Pirates of The Caribbean: At World's End Has The Most Satisfying Climax

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[@ANGELINAA]

Ok be honest with me, does it just get worse from here because there is no way it can get BETTER than this one... Please let me know

[@jbwade5676]

Wow

[@gunnarbostrom2071]

Worse... much worse from here 🥲

[@akatoshmorgul9367]

The next one (on stranger tides) is a favorite of mine, and the next two are also related to the first three. They're not better, but it it worth it, imo for the Dead men tell no tales ending and the Barbosa story ending.

[@sophiecooper1824]

They are not as good but still a lot of fun and it gives some great character development to one character specifically. I hope you're still gonna react to the rest

[@nedzed3663]

Well, the next movie, On Stranger Tides, feels disconnected with the trilogy with only Jack, Barbossa and Gibbs coming back, feels like a spin off more than a sequel. It does have some bright spots like Jack and Barbossa playing off each other is the highlight of the movie. It's more comical too, it's pretty low stakes fun so check that one out if you want to see a side story with Jack as the main focus. Oh and there's Mermaids, another highlight of the movie. Dead Men tell No Tales I only saw once and I hated it. Jack was far more goofy in this, like Johnny Depp forgot how to play him. The villain was weak compared to Davy Jones, the East India Trading Company, or even the villain in Stranger Tides, completely forgettable. It was a continuation of the trilogy, but it may as well not have been because Will and Elizabeth make such brief appearances that they may as well have not been in the story or movie. So once again, it's focused on Jack but a goofier, less clever version this time.

[@Jaden_The_Celestial]

Not sure if you noticed, but the sword Davey Jones stabbed Will with was the very same sword Will made for Norrington back in the first film. Norrington was given the sword back by Beckett, but Davey Jones took it from Norrington after he died, and then he goes and stabs Will with it. Will was literally stabbed by his very own sword he made himself. But now Will took the sword after he became the new Davey Jones.

[@TheTruth-si5zq]

I swear it seems like so many people miss this or don’t appreciate it as much. It’s poetry

[@ethanmilton7083]

YES, SWORD SYMBOLISM SUPREMACY. Nobody ever talks about this. To me it symbolizes Will's final transformation into a pirate. He starts in movie one hating pirates and creates this sword to give to a captain who wants to hunt them down. By the end of the third movie, he's stabbed through the heart by it. It's like the blacksmith Will dies and pirate Will wakes up.

[@DanSolo0119]

Ragetti: Now that's what you'd call ironic.

[@benschultz1784]

While Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow is what makes the franchise, Geoffrey Rush as Captain Barbossa is the definition of a golden age pirate!

[@chamoisauce7491]

barbosa is what comes to everyone minds when you think of a pirate 😂

[@ANGELINAA]

I definitely agree!

[@SurvivorBri]

As much as I love Depp and Rush, the franchise wasn't the same without Bloom and Knightly. The last two movies were missing them. And the story went flat.

[@jonmercano1138]

Captain Teague is Jack’s father, hence the way they interact and why he has Jack’s mom’s shrunken head. He’s played by Keith Richards who was partial inspiration for Jack Sparrow

[@TheShadow8771]

It's like people don't pay attention to these movies literally every reactor I've watched seems to forget Jacks dad makes an appearance in the 2nd movie he saves Jack from being shot he even tips his hat and says "Hi Dad"

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

​@@TheShadow8771That's in the fourth film, after this one.

[@jonmercano1138]

@@TheShadow8771 That’s in the next one. this was Teague’s first appearance

[@hauntreaper]

@@TheShadow8771 it seems youre just the one that got confused lol

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Capitain Teague : "Code is Law" The Pirate Code is not a guideline. Dont mess with him

[@bensneb360]

That climax in the whirlpool is one of the best climaxes of the last 20 years

[@ANGELINAA]

Absolutely agree

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

It’s called the "Maelstrom". And also when Will And Elizabeth are getting married in the middle of a fight and torrential rain. That scene was actually a true shooting. They actually pour rain

[@Kesapaiva]

@@ANGELINAA yaas, love ur vids !!!

