Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

My wife and I saw this in theaters to get away from the stress of wedding planning. When we saw the opening shot, we laughed so loud.

[@HVACMarine]

That is freakin Awesome! 😅😂

[@jbrisby]

Bet it was a shock to realize that the planning was the most fun part of marriage.

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

@@jbrisby Imagine telling on yourself like that?

[@user-jt1js5mr3f]

@@jbrisby Meanwhile my wife and I are having a great time after 10 years together and playing video games, D&D, crafting, and travelling. For anyone else who sees this, marriage can be awesome.

[@Hollyisthedog]

​@@user-jt1js5mr3fI agree, not everyone has to have a shi#y marriage. Coming up on 25 years next year and yes it's been hard sometimes but you have to put the effort in! Such a shame that people put so much effort into the day and then think that's all that you need to do to make it work! Congratulations to you both on making it work for you!

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

Here's a thing: from the deleted scenes for pirates 3 - Beckett had Jack transporting 100 slaves, the Jack set free ("people ain't cargo, mate"), for which Beckett had Jack's ship, The Wicked Wench burned, and sank. Jack's deal with Jones was to raise the Wench from the depths, which was blackened from the fire, and renamed it Black Pearl - that's why Jones demanded 100 souls.

[@awkwardashleigh]

OHHHHHHH

[@ericjanssen394]

But I thought the Black Pearl was named because it originally belonged to that black female pirate from the first movie, who asks Jack what happened to “her”ship?

[@yvettefarias7660]

Eric I think he’s probably commandeered several ships between the mutiny of the Black Pearl and when he sees Annamaria and she talks about her stolen boat. It’s probably the one he sank on entrance to Port Royal.

[@stanmarsh4566]

@@awkwardashleigh Yeah you need to watch the third movie

[@TheRawrnstuff]

@@yvettefarias7660 Yeah, I believe Gamora's ship was the one that "Mr. Smith" "docked" at Port Royal. But I'm also pretty sure the Black Pearl _is_ the Wicked Wench, returned from the depths.

[@smurfyMTW]

My dad worked as a prop maker for these movies. I couldn't watch them at home without the obligatory "oh oh oh our department made that....and that" lol

[@nathancruz9172]

That’s awesome

[@SouthPaw7896]

Tell your dad I'll watch these with him. I love hearing about this kind of stuff. I went on a Disney Cruise last year and met a retired Imagineer. I could have spent the whole week just listening to him tell stories of the stuff he worked on at the parks.

[@bobbrinkerhoff3592]

Barbossa was Jack's first mate , who then led the mutiny that resulted in Jack being marooned on that island and missing out on the curse of the Aztec gold . They've been arguing about whose ship the Pearl is ever since .

[@Alysa-Aiday]

Which explains *_A lot,_* like the telescope measuring scenes in the third movie, by the way.

[@TheGoodLad89]

1 thing I love about this Movie, is that Jack's line "I got a jar of dirt" was completely unscripted. The confused facial reactions from the cast, was completely genuine 😂

[@toxicginger9936]

It's one of my favorite lines from the whole movie.

[@jackson857]

She skipped it.

[@dauletkemalov-ff7ue]

I got jar of cocaine)

[@Cinesta76]

​@@dauletkemalov-ff7ueIs that to go with the Mega Pint of wine? 😂😂😂

[@VioletEverclear1575]

also the part when he fell down was also unscripted🤣

[@kyrastube]

Ok, fun fact from the art nerd: Davey Jones's skin texture is created from a styrofoam cup! They were trying to make him look right, and someone saw the stains from coffee on a used cup and decided to scan it and play around with it in whatever program they used. Always thought that was hella cool.

[@legionaireb]

11:12 - The Black Spot comes from the novel Treasure Island. It was originally just a black mark on paper and it was a message that meant 'your old crew mates have decided you need to die.' They made it into a festering supernatural curse for this movie. 16:53 - The movie doesn't do a good job of explaining it, but the goal of this game is to bet on how many times a number appears on ALL of the players' dice. What you're trying to do is scare off your opponents so they never learn if you're lying or not (hence the name 'Liar's Dice). You know your own dice, but not your opponents', so it's all about bluffing.

