Pirates of the caribbean - Sinking of HMS Endeavour & Cutler Beckett's Death

My favorite scene from these films :) The music by Hans Zimmer is amazing :D

[@Captain-xt6zl]

1:26 Walking out of an exam you knew you failed.

[@KyleLinsAwesomeChannel]

***** "it was just...a spelling bee..."bzzbzzbzz :3

[@CaptainCJ97]

XD

[@GreatWestern175]

Capn. Ballarms Feeling like you just been bullied by every single person at every single day of one's life in school this scene

[@nunotwins]

Capn. Ballarms This comment literally had me laughing for minutes

[@chickentorche]

Capn. Ballarms No, it's when you get called in to the living room for not having done your chores.

[@ZantofDarkness]

Don't care if this scene doesn't make logical sense, I still think its one of the best deaths in any movie ever

[@curuthalion_]

Ohhhhh yessss. Best death ever! It's so dramatic, beautiful and gosh! The music is one of my fav. tracks :3 Nobody ever died more gracefully in a movie.

[@Diegesis]

Oh my goodness preach it. i really think these movies are mediocre but they REALLY know how to kill a villain. Beckett, Barbosa and Davey have some of the greatest deaths of all time.

[@matthewhelland9258]

I laughed the whole way through seeing this for the first time. Especially after the Hoist the Colors scene at the beginning of the movie. The monster hung a fucking CHILD, not to mention countless other innocents. I'm just disappointed he didn't panic.

[@rickyrincon706]

Matthew Helland Countless other innocents? All the people were hung in the beginning of the movie were pirates, including the child. They knew what the consequences would be and hence is the reason why they all decided to sing together, on the grounds of comradery. To call pirates innocent is pretty much a contradiction. In all actuality these were people who raped, killed, stole. and ruined the lives of actual innocents for the sake of their vanity, would you call the modern day Somali pirates "innocent?"

[@matthewhelland9258]

Rave Reviews They didn't just hang pirates, if you recall. They also hung people who helped pirates, people who were known associates of said pirates, common thieves, and just anyone who spoke out against the new rules. Basically anyone who put a toe out of line was killed. And just because he might have been an actual pirate does that mean that a child deserves to be hanged? There were PLENTY of innocents among those people he hanged. That wasn't just an act of camaraderie, it was an act of defiance. And any camaraderie came from the fact that they were being unjustly killed without even a pretense at a fair trial.

[@mingodingo]

0:56 That guy on the left didn't hesitate.

[@OverlordZephyros]

+Henry Ng lol this made my day

[@amaka637]

+Henry Ng fuck that, i'm out!

[@AlphaQHard]

I guess he had a sinking feeling... Ba dum tiss...

[@Partyaap050]

+Henry Ng He wasn't even running. Fucker flew outta there man look at that speed.

[@amaka637]

Unkel Dolan I know right :'D He turned into NASCAR.

[@o_sirohi]

1:26 me leaving the class after single handedly bringing the class average down by 42%:

[@Potatotenkopf]

Bruh wtf is your class just you and two other people?

[@H_P_Lovecraft]

It’s just good business

[@ryanmc6718]

Are you still fucking off all these years later?

[@conflictbrooks]

I love the "Villainous Blue Screen of Death," trope, it's one of my favorites. Just the villain being unable to comprehend that they've lost and just sort of standing by with a blank look on their face as their plans, literally or figuratively, collapse, burn, explode, and otherwise crumble apart around them.

[@wintrysnowflake3385]

The trope is just *chef's kiss* peak characterization, especially if the villain is a mastermind genius who thought that everything is going according to their plan and actually always had everything in their lives going to fruition by their plans, having everything in *their* control, and when they finally had their first taste of failure just by one thing they couldn't and didn't foresee and realized that, they just proceed to shut down in denial as everything just falls apart. (I'm basically describing Beckett since he seems to be the most fitting.)

[@jorgebersabe293]

Aka, Beckett.exe has stopped working.

[@nollix]

It's not a villainous blue screen of death. He just knows there's nothing to be done and accepts his death like a man.

[@archsteel7]

It’s absolutely an underused form of Third Act Breakdown. In general, actually, I think we don’t really get as many third act villainous breakdowns as we used to, which is a shame because they’re some of the most cathartic moments in media

[@disrespecc9678]

Not a villain, an antagonist

[@TheGameCube64Guy]

1:24 - 1:57 When you join the game late and you're put on the team that's getting absolutely massacred.

[@koumusic2600]

0:56 You barely join and two people already leaving the lobby.

[@MeatVision]

Locker on BF4 much?

[@yusataslim3666]

I know how it feel 😂😂

[@raptor_zero9429]

@@MeatVision or Golmud 3200 tickets

[@MeatVision]

@@raptor_zero9429 haha or Metro Hardcore

[@manlikedarthvader]

Just imagine what would happen if Beckett said "fire"

[@Morten_Storvik]

Darth Vader He would have lost.

[@ThePhantom355]

Who knew darth Vader watches Pirates of the Caribbean? Hmm... You learn new thing everyday...

[@grimreaper3882]

Darth Vader Both of the galleons whould have went right down the water.

[@crazymonkey19071907]

MortenStorvik That is atleast a 128- gun ship and both of the pirate ships are barely 42-gun ships so, NOPE.

[@Morten_Storvik]

crazymonkey19071907 Yes, his number of guns would surely help against a cursed ship and then a Divine ship that can bring thousands of people and hundreds of ships back from the locker to fight for it. ( sarcasm ).

[@Twinpact]

Becket was a boss. How many captains willingly go down with their ship.

[@7Dziugas]

He shat himself, real boss would have atleast died fighting.