[@DanGamingFan2846]

The Battle of Calypso's Maelstrom is still one of the greatest climaxes ever. And it's really impressive how that did it. They constructed a massive set with mock-ups of the Pearl and Dutchman on a tilted, spinning disk with thousands of gallons of near-freezing water pumped in.

[@serknet3042]

I could swear I've seen you before

[@ANGELINAA]

thank you for the super chat!!!

[@jebVlogs556]

@@ANGELINAA hey, og subber here and i wanted to chime, to say a few things: first off the movies are reverse from the original books. all of the books and how the movies are portrayed re from jack sparrows perspective. he's the one allowing us his story point of view. and jack and elizabeth are the ones that eventually get married and have a son together.(not william and elizabeth) the older fellow at shipwreck cove, who was called by captain barbosa, his name is captain teag(he's jack's dad) not brother but i can see and others included with the confusion. my favorites of the franchise are on stranger ties and dead men tell no tales..

[@thetej1098]

@@serknet3042 bro is a serial copy-paster on every reaction video. You'll see him post the same comments on reaction videos of each movie lol

[@colinfun]

@@jebVlogs556 What books?

[@alancrofoot]

It's funny that Jack's hallucination was so strong, it kept going after he left the cell.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

His entrance with his ship Black Pearl was badass and when they rock in the scene

[@juliacalhoun9491]

One of my favorite acting choices ever was Orlando Bloom's face after he asks Elizabeth what her choice is, and she screams "Barbossa! Marry us!". You can see a split second between her two sentences where he looks utterly baffled, like "Barbossa? Really? That's your choice!?"

[@RaixsOreh]

Beckett's quote "the immaterial has become immaterial" means basically this: "The immaterial (magical things like myths and legends, monsters and gods) has become immaterial (worthless or unimportant)." It uses the two meanings of Immaterial in yhe same sentence. As Beckett's uncontested rule of the seas (using davy jones) has made his and the british navy's authority supreme. Nothing else matters but the profits they can get from global trade, not even the gods like Calypso and monsters like Jones matter anymore.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Long live the British Empire. Rule Britannia "Because it seems to be the only way to ensure that this ship is as directed by the company" "We need prisoners to interrogate which tends to work best when they’re alive "

[@oq1106]

I really enjoyed Beckett as a villain in these. Tom Hollander really nails this character; a guy that clearly worked his way through the ranks and of at least slightly lesser birth than the cultured, gentleman vibes he's always playing at.

[@bradcha5413]

I love jack genuinely caring for will and couldn't let his friend die

[@Nicobi001]

I love that Barbossa calls Elizabeth “Mrs Turner” at the end. Another callback to the first movie when she introduced herself als Elizabeth Turner to him.

[@Olivia-ug2bh]

Random facts about this movie; -The sword Will makes in the first movie is the same one he gets pierced with in this one. -There is a lot of references to real life pirate stuff. Brethren court for example is based on Brethren of the Coast. -After Jack asks his dad Teague (Keith Richards) about mom and he shows him her shrunken head. Jack ends up carrying the head around his waist. -What Calypso yells out when she grows can be translated to "Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!" -The parrot was played by two birds. Named Chip and Salsa. -The actors went underwater to shoot the scene where Black Pearl tips over. This also meant that Pintel's and Ragetti's actors were (safely) tied to a pole and put underwater to act. -Davy Jones's locker scene was shot in a real place. Utah salt flats.

[@ThatLonelyGamer_]

Beckett's demise is honestly cheff's kiss. For a villain, his comeuppance was a highlight of all PotC. This movie was definitely CGI at its peak!

[@kjkj128]

this movie genuinely has it all, incredible music, stunning sets, breathtaking action sequences, cgi that holds up better than stuff released this year, memorable characters and a insanely crafted story with so many individual storylines, twists, characters changing alliances etc all without being overwhelming or feeling to forced

[@ootocannon4933]

w pfp

[@TheTenthKhan]

I love how Elizabeth Swann goes from 'I'm a princess, I'm above all this pirate nonsense' to 'I'm going to join the crew and fight alongside them'. Talk about a character arc.

[@Teddyngham]

She went from being a princess to becoming a king.

[@2ndKidd]

This trilogy is just chefs kiss. Not a lot of movie's are this good, let alone a TRILOGY

[@alexpainter4169]

*Best deleted scene from At World's End* Beckett: We had a deal, Jack. I contracted you to deliver cargo on my behalf, you chose to liberate it. (Pan down to Jack's pirate brand on his wrist) Jack: People aren't cargo, mate.