[@XYZ-ll1kw]

Here's a great explanation of what went down in the liar's dice scene and of the game itself kzbin.info/www/bejne/imWXfaiuma1jn9ksi=KTuB3biTM8-XI1O2

[@AndrewCusworth]

if i remember correctly the bluray came with a digital version of liars dice that you could play

[@Demonaxis]

Liar's Dice: If a person bets that there are, say, three 4s total on the table, you have to bet at least one more of a number to continue play, i.e. four 2s, or a higher face number, i.e. three 5s (or you can do both - four 5s). The round ends when someone calls out someone else for either being a liar (i.e. they bet too high, like if they bet five 5s and there were only four), or that they're, "Spot On," i.e. they bet the exact number of a die face on the table. If you're wrong in calling them a liar or saying they're spot on, you lose the round, but if you're correct (either way) you win the round. Each player starts with five dice, and the loser of each round loses one of their dice. The last player to have a die/multiple dice in their hand, wins the game. There are variants of course, but that's the basic one.

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

⁠​⁠@@DemonaxisNever heard of the “spot on” part. What if someone is called a liar but there are more of a face on the table than was claimed?

[@Demonaxis]

@@2yoyoyo1Unplugged Then the person who said that the other person was a liar, loses. Same if there's the same number of dice as stated. If the person didn't lie, then the one who called them a liar loses ^_^

[@litl_kim]

I love that Jack falling down the stairs wasn’t supposed to happen and they left it in cause he stayed in character 😂

[@jamesfischer2427]

15:33 The compass is a cursed item for Jack. It always points to what you want the most, but Jack doesn't know what he wants most, so it's always going in circles.

[@Alysa-Aiday]

Try Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World's End, where it goes - *Very quickly* - in circles because of all the "Ghostly Energies" surrounding him in Davy Jones' Locker.

[@AllyStrikesBack]

I've got a jar of dirt is 1 of my favourite improv moments in cinema.

[@foreverkent2225]

When I saw this as a kid in theaters, when it ended with Jack getting eaten and the cliffhanger of barbossa showing up bein all like “surprise bitch”, my jaw was on the floor.

[@Dragnmastralex]

Barbosa wasn't the original owner of the Black Pearl. Jack was. you see the Black Pearl was originally a slave ship, Jack freed the slaves and burned the ship, that's how it turned Black. in the process he died, he made the deal with Davy Jones to be the Pearls Captain for 10 years. 2 years into being the captain Jack's first mate (Barbosa) mutinied on him and stole The Pearl for his own leaving Jack stranded which was the first movie's plot, as they went after the cortez cursed gold and became undead. This was the follow up story were Davy Jones came to collect Jack for his debt. Now that he has claimed Jack Will, Elizabeth, and now Barbosa are setting sail to get both Jack and the Pearl back from Davy Jone's locker. which is the 3rd movie in the franchise.

[@Alysa-Aiday]

*_13 years_* actually. And Barbosa doesn't "Join Will, Elizabeth, and Gibbs to get the Pearl back" until the 3rd movie: At World's End. *_This_* movie's plot is Davy Jones sending the Kraken after Jack, in attempt to get Jack the key to Davy Jones' chest, Will plays a game of dice to free his daddy; Bootstrap Bill, and James Norrington gets Jones' heart to Beckett after a 3-Way sword fight with Will & Jack.

[@erikjansen4298]

Jack falling down the stairs wasnt planned or scripted. Johnny accidently fell, then got up and stayed in character so they ended up using that scene

[@teksnotdead902]

I always loved Barbossa in the first film. Got so excited when he showed up at the end of this one.

[@VegetaLF7]

From what I understand none of the cast were told he was coming back. All they knew was they were filming a scene where their new ally shows up as a teaser for the 3rd film they were about to start shooting and none of them expected it to be Barbossa.

