question are. As Jones cannot set foot on dry land, they are A, on a sand barge which barely counts as land, B, close to the edge so that land is not dry in the first place, and C, have him in a bucket of water because that means he has not set foot on the technically not dry technically not land. That’s a triple layer loophole, and certainly something that requires a lot of trial and error to learn but still. As for the Jar of dirt, if a bucket of water counts as not dry land, a jar of dirt certainly counts as dry land, which is why Jones couldn’t sense his heart. The rules of supernatural pirates in this world are so stupidly specific and yet so loose it’s insane and yet here we are.

[@deen7530]

I want a movie that's just about Davy Jones testing out the loopholes of his curse

[@amauriherrera6022]

Much like The Pirate Code which are more guidelines and less rules as Barbosa tells in Elizabeth in CoBP

[@featdirty1127]

Now I’m just questioning why Davy Jones didn’t just strap some water buckets to his legs so he can go on land whenever

[@mr.google1437]

​@@featdirty1127 best way I can think of to explain my answer and to condense the original comment: What Davy Jones is doing is like 3-4 layers of Trollface logic, like the cover yourself in oil to fly while raining or making a cow with a magnet at the front with another magnet attached in front of the first. The question you asked is simply 1 layer of Trollface logic, simply not enough to rules-lawyer around the curse limitations

[@featdirty1127]

@@mr.google1437 I think I just had an aneurysm which somehow caused my brain to relocate to the 8th dimension and gain enlightenment on what has been said. In short, I see. Gotta love me some ultra specific cursed pirate movie logic with ultra specific loopholes that actually work Also now I just want a lawyer to go to court with whoever designed these curses so they can figure out exactly what can and can’t be done

[@llamaloaf8134]

Soo.... were they just awkwardly standing there in silence, while they waited for the others to walk all the way over there?

[@dazo1794]

LlamaLoaf Davy Jones cant walk on land for 10 years, which is also why hes standing in some jug of water

[@llamaloaf8134]

Yeah, but why didn't jack and the others just enter the island a bit closer to them? i mean... they're gonna meet up anyways.

[@dazo1794]

LlamaLoaf You got a point there. It's always been kind of a dumb scene

[@passionoflovers]

The bucket of water is a pretty lazy loop hole for the plot if you ask me. With that logic he chould just go ashore with buckets on his feet at all times.

[@DaveFY]

0seconds That's hardly practical. Aside from water slipping out the rim every now and again, have you ever tried to walk around with water-filled bucket-shoes? You're not getting anywhere fast. And then there's the risk of accidently losing balance and falling over (or getting pushed). Then he has to deal with the untold consequences of touching land. The whole idea is only temporary where you can afford limited mobility for a short time, at best.

[@annascott8812]

i love wills smile when jack says "that debt was paid mate with some help." so cute!!

[@gothivore277]

Anna Scott I think what he meant by help is that Elizabeth chained him to the mast of the pearl so the kraken could get him, because he's looking at Elizabeth when he says it

[@Kikiricki11]

yeah and he is smiling at Elizabeth because he realised that she understood his and Jack's plan

[@FiFitddey]

Kikiricki Kira I thought it was because he realized she wasn’t in love with jack, but what you said has more sense 😂 lol

[@PerovNigma]

How come Jones can't just stand on the sand? Does he find it coarse? Rough? Irritating?

[@douchebagman1172]

No, because Jones cannot step on land until once every decade.

[@theredblood2976]

@@douchebagman1172 woooooosh

[@douchebagman1172]

@@theredblood2976 Oof

[@thiccosaurus4033]

@@douchebagman1172OOF

[@Funnywargamesman]

@@douchebagman1172 F

[@Mochajavachip1]

Talk about kicking the bucket.

[@alexkoohyar5]

If you think about it Barbossa, Elizabeth and Jack were the only pirate lords to do shit during this whole battle. Each of them did something epic...all the others ones just sat and watched.

[@MC-xd8lp]

Alex Koohyar yeah and the other lords have private armies which they didnt brought along who could have wiped out becketts fleet except the dutchman of course

[@alexkoohyar5]

Exactly...this battle could of been a lot more epic. Not saying that the original wasn't, but it could of been more.