[@jordangan3246]

Agreed so much.

[@Adminium21]

Eh, I don't. It's not in his character at all, especially seeing as he was willing to sell souls to Davy Jones in the second movie. Jack isn't a good person, and he shouldn't be. That goes for almost all the pirates, they should be very morally gray characters.

[@blackfox4138]

@@Adminium21 But Jack was never intending on honoring his deal with Jones. He just needed a way to buy time and gather a crew. As far as his views on slavery, Jack values the freedom of himself and others way too much. He also *is* peaceful to the extent a pirate can be. Hence why his old crew mutinied against him. Jack freeing slaves when given the opportunity is completely in line with his character.

[@Adminium21]

@blackfox4138 Then why would he go to Tortuga to pick up evwry easy and undesirable soul he could. Even the disabled and dumb. He obviously meant to hand them off, but was cut short from getting all his men by Norrington.

[@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. 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.

[@mattybob12310]

I Loooooooooooooove how much fun Geoffrey Rush had in this movie, he really went all in on mad man Barbosa!

[@ANGELINAA]

So good to have him back in this one, he gave it his ALL

[@user-gw3bs2in5i]

Ngl, I love how this one has so many tragic moments, but it also just has Jack Sparrow messing around. Like, James Norrington does a heroic sacrifice, and the next scene is the "Larry" joke lol

[@ANGELINAA]

hahahaa true!!!

[@samriebel5752]

Let’s just pretend that the series ends here and that the studio didn’t get greedy. What a great trilogy!

[@t.e.m.p.o.r.a.r.y.user0000]

This was a good ending

[@BuzzRain]

Totally agree. The next 2 are garbage. A cash grab.

[@ItApproaches]

When Jack said how's mum, he was talking to his dad...that was Jack's dad...

[@user-bn3ut9jv7e]

.....

[@k.delpino1124]

They said it couldn't be done. Theme Park attraction turned into one movie and then 2 more. Becoming one of the highest grossing franchises of the 2000s and Disney's history. Johnny Depp's stardom after that first film was astounding. A more-beloved leading man, Oscar/Golden Globe nominations (Best Actor) and a major-box office draw after 20 years in the biz. At World's End was a great finale. Most expect trilogies to come and go. But some of us, even Disney knew it wasn't the last. That last scene of Jack off to another adventure. Like we were never going to see him again (yeah right) and like everyone else, I said bring it on.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Indeed. Thzt movie was my childhood. Saw it theater. World's End was the Climax. Such of a blockbuster back in 2007. Beat the record Box office until Avengers

[@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.

[@DementisXYZ]

Still, one of my favorite subtle stories in this trilogy...Will's ceremonial sword. In the first movie, he crafted it and presented it to Commodore Norrington, with it being credited as the finest sword. Norrington held onto it until his resignation. In the second movie, it could be seen in the background in Beckett's quarters. In this movie...Beckett returns the sword to Norrington as a gift of his reinstatement. Norrington attempts to use it to stab Davy Jones, quite futilely, and it is given to Jones's crew. In the midst of this maelstrom battle, the sword is dropped and picked up by a random East India Trading Company crewmate but is taken by Jones who then uses it to run through said crewmate, Jones then holds onto the sword for the remaining battle. Finally...Jones uses that sword to stab Will, technically killing him. The finest sword in the franchise, crafted by Will...is the very sword that killed Will. Such an easy to miss but very poetic detail.

[@sladewilson9718]

The immaterial has become immaterial is such a cold line! The immaterial (things that shouldn't exist, myths and legends, I.e. Davy Jones) has become immaterial (meaningless, pointless, basically Davy Jones doesn't matter anymore)👌🏽

[@ANGELINAA]

Ooooooooo!!!

[@artsilva]

Capt. Teague is none other than legendary guitarist himself Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, one of the inspirations when Johnny Depp was developing the character of Capt. Jack Sparrow as Johnny is a huge fan of Keith growing up. Btw, Johnny has his own rock band and is pretty damn good, and again a big Rolling Stones fan, so this collaboration with Keith is perfect for the Pirates franchise. There is video of BTS in filming where Keith is giving the cast and crew a mini solo serenade with his guitar, I think Johnny joins in at one point... so cool.

