*Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End* Was FANTASTIC! | Reaction

[@SpartanandPudgey]

Wow that end to the trilogy was bloody AMAZING! but the adventure is not over yet! Pirates 4 & 5 NEXT! Want to watch Pirates 4 & 5 EARLY and access the UNCUT reactions? Join us on Patreon! www.patreon.com/spartanandpudgey

[@K-A915]

So glad they are watching the 4th and 5th, others tend to stop after the 3rd!

[@Kyubii01]

@@K-A915it goes downhill it at least we get to see them see it go down hill

[@K-A915]

@@Kyubii01 4 is actually good, but I can agree that 5 is forced but still worth the watch, so yes it kinda does go downhill.

[@Kyubii01]

@@K-A915 I think 4-5 are meh at best. It really feels like post endgame marvel. Where it’s just not going nowhere

[@vjtheowl6091]

​@@K-A915 i agree. Ppl tend to say Jack is not Jack anymore in 4th and 5th but it makes sense that after all his adventures, 30 years at sea etc. He would be lil washed up. 4th is definitely nowhere close to the trilogy in terms of callbacks and the story but it's definitely not a bad movie

[@realSimoneCherie]

Calypso’s nature isn’t deceit, it’s elusiveness. She’s the sea goddess - she can’t be consistent or predictable because the sea is not.

[@PelosiStockPortfolio]

Being inconsistent is the defining characteristic of women in general

[@LethalOwl]

Still deceit to promise something and not adhering to it. Then again, Davy Jones was an idiot for believing her in the first place.

[@sankharaYT]

@@LethalOwl It is not deceit if it isn't premeditated. You can break a promise without being deceitful, just by being forgetful.

[@kiaayo33]

​@@sankharaYTBasically the people you want to avoid at all costs👍

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

It's important to remember that Calypso is literally the sea. So Davy Jones loved the sea, and the sea loved him back. Until it didn't. When Davy Jones gets mad at Calypso for "betraying" him, she basically says, "Mf, I'm the SEA! What did you expect?"

[@thomasluke-wp8or]

12:21 there is SO much depth to this scene. The locket is playing while closed which means that his love is thinking about him because hers is open, so he gets sad and sheds a tear. Then he gets angry when he realised he is feeling these painful emotions because it means his heart is near him. Just absolutely fantastic film making :) 15:15 jacks prison is genius as well. He has none of the joys of being on the sea and he is no longer the one and only captain jack sparrow! "Its not about living forever jackie, its about living with yourself forever" DAMN thats hard

[@MangoMann072]

The facial expressions Barbosa makes when interacting with Jack almost explains why he orchestrated a mutiny against Jack in the first place

[@FemkevanDrooge]

Barbossa has the most epic rolleye 😂

[@kylethompson3008]

Elizabeth and Jack kiss = he dies Elizabeth and Sao Feng kiss = he dies Elizabeth and Norrington kiss = he dies Elizabeth and Will kiss = he dies I'm starting to see a pattern here. She's a black widow

[@SixFour0391]

I literally just posted this…noticing it after dozens of viewings! Hahahahahaha Original Post: After dozens of viewings, I’m just noticing this…. Does anyone else notice that EVERYONE who kisses Elizebeth, dies?? Will, Jack, Norrington, Xao Fang

[@K000H]

I never noticed this before hahah omg!

[@queenxx1690]

Kiss of death

[@quinnmach535]

She kissed her dad at some point too I guess, probs on the cheek though

[@beautifulbliss5883]

​@@quinnmach535 Amd he died too, on sea, we never see his death but we see him on a little boat

[@dubya_tee_eff]

It's unfortunate that they cut the scene between Jack and Cuttler Beckett. FYI, Jack used to work for Beckett and was given a "cargo" of slaves to deliver, and he chose to free them. Beginning his life as a pirate.

[@drrohanjacob]

And that is why Davy Jones asked Jack specifically for 100 souls to be rid of his debt. The number of people he saved from servitude.

[@drrohanjacob]

@@anthonyc3496 Yes,u loose a lot of context

[@evilieeemia7779]

You cam watch the deleted scene online.

[@miquelcanosasanteularia1678]

@@anthonyc3496Yes. Check the deleted scenes

[@nitrokid]

Piracy is about freedom. Jack can't stand slavery.