[@thirdleglew7591]

+Dziugas Nzn Really? He was faced with an inevitable death. Captains give orders and commands so since it was his ship and crew was being defeated, the only righteous thing he could do is go down with it.

[@1TrueJuliet]

That's seamanship 101: The captain always goes down with the ship.

[@7Dziugas]

ThirdLegLew so if he was facing inevitable death why not go away with a bang and at least fire 1 salvo from your both sides, which probably could even sink black pearl, but instead he just got in shock, didn't do anything at all and got killed plus his crew.

[@1TrueJuliet]

+Dziugas Nzn Then he's stupid.

[@TheTsalop]

Now several years later my though about this scene... Cutler Beckett is a man with brilliant, analytical but ruthless mind... He is ready to do everything for "good business" and has the brains to succeed: other people are just tools for him to be used for reaching his goals. In this scene everything that has happened so far has played exactly according to his plans (at least from his point of view) and as the Flying Dutchmann has been on his control he has lulled himself to a false sense of security that nobody can stop him from achieving his goals. After all who could steal the Flying Dutchmann from him as he owns the strongest fleet and highly trained soldiers equipped with best possible weaponry protecting it. Losing to some ragtag bunch of pirates is illogical. Now as William Turned takes control of the Flying Dutchmann and joins the pirates to sink HMS Endeavor this causes Beckett to completely freeze as the very thing he though to be "impossible" had just happened causing his plans to fall apart. This caused him to go full denial as this doesn't make any sense to him... His plan was "flawless" but then just one unexpected (and only) event he hadn't taken into an account ruined it all so this puts him into a shock (and broke him mentally). Blocking the things around Beckett desperately tries to analyze where he went wrong and why but as he cannot understand nor accept the loss of the Flying Dutchmann he just can not process what is happening. When Beckett walks down the stairs I don't think he is mentally present anymore... He is looking around with empty eyes most likely not being able to understand what is going or even grasp his own fate. After all for a man like Beckett what happened here simply couldn't be reality... In his broken mind this kind of misfortune could only happen to people who didn't plan way ahead like he did.

[@snois2]

Great analysis and a great scene

[@abdulbah2176]

Wtf did you just write?

[@shryoder]

*This just gets you an A on English Test...*

[@abdulbah2176]

@cymfonii um I never said it was rubbish I'm just shocked by his analysis like everything he wrote was on point

[@bloodraven5067]

This comment makes Becket's death even more tragic and epic

[@kungar8260]

1:30 when you forgot to delete your history on the home computer and your parents want to have a talk with you

[@fredericoputrakhrisnanda171]

This is just absolutely true

[@SRCB0]

an empty browser history is more suspicious than a full browser history

[@ajcaraballo95]

JACK: "Fire!" GIBBS: "FIRE!!!" WILL: "FIRE!!!" BARBOSA: "FIRE!!!" ELIZABETH: "FIRAAAH!!!!"

[@RoxasMark]

+AJcaraballo95 "Fire all"

[@Bufkey]

FIIIAaAAAAH!

[@christopherosullivan2760]

FIRE ALL actually

[@JoethebigItalianguy]

+AJcaraballo95 FIRE EVERYTHING!!!

[@mountandblade77]

+Youri van Steeg so everyone can hear it on their huge ass ships

[@tusb0l]

1:26 when your mom calls you down using your full name

[@largol33t1]

ponty mython That's freaking hilarious!!

[@Honkler270]

and you now thst you are fucked

[@IMmephiles]

+ponty mython Stolen joke. Nonetheless, pretty good one.

[@Noizemaze4]

nice

[@linezgames3893]

OH SHITTT Lol.... Worst Calling Ever.... SO true.

[@GoldenNorway1]

One of the best movie scenes ever made.

[@artietheonemanparty]

+GoldenNorway1I agree

[@DrPandemiczZ]

Fully agree.

[@gabrielbarnes2435]

Agreed sir

[@MasterAce501]

GoldenNorway1 best Memes* ever made

[@ch1pr933]

OMG

[@legoferrari14]

In my opinion, one of the greatest villain deaths in film history. The sudden realization that Beckett had when the Dutchman turned broadside against the Endeavour was all too apparent on his face, and he knew he got outplayed. And unlike the rest of his crew who were in complete panic, Beckett's slow walk onto the main deck as the carnage rages around him shows he's accepted his fate and he wanted to maintain some semblance of dignity in his final moments.

[@Entity527]

He literally could've taken both ships down with him. His broadsides were more powerful, if he had just said fire then both the Pearl and Dutchman would've been crippled if not sunk completely.

[@MrSteampunk]

@@Entity527 sadly no .. the Dutchman is THE unsinkable ship and if it did sink it would easily be rebuilt again , I’m sorry but Endeavour vs THE FLYING DUTCHMAN and THE BLACK PEARL .. ye he stood no chance

[@MrSteampunk]

@@Bennyy19 The Dutchman IS LITERALLY CURSED

[@MrSteampunk]

@@Bennyy19 they regenerate

[@sliceoflife5812]

In the face of a shameful loss, a proud soldier will choose death, as to walk toward it. Loved how a mere 12 seconds elevated his character so much

[@artemshevtsov6062]

The black pearl: depression Flying Dutchman: anxiety Endeavour: my life Beckett: my brain Stairs: my mental state

[@RandomYoutubeChannel....]

welcome to my world

[@Rakaparat420]

You Good bro

[@vbadimothebadassjackass8011]

Explosion: *ded*

[@chiaramullonikwido6490]

Hotel : Trivago

[@Whyistherumgone845]

You good pal?

[@christopherspaulding9283]

I remember people in the theater screaming "FIRE" at this scene. They were ready to see this guy die after watching the opening scene...