[@Kikiricki11]

Will Turner was a big part too. I mean without him most of that would not have happened AND, the probably worse, Elizabeth would have been killed by Jones as he intended to stab her before Will helped her.

[@erictaylor7382]

Alex Koohyar aQ

[@levongevorgyan6789]

Yes, But Will Isn't a Pirate Lord.

[@annascott8812]

"you have no right!! " " King. " "as you command your nibs"

[@joew.3354]

Big Ol Internet Troll It's an insult used to mock self-important people, usually those who are in charge of authority.

[@KyleLinsAwesomeChannel]

How about the shout made by Barbossa afterwards? What did he say?

[@joew.3354]

Kyle Lin He either says ''Blaggard!'' or ''Blackguard!'' Blackguard: 'a man who behaves in a dishonourable or contemptible way.' Blaggard: 'A scoundrel; an unprincipled contemptible person; an untrustworthy person.'

[@Ultimatebeag]

So basically Sparrow stepped out of line with the formalities? That's kind of cool how they hold each other accountable for courtesy/conduct rules.

[@joew.3354]

Yeah. Pirate Code and all that stuff.

[@nibbles6675]

I love this. These are the six main characters of the trilogy all facing each other off. The relationships between them all are so complex and I love it

[@dubbeking]

Funniest part is how Davy Jones doesn't wait for the camera to start ranting.

[@BetterCallStan]

Yeah, I noticed that.

[@Wolf6119]

"You can fight, and all of you will die, or you can *not* fight, in which case only most of you will die." Well it's always nice to have a wide array of options.

[@nehalmanayathara1481]

"We will fight , and you will die ."

[@bhrisooo]

This movie was me and my grandmas favorite, I don’t even know how many times we rewatched it. Even when she was on her last few days fighting cancer, me and my siblings sat down in her room and put this masterpiece on. I’ll miss her, and thanks to Disney for creating such a memorable series

[@coyotefever105]

That’s nice to hear

[@wardf.3274]

00:17 right to left: Will... Beckett... Bucket.

[@Goldenboy-pe2ci]

The guitar riff at the start of the scene is one of the many reasons I rewatch this movie so often.

[@alsimergan3125]

Davy Jones: do you fear death? Jack Sparrow: do you fear land? Davy Jones: 😐

[@lismaryperez6885]

I totally would’ve been sassy and tell Nones that 😂

[@chobuildersdogeboy]

Davy Jones: 🤨

[@ethandevine6194]

How awkward would the trip back be? Jack, beckett and Jones all on one boat lol

[@Ethan-yj3qh]

Madman 479R tbf it was probably just Beckett and Jack. Jones could get to his ship way quicker

[@Zelia_Wolf]

@@Ethan-yj3qh oh, I imagine Jones staying there for the hell of it. Just because he knows what it would do.

[@shinypikagaming]

@@Ethan-yj3qh oh no, Jones is too dramatic for that. He’d totally ride with them just to keep muttering “Do you fear death” ominously...

[@premiumheadpats4150]

That Davy Jones eyebrow raise gets me every time. 🤣 I wonder just how many takes of this scene devolved into chaotic laughter and silliness.

[@solesurvivor5]

2:30 It is said on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki that Barbosa is the best swordsman in these seas, with a swipe as precise as that it shows.

[@mr4boo849]

solesurvivor5 Cool, I remember him kicking Mercer’s ass in a fight, Beckett’s lackey, in this movie. I realized he was a strong fighter.

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

Jack disarmed Barbossa once tho before he shot him.

[@MsJubjubbird]

@@islamicschoolofmemestudies Jack is also meant to be a very good swordsman. He just hates fighting

[@ygorschuma3059]

0:43 I love how Jack did the EXACT same expression Davy does to him when he teleports to the Black Pearl.

[@maybebebi7060]

The expressions that Jack and Jones exchanged at 0:42 was PRICELESS!!! Lol!

[@Varies16]

@J Will more like Davy: "You're sure?"