[@RetroClassic66]

14:03 Quite a bit was fully CGI; Davy Jones was essentially Bill Nighy in a gray motion capture outfit and the CGI character built around him. Certain shots like Will carefully moving aside his tentacles while Jones slept in order to get the key were done in camera with stand-in tentacles but were later enhanced with CGI to complete the illusion. The complexity of the effects is one reason these films were so incredibly expensive. Much of the film was shot on the open ocean or in water tanks with ship sets on gimbals but CGI was also used extensively. You really should watch some of the making-of documentaries on the DVDs for these films in order to get a better understanding of how they were done. The blooper reels are hilarious as well.

[@tremorsfan]

Stellan Skarsgard was the only one in practical makeup.

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

the kraken scenes scared the hell out of me as a kid. Listen to the score it's brilliant. Davy Jones is one of the all time great villains, brilliant portrayal by Bill Nighy. I remember the first time watching it thinking about the SpongeBob version of The Flying Dutchman too. Also East India Trading Company was a real organisation. For a long time they where effectively the British Empire with a private fleet that surpassed the Royal Navy.

[@RichardX1]

The East India Company was probably the world's first megacorp.

[@FutureBereaAlumn]

Barbossa was the captain in the first film, yes. However, he’s not the “original” captain. Jack was the captain before the mutiny. There’s a backstory of Jack having the Pearl (under a different name) before he was a pirate. You can find that, but wait until after you watch At World’s End (there were supposed to be scenes in that film indicating the backstory, but they can now be found in deleted scenes. It does relate to all the people outside Tia Dalma’s following Jack’s Kraken encounter)

[@bryanprime3438]

That scene where Jack says. '' I've got a jar dirt.'' and such. That wasn't scripted so the others' looks of confusion were genuine.

[@shainewhite2781]

It won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects.

[@WorldWeave]

As it should…these effects STILL hold up incredibly

[@stillaboveground2470]

What’s the difference between a pirate and a cranberry farmer? A pirate buries his treasure, but a cranberry farmer treasures his berries.

[@baskervillebee6097]

😐

[@Alysa-Aiday]

🤣🤣🤣

[@haexan]

Just a small detail, but Barbosa was not the original owner of the Black Pearl. Jack Sparrow was the Captain and Barbosa took the ship in a mutiny, which was when Jack was stranded on the island with all the Rum... 3rd movie, I think is better than the second, but they're all great fun!

[@gregwodzynski941]

When Barbosa showed up I stood up and cheered in the theater.

[@ashleyswaney1029]

Also- a Flying Dutchman is an order at In n’ out burger. It’s just 2 hamburger patties with cheese melted in between them.

[@jimburow706]

Beaching a ship like that was called careening and it was done to clean the bottom of the hull. (Barnacles and such) It was done in the shallows when low tide would leave it high and dry for awhile. It was usually done with smaller vessels, though 😂

[@Robert-un7br]

I would consider these movies eligible for Hollow-Beans. They’ve all got their un-dead monsters and supernatural beings in them.

[@RetroClassic66]

21:08 These movies were filmed in various locations in the Caribbean, including St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the Bahamas, and for this film in particular, the island nation of Dominica (which is not the same as the Dominican Republic, it’s a totally different island entirely). This particular location in this scene was on Dominica.

[@kevinmcfarland6724]

You need to check out Cutthroat Island!! Geena Davis is the daughter of a legendary pirate trying to recover her father's buried treasure before her vicious uncle gets to it. Geena Davis does most of her own stunts and it's full of awesome pirate action!

[@ACommonHero2]

To be fair to Elizabeth for her poor communication issues: 1) She doesn't know what Will saw, but even if she suspects... 2) Her options at that point are to either let him think she kissed Jack or tell him she _murdered_ Jack. Which is a bit of a rock and a hard place.