[@puzzled_pelican3626]

Will learned to be a pirate from Jack Elizabeth learned to be a pirate from Barbosa

[@christiecakes014]

was waiting for this comment 😄

[@LS13.]

And it totally shows in the approaches for SURE

[@tommytommy7535]

not really, jack showed her what it means to be a pirate ( island scene) , he saw the pirate in her ( see movie 2) and he trusted her enough to make her king ( movie 3 )

[@christiecakes014]

@@tommytommy7535 those are all things that Jack did and have no reflection on his influence of Elizabeth's character. From Elizabeth's actions and words, she much more takes after Barbossa; she's more underhanded, she plays things smart, arguably she's more ruthless that Jack and Will. And she was like that before she ever spent any time with Jack.

[@tommytommy7535]

@@christiecakes014 yeah she may take after barbossa, but barbossa didnt teach her a thing in all honesty. ( if i remember correctly he only taught her about the curse) but w/e

[@breannabest459]

Glad you pointed out the music a few times. This orchestral score always blows me away. Just another layer to a nearly perfect trilogy.

[@dhk5174]

Chow Yun-fat, who played Sao Feng is one of the greatest asian actors of all time. He's legendary action star in Hong Kong and he has a very nice personality and did many good deeds to society.

[@user-blob]

He’s a legend.

[@rafaelcanosantos3554]

Johnny Depps based a lot of Jack's character on Keith Richards, member of the Rolling Stones. So Disney contacted him to be in this movie and be Jack Sparrow's father: Captain Teague.

[@queenxx1690]

Disney used to be amazing, now they are shit.

[@michaelklaus]

@@queenxx1690 I am pretty sure that the execs didn't make that move but the creatives... it is just that nowadays the execs are constantly interfering with creative decisions that bring us stuff like Secret Invasion

[@elegrin5170]

I answer your 49:50 question.. William and his crew have regular human form (for now).. They have to do Calypso's missions ( bring deads from the living world to the death world) .. If they stop doing that job, they will look like Davy Jones and his crew... Remember, Davy Jones was doing this job approximately 10 years .. After than, he stopped doing this job, and they have been cursed like that.. As long as you do this job, your body remains normal.. If you stop doing this, You will look like that cursed forms..

[@franzferdinand5810]

The first three Pirates movies are like a giant epic poem. The movies rhyme and flow, and the scale is just EPIC. Truly one of the greatest trilogies ever.

[@inquisitive6786]

Now that Jack mentioned “survival” when talking to his dad, I can finally talk about this: Jack Sparrow’s journey is all about cheating death and becoming, at best, immortal. The aztec gold curse was a bust because of the side effects and the davy jones thing was also a semi bust because he’d have a duty and wont be free, and also he decided to save Will’s life than becoming immortal, so Jack’s search continues.

[@Lemon_Force]

The Davy Jones thing wasn't a bust he just wanted to be sailing for the rest of time no matter what he was doing. He was fully prepared to stab the heart. Jones forced him to choose between saving Will or having his dream.

[@medranowendy408]

I feel like the advice that Jacks dad gave him did have a positive effect on him. His dad mentions it not about living forever but living with yourself. Then at the end of this film we see him in a small boat sailing the seas with a bottle of rum and adventure on the horizom a stark contrast to the beginning of the first film where he was seen in a small boat but eagerly seeking the black pearl.

[@FimbongBass]

This is my favourite Pirates movie, watched it in theatres as a kid and it was a ton of fun, and it still holds up well

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

This it´s a phenomenal movie, with a total rollercoaster at the end. Some facts: - I think that Norrington it´s a very underrated character. In his best or his fallen, his behaviour was always like a real MAN. That final redemption, leaving Elizabeth and the rest the chance to escape, honors him. And of course he loved her in all moment, and deserved that final kiss. - Jack´s father it´s Keith Richards, the guitarist of the legendary Rolling Stones.

[@sashabowerbank5445]

Yes Johnny depp actually based his portrayal of sparrow on Keith Richards so getting him to play his dad in part 3 was a genius move cause he only had to play himself and it would feel familiar like jack and explain the resemblance instantly. Also really shows off Johnny's acting skills that he mirrored him so well you saw it right away

[@inkeriananas]

While I also like Norrington's arc, I can't help but cringe at the idea of him "deserving" a kiss. That mindset is so twisted. That kiss didn't even look consensual, he just swooped in.