[@jeanbutinfrench]

I never realized what a beautiful mixture of accents and over the top performances the pirates movies had, jack was broad on the first, and the Barbosa actor was more subtle (although incredible) maybe to not steal Johnny`s spotlight, then came Davy Jones rising it up to an eleven, and then calypsos also rose up to the challenge, these colorful performances are a treat on their own, regardless of the also bonkers and amazing narrative

[@serenitybeats1677]

Naomie Harris’ acting was on a whole nother level in these films

[@xenomorphoverlord]

"Do you fear death?" "You have no idea" Talk about foreshadowing the fifth movie

[@awesomeproductions7755]

0:00-0:54 Straight out of a western.

[@danielscurtu8173]

Yeah, because it's from a western music score. By Enio Moricone. I just heard it recently and I recognized it from POTC. I just can't name the song, I heard it at work.

[@Slegzj5]

I think the score is called Man with Harmonica from the movie Once upon a time in the west

[@leinsterfan1802]

magnernj5 It was a tribute by Zimmer!

[@guyincognito6763]

Was it ?? Or was it plagiarised for profit ?? Didn't see any acknowledgements by Zimmer.

[@Grissha]

It's not the same song from Once Upon a Time in the West, it's a theme from POTC - At World's End stylized after it.

[@LevCallahan]

Gore Verbinski: So there's this scene where the heroes are walking towar-- Hans Zimmer: *Excellent.* Verbinski: I haven't even explai-- Zimmer: *i n t e n s i f i e s*

[@juanoteo6249]

Gore Verbinaki was the one who played the guitar in this scene

[@zoeysavino709]

Literally Zimmer for the scene of Rango returning Hans Zimmer: *Y e s*

[@ItsDiesL]

1:50 Your debt to me is still to be satisfied One hundred years in servitude aboard the dutchman, as a start

[@maybebebi7060]

Wonder what else Jones had in mind to make Jack pay, not only for his debt, but for the predicament he (Jack) got him into with his *heart* ending in the hands of Beckett.

[@Elias6233]

DiesL How cute you watched it too

[@thatonerotom8999]

DiesL ...

[@ItsDiesL]

That was my favorite DJ quote

[@ItsDiesL]

Oh hey there you are, from that Salazar video

[@MereImitation]

So what happens if he does step on land? If they just pushed Jones over right now onto the sand would he die? Would he suffer a lot of pain until he returned to the sea? Get more deformed? What's the consequence of this vague ass rule?!?

[@julioacceus253]

Nate Patterson What baffles me is that he could've just stood on the shore.

[@W1LDF0X-77]

Nate Patterson maybe it's a curse

[@testy462]

more to the point, did they put the bucket on the land, have him step into it, then drag him and the bucket to that spot? Carry him and the bucket?

[@FEARSWTOR]

+BA_300_AAC Sea turtles, mate.

[@alejoSOTOful]

He can teleport, as seen in many ocations, but he can't step on land, probably gets teleported back to his ship if he trys it.

[@viniciusoliveraa]

I love this scene! The soundtrack sounds like a old west movie and these characters facing each one with their different reactions makes this scene perfect.

[@charlizard3011]

I can’t believe it took me this long to realize Elizabeth’s exchange of Jack for Will was a trick

[@murtazarizvi368]

me too. or atleast elizabeth realized what needed to be happened

[@rawgrant]

was it?

[@erinclarke2695]

Yeah it was a plan. Elizabeth wasn’t in on it until Will told her that no cause was lost if there was but one fool left to fight for it and then Jack smiles. That’s when Elizabeth realises there’s a plan. She knows Jack well enough at this stage to know immortality would appeal to him so she’s able to put together what the plan involves.

[@TheAmorce]

0:43 I love the Jack's smirk, seeing Jones in his bucket.

[@JustinNguyen2]

I watched this when I was 7 and became a big fan. As always I find it Iconic that the villain and the hero face each other without being intimidated.

[@ChiKindaTown]

I love how Will is just there like the last kid picked on a dodgeball team

[@DaCoolCrushIceKillah]

0:26 that detail, those other 3 buckets xD !

[@maximusgaming3287]

Oh my god. That can only mean that will and Becket placed the buckets, while Jones hopped from one to the other 😂😂😂

[@pbh9195]

I can just imagine how Davy Jones had to be assisted by by Becket and Will stepping into each bucket.

[@Sthuthukile]

Whew...it took 6 hours, intense focus, a couple replays and subtitles, but I finally understood the plot of this film. There's just so much going on at once.