[@Kentauros1991]

I mean, considering her feelings about Jack and what she's actually done, and how... to quote from The Godfather: "There are things that have to be done and you do them and you never talk about them. You don't try to justify them. They can't be justified. You just do them. Then you forget it." I imagine that's what she's instinctively chosen to do, and I can't blame her. Also, just imagine the talk: "So, yeah, I doomed a man I kinda liked to certain death so we could escape alive, but I *love* you and of course I'd never do something like this to you, Will". Yeah, that'll imporve the trust between them for sure.

[@tremorsfan]

According to legend, The Flying Dutchman was a ship that was trying to cross the Cape of Good Hope during a storm. While his crew tried to tell him to turn around he defiantly shouted to the sky "I shall cross the Cape of Good Hope even if it takes till doomsday". God heard his challenge and now sailors will sometimes see a phantom ship attempting to cross the cape.

[@allisonbrommer7208]

Have you realized yet that Will is played by Orlando Bloom, the same actor that plays Legolas in “Lord of the Rings”? Also can you watch the 1993 “Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey”. It was a favorite of mine from childhood and also has two actors (voices) you’ve reacted to before.

[@lynsalee]

My husband & I were on vacation in the Bahamas when this movie was shot, and we drove past the beach where they were recording. It was fenced off so we couldn't see anything low, but could see the top of the ship's masts.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

No Ashleigh, Jack is the ORIGINAL owner of the Black Pearl. Jack made a deal with Davy Jones to Raise the Black Pearl from the depths of the sea; where he was to be Captain for 13 years and then serve Davy Jones on the Flyinf Dutchman. However, three years in as Captain Barbossa (Jack's First Mate) mutiny'd and marooned Jack on that Rum Cache island. Barbossa has been Captain of the Black Pearl LONGER, but Jack was still the original Captain. But we don't actually KNOW who was Captain before Jack.

[@monkeybrain0212]

Those looks of disgust throughout the reaction were killing me 😂 you're so darn funny lol. Fun fact, the character in SpongeBob was just named after the famous ghost ship which is of course named the Flying Dutchman. And Davy Jones wasn't nessacarily linked to the Flying Dutchman from the original legend. It was a man named Vander Deckan who had an encounter with the ship. Davy Jones was said to be a sea demon that would drag unfortunate sailors to the bottom of the sea, nicknamed as Davy Jones' locker. Though I loved how Disney came up with an original story for Davy Jones! These films are amazing! ❤

[@VegetaLF7]

This so much. So many people have started thinking Davy Jones is the captain of the Flying Dutchman because of these movies when they're not connected in any way beyond both being nautical myths in sailor legends.

[@TheAscendedDreamer]

Get ready for the next in the series. My absolute fav, PoTC 3 is hands down in my top best movies of all time! I saw it maybe 4-5 times in theaters when it came out! I couldn’t get enough. Also the return of Barbossa at the end of this one had me hooked for the sequel anyways. I should find and post my old pirate outfits to your discord now lol. I got pirate fever HARD when these came out. Even had Jack and Will posters on my wall. I was ABOUT it! 😂

[@joechilds3256]

When will was talking to people about jacks location. They guy working on the net mentioned " delicious long pork" long pork is another word for human meat

[@marvel-ousre-grind8724]

My favorite part of this movie, is the reveal of Barbosa's return at the end... my dad and I saw this in theaters and we both shouted in excitement!!

[@cavaliothorson7755]

I've watched this sequel more than any of the other PotC movies and it took me till now to realize the call back from Barbossa making Elizabeth wear a dress, to Jack telling Elizabeth that he has no dress for her to wear.

[@6Grimmjow]

Haha, never noticed that either! Though I could see this being a simple coincidence.

[@pheer246]

3:43 "That would have made me shit my britches and give me nightmares for a week." NOW... Well at least you won't have nightmares. 😂

[@ukebec1178]

Ashleigh, after you finish watching these Pirates movies you should watch the blooper reels. They're very funny. There are also a ton of Behind the Scenes videos that explain a lot of how they filmed the different special effects. Very worth watching if you're interested. ❤

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

I think she'd be thoroughly entertained (and probably cry too) by Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow visiting kids in the hospital on his days off from filming these movies. The videos can be found on KZbin.