[@mimic1984]

If I had a quarter for every movie that had a wedding during a massive battle on a pirate ship that is being attacked by fish people while in the middle of a massive rain storm in the middle of a giant whirlpool...I'd have one quarter, which isn't alot but it's crazy that it even happened once.💜

[@benschultz1784]

This movie once held the record for the largest film set ever made. They built a warehouse in the Nevada desert outside of Las Vegas with mock-ups of both the _Pearl_ and _Dutchman_ on a giant turntable for the Maelstrom scene. They also pumped in thousands of gallons of water kept at near-freezing to avoid germs.

[@mimic1984]

"You may kill me, but you will never insult me! Who am I?" ....... *offended look "I'm Captain Jack Sparrow..."

[@0saintclark0]

I was led on my sofa feeling really down with nothing to do and this popped up. Thanks for cheering me up guys :)

[@mimic1984]

One of the most badass weddings in movie history, by the way. 💜

[@mimic1984]

It seems that Elizabeth remembered what Jack said about a captain of a ship being able to perform a mare-ee-auje. 💜

[@treystone9464]

1:50 There was a red flag before the parrot said,, "don't eat me". The sailor that told Will he saw black sails also mentioned around there he had delicious "long pork", that is the infamous term for what cannibalistic islanders called human meat.

[@ent0m0l0gist]

Something about Orlando Bloom, from 1:02:22, you said early 2000's was a golden era for him. It's not just his golden era, but his beginning. Lord of the Rings was his first major role, and he was in his early twenties, when he was cast as Legolas.

[@Tagreese]

Johnny depp visited hospitalized children as Jack, that must have been awesome. This movie and the first one were my favorite. The first one is special to me because i randomly watched it on TV and knew absolutely nothing about the story. Thanks for your reactions guys

[@thepfealexander]

I just love how well done Elisabeth's (badass) arc is. She began being the fine Governor's daughter and ended up being Pirate King! They did it so naturally and it suited her so well imo. So glad you're enjoying these they'll always be THE Pirate Movies to me❣

[@4Tom4lepus4]

I 100% agree, I just hate her ending, considering she always seemed to be the one to not like the traditional life and was intrigued by the pirate life. I would have liked for her to stay a pirate captain, but instead she is the only one whose ending is a departure from being a pirate and, basically, being a stay-at-home mom.

[@thepfealexander]

@@4Tom4lepus4 yeah totally. After all that it would have been cool for her to be a pirate captain. At least in this one she still dresses pirate-y in the end but you know later she’s in a fancy dress again like whyyy 🥲

[@4Tom4lepus4]

@@thepfealexander There is this pattern in literature - not anymore nowadays, but it used to be very popular - where the female protagonist's arc is about defying the expectations put on her, being the hero but then afterwards accepting her role and returning to the traditional expectations. Another example for this would be LotR. And I always hated this sort of ending.

[@queenxx1690]

Yeah no fake badass woman arc like they do today it felt natural she earned it by going through a lot of shit

[@thepfealexander]

@@4Tom4lepus4 ah yes let her explore only to come back to what is wanted for her in the first place..not my thing either, if it’s clear it’s something they want or intend of achieving in the end, totally fine but here it would have been nice to see something more happening for Elizabeth. I just think to myself she’s on some pirate island and sailing out regularly 😆

[@shigyshigshig5846]

One of the most expensive movies ever made and it shows. The amount of special effects, costumes and different locations ; not to mention the awesome looking ships. Truly a spectacle and one of the greatest films of all time.

[@ArgosySpecOps]

32:45 it's her nature to be unpredictable like the weather, because she is the goddess of weather at sea. All mariners pray for the weather to favor them, but it was particularly important during the days of wind & sail.

[@di3486]

I never cried for a movie couple this much! I usually don’t care for movie romances but Will and Elizabeth are so lovely😢❤

[@BlueRoseWolfie]

This was my favorite one, I love Jack's goofy side but I also love his strategic and intelligent side. The story thru all 3 has been amazing. Jack's father is the keeper of the Code I believe. Fun fact: when Depp designed Jack Sparrow he took part of his inspiration from Keith Richards, so when they decided to have Jack's Dad in this one, they got Keith Richards to play him. Full circle sort of feel. There are books that give some filler content on the adventures of Jack Sparrow, plus a ton of bloopers/ deleted scenes from the movies. Like a famous one: The reason Jack was branded a pirate. He was originally working for the East India Trading Company, just a small job for a young man to get out on the sea. Until he found out the cargo was slaves. He freed them, but it cost him the ship and his good name. The ship became the Black Pearl and he took the name Jack Sparrow. A deleted scene between him and Cutler Beckett was when Becket told him off for stealing his cargo and Jack says "People aren't cargo mate". It is also why Davy Jones says Jack's soul is worth 100 souls. The 100 he saved, and why all those people mourned his death in the swamp. So many good details that those who hunt for them know and make the story better.