[@eddiewalter6003]

3:58 If you think about it, its a callback to the first film. Elizabeth has the coin on the necklace, and lets it "just" slip, when parlaying with Barbosa

[@ANGELINAA]

Yes!!! Didn't even think about that ~~

[@ItApproaches]

I just realized, how did Davey Jones even meet and get with Calypso back when she was a Goddess? She wasn't in a human form...was he just talking to the sea and was like I love you sea, and then a voice came from the sea and was Calypso saying I love you Davey Jones!???

[@diakojim1977]

In most religions, gods can take human form and often form relationships with humans that catch their eye.

[@maxbrown7719]

​@@diakojim1977 Aye, Zeus took the piss with this technique I feel though with his track record 🤣

[@k.o.h3599]

I think Jones loved the Sea, and so Calypso revealed herself to him in her human form (Tia Dalma)

[@ItApproaches]

@@diakojim1977 Yeah, but if she could turn into a human form, how could she be trapped in it? Why would she tell anyone that? And has nobody ever before Davey loved the sea? lol. What made Davey so special to her?

[@diakojim1977]

@@ItApproaches If I see her I will ask her... 😉

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite Pirates Of The Caribbean movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@ANGELINAA]

Thanks for the support! Loved this movie

[@johnrob3215]

Agreed, people hate on it and I don’t know why

[@k.o.h3599]

People wanted a fairytale ending for Will and Elizabeth, I think that's one the main complaints

[@user-sz4ox9lg6k]

Made my entire morning seeing this video pop up. Pirates + you = perfection 🤭

[@Necro616]

I love Barbosa looking at Jacks new telescope like "Because of course he found a bigger one somewhere..." XD

[@WinglessFlea]

Besides Davey Jones, that ending scene with the boat is just CGI at its peak

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

What’s astonishing. Most scenes were not CGI. The Final Battle between the Black Pearl and the Flying was not CGI. They actually build em up. Even the rain

[@navtektv]

32:00 Angie forgot that the Kraken is dead.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Lord Beckett : I would have thought you’d learned that when I ordered you to kill you pet

[@bobogus7559]

31:59 The Endeavour is a first-class ship of the line, which is generally the largest, slowest, and most heavily armed class of ships in a navy (and usually served as flagships). They carried 100 to 110 cannons arranged on three decks.

[@Godzilla0518]

Loved watching your reaction! This was so much fun and I can’t wait for the next one!

[@ANGELINAA]

Thanks for tuning into the premiere! Always great to have you around!

[@yamol32891]

Hans Zimmerman delivers again. The music is amazing. The track “One Day” is the one where Will and Elizabeth say goodbye and it gets me everytime.

[@simonmercuri3073]

The scene where Jack is tripping out with copies of himself in an endless desert is indeed his personal hell. Davy Jones' Locker in real life folklore is basically a personalized hell for sailors where they are forced to live their worst nightmares forever Jack loves the sea and being the only Captain Jack Sparrow, so his torture is being stuck in a desert with multiple Jack Sparrows

[@hannahbarker1463]

You gotta watch the outtakes for this movie, it’s so hilarious and they came to my mind when you were watching it.😂😂

[@CollinDavidBeach]

“The immaterial has become immaterial.” Is Beckett telling Jones that things are exactly how they seem, that the time for myths and legends and mysteries are over. It’s similar to what he told Will in the last movie, “The blank edges of the map are being filled in.”

[@asonounds1862]

A little extra lore from from some deleted scenes (pls correct me if im wrong in the replies). There was a time when Jack actually tried to go straight and work for Becket. However becket wanted Jack to start shipping slaves, which Jack refused to do and set them free (these might be the ppl on tia dalmas island iirc). This is what earned Jack his pirate brand. He tried escaping but becket caught him and burned/sunk him and the slave ship. Davy Jones raises it up and it becomes the black pearl. This is also why Davy taunts Jack with his 100 souls request in movie 2, as the 100 slaves he freed got him into that mess in the first place.

[@delibird1664]

Hoist the Colors is pretty much the anthem of pirates. Love this movie.