[@masonsykes2240]

The only time it's acceptable to shout fire in a crowded theater

[@gordonilaoa1275]

Imagine if the sprinklers turned on all of a sudden?

[@gordonilaoa1275]

@Otneimica indeed. It's so absurd but funny to imagine.

[@Sam-im5tc]

Playing Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag at full notoriety

[@lucianovargas811]

+Sam Littlefield That Flag Flag reminds me of that wolf "Moon Moon"

[@M_Alistair]

You know you're notorious when you're facing a fleet of pirate hunters in Men-o-War

[@kokopelli2012]

+D3STRUCT0R in real life that scene would never happen. you would NEVER go between two other ships- your hull would be decimated from #BOTH sides and be sunk in 10 minutes or less

[@Jan_Strzelecki]

+Erik Charles I've read differently, actually :) You'd want to go between two enemy ships. If they fire, they risk damaging each other - you on the other hand can fire two broadsides at point blank range.

[@kokopelli2012]

they'd probably fire their lower cannons only

[@theauditor5275]

The visuals, the score, nothing short of orgasmic

[@mttthms6894]

you have clearly never had an orgasm.

[@dandfrecheljoker-man-4316]

+The Auditor Why are you mentioning that?

[@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129]

@@mttthms6894 Dude he was juat complimenting a scene

[@legoworldstudios1323]

Fun fact: the British officer who is speaking to Beckett in this scene (Lieutenant Theodore Groves) is the same officer that (in the curse of the black Pearl) said: “that’s got to be the best pirate I’ve ever scene”.

[@nonameman7114]

I always thought it was cool they kept minor characters from the original

[@user-oy8dl1er5h]

Him and Gillette, another recurring minor character, a Royal Navy officer from the first movie, went on to serve under Barbossa during the expedition to find the Fountain of Youth. He was the guy shot to death mid-sentence by the Spaniard when he was claiming the Fountain to be British property

[@legoworldstudios1323]

@@user-oy8dl1er5h and Gillette was stabbed by Black beard, his body fell on barbossa only for him to say "get off" and push him aside. I never liked that they killed him and Groves in the same movie, like I wish that they both had more fitting deaths, cause Groves was like second in command of the massive British fleet, and he dies by a bullet, imagine if he died in a naval battle, I think that would be better.

[@roelmd8907]

And later his bravery was noted by the Spanish Lord in PotC IV

[@nathancruz9172]

Good to know. Not to mention Gillette is on stranger tides.

[@koonehkun6404]

Group mates: "We need to pass our group project tomorrow." Me as a leader: 1:26

[@Petman1325]

The beauty of this scene is that very little of it is CG. It's all composited from different things. First they filmed the sailors getting blown up (without explosives), then they filmed debris getting blasted on the deck, then they filmed the ship actually blowing up and getting torn down and just pasted them together.

[@thedarkoracle4807]

Much of the debris is CGI, the railing as well I think.

[@epikpencil]

@@thedarkoracle4807 watching corridor crew too huh?

[@dylancole7664]

That’s why I’m here

[@bigj1905]

@@thedarkoracle4807 Still you have to admit, it’s one of the most brilliant Live Action moments in cinema.

[@potterpenguin7285]

For everyone who's interested, here's a short behind-the-scenes of this scene: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGirZpinabdmnas

[@Xplozhun85]

When Disney had balls.

[@MrJohnmarston13]

I take it you haven't seen the Vader scene in Rogue one.

[@Noizemaze4]

HA !!!! GOOD ONE !!!! XD

[@Noizemaze4]

that was just Vader crushing a bunch of ants, hardly anything to marvel about =_+

[@MrJohnmarston13]

+Noizemaze4 That shit is dead my dude, deader than the vong storyline.

[@MrJohnmarston13]

+SkyOut Expanded Universe

[@multimillionmile]

When you fail your exams and walk out of school

[@jamesb8831]

Pretty much, yeah. XD

[@multimillionmile]

+Ciaran ‘CJ’ Jones It's just... good bussines...

[@ghaldurinanubios4290]

+Ciaran “CJ” Jones... bruh that's deep especially the fact that the East India Company in this movie was trying to rid of all Pirates who rape, pillage, and plunder the innocent all for the sake of freedom.

[@artificialintelligence8328]

+Richiro Karuma Cutler actually hated pirates since he got captured by pirates before. It's canon.

[@johnwest901]

+multimillionmile Lmao, best comment

[@8cutstrings]

1:41. I like how it doesn't even look like it's getting destroyed by cannons, rather just Beckett's mere touch and presence caused to explode.

[@cameronwilson489]

A man who was truly excepted the end. Total calmness in the midst of chaos. Going out like a true G

[@emperoremyhriv4968]

He lived graciously and died graciously .

[@thestrong2401]

Not really. The way I see his reaction here is that he hadn't even contemplated the possibility he could have been defeated and when he realized it was the end for him all of a sudden, he couldn't believe it, he was in shock and didn't know how to react so he merely walked through his ship in a trance

[@lauragodinez1326]

The cgi is great better than some cgi from modern films.

[@kylephilipe8347]

This is a modern film, you must be 7 years old.

[@lauragodinez1326]

Kyle Philipe I mean cgi from movies that are from 2015 and up.

[@dubbeking]

Laura Godinez Because not much of it is CGI.

[@lauragodinez1326]

NightBot Ban I know, but in some videos on KZbin they say that a lot of the ships they make are CGI like the ship that got attacked by the kraken, and the Flying Dutchman's crew, and when the Dutchman comes out of and under the ocean.

[@tobieolson242]

Laura Godinez Lol Disney definitely had the money to make sure that this film was top notch. I've never seen bad CG on a life action Disney film.