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

As others have said, 1, 2 & 3 are great fun (3 being my favourite). 4 & 5, while not being quite as good as the others certainly have their own charm and are definitely worth a watch.

[@ThreadBomb]

I watched all the films over about a month, and found they were all basically on the same level. I think audiences were just getting tired of the franchise (and its greyish look).

[@user-jt1js5mr3f]

For me, absolutely not. I was desperate for more and the 5th just wasn't it. @@ThreadBomb

[@ToylineAssembly]

Ashleigh's constant negative reactions towards tentacles makes me no longer think that Millennium Member Hentai Movie Night is the great idea that I thought it was when I woke up from a drunken sleep and wrote it down in my Dream Journal..

[@sonicaids]

movie is nearly 20 years old and the CGI looks better than anything that has come out since.

[@DamianBartolacci]

It’s always nice when FX workers are given an appropriate amount of time to complete their shots, unlike now with the bureaucracy of studio heads wanting things out faster and quicker rather better.

[@zvimur]

And CHEAPER!!

[@matsv201]

Movies in the 1930 looked better than the crap made the last few years

[@nickosmond]

@@DamianBartolacci I’ve never understood that because the same people who invest in these companies and are pushing people to get things out quicker are the same people whose bottom dollar gets affected when these movies fail

[@SurvivorBri]

Not only are the effects better but the production design and the scenery are both gorgeous. Totally on point.

[@yvettefarias7660]

I’m so glad you’re back for this and I hope you continue the series but they’re going to get good then not so good…be prepared. Love watching you and your reactions!! 🎉

[@user-jt1js5mr3f]

The only bad one is the fifth one, in my opinion

[@Daveyboy100880]

As good as the animation is in this film, it pales in comparison with Ashleigh’s animated reactions! This girl is a sheer delight 😁 Still, props to the VFX guys at ILM. Aside from Bootstrap Bill, whose encrustations were all practical make-up appliances, all of Davy Jones’ crew were 100% computer generated creations. John Knoll and his team at ILM figured out a way to achieve motion capture on-stage and on location that didn’t interfere with shooting, so all the characters’ performances were captured live instead of having to be recreated in a motion capture stage weeks or months after the fact. The CG characters were then animated to match the actors on set, and composited over them. It’s incredible work. For Davy Jones himself, the FX guys were unsure whether they could create a 100% CG performance that did justice to Bill Night’s performance, so they had the actor wear make-up around his mouth and eyes as insurance, just in case they needed to keep those elements. As it turned out, the animation and the look of Davy Jones was so good that they didn’t need to keep anything at all. It’s a completely synthetic performance, key-frame animated to match what Nighy was doing, and to this day it stands as a landmark in CG character animation, second only Gollum.

[@jhilal2385]

Johnny Depp for Hallowbeans: "Sleepy Hollow" (1999) Directed by Tim Burton. While watching playing "Spot the Sith Lord". 😉 "Sweeney Todd" (2007) Directed by Tim Burton, based on a stage play "Dark Shadows" (2012) Directed by Tim Burton, based on a 1960's TV show

[@macmcleod1188]

There are entire videos dedicated to analyzing the Liar's Dice game. There is a lot more going on that you realize at first glance.

[@sumelar]

"Oh is it, that's annoying" is my favorite line in this entire franchise.

[@theradgegadgie6352]

Interesting note: the "mythical" kraken turned out to be real. It was just the colossal squid. Nowhere near the size and bulk as depicted in this film, but real nonetheless.

[@GaijinGuy36]

We do know that giant squids exist in the briny deep. Fully grown whales have washed up on various shores, ribs and other bones crushed, and sucker-marks from the tentacles embedded in their skin. So yeah, I'm sticking to dry land, mate.

[@theradgegadgie6352]

@@GaijinGuy36 Colossal squid is even bigger.