[@sankharaYT]

You're right, the film IS fantastic. Back when it was released, people were rather meh on it. Everyone said 'it's too convoluted'. But the backstabbin' middle part does make perfect sense if you check all character motivations and goals. It's just really dense storytelling. Maybe too dense? I don't care. I love how every character gets their moments to shine, and do something relevant to the story. So many great arcs, be they big (Elizabeth, Will, Bootstrap Bill), medium-sized (Norrington, Barbossa, Davy Jones) or small (comedy relief side characters).

[@Corlwow]

This is my favourite pirates film. Most like the first which is understandable. But this film was so bold and so ambitious. The direction is perfect. The comedy is well framed and timed. The history is interesting - they include some actual pirates in here great that they had Keith Richards be Jack’s dad. And good villains make a good story… with Davy Jones and Barbossa we had it good, but Beckett and the EI Trading company were the real world villains… and the performance is fantastic in so many on the nose and nuanced ways. We were SO spoiled as kids… we had HP, LOTR and this… it was incredible!

[@theaprentice6437]

4:05 That was probably the saddest thing in his death for me. He died clutching an apple in his hand. After all those years deprived of his creature comforts, all he wanted was to taste an apple. Glad he got his apple.

[@Josiah_Ethan]

Why's the rum gone!!!?

[@jed8935]

Jacks Dad was played by Keith Richard’s from The Rolling Stones and the cool thing is, Depp said he’s based the mannerisms on Richard’s all the way back to film one…nice little cameo 🙏🏼

[@xqiuvmah]

What calypso said when she was a giant was, "Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!". This roughly means "Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me" in French.

[@zachcurtis1283]

This trilogy was truly a perfect trilogy. Still one of the best ever made. Fun fact, Jack's dad was played by Keith Richards, the guitarist for the Rolling Stones, whose real life persona was a huge inspiration for Johnny Depp's portrayal of Jack Sparrow.

[@johjoh9270]

One of my favourite movies ever tbh, it just just so great overall, Will and Elizabeths wedding in the middle of the fight with the amazing ost was just such a good scene

[@Phantomgreen29]

You two are going to need your own pirate wedding after this, complete with swordfighting and cannons!

[@AnSaPaRaDiSe]

Jack's father is Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards. Johnny Depp based his character on him

[@damiadwalker8464]

The scene with becket walking in slow-mo as the cannonballs destroy the ship around him is one of my all time favorite cinematic scenes. I feel like it was a cinematic death too good for his character. Now if one of our heroes had gone out like that it would be my fave of all time

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

What I loved about the third movie is that it brought in other famous pirates from around the world. Parts 4 and 5 carry this theme forward.

[@moonman8450]

I loved the flags shown in that on scene because I recognized a few of them

[@mimic1984]

"And that was without a single drop of rum."

[@kristophergathercoal5044]

I love Spartan's humble response to Pudgey stating there's no L in maestrom: "Well, I'll check the definitions later and we'll find out." And then the definition pops up lol. Nice editing. Fun as always.

[@johnx768]

Pudgey lowekey crushing on will at the end there lol

[@Corlwow]

Barbossa is my fav char and so much character development of the three main cast members in this trilogy and esp in this movie

[@khananissa21]

49:43 : i love this scene too when the Flying Dutchman survive and came out of the water IT'S EPIC

[@michaelklaus]

My favorite detail of the trilogy is the ghost story of Dead Man's Chest; when Elizabeth hides on the merchant vessel and the crew finds her wedding dress, one of them sailors spins the tale that the dress belongs to a bride who became widowed before her wedding night; and then in At World's End, this tale becomes true; Elizabeth and Will are finally wed but he dies... and they consume their marriage afterwards

[@michaelklaus]

Also I find it interesting when people are surprised about Calypso's identity; in Dead Man's Chest, shortly before Tia Dalma speaks of Calypso, Jack has made his payment and just like in The Curse Of The Black Pearl he proceeds to steal from her; and there we see the crab pendant that turns out to be a music box; later we see that Davy Jones has seemingly the same music box; now we might have assumed that Tia Dalma had merely collected it like the other magical trinkets she posseses and sells, but the easier assumption was that she is Calypso in human form

[@sbj2k1]

Pudgey's laugh at 3:39 was everything.