[@ChrisANDOllons]

I get annoyed when people put crap on the Pirates sequels, especially since they have truly epic scenes like this! The musical flourish, which emphasises the subtlety of the display of a man who is in utter shock as his world comes crashing down around him.

[@ericfukumoto5737]

ChrisANDOllons what about Davy Jones tentacle raping mercer that was epic too right? Right? Not to mention it being so simplistic for a Disney film without adding in so many plot elements... this film definitely do that oh no it was so engaging and not boring until the end whatsoever

[@jeffreygao3956]

Screw Rotten Tomatoes, what is dead may never die! Dang wrong catchphrase! Uh, Drink up me hearties YO HO!

[@Lagmaster33]

If only the plot as a whole wasn't such a cluttered mess.

[@jeffreygao3956]

@@Lagmaster33 I could handle the plot just fine! Cluttered mess my booty!

[@troll707]

I can't believe people hate on the Pirates sequels.

[@Wanderer628]

"Orders sir?" "Full broadside on both sides." "Aye aye sir" HMS Endeavour wins.

[@Wanderer628]

Roman Vega "Sir, the flying Dutchman is back again." "Another broadside if you will then make way to the nearest British port." "Aye aye sir" HMS Endeavour wins.

[@aleksander10101]

+Wanderer628 Eventually they will run out of ammo.

[@Wanderer628]

Roman Vega 'Last Broadside out sir, we're out of ammo' 'Doesn't matter, we're back in port' Now we could keep this up all day but at the end of it you don't know how long it takes for the flying dutchman to reanimate, it could take years.

[@yanyan7760]

+Roman Vega pearl regens its self so he couldn't win over the dutchman too

[@yanyan7760]

+Roman Vega besides they destroy the endeavor anyways

[@lar9299]

Thank you Hans Zimmer for this masterpiece of music! What a scene

[@starlord3367]

1:28 me walking out of the library after putting the cook book in the women's sports section

[@shilpashivshankar3065]

godly man

[@Chrisredfield52]

Eres un Dios de los memes

[@MarvelMania677]

You are the chosen one

[@emperoremyhriv4968]

😑😑

[@bettercalljg874]

Long life to you!

[@ethanmurphy9260]

00:51 Beckett: Its just ... good business. First mate: Blub Blub Blub I'm a goldfish Blub blub. Abandon ship!

[@shryoder]

*Lmao...*

[@Glossyhin]

Lol

[@liamkarlsson7776]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MegaCodgod99]

I just.... Wanted to sell supply drops

[@djnotnice2923]

+Juan Serna That was a funny video

[@elgrandosmokio3443]

hahaha

[@lajospapp258]

Press "F" to pay respects...

[@daniyalshah1503]

XD is that Beckett's line Brilliant!

[@michaelrosenstock9187]

still relevant to EA with battlefront 2

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

Best Cinematic Death Scene Ever. Nothing has come close to this yet.

[@waitingforacentury]

Yes it's so good! A lot of people saying it's impossible for him not to get hurt while the ship shatters around him. But he does get hurt. He just doen't care anymore and is mentally paralysed. We see the shots through his experience at that time

[@linezgames3893]

Bruce WIllis In Armageddon? Shit I still Cry. Or what do you mean?

[@thetbird1019]

100th

[@lujorom9172]

@@waitingforacentury Also, pirates of the Caribbean is not a film that you should judge by how realistic it is. This scene isn’t meant to be realistic, it’s meant to be epic. And they definitely succeeded with that.

[@cheshirehat93]

This is definitely ONE OF the best, but definitely can't ever be called the one. You have Boromir in Lord of The Rings, Roy Batty in Blade Runner, Tony Montana in Scarface, Macbeth in Macbeth (especially Fassbender's), The Comedian in Watchman, Sgt. Elias in Platoon, just to name a few.

[@frosty5437]

My parents: *fighting and screaming and planning the divorce* Me going to restart the Wi-Fi: 1:27

[@SnobbyBird_]

🤣

[@kaiinq]

Underrated

[@superyamky]

LOL

[@klawiehr]

Real

[@grigorirasputin1101]

That part where Beckett walks down the stairs to his final moments. God, that gives me shivers.

[@TheExiledTexan]

Those of you wondering why Endeavour did not open fire, consider this. It's highly likely that the gunner crew only had one broadside prepared, as they expected to meet the Black Pearl only. The Flying Dutchman was assumed sunk, and its unexpected reappearance as an enemy vessel would have thrown the gunnery crew into disarray as orders to attack the ship would likely have been met with confusion. By the time this mess was straightened out, the enemy would have already opened fire.

[@Vampirewolfking]

But you still have to consider the fact that a single broadside should not have destroyed the vessel. At the battle of Trafalgar HMS Victory was under fire from Héros (74 guns), Santísima Trinidad (136), Redoutable (74) and Neptune (80) for 40 minutes and still survived to engage Redoutable in close combat.

[@TheExiledTexan]

Vampirewolfking True. This whole scene is sloppy. The filmmakers obviously didn't want to have another battle after the one that occurred in the maelstrom minutes earlier, and only wanted to tie up loose ends by killing Beckett. However, as you said, Endeavour wouldn't have realistically gone down this quickly, and would have been reinforced by the EITC armada afloat nearby. It's a shame; I would have preferred that battle to the one in the maelstrom.

[@Vampirewolfking]

The One™ I agree, the Pirate armada was also pointless, i mean it was cool when they all hoisted their colours, and then just the Pearl sailed to meet the enemy.