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

HOIST THE COLORS !

[@theyellowninjadude]

After the first movie started with a pirate song, it became a tradition to start (at least the 2nd and 3rd movies with pirate songs).

[@K-11609]

What's really cool is that the third movie ends with the characters being in similar positions they were in the beginning of the first movie. Barbosa once again steals the Pearl from Jack, but is cheated from his win, Jack may have lost his ship, but is still able to sail in a rowboat, Gibbs once again sleeping on the job, and unfortunately Will and Elizabeth are separated for one reason or another, but every character still has some sense of closure.

[@oopartsw911]

I love this film. My favorite in the franchise and one of my favorite films of all time

[@TMNTfever]

Best. Wedding. Ever! The next movie is fine. The 5th one is pretty dang good imo.

[@anm8001]

Amazing that you finished the three! This brought back so much nostalgia and I enjoyed fangirling with you. Oh also, do go see the after credits and outtakes of these films

[@nukiesduke6868]

Bruh the amount of money Orlando bloom has from being in the two biggest franchises ever is insane. Especially from royalties. Just imagine all of the merch from this and LOTR...

[@craigwoodward8455]

Fun little lore-factoid: The reason why Beckett said 'Finally' when the pirates started singing... is because he was holding one of the Pieces of Eight in his hand at the time. He knew that the Pieces were charmed by the first brethren court. When the 'Song is Sung' it means that there is a crisis for all pirates, and thus a court must be called. Beckett wanted all the pirates in a single place, so he forced a crisis, and waited for the song. edit: Also, aside from all the magic stuff, this mass murder of 'Pirates' actually happened in history, and yes, they did in-fact, suspend all rights. If you were accused of Piracy, all rights were gone and you'd be immediately sent for execution, whether you were innocent or not.

[@elegrin5170]

Davy Jones is sailsman of deads right? You remember how his ship (The Flying Dutchma) come every time? His ship is coming from under the sea everytime remember? And That's what The Black Pearl's doing exactly.. Jack found "up is down " situation to go to living world from the dead's world.. After they managed the "up is down" condition, The Black Pearl appeared from under the sea and came to living world.. So, Davy Jones' ship always comes from the world of the dead as it appears (14:00 moment)..That means, the Black Pearl used Davy Jones' entry method only once. action of 14:00

[@akatoshmorgul9367]

9:45 Davy Jones locker is hell for those who sail the sea, being either stuck in land forever or stuck in sea alone forever. Davy Jones collect the souls from those sailors in the living world.

[@suzub8963]

To anyone who's curious of what Calypso shouts to the pirates before becoming a swarm of crabs to create the Maelstrom. She says in Fench " "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" Can you guess who she's speaking about?😏

[@antjestr1047]

yes its the best! Somehow I watched it 3 times in cinema when it came out and I was a teenager (with a friend, on a school trip with the class and with family I think), it was so awsome every time watching this amazing movie at the cinema!!!

[@gillcabral9442]

“I’m literally gonna have a phobia of crabs” has a whole new meaning

[@oq1106]

At 25:41 Will is down bad for Elizabeth. That guy started off being into her because she's the prettiest unattainable woman that he ever woke up to, so I think it's pretty nice to see that by the end of the trilogy he's very clearly into her as a person that believes in things he respects. We also often overlook that Elizabeth is SUCH a pirate nerd. In the first movie, she knows weird nautical maneuvers, pirate-style parlay, pirate songs and the obscure exploits of a guy like Jack Sparrow. She starts off being into Will because he's the closest she ever came to her hot pirate fantasy and ends up in love with him because he's just genuinely a good dude. The mid-fight wedding is some cheese I didn't need, but otherwise their relationship actually is a lot more interesting and well written than people give it credit for.

[@jonnyblack6791]

Hands down my favorite movie from the Pirates franchise! Great buildup to the final battle IMO. The score is absolutely beautiful throughout the entire movie, especially the Maelstrom!

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

This movie holds the most epic wedding scene in cinematic history to date

[@soonminkwon9394]

To me, Dead Man's Chest and At World's End have always been one great movie when they are put together. I feel like At World's End gets too much hate, considering that it needs a pre-supposed narrative to really work and it's got so many iconic action sequences (not to mention that it's got one of the most memorable movie original soundtracks of all time). I am glad to see that someone's enjoying the grand finale of Verbinski's Pirates trilogy.