[@inquisitive6786]

So Will essentially became the ferryman forever right which means one day, he’ll have to help Elizabeth, his son, etc his entire line pass to the afterlife, well, unless he has them join the crew after they die I guess

[@Siennamerdein]

Their reaction to every plot point Every plot twist and reveal in this movie is essentially Oh no. , Oh yeah , oh what 😂😂

[@khananissa21]

42:15 : i love Barbossa's laugh

[@liquidarchitecture6109]

Another great film that is kind of similar is the Three Musketeers, that Orlando Bloom plays in as well.

[@mimic1984]

This one had the darkest opening of the 5 films, and is the darkest movie in the franchise. 💜

[@Jessica_Little]

If you want to watch another great movie with Elizabeth Swan (Kiera Knightly) and Beckett (Tom Hollander) I HIGHLY recommend watching the 2005 Pride and Prejudice! Kiera Knightly is the main character and Tom’s character Mr Collin’s is absolutely hilarious and I think you guys would like this movie with its amazing cinematography!

[@Jalynfein]

I think Jones is so furious at Calypso being set free because, much like him being trapped to sail the sea forever, she was imprisoned in a human form with limited magic. Not to mention the love/hate relationship.

[@achillis9753]

To my understanding, I think he felt betrayed, because she told him to unalive the Brethren Court for capturing her. However, she must have changed her mind when Will told her that it was Davy Jones who showed the first Brethren Court how to bind her. She basically created the Malstrom and watched them destroying each other

[@jaydeodwyer1003]

He doesn’t love Calipso. If you listened they said “speak it as if too a lover” so say the words nicely basically.

[@singlechristiancowboy]

Those first 3 minutes where all the "rights" were suspended........ that's why we have the Second Amendment in our Constitution.

[@SixFour0391]

I agree with the sentiment, however nobody ever acknowledges that’s not what the guns are being used for. They’re being used to kill our country’s own citizens. Not upon those who seek to take freedoms away. (NOT ADVOCATING FOR RANDOM VIOLENCE AGAINST ANY SPECIFIC POLITICIANS)

[@Grizzly_6623]

The 2000-2010 era of action movies was goated, Pirates transformers Harry Potter iron man LotR the list goes on and on

[@ashleyowen7664]

6:00 - basically, when Lord Beckett got the Heart of Davy Jones, he himself had a change of heart and figured: "screw it, no fair trail, no help of any kind, if their a pirate OR helping a pirate, regardless of who they are, then they hang by the neck until dead." so he basically went on a "pirate purge" if you like

[@BamBam-3886]

At Worlds End is what some might call the ending of the Pirates story. 4 and 5 are just spin-off adventures

[@Fraggelmann]

They're all good and entertaining movies though, that add more understanding to the story!

[@BamBam-3886]

@@Fraggelmann I like 4 & 5

[@HH-hd7nd]

36:16 Fun fact about the music: It matches the Man with the Harmonica theme from the western Oce upon a Time in the West, one of the most iconic Western soundtracks of all time.

[@ethanwillcocks3010]

Omg this is my favorite movie of all time and I never realized Barbosa saying “Mrs turner” is a callback to the first movie when she told him her name was “Elizabeth turner”😱I always just assumed it was because he married them. I can’t believe I never realized that this is why I love reactions

[@hermestrismegistus491]

I always like to point out that Will was stabbed by Davy Jones with the sword he gave the father in the first movie. The sword had its own journey.

[@dannypatrick9361]

You'll love Black Sails! A 2010s TV show, one of the first big budget post game of thrones TV shows and its insanely good!

[@olhabaliasina]

For sure! They should definitely give it a try because that's a fantastic show! I'd say it's more mature and much more realistic than PotC. With that being said, PotC 3 is my favorite movie of all time, so I may be a bit biased towards pirate stories in general😊

[@dannypatrick9361]

@@olhabaliasina Same POTC3 has always been my fav! Pirates + Fantasy is such a good mix and 3 does it the best imo. Black Sails definitely has a more serious tone than PotC but I'm sure they'd love it!