[@TheGabeOfGabes]

Vampirewolfking Jack explains this concept in the 4th movie when Barbossa and his men are about to fight Blackbeard and his men. "You're all fighting on the account that he wants to kill him? Where is the sense in that? Why not let these two fight it out"

[@danis.9326]

Vampire, yes but ever wondered why the Black Pearl and The Flying Dutchman were so intimidating? I doubt their cannons (few compared to the Endeavor) were weak and let's remember that this isn't exact history, it has some fiction such as The Flying Dutchman diving so why can't both ships have extremely powerful cannons?

[@JoethebigItalianguy]

I love the look on Beckett's face during this scene. So calm and resigned to his fate, while the Endeavour's being blasted to pieces around him.

[@dandfrecheljoker-man-4316]

+Joseph Saviano Yep he knew his time had come for god to take him.

[@nathancruz9172]

1:53-1:56 me too.

[@singalingalongaling]

The reason why Lord Beckett did not give the command to fire at the ships because he was shocked that The Flying Dutchman ship survived the malestrom. Beckett did not know that Will Turner stabbed Davy Jones' heart and that Davy Jones was dead and that Will Turner became the ship's new captain. Therefore, because Beckett did see or notice these events, he thought that Davy Jones was still alive and was sailing the Flying Dutchman. Beckett thought that The Flying Dutchman would overpower him along with The Black Pearl. So, Beckett went into a state of shock and could not give any orders to fire at both ships on each side.

[@hdkeemii8315]

davy jones is back now though , post credit scene of the last one shows

[@SixHundredAndSixtySix]

Omg I thought you were me for a moment. Then I realized you don't have swag

[@ciemny9410]

@@hdkeemii8315 is 5th movie canon? Nothing makes sense in this movie

[@corneliusmaze-eye2459]

Yeah, I felt that at the back of my mind when I first saw this. That's the only way I can justify it

[@onlyawesomely1622]

1:25 When he realized letting Michael Bay direct was a bad idea.

[@seballinga1995]

1:26 I am one with the force the force is with me, I am one with the force the force is with me

[@JeffTheDudeAbides]

@1:30 Walking into a family reunion

[@joshuab2437]

LOLOLOLOL You made my day sir!

[@ScholarVillainy9254]

thats gotta be the coolest family ever

[@no_comms_no_bombs]

1:35 when you leave your school after a bad exam.

[@Rivika84]

Right?! Your grade points excruciatingly go down the moment you leave school after a bad exam...gut feeling. From an A to a C.

[@PerovNigma]

When your mum finds out what you did and calls you downstairs by your full name.

[@Hunter-ey4my]

Endeeaavoooour movieeee heree => twitter.com/d815b63f77b29c2fc/status/824453941224038400

[@crim22]

But when you score a A+ on two exams it only goes up by 2% 😐😐😐

[@rassest]

2:07 when you get home

[@FabioMateus]

I think this's one of the most iconic and epic scenes of movie history.

[@florjanbrudar692]

This is*

[@shryoder]

*1:24** - **1:58* *When you try to fight a legendary ship in Black Flag and your ship isn't upgraded...*

[@takedashingenrok2846]

F

[@vinceisvalid]

The two British legendaries.

[@Phoenixwright832]

Edward: *Walking while Jackdaw is destroyed*

[@tjwarden6253]

El Impoluto…..

[@user-ye6fi6gi6c]

Its every player trying to fight it and I also did

[@atomicnolxix]

When you're an anime villain and you realize the main protagonist is charging up by the power of friendship

[@39inaD]

That ships owned at least 100 cannons. It could engage both damaging them heavily.

[@failandia]

both of the pirates boats are not natural and, for one of them, totally undestructible. so no.

[@atlachanacha]

And one of them is capable of coming back from being sunk, and bringing other ships from being sunk... So I think fight against them would at best go something like: You sink them, they come back. You sink them, they come back.... You're out of ammo, they sink you.

[@djblue056]

Daniele Giuntini very true. But with a poor captain even the best ship will lose to a river boat

[@failandia]

djblue056 even more if the river boats can't be destroyed because magic

[@Sparx632]

Becket was in shock because he hadn't realised the Dutchman was no longer on his side, he was too stunned to give the orders to fire back. Besides, as the others have said the Flying Dutchman can't be sunk.

[@TekHardy]

its amazing how they edited becket and the men onto the exploding endevour

[@gregorycrook6128]

+Jake Hardy It's the best cinematography I've seen, in my opinion.

[@MoKor]

+Jake Hardy The Fire And All That Stuff Looks Like it has been edited on Microsoft's movie maker

[@TekHardy]

Muhammed Kordi that is so true

[@Xplozhun85]

+Muhammed Kordi Lol are you joking? This was amazing for 2007 and still looks great now!

[@shay-um7oq]

ya when beckett's engulged in flames it looks a bit fake but when hes walking down the stairs, the editing is absolutely fantastic

[@delvy5685]

Even if it's a blatant metaphor for his world falling apart around him, this is still the most beautifully shot scene the whole series.

[@xdgirlchelsea]

This scene is a cinematic masterpiece.

[@lujorom9172]

Can we just appreciate how cinematographically perfect this scene is? I love it so much.

[@Patrickyang100]

Lord Beckett is AFK

[@singalingalongaling]

What does AFK stand for?

[@Patrickyang100]

Away from keyboard, used to describe when a player is in a game but not playing.

[@dachillbois8319]

Afk walking

[@flankthicksauce7374]

Steam : Captain! Gaben : Fire. Steam : FIRE!!! Valve : FIRE!!! Tf2 : FIRE!!! Half life 2: FIRE!!! **Half life Tf2 Valve Steam and gaben shoot sales at my computer** My credit card : ORDERS SIR!!! Me : But it's just good business...