[@Imabassplayer2]

I love this trilogy and the attention to detail is great. First off Elizabeth asking Barbossa to marry them was set up in Dead Mans Chest. Jack told her Captain of a ship can preform a wedding on board. So she knew they could get married. Secondly, again set up in Dead Man's Chest is Will becoming the new Captain of the Flying Dutchman when Tia Dalma said "A touch of destiny." My favourite little detail is Will is stabbed by the sward he made and gifted to Governor Swann in the beginning of Curse of the Black Pearl. The next film is decent as for the 5th one. I genuinely can't remember anything except the opening I think. So yeah says a lot really, but hey up to you they will hopefully make good reactions.

[@reinaldocayama2805]

yes!! tia dalma is a james bond girl in skyfall... her teeth are white in that one

[@axelfoley133]

Ange remarking on Sao Feng faking out Elizabeth to reveal she knew Will is actually a reversal from the first movie, where she pretends to drop the gold piece into the water while parleying with Barbossa. He denied caring about the gold, so she makes them believe she'll do away with it and the pirates' flinch gave their truth away.

[@GabrielMartinez-ut4cw]

I need a video of 300, that movie is epic.

[@colinfun]

The crazy part is Beckett's edict at the beginning would have condemned HIM to death also since it offered no exceptions and he was openly associating with Davy Jones, a known pirate.

[@granadosvm]

Having seen the marketing and the interviews when the movies came out, many of us knew that Johnny Deep portrayed some of the characteristics of Jack Sparrow after Keith Richards, guitar player for the Rolling Stones, and Johnny wanted him to do a cameo as his dad for the second movie, but Keith's schedule was busy at the time, so they wrote him for the third movie, so, as soon as we saw him on the screen we knew he was his dad, it might not be so obvious just from watching the movie, but we all knew at the time.

[@Cr0w_7]

im so happy they never made a 4 movie,this was a perfect ending

[@michaelschroeck2254]

8:26 using actual sounds from the theme park ride as this happens!!!! Chef’s kiss!!!

[@awareness007]

Hands down, this is my FAVORITE reaction that you've done in the last 12 hours. No competition! Honest reaction? Check. Witty commentary? Check. Beautiful eyebrows? Check (I know this is a weird one, but you did a scowly/frowny thing at one point which pulled my attention to your brows, and I was like "wow, nice"). So yeah...

[@BamBam-3886]

Some consider At Worlds End the end of the Pirates story. The 4th and 5th are spin-offs

[@gregmeli951]

such a good trilogy, might be top 5 ever

[@korydyer8200]

This was a great commentary! Love your energy! Also, how is the marathon training going?!

[@ANGELINAA]

Thanks! It ended 🥹Ran it and survived! I start training again in a few weeks for a marathon in the late fall :)

[@knightghaleon]

I'm glad that the monkey can finally enjoy food again. All that were cursed couldn't enjoy any pleasures including food.

[@joshuawells835]

This was my favorite of the Pirates of the Caribbean films. While some people didn't like the long length or the large amount of lore, as a Tolkienist, that is why it's my favorite. Also, before this film, the only non-European pirates I recall in a film were the ones from the 1960 Swiss Family Robinson. The international pirate fleet was fascinating.

[@azok5595]

For me that was end of the best. The others watch if you got spare 2 hrs just because Johnny is in them. Love your reaction never thought to much about lighting in films just enjoyed them. Do "The Crow" if not seen the lighting in that you will love. It's the film Brandon Lee died in.

[@davidbergfors6820]

3:54 It's funny, because it's the same thing she did to the crew of the Black Pearl in the first movie. 20:44 Ship Wreck Cove, yes, that is a pile of Ship Wrecks, in a cove. 23:21 You don't see the family resemblence? Teague is the father, and the actor (well, musician) is part of the inspiration for the character.

[@michaelschroeck2254]

33:13 the irony is that from this movie of all movies since the beginning of film, this is the best death scene I have ever seen.

[@lbrett7054]

Ideas for future reactions: Dragonheart (1996) A Good Year (2006) We Bought a Zoo (2011) Into the Wild (2007)

[@potatoeyed]

loved the energy and enthusiasm for this one!