[@shevonneworley9631]

The reaction you had to the Kracken teeth had me crying 😂😂😂

[@vanessawhitneypro]

Is it silly that I'm RE-watching ALL of your PIRATES reviews before I watch the new one? LOL! Thanks for the laughs, Ashleigh!

[@RetroClassic66]

This movie and its follow up, AT WORLD’S END (2007), continue the stories of Elizabeth Swann and Will Turner, as well as James Norrington and the pirates Pintel and Ragetti, and completes what is essentially a trilogy, but it pretty much ends there. The fourth and fifth films are separate stories entirely, with some characters carried over and new ones introduced. The latter two feel noticeably different from the first three. They’re not bad, but they’re not quite as engaging, IMHO. The first three films are so epic and so well done that they’re awfully hard to follow up with something as good, let alone better.

[@williamberry9013]

You mean Pirates of the Caribbean: Shameless Cash Grab

[@darylabrams2]

​@@williamberry9013To be fair, for years in films if a movie is successful, it usually gets a sequel. So multiple films has become normal. It wasn't always that way because studios felt no movie could outdo a successful first film.

[@ApesAmongUs]

I'd say 5 was cleaning up for the mess that was 4. It would be better if neither was made, but 5 gave the entire thing a better ending than stopping on 4 would have.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

Ashleigh’s opinion on this movie “ I hate it. I hate everything about it!!!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️

[@gamerbear84]

Having tailwind doesn't slow the Dutchman down, so being under water and probably going even slower wouldn't help any, it's that the Pearl and its sails gets more use out of it and thus is faster. Without that advantage the Dutchman is faster.

[@robertbarron283]

Hands down my favorite moment was your reaction to the crustacean trying to keep up with his body🐚🦀🦐🦑🐡

[@bpora01]

Ashleigh needs a pirate hat and parrot

[@kohlvbladen]

My Dad worked on all the Pirate movies, I was lucky enough to be on set of 2 & 3 because they were filmed together. The Voodoo Queen’s swamp was built on a stage…you had to wear rubber pants to get to it. Davy Jones’ makeup was practical with visual effects added. The ships were also built on stages and used hydraulics to make them rock back and forth. Also the entire inside of the boats were rubber so if people fell it wouldn’t hurt. I got a piece of 8 at the end of filming…one of my favorite on set experience growing up!

[@michellebarry1555]

The scene in the beginning when the monkey skeleton jumped scared you…I literally had to pause the video I was laughing so hard. I had tears 😂

[@joellenglass2344]

Ooh! Dead Man’s Chest! Huge Orlando Bloom fan (Especially in LOTR & The Hobbit) and I LOVED HIM IN THIS MOVIE!! I LOVE Johnny Depp too because he can literally play any role you give him! I’ve been watching them both for a long time.

[@dbugs58]

Fun fact these movies were filmed in the Caribbean and Johnny Depp liked the area so much he bought his own island there.

[@marciamarci7661]

I would take anyone's opinion who says these sequel films are bad with a grain of salt. They're definitely entitled to not like them, but If you had a good time watching it then that's all that mattered. I Personally really enjoy both 2 and 3 for just the sheer amount of "extra-ness" that happens even if the plot starts getting overstuffed later on. Plus, they bring back Barbossa, who's definitely the best character.

[@ScorpioSW]

The first 3 movies are one of the best trilogies and I'd rewatch them a thousand times

[@cutlassken6194]

@@ScorpioSWSame here. Even the fourth film is good in its own way. I don’t like to talk about the 5th one though.

[@marciamarci7661]

I know! I find myself rewatching the first three at least once a year, and they never get old.

[@user-jt1js5mr3f]

Same. I really enjoy the 4th as a stand alone piece. It's not as good, but it is a lot of fun. The 5th one broke my heart. It felt so lazy and rushed, so sad. @@cutlassken6194

[@R3troZone]

Davey Jones and his crew are 100% CGI. The actors wore motion capture suits on set. Even their clothes are CGI.