[@mirjana72mb]

The proud grin jack makes when will answers elizabeth about the cause. as if a father is proud of his son, will finally understood what living really means and jack felt proud for having shown will such

[@cauaviniciusguedes2004]

One of the Best underrated trilogy ever, they had a amazing balance of great locations, mithology, characters development, plot, action, adventure, comedy, drama, suspense and of course the Soundtrack.

[@India.H]

Anyone else think that part of the reason Elizabeth handed over Jack was because she knew that he would escape fairly quickly and either a) return to them or b) make some sort of a deal with Beckett that would be mostly beneficial to Jack, but in some way to them as well? In my opinion, Elizabeth, already intelligent to start with, became as cunning as Jack along the trilogy. Very few people saw it because one of her main goals was to get The Love Of Her Life (Will) back safely, a very "girly" aim in the eyes of most men. As Sao Feng said, "There is more to you than meets the eye."

[@jasonchilado]

Indi Heaton true!

[@murtazarizvi368]

i thought she understood now what jack wanted

[@bethaniejernigan9955]

She set up the exchange because she had caught on to Jack's and Will's hidden plan behind their exchange of words and glances.

[@khfan4life365]

Barbossa’s expression when he sees Beckett holding Jack’s compass. 🤣

[@elizabethswannturner5023]

🤏🤣

[@Swordmaster757]

The fact that the guy standing in literal buckets is still the most menacing threat around speaks volumes as to the power Davy Jones holds. When you can hop bucket to bucket only to stand in a bigger bucket on a small sandbar and still be taken as the most serious threat, you're a definite monster.

[@lionforceful3919]

that wild west music added over 9000 epicness to these scene

[@Will-nn3pb]

Davy Jones : Do you feel dead? Jack Sparrow : You have no idea

[@GioTMIP]

Do you fear death?*

[@Will-nn3pb]

Ein Stein whoops haha Davy Jones is a walking Squid...kinda hard to understand him sometimes 😂😂 thank you though

[@amaethon2117]

William Doyle *octopus

[@maybebebi7060]

Considering the fact that Jack "died" once before (in the previous film); I could've have sworn that Jones said: *"Do you fear DEBT?"*

[@jok86er]

William Doyle i like more how he says it in spanish " Are you afraid to die?"

[@MysteriousBiscuit]

I enjoyed Dead Men Tell No Tales but it could never capture my love like the first 3 movies did

[@jasonchilado]

Palo Jimenez same dood!

[@kongab2025]

Jack's a very good trickster. The look of his apparent surprise succeeded and his false reluctance in going with them deceived Jones and Beckett so well that the trap was set in motion flawlessly.

[@hihunter7]

I love how Jones says "As a start" as if he can just add time to Jack's deal just because he's pissed.

[@supermegaman88]

With how much of a pain sparrow has been to him even after death, you can’t really blame jones :P

[@SimpleAce]

This scene is amazing, I don't know if you can see it, but there is a bunch of deceiving going on. Will is secretly telling Elizabeth that Jack needs to be exchanged, first, Will says "If there isn't one fool left to fight for it" that means Jack is the only one pursuing the heart and Will has come full circle thinking like Jack and has learnt his way of trickery, Jack notices this and gives a slight smile, Elizabeth catches this and then later in the scene when Davy Jones was talking about his Debt, Elizabeth understands what Jack is planning to do so exchanges Will and Jack to gain an upper advantage.

[@kaelake9704]

Look To Your Left.... Jack Looks Into His Left To Right And GOT AWKWARD...🤣🤣🤣

[@tjbrown4213]

Barbosa’s face at 1:40 when he realized Jack f**ked up 😂

[@hiswayservicesblog9288]

I'm glad Elizabeth tried to be understanding about Will's father. Glad she didn't act like he was an idiot and should just get on with his life!

[@derrickhansen4358]

I love pirates of the Caribbean

[@jasonchilado]

Nate hansen same!

[@guudnewdle6910]

Lol love that clever smile at 1.58 as Elizabeth senses an opportunity to send Jack close to the heard and Will immediately catches on and smiles as well.

[@theodd1soutfan115]

"My hands are clean in this! ....figuratively"

[@twistedteller]

Just noticed. Beckett deliberately moved while the exchange was going on, in order to show Jack the way to his actual place-right next to his worst nightmare Davy Jones. And have the chance to grin wickedly at him.