[@belltower_animations992]

Hahahah that's amazing AF

[@sirbottoms1998]

Haha

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

Wow, super LOL XD

[@HommeChien]

k

[@GeneralHeavy]

Me: Captain! Anti Teen Titans Go fan: Fire Me: FIRE! Anti Teen Titans GO fan 2: FIRE!!! Veteran Teen Titans fan: FIRE!!! Veteran Teen Titans fan: FIRE!!! *We shoot bashing at Teen Titans Go website. Producer: Orders sir!!! Director: It's just good business

[@Chino56751]

2:18...The Pearl and Dutchman are like " Who's next ?! "

[@Bufkey]

ikr :D

[@guillaumecaucheteux3108]

+Agent Washington YOU DECIDE!!

[@boomidctv6017]

+Guillaume Caucheteux EPIC RAP BATTLES OF HISTORY!

[@ReaLifeHDchannel]

"...anyone else?" -Thor

[@tzulandrier5819]

Reminds me on my time, when I played Pirates of the Burning sea with my friends.

[@RegalRoyalWasTaken]

The scene of Beckett walking down those steps as everything shattered around him is such a powerful scene visually.

[@Rebotified]

The feeling of napoleon when he lost

[@Nebulasecura]

1:30

[@emperoremyhriv4968]

😁

[@Brandon210-q4n]

There's a very simple reason as to why Beckett didn't give the order to fire: He was in a state of shock. Imagine seeing your ultimate weapon being turned against you. Furthermore, Beckett was no soldier. In fact, I never saw him commanding a military force in combat until this scene. Simply put, he was too stunned to respond effectively. Sorta like when something so shocking happens that you just shut down. That's what happened here. He was so stunned that he just shut down.

[@thebrotherhoodofsteel1319]

why the fuck did he do that he could have sunk both pirate ships with that monster

[@AllieBee00]

If your referring to the Kraken lol he killed it. And his ship has no chance with those two, chances are even if he abandoned ship they would bed found him and killed him. So man was dead the minute he started.

[@thebrotherhoodofsteel1319]

Allie Bee in the movie yes but in real life no

[@shrekthethird1163]

+Allie Bee his ship would have easily destroyed those two ships

[@thebrotherhoodofsteel1319]

shrekthethird yup

[@AllieBee00]

+shrekthethird he's literally fighting two supernatural ships, I honestly doubt he would've won. And let's say for the sake of realism yeah his SHIP could win, but he himself yet again could've probably gotten captured and killed. Either way his chances were dead and especially how you see him practically shit himself because of being played. He lacks the confident to win. :P

[@MB-dk6hk]

The real villain of Pirates of the Caribbean dying.

[@NormanOsborned]

+Michael Bell When you think about it, it's true!

[@christopherspaulding9283]

How so?

[@MB-dk6hk]

Christopher Spaulding Well, you have the navy and then you have the pirates. The pirates are thieves, murderers and just criminals in general. Beckett sought to rid the world of pirates, going so far as genocide against them.

[@fitnessdreams5569]

Michael Bell Beckett was NOT a hero; he was a slave trader, and mainly hated Jack cuz he wasn't a scumbag that would deliver human beings as slaves when he ordered him to.

[@pinkcrazygirl]

Many things were different back then, slavery was common.

[@kaijuslayer_1814]

1:26 when u can’t find ur nut sock and ur parents say “come down stairs we need to talk.”

[@farhanarfazi3927]

This can end 2 ways disown or death

[@keyboard9984]

this caught me off guard 🤣

[@sandrojones8068]

I’d abandon ship out the fkn window

[@thechadhuntress8061]

I can say this for Beckett. He faced death like a boss.

[@TPDManiacXC626]

The moral of this movie's story: If you intend to wipe something out, in turn, that something will not hesitate to wipe out you.

[@JakiStow]

One of the sadest and most awesome scenes I've seen in cinema :')

[@crippledcrusader1321]

One of the best character deaths of cinema history, it really shows how the captain always goes down with his ship. I love it

[@MeatVision]

This scene is so freaking mindblowing. A true gem

[@mickyjoe97]

In terms of movie villain deaths, this ranks up there as one of the best and most satisfying imo

[@xXDonTdODRugZXx]

Endeavour was a freaking monster of a ship. If Beckett had only ordered his men to fire at will, that monstrous warship would have taken care of both ships in the matter of Seconds. Come on, Endeavour has twice as many cannons on one side as both the Pearl and the Dutchman combined! Why beckett instead chose to just give up instead of at least offering a fight, I will never understand.

[@krn2487]

you and me both, dude.

[@xXDonTdODRugZXx]

***** Shell shock didn't occur until World War One. Remember, cannons can't cause shell shock because it doesn't have the same explosive power that modern artillery has. And even if it should be during this age, he was never under direct cannon-fire until he had pretty much THEM under HIS cannons range. No matter how you look at it, Beckett should have won.

[@GideonGleeful95]

Bilbo Baggins He would beat the pearl, but the Dutchman is basically a cursed ghost ship. It would likely repair itself or something.

[@Thetalinshow]

Randygandalf95 realistically to the facts in this movie, he would have lost.... Why? Its the Dutchman, it can sail under water, so you can never really sink it, plus Orlando is Davy Jones now, so if the black pearl sunk, it goes to Davy Jones locker, and he can bring it back :) soo to this movie the facts are right, everybody saying oh these ships would have died , well that's true if it was real life , but in this movie these aren't your normal ships, black pearl is the fasted ship in the sea, and the Dutchman can sail under the sea, :p any other ship would have died, but these are superpower ships :) I honestly wish they made a movie about the real pirates of the carribean.....these moves are more about legends and myths

[@xXDonTdODRugZXx]

TheTalinShow TJAYRECORDS Well, first sink the black pearl, and then board the dutchman, stab William in his heart. Of course, this would be more difficult, but it would be worth it.