[@Sam_on_YouTube]

"I don't think I have that phobia of the clusters of circles, but clusters of circles do make me uncomfy." Yeah, you have it. So do I. It's weird. I have no idea why it creeps me out, it just does.

[@dpcnreactions7062]

For me and my generation, all we knew about the Flying Dutchman came from a episode of the 1960's Spiderman!

[@paulpeterson4216]

"This is going to make me scared of the ocean, isn't it." Sounds like Jaws should be next up on the list.

[@onejester]

: "Ashley ain't ever going to recover from hermitcrab-head..."

[@rafaelcanosantos3554]

The scene of "I got a jar of dirt" was improvised by Johnny Depp.

[@robmcdonald6808]

The pirate that was just a head turned in to a hermit crab. That’s how they get around

[@RyanRiley-zw5lg]

Friendship is a real treasure classic

[@adam1third]

The mixture of pride and venom that Jack calls Elizabeth "pirate" is so good

[@peytone5387]

The CGI in this movie is wonderful. Davy Jones and his entire crew are computer generated, motion captured performances. Except for Bootstrap Bill, who is wearing makeup.

[@jasonthedave6140]

At least go through the third. You get the rest of the story. 4 and 5 are standalones. 3 is my favorite.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@surlycanadian]

Elizabeth is ashamed of what she did to Jack and is afraid of what Will would think of her essentially murdering him. Will thinks she loves Jack and is mourning his death. They can’t clear anything up with communication because the non-romantic reason she kissed Jack is the thing she wants no one to find out about. If Will confronted her about the kiss, she’d likely think the lesser of two evils is letting Will think she loved and wanted Jack rather than admitting what she did and Will judging her as a murderer.

[@chrisS19019]

22:14 your baby straight up answered for you that was adorable

[@02michellemybell02]

I cant wait Ash for you to continue the whole franchise. NOBODY could ever play the character of Captain Jack Sparrow except for Mr. Johnny Depp. ❤

[@TOYSTITCHER]

😁👍✨ You are the only reactor I’ve watched who is, arguably, more fun than the movie itself 😄 Thanks for this reaction…and the movie🌟

[@athens_1psvr31]

“The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he doesn’t exist.”… and having people dedicate an entire month to his inspired works. 👀

[@Greybeardmedic]

Love your reactions Ashleigh. The technical term that you are looking for is 'practical effects', obviously movie make up is a big portion of that. Camera angles, minatures, explosions are all other examples of practical effects. Keep it up!

[@RyanRiley-zw5lg]

I saw this in theaters that alone. It was awesome

[@lazyperfectionist1]

23:32 😆 Oh, Ashleigh! 😆😆 The sight of your reactions to this movie! 😆

[@JakkFrost1]

You do seem to have at least a mild case of trypophobia, which is an aversion to small repetitive holes, not necessarily a straight up fear. And the Black Pearl wasn't originally Barbossa's ship, it was Jack's. Barbossa and crew took it from Jack via mutiny.

[@LA_BROWN_BEAR]

🐙🐙🦑🐙🐙oh man that look of shock and disgust was a hoot.

[@christopherwall2121]

Here's a fun fact: when working out how Davy Jones' beard should look and move, the animators at first studied documentary footage about octopuses, but found very little usable material in it. Where they did find plenty of reference material was in a screening of _King Kong vs Godzilla_ (1962); early on in that movie, there's a scene where a giant octopus attacks a village before being driven off by Kong, and it was played by a real octopus

[@mkang8782]

Man, some of your reactions were a *journey*!

[@wesleylatham3913]

I heard you say "How did Jack become the leader so quickly". In Pirates 1, while Jack is talking to Murtaugh and Mulroy, just before Elizabeth falls into the Ocean. Jack is telling them the story of how he became their Chief. XD

[@JuliesWorldCrochet]

So excited for you to watch this one, was just wondering how long until you'd get to do it. Getting coffee and snacks and clicking the 'like' button right now!

