Pirates Of The Caribbean 3 (Expanded Score) - Lord Cutler Beckett (Album Suite)

Pirates Of The Caribbean - At World's End (Expanded Score)
Hans Zimmer
2007
N°65 : Lord Cutler Beckett (Album Suite)

[@tacticaldroidtx22]

It's just... Good music...

[@talalkhan8745]

Made my Day mate. Thanks!

[@lukeberonio1731]

Absolutely phenomenal

[@ksaverydom3992]

jajajajajajaj

[@davidc7332]

Can’t expect less from a tactical droid

[@redguard3626]

Are you one of those older models controlled by central computer or like these newer versions, independent thinkers?

[@cutlerbeckett7463]

I love my theme

[@tamunajobadze2355]

It's just...good answer..

[@tdduck]

Yo, Ho haul together, hoist the colours high! Heave ho, thieves and beggars, never shall we die...

[@captainjacksparrow113]

But we don't love you.

[@KarlDonitz1991]

Lord Beckett It’s Just Good Business Sr.

[@baanaanaana]

@@tdduck "Thief and beggar, Never shall we die." -that one asian guy

[@error5272]

The song Is elegant, evil and powerful.

[@KyleGraddy]

As the British Empire

[@HelderBrayhan]

Evil no

[@billyjoecobra2517]

How can this not be in the original soundtrack, this piece is amazing.

[@LordMangudai]

There's so much good music in At World's End, it would be literally impossible to make a one-disc album that would do it justice :)

[@jackiesparrowjr]

Fun fact, parts of Beckett's theme were reused for Hector Barbossa in On Stranger Tides.

[@theodenmannix4362]

4:07 I love that part because it's so classy and elegant but with zero emotion. Davy Jones' worn little music box emits 100x more feeling than what Beckett would describe as "emotional", he's so detached. 5:05 is more "true" emotional core for Beckett, it's full of ambition and petty anger and bitterness and a need to control, far darker than Jones' very human, tormenting rage. The theme in full sounds like walking on eggshells. Barbossa theme is adventure-loving and unyielding and determined, Davy Jones is tragic and this sounds like calculating narcissism and ego-mania.

[@turkishjanitor3666]

2:28 is my favorite, since it begins in that sophisticated and yet still ominous way, which eventually gives in to the increasingly darker and angrier tones. This right here is the essence of Beckett.

[@RatGuy-qb2ng]

"The immaterial has become, immaterial..."

[@CommanderfoxAnimations]

I would love a extended version of 4:07

[@ahandybag3471]

@@turkishjanitor3666 i have a soft spot for that part.

[@arcturus3368]

Cutler Beckett has several things in common with Napoleon I Bonaparte: blue eyes, wearing a frock coat and high boots, both are short, also wore a crooked wig, left-handedness, wearing a double-cornered hat, megalomania, self-esteem and love of power, both use white horses. You can find a parallel between Beckett's giant armada and Napoleon's Great Army. And, just like Bonaparte, Beckett preferred death to defeat (Napoleon attempted suicide after defeat and abdication in 1814, but survived).

[@baanaanaana]

beckett is evil though, napoleon isnt

[@piano8428]

5:05 best part

[@peterbarreira4729]

It's pieces like this that boggle my mind when they don't make it to the soundtrack...

[@raidenthenctzenwithinsomni4961]

This is a suite. It's a compilation of various themes used throughout the film. And this one was released. It's on the Soundtrack Treasures collection.

[@user-do2qp1wh8t]

If ambition, refined elegance and power could sound, they would sound like that.

[@PHStriker-km8qj]

Just so freakin epic

[@teitokud.satrio4784]

1:30 The Brits are coming

[@lordcutlerbeckett4175]

He is the King of See❤❤🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@JV54]

5:05

[@davidc7332]

Master Yoda

[@mbanasevych]

Cool music!

[@kasperihankonen]

It's just good music.

[@havingicecream]

it's so freaking good

[@alexisdupont5513]

3:10

[@KarlDonitz1991]

Where else can I find this song

[@Lost_dark9999]

1:30

[@korotych]

00:17 vibrating alert on the phone (4 times)? :D

[@hackerx9477]

3:19

[@paolobruno8154]

👍

[@lordcutlerbeckett4175]

Controll the Heart of Davy Jones Controll the SEE❤

[@Zabulus]

the "SEE" ?

[@lordcutlerbeckett4175]

@@Zabulus Yes See (Water)

[@Zabulus]

@@lordcutlerbeckett4175 ahhh yes the see, i now sea what you meant

[@lordcutlerbeckett4175]

@@Zabulus XD 😅😊Yeah

[@skibidiminion.]

*Control *Sea Your grammar is abysmal

[@killahalka]

4:07〜

[@monad5140]

The Jeff Bezos of the 18th century

[@vladimirlenin693]

Except that Beckett exploited his workers to do something big and Bezos exploits them for some fucking amazon prime.

[@monad5140]

@@vladimirlenin693 Bezos: *Laughs in Spaceflight

[@billyjoecobra2517]

I love this tree comments

[@vladimirlenin693]

@@monad5140 I mean. Did his space flight change anything? No. Did he find anything new? Also no. It was just some bald idiot sitting in metal vechicle and does nothing.

[@monad5140]

@@vladimirlenin693 I think you and me are pretty aligned honestly. Both of them are, at the end of the day, exploitative businessmen who happen to have massively ambitious means of wealth creation. Beckett's is magic and military, Bezos is experimental science and political control.

[@KarlDonitz1991]

Where is my East India Trading Company Flag

[@kasperihankonen]

In my opinion, the East India Trading Company is based on the Galactic Empire from Star Wars, as EITC wants to destroy piracy and Palpatine's Empire wants to eliminate the Jedi and the Rebellion.

[@IslandWork1]

The East India Trading Company is a real thing. The largest and arguably most power private company in existence. Hell, they pretty much owned India

[@mightoftradition5586]

Fun fact : India owns the present day east india company.