[@mankdemelord6974]

This was the best scene in the whole movie

[@dandfrecheljoker-man-4316]

+mank demelord Kind of sad too.

[@mankdemelord6974]

This is why I admin a meme page

[@dandfrecheljoker-man-4316]

mank demelord :D

[@lordbucket2339]

I don't know about you but I felt kinda sad when Beckett and Norrington died

[@eduardogonzalez1874]

1:27 when you are upstairs and your mom calls you by your full name

[@danielandresriveraflores8865]

+Eduardo Gonzalez and remembering you didn't do the dishes

[@shryoder]

*Lord Beckett has left the game*

[@supersharkboiii]

1:26 the spider in my keyboard when i get mildly annoyed in a video game

[@Tatokun92]

Mario: orders sir? WiiU: ... Halo: Captain? Xbox: Fire Halo: FIRE! COD: FIRE!! Playstation: FIRE!! Pc: FIRE!!! Mario: Captain!? WiiU: WEEEEEEE!!!!!! Mario: Abandon The Console!!!!

[@forces2matter]

Lol

[@mayomaster1134]

Gta 5: FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ScholarVillainy9254]

And thats why the WiiU shall not be played ever again :'(

[@mayomaster1134]

Please keep updating your comment.

[@JosephWilliams-jk6cb]

musicquatic92 I've had the ps4 and Xbox one for many dies now

[@jn5534]

1:30 Me walking out of class after finals

[@Pre114]

Seriously, Lord Beckett is my favourite character in the franchise. His only aim is "good business", he has no interest in revenge or women or anything else. He's the epitome of capitalism and a good businessman. I wish I had business acumen!

[@Insert-Retarded-Reply-Here]

Justin DePriest all business men hate pirates...cuz it ruins business

[@masonsykes2240]

"No interest in revenge" pirates.fandom.com/wiki/Cutler_Beckett "After packing his bags, young Cutler headed for London, the capital of Great Britain, where he found employment in the East India Trading Company. Cutler worked at the London EITC Office for several months, proving himself to be a good executive. One day, Cutler's superiors assigned him to a tour of duty at the EITC office on Gibraltar. He quickly boarded the merchantman Lindesfarne in London, hoping to finally fulfill his ambition of seeing the world.[6] However, during the journey, off the coast of Spain, the Lindesfarne was captured by the pirate ship Le Requin, captained by the Frenchman Christophe-Julien de Rapièr. Cutler unwisely angered the pirate captain, telling him that his fancy clothes were out-fashioned in both London and Paris. The pirate captain did not like Cutler's attitude so he allowed his crew to "play" with the youngster, and they tortured him for days. While waiting for the ransom money, the pirate crew forced Cutler and other prisoners to clean their ship; whipping them if they didn't do their work well. Still furious at his son, Jonathan Beckett Sr. refused to pay the ransom, but the EITC official Reginald Marmaduke Bracegirdle-Penwallow sent a ransom for Cutler, and Captain de Rapièr freed the young boy. The experience in captivity left Cutler with eternal hatred for pirates.[6]"

[@lujorom9172]

I mean, yes, he’s certainly a business man, representing the exact mission of Imperialist Britain: capitalism. But I don’t see how you see heroism in that. The movies show exactly how Britain exploited the whole world, committed genocides and enslaved people. Including cutler Beckett. So I don’t understand how you find that inspiring.

[@smguk2412]

@@lujorom9172 Diddums

[@MerelvandenHurk]

@@lujorom9172 Agreed, if anything Beckett represents everything that's bad about capitalism. There's no heroism in choosing money over humans.

[@riccardomallardo7779]

1:30 when you're desperately looking for your phone because you got a missed call from your sidechick and then you find your gf crying with your phone in her hand

[@Wizzard_2006]

Oddly specific..

[@cobracorporal6738]

"It's just good business" *Lord Cutler Beckett's famous last words*

[@ShaDHP23]

This scene is easily one of my favorite in film. Beckett, realizing he's lost, calmly accepts defeat, no matter how exponential it may be. Plain for everyone to see. I may be reading into it a little too much though. This scene (to me) completely justifies anti-authoritarianism to me (although I don't promote a number of the things that stem from anti-authoritarianism). It explicitly and graphically shows the cost and consequences of control and power and what happens at its inevitable end when it all comes crashing down.

[@arishkhan4503]

This scene doesn't make sence but still agreed

[@ShaDHP23]

@@arishkhan4503 you really think Pirates of the Caribbean is supposed to make sense?

[@LordVader1094]

@@arishkhan4503 It's literally two supernatural ships broadsiding him, of course it doesn't make perfect sense.

[@emperoremyhriv4968]

@@ShaDHP23 Why doesn't it make sense ?

[@redhakiim789]

Me in 2023 : *looks at the state of our government and society now*

[@chebaca8]

When you have a fully upgraded jackdaw and have a legendary in your sights

[@overwatch_solider76_canoli8]

True that

[@verygood050]

Is the " HMS Endeavour " man o' war or frigate ?

[@commanderbly2139]

I know it's late, but the HMS Endeavor was a Ship Of The Line, technically meaning it was a Man'o'War if my thoughts are correct.

[@grigorirasputin1101]

ROYAL BLOODY NAVY! THEY'RE ALL ALONE, SIR!

[@shryoder]

@@commanderbly2139 *No... Ships Of The Line weren't necessarily Galleons or Man O' Wars... They would have a couple of cannons more or more crew... Their hull was also a quite stronger...*

[@michaelmilian4336]

1:26 walking away after getting rejected

[@lennyrumschlag2300]

I always thought Beckett froze because this was his first time seeing defeat. He wasn't unbeatable. And he clearly didn't train to be in a situation such as this one.