[@professorsypher6174]

"I hope Jack Sparrow is in every single one of these." Oof... somebody may need to talk to Ashleigh about some recent events.

[@jrobwoo688]

So flipping excited for next Monday! Chasing Amy!

[@Thundarr100]

Another “school movie” that you would probably enjoy is Revenge Of The Nerds. Certain elements of the movie haven’t exactly aged well, but by and large the movie is still absolutely hilarious. It’s a perfect movie for your “back to school” September theme, and one that will probably cause you to bust a gut laughing. Just a little something to think about.

[@ssort69]

It most certainly fit the theme! I loved that movie growing up as I was a nerd, not as bad as those guys, though one smart-a$$ did get to calling me Encyclopedia Brown which I loathed.

[@Thundarr100]

@@ssort69 I loved it growing up too. It was so satisfying watching the nerds getting revenge on the jocks. Especially since, like you, I was also a nerd. Although I was less the “Lewis and Gilbert” type of nerd and more the “Booger” kind of nerd. Except I had less self confidence than Booger did in the movie. And I’m pretty sure I was less creepy. I certainly didn’t pick my nose in public, that’s for sure.

[@larrytodaro8460]

"haven't aged well" is an understatement....

[@Thundarr100]

@@larrytodaro8460 Yeah, but because I grew up with this movie I tend to be a lot more forgiving of such scenes. Don’t spoil exactly what scenes we’re talking about please, just in case Ashleigh decides to one day react to this movie. The fun part is watching her reacting to scenes that we all know so well when she sees them for the first time.

[@Dontuween]

4 1/2 out of 5 was too generous for this movie!

[@ann40069]

I know you were asking about the special effects, and the CGI. If you have the 2 disc set. It has all of the extra content. It shows the green screen, the makeup, the CGI, and much more

[@fallingstar9643]

I've said it for years, and I'll continue to do so; Davy Jones' tentacle CGI is going to hold up for years to come.

[@davidabbott7270]

Ashleigh, it's about time you got back into the Pirates of the Caribbean. You should get with your hubby and a couple. Other friends and play a game, a liar's dice. If you have the Blu-ray, it actually shows you how to play The Game. I'm glad you like this movie just way too. The next 3 movies, they get Wilder and crazier.

[@BeastrealDT]

His head was not a lobster, but a hermit crab. ✌️❤️🌹

[@Khalior]

That was absolutely not the reaction that I was expecting when seeing un-dead Barbossa 😂

[@sakuram69]

Saw this movie in theaters. It was the LAST movie I managed to see in theaters until my ex took me on a date to see the Avengeres in 2012. The ending had every single person in that theater LIVID. We were all about to show up at Disney with a lynching party and demanding the next movie within a month 😂😂 It was so abrupt and such a wild cliffhanger that we never saw coming. I remember crying from frustration lol Everything in my life was turning upside down around that time and I knew I’d never get to see the next movie in a theater and would need to wait for the DVD release. I managed to, ahem, “acquire” a copy of the third movie VERY early and my family all got together to watch it. It was the last movie my whole family got to see together.

[@otherstar1]

I've not read all comments on this one, or the first Pirates movie, but I always got a kick out of the fact that Mr. Gibbs is the older man who told Elizabeth Swann to stop singing the pirate song....and by the time Elizabeth has grown up, we find the same Mr. Gibbs sleeping with pigs, and is a constant in all of Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

[@averyvincent1868]

Being creeped out by holes is called trypophobia.

[@swiftyuras1]

Your reactions make this movie so much better!

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Don't forget to watch the post credit scenes at the end of these movies!!! Each movie has one.

[@jalayneduncan]

I AM IN LOVE WITH YOUR REACTIONS!!!! Hey Ashleigh new to your channel and lovin' every reaction ... Im also wowed and lovin' that you are first time to all the movies, your reactions are honest, pumped, exciting and funny as BLEEP ... oh and love BEANS and Hubbin ... and OMFG!!! your singin' voice is amazing... keep em coming and thank you ... now back to catching up on all your reactions