[@tres9007]

My brother laughed when he saw Davy Jones standing in a bucket of water XD

[@Darksaviour]

1:32 That subtitle stare. I always love that Wills “betrayal” was just a rouse to get Jack on the Dutchman at the right time.

[@lemonlover333]

It's already 2021, but good heavens, Beckett's smug smile at 2:56 still gets me every time! It's so infectious, grinning like an idiot lol.

[@elizabethswannturner5023]

I love Beckett's smile🤣🤣🤣

[@emperoremyhriv4968]

I love beckett. A great villian.

[@JARV9701]

The image of Jhones jumping from bucket to bucket to avoid the sand is hilarious, playing the floor is Lava with higher stakes.

[@Tom_North]

Would of been cool to see Jones and Barbossa interact

[@ronalddino6370]

Never see barbossa and davy Jones interact

[@cataraxis]

i like the implication that davy jones hopped from bucket to bucket to get onto the shore

[@MrFrostien]

Davey Jones looks amazing even today, great effects

[@runforitmarty6318]

I don’t know if anyone already mentioned this, but I was watching Once Upon A Time in the Wild West 1968 and realized this tune is almost exactly the same as some specific scenes in that Wild West movie. I was blown away!!! I wonder if they were trying to draw a parallel or is this a copyright situation. It’s after the McBain Family is Slaughtered and the boy comes out on the porch. You can look up once upon a time In The west mcbain family slaughter.

[@FiFitddey]

I love so much how will looks to Elizabeth all the time 😍Omg❤️

[@3m967]

3:06 gets me everytime 😂😂😂😂

[@stefanskrinnik7923]

the music composition from 0:00 to 0:20 is incredible, camera angles and music is so good.

[@kiratheusagiisworkshop5266]

I never noticed before that Jones stands in a bucket. XD

[@Spitfiregirl01]

KiraTheUsagii's Workshop he's standing in his own piss lmao

[@FilmObsessedLucy]

The shot at 0:12 where Jack, Elizabeth, and Barbossa are perfectly lined up and walking in sync with the music is so unbelievably satisfying to me

[@nikolasdermorder7534]

0:45 *IF YA SMEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLL....WHAT DAVY JONES IS COOKING!*

[@MegaChorro123]

Nikolas derMörder KNOW YOUR ROLE AND SHUT YOUR MOUTH!!!

[@trailermashproductions3437]

@@MegaChorro123 IT DOESNT MATTER WHAT DAVY JONES THINKS

[@MegaChorro123]

Trailer Mashup Production TAKE YOUR THOUGHTS, AND STICK THEM STRAIGHT UP YOUR CANDY ASS!!!!

[@nicolascarmona6815]

-*BOOTSTRAP?* -*BUT MY NAME'S BILL-...* -*IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOUR NAME IS!!*

[@khfan4life365]

“Don’t blame Turner. He was merely a tool of your betrayal If you wish to see its grand architect, look to your left.” Barbossa to Elizabeth, Elizabeth to Jack, and Jack to realization.

[@mingminluftig9632]

"Well spoke, listen to the tool" 🤣

[@johnnygrandomstuff5882]

This movie soundtrack is epic, definitely the best of the entire series and it’s actually my second favorite movie after the curse of the black pearl

[@Logiiiiiii]

I still come back to this video and just vibe to the music

[@Spitfiregirl01]

0:46 I'm dying lmao

[@firedude2106]

first to the finish. sparrow and barbossa still fighting each other for the pearl lol.

[@willyweird1133]

I just love how the only thing Jones says to Jack is his catchphrase: "Do you fear death?" Hahaha it's so ridiculous, I think it was a bit of self-conscious humor from the director.

[@c.evans1804]

I really wished Davy Jones and Barbossa had interacted/fought, that would've been great.

[@ronalddino6370]

Yes

[@ronalddino6370]

Tgey didn't make barbossa and Davy Jones talk

[@crispy8357]

It is my personal head cannon that Davy Jones says to jack: "do you fear debt?"

[@deadaccount4522]

Nobody: Davy Jones: 🐙 🧍‍♂️ 🪣