[@calvinnotklein6368]

What I love about this scene is how Beckett took death like it was his friend.

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

Amazing scene, just one thing. All the HMS Endeavour crew get shot to bits or flattened by masts and cannons or both, yet Lord Becket walks through a whirlwind of shrapnel and cannon balls...and doesn't get a single scratch. Probably wanted him to have an ultimate bad guy's death.

[@ashs.4104]

As much as I enjoyed this epic scene, I agree. I was watching it like, "How the hell did he walk through all of that not be injured by ANY of the flying debris?" Lol.

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

A. Swafford Totally XD

[@Jimy_Lin]

obviously Lord Becket spend all points on Agility.

[@marcusporter3336]

Warren, I'm pretty sure some of the splinters, the small ones at least, managed to hit Beckett at some point.

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

marcus porter Oh, definitely! But they don't show it that way!

[@arminkruger5376]

Meeting the twin ships in Assassins Creed 4 for the first time does exactly feel like this ;)

[@Koendabomb]

Ow I destroyed both with my first try... Probably because I first almost completely upgraded the Jackdaw before even thinking about challenging legendary ships xD

[@danis.9326]

Assassin's Creed: Black Flag is the reason I watched all the movies of Pirates of the Caribbean (I had only watched On Stranger Tides). And yes it did feel like this!

[@spearhead6820]

A magnificient scene where a man who only believed in progress and business realize the strength of liberty and imagination.

[@triton2397]

This is one of the best directed scenes ever made, hands down. It's on par with Sherlock Holmes, a game of shadows forest scene, and even the church scene from Kingsman. The way that Tom Holland portrays his surprise just proves that he really does fear death, and that ties in to 'Do you fear death Will Turner?'

[@brianbommarito3376]

I would love to see this scene in 3D. It would be impressive to feel like you’re on the deck as the splinters are flying around.

[@largol33t1]

I've seen a lot of movies where the bad guy gets his butt kicked to hell. However, Cutler Beckett's death was the most brutal ownage I've seen in a movie in quite some time!

[@emperoremyhriv4968]

He's an absolute Madlad

[@RDW4]

1:30 *The Force is with me and I am one with the Force*

[@shryoder]

*Lmao...*

[@noahkwinten5973]

Meanwhile: stormtroopers trying to aim.

[@seanspacey4452]

one of the best movie scenes in history IMO. Just an absolute beautiful scene, the music, the picture, everything. The goosebumps while watching this is incredible.

[@Daniel-kx3zz]

1:24 How teachers want you to leave class during a fire

[@jamesonrichards5105]

The music portrays a requiem for Beckett instead of a triumphant victory of the protagonists. Looking at it from this perspective, Beckett’s ship and mind are both being torn apart with no hope of survival or acts of self-preservation. We are put into the shoes of Beckett because all of the camera time and dialogue is mostly about him. I don’t feel a sense of justice being dulled out but the opposite which gives this scene something I’m not used to at all with typical villain death scenes. This empathetic approach for a villain is quite remarkable. Very good work from the director (Gore Verbinski) and the composer (Hans Zimmer).

[@Nikita.___.Gladko_562]

1:32 walking downstairs at 7 am from my room remembering about the six pages of homework I didn’t even start doing

[@kianw4128]

It’s just… good studying. Abandon work! Abandon work! All students abandon work!

[@regularname1825]

1:27 POV: You are playing an important chess game, you are down a rook and two pawns and you know that if the enemy doesn't blunder an important piece you'll lose. You look around the board desperate for a move to change the tides of the game: You look at your bishop which was guarding your king from a knight check, gently take it in your shaky hands and place it on a new white square to confirm its movement, and then, a sudden rush of panic hits you as you realize your mistake, you open your eyes wide as the sneaky knight moves in his characterist L shape close to your king. -Check! -Your oppenent says as a grin appears on his face. You search around ths board hoping to find a way to capture the knight, quickly you realize that not only the king was under check but that your queen was in the range of the knight, she wouldn't survive the turn. You sit patiently there, while wanting to dig and hole and hide in it: you watch your enemy in the eyes as his grin has now turned into a smile, you want to not move the king but your time keeps on running low. You calmly look in his face, you reach your foe with your hand and surrender. You lost

[@Whiterun_Guards]

Oddly... Specific

[@regularname1825]

@@Whiterun_Guards i made everything up but hey i guess i can write something realistic

[@gigachad3392]

The way I read it out loud

[@HopScopCo]

Had the Endeavour actually fired, it could have probably destroyed both. No pirate frigate, even the Blackpearl, could take a point blank broadside from a 1st rate ship of the line.

[@BRouge]

Fun Fact: it was actually illegal for two ship to bombard an other between them, several countries signed that treaty. And during the seven years war the British (who also agreed) broke it several times

[@bruhsauce644]

1:30 when your poop sock is missing and your mom calls you downstairs to have a talk

[@iamfr6345]

I feel that this scene is about how Lord Beckett finally comes to the point where he starts to question where his own goals in life really are - facing all these supernatural horros, occurring left and right, only because of money. He is letting people fall victim for the worst curses, and for what really? "It's just good business."

[@dookeland8]

1:22 Walking into a serving shift when the kitchen is crashing

[@farancochelico2498]

Anyone else here because of "How the Internet Reacted To The Infinite Warfare Trailer" video?

[@igniii3348]

#ripcod

[@victornegron8647]

Yes!

[@valourah9001]

Yeah.

[@fresh5379]

Yep xD , #ripcod

[@xxfrosty609xx3]

Faranco Chelico perhaps

[@bcgazero6472]

1:23 the anime antagonist when he realizes the protagonist just came out of a training arc

[@somniato7759]

1:30 Me admiring my house while two creepers blow it up