[@ANGELINAA]

Thanks!!! Appreciate you brotherrr ~ See ya in stream chat !

[@commanderkorra3316]

Elizabeth as the Pirate Queen is pretty awesome, and she gives a great speech.

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

i think that my favorite is still the first one, but this one hold a special plae in my heart because of barbosa, he is my favorite character and i love that he get a lot of screen time in here

[@buddy3167]

13:25 any movie puts tears In Your eyes you cry over everything

[@s1lm4r1l6]

"The immaterial has become immaterial." Immaterial has two meanings: Incorporeal, spiritual, ghostly. AND unimportant, irrelevant, inessential. Beckett is telling Davy Jones that the time of creepy squid captains is up.

[@Skrubb_Lord]

2:35 "I didn't know this movie is a musical." That's dark even for me.😂😂

[@alexkaen1701]

Captain Teague, the Keeper of the Code, is Jack's Dad. Played by the legend Keith Richards, whom Johnny Depp based most of Jack's movements on.

[@KaiPurge]

This one has always been my favorite =)

[@rendalconstantineau1680]

Captain Teague, the Keeper of the Code.....is Jack's Father. Also he was played by Keith Richards, as part of a meta thing, as Johnny Depp once said that he based Jack's walk/movement on Keith Richards.

[@WolfFireheart]

I just noticed and remembered that "land sickness" is a thing. For people that spend "to" much time at sea, on boats. Their brain gets used to it, and consider it normal. When people like that go on land, they get land sick. The land starts to move around like your on a boat moving in the waves. Aaand, that might be a other reason why Sparrow has all his strange arm moves. They help him keep balance on a ship, and when on land where he gets land sick. Eh? Maybe?

[@wesmithoff3211]

Woooooo, what a great movie and great reaction!

[@Autobot9400]

Captain Teague is actually Jack's father! That's why they have such similar vibes

[@TheHunter]

Really enjoyed your journey through the pirates film! Fun commentary and love your appreciation in attention to detail! Curious how you'll feel about the next films, I've only seen the next one and whilst not as strong as the others I think it has plenty of fun moments all the same! I'm not sure if you have an official place to give recommendations but I'd love for you to react to the 4 RWBY Colour trailers, 'Red', 'White', 'Black' and 'Yellow'. All available on youtube and collectively only 20 minutes long!

[@ItApproaches]

When they were on that small sand bar, they only had to shoot Beckett and push Davey out of his bucket of water and then they would have all won lol.

[@SLEvIN609]

This is such a fucking good movie!!!

[@jcenablacklist]

After finishing the first three movies, I recommend you to watch Rango (2011) as it have Johnny Depp and Bill Nighy together and it just feel natural to continue their interactions through this movie.

[@ImDerpyDuck]

One Day by Hans Zimmer is easily in my top ten of his tracks, potentially even top 5. Ties up this trilogy perfectly

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

many people think that jack just make up as it goes, or that everything goes acording with what he planned... people dont realize a simple fact, that everyone of us can do, but most dont... jack doesnt only have one plan... you see, the problem with most people is that they make a plan, and they expect that plan to work, they belive so intensaly that the plan is going to work that they dont even think abou what could happen if it doesnt... that is why jack seem to always get things to happen on the ay he intends, because he doesnt have only one plan, he has a plan, than a plan in case that plan goes wrong, and another plan in case that one goes wrong.... so, when things go wrong he just jump to the next step. and as i mentioned, everybody can do this... most people just dont... as both a D&D player and a D&D DM, i came to realize it, you cant just only have one plan, you need backup plans in case that plan doesnt work.

[@PhilipCarroll64]

Elizabeth can always go see Will on the Dutchman

[@DrummerXero626]

01:05 I was like "Wait what!?! You have dog hair on your lipstick, you shouldn't be putting lipstick on your dog, without a pedicure at least" 😂

[@turner094]

My Papa Will's little smile at the end is EVERYTHING. 😘😘💋

[@buddy3167]

33:30 my God what a shot am I falling from the sky into the water on to a flag my God there geniuses

[@melissawinn996]

My favorite Pirates of the Caribbean 😍