[@luxiwow2615]

IMO the Saga ends here. They kinda went full circle with Elizabeth and Will being kind of together. And Jack always up to something but still chasing his own Ship.

[@nickcarlson2708]

I love Bootleg Bill Turner.

[@markhamstra1083]

Even if he’s not as good of a piano player as Davy Jones.

[@sesshyandenvyfreak]

It's Bootstrap Bill Turner

[@dcemerald70]

Yes please do the last two films! They might not be the best, but they are worth the good laughs. The tragic love story between Calypso and Davy Jones has always been my favorite lore in POTC. When Calypso says “It’s my nature.”, She is saying that she was wild and unpredictable as the sea. It’s possible on the one day after 10 years, she could’ve been with Davy Jones in her sea form instead of the human form that he wanted. “Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l’Esplanade, Dans l’Fond d’l’eau!”, the phrase Calypso yells out when she is freed from her bonds, roughly translates to “Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!". Also in the original Greek myth, Calypso is a sea nymph who is the daughter of the Titan Atlas. When the Titans lost the war against the Greek gods, she was punished for siding with her dad. Because she supported him in the war so the gods punished/cursed her that she would have to stay in Ogygia forever. Also Calypso’s real symbol was a dolphin not a crab. They did that because the crab is an octopus’ prey. 🏴‍☠️⚔️💣🐬🦀🌊🐙

[@lelandcuellar3097]

One of the main problems with the 5th movie, is that Jack just doesn't really feel like Jack

[@rupeinsane1]

PUDGEY is on it!! She remembers all the details! Love it! ❤

[@Бојан-з9д]

Have you seen Black sails? Great pirate show

[@lethalclips1234]

Wow I'm surprised to see people in the comments ripping on 5, I understand 4, it's not great (jack as main character isn't it) but 5 is a huge callback to 1 and it's just great.

[@JackTheRipperMK]

you should 100% react to the bloopers from these movies after youve seen them theyre hilarious

[@withxoutxlife]

I think my personal favorite was the second film. Something about the mystery about Davy Jones/The Deadman's Chest, and then the Lovecraftian horror of the Kraken really hit for me. It feeds into my thalassophobia, and why I'll never go into the open ocean. 😆The special effects for the Kraken scenes were all so good too.

[@Ynot2711]

lol spartan loves those Ws over Pudgey "Maelstrom"

[@thetej1098]

40:29 YESSS! Thank you for noticing this bit of the music! This track is called "What Shall We Die For", which if you listen closely during the second half of the finale when the key changes there's a choir in the background that's singing the lines "yo-ho all together, hoist the colour high..." The music of the entire first trilogy is spectacular, no exceptions.

[@SNOK1986]

This was supposed to be the last movie out of the three back when it released. 4 and 5 were basically money grabs... as Disney loves to do.

[@patrickwaldeck6681]

This movie is kind of mess but the final battle is so unbelievably epic. Jack dueling Dave Jones on top of the sails of Flying Dutchman in the middle of a magical vortex is all I ever wanted.

[@CoffeeBrainzz]

2:50 Very close, but the 'Fate Intervening' was actually about Will 😉 Calypso says the same thing when she meets Will, 'Their is an air of destiny around you', and again when they see the souls pass.... 'A touch of fate..' I'm not sure if she could completely see the future but she is certainly omnipresent and has some sort of future sight ability and was able to see the strands of fate that lead Will to a new greater purpose. That's why she was so 'affectionate' when she met him, he was her new DaveyqJones

[@nitrokid]

The Pirate King was played by Keith Richards, the guitarist of The Rolling Stones. He's pretty much looked like that in real life too 😂 😂 😂

[@josefinelagerstrom2643]

I may have been watching a movie reaction on another channel when I got the notification about this video... and I miiiight have abandoned the other video. 🤭

[@SpartanandPudgey]

🤣🤣🤣🙏

[@DennisHeikki]

really been enjoying seeing you guys watching this trilogy! sidenote: it didn't make sense for Jack to become captain of the Dutchman. Jack saw the Pearl as freedom. Jack wants freedom and to live forever. As cap of the Duthman, you're only free 1 day for 10 years.

[@adtu21]

41:00 he was crying because he loves her…and hate her :) god I love their storyline. I wish to see more of it. Touching 😢

[@FearYeTheRipper]

In all the reactions I've seen of this movie, you're the first folks to mention that Jack took some shots while talking to Beckett and performed that escape from his ship. 🥰 Was it not rum he drank? Semantics. He did catch a buzz before that move. 😋

[@prico3358]

Davy jones locker is basically Pirate afterlife. Its an old pirate myth.

[@doncunningham8970]

Captain Teague was played by Keith Richards

[@jonreese7066]

I just realized Barbossa was the only one to call Elizabeth Turner

[@singingwolf3929]

The sword that Will made for Norrington in the First Movie, where everyone comments on its quality, comes back around. Norrington stabs Jones with it, who then comments on its quality before killing off Norrington. Jones then stabs Will with it at the end here. Presumably, Will now carries that sword.

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

Gollum always will be my precious, but Davy Jones probably is the best cgi character of all time

[@bernardosoares2852]

There's a movie that i LOVE called "Extremelly Loud And Incredibly Close", there's no reactions of it on KZbin, and that's sad cause is one of the most emotional drama movie i've ever watched! The characters are SO good and charismatic, played by the actors Tom Hanks, Sandra Bullock and John Goodman! It's one of my favorite movies EVER, u need to watch PLEASE

[@Nolderrivlen]

I forgot how much I enjoyed these movies since the last time I saw them all was in theaters. I’m glad you guys liked it! Pirates 4 & 5 are not as good unfortunately but we’ll see what you think when you watch them.

[@mmxxiii9503]

11:13 pain, all I know is pain 19:32 that part is heartbreaking 😢 48:25 part of the crew, part of the ship, part of the crew, part of the ship

[@mimic1984]

"It's just......good business..."

[@blanketwodahs6741]

Cutler Beckett is one of my favorite characters

[@Craftyboy89]

I like some of the little details they throw into these movies, old Disney was amazing. An example is Jones actually feeling a little pain and emotions as soon as the heart is nearby.

[@IthielKaan]

The interesting easter egg is. He is killed by his own blade. Technically he died but by being bound to the Dutchman amd was resurrected

[@LS13.]

Beckett was actually a really cool villain. In reality, he’s the protagonist as pirates aren’t very much good at all. But as an antagonist he’s great

[@Corlwow]

The music is amazing

[@meganlodon]

The song at the beginning, _Hoist the Colors,_ was written for the movie to tell the tale of Calypso, Jones, and the Court. Below is my analysis. *The Chorus:* _Yo ho, haul together_ _Hoist the colors high_ _Heave ho, thieves and beggars_ _Never shall we die_ The chorus is sung numerous times within the song. It's basically telling the pirates, full of thieves and beggers, to get ready to set sail. The lyrics here are obvious in meaning. *First verse:* _The King and his men_ _stole the Queen from her bed_ _and bound her in her bones_ The King was the Pirate King at that time, and while his identity is unknown, I believe him to be Jones himself (my little theory). The King's men refers to the Brethren Court. The Queen is Calypso, her bed is the sea, and binding her in her bones refers to binding her to her human form. _the seas be ours and by the powers_ _where we will we'll roam_ The seas literally belong to the pirates due to having power over Calypso. *Second verse:* _Now some have died_ _and some are alive_ _and others sail on sea_ This is a reference to the chorus of the song, which mention the pirates as thieves and beggars. This part of the verse is obvious in meaning. _with the keys to the cage_ _and the Devil to pay_ The "keys" to the cage are the nine Pieces of Eight, which were used to bind Calypso. The Devil refers to Davy Jones himself since he's the one that told the Brethren Court how to bind her; he's also a devil of sorts, or what I like to call, an ocean-bound Hades. _we lay to Fiddler's Green._ Fiddler's Green is an after-life of paradise for sailors where a fiddle never stops playing, but in the POTC universe, it is a tavern located in Davy Jones' locker. It might have a fiddle playing inside to fit the narrative. *Third verse:* _The bell has been raised_ _From it's watery grave..._ _Do you hear it's sepulchral tone?_ _A call to all_ _Pay head the squall_ _And turn your sails to home!_ This entire verse may refer to the scene of POTC where the pirates sing their song, and the Brethren Court is summoned to join together. A "all pirates unite" type of moment.

[@RealBrianLeFevre]

Most of the big movie trilogies from this era followed the same pattern: 1st movie - Great 2nd movie - Decent 3rd movie - Sewage

[@fjoergyn]

"...Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!" - "Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!"