Watching *PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN* for the FIRST TIME

🎬 Pirates Of The Caribbean " Curse Of The Black Pearl" First Time Reaction! 🎬
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[@deving9793]

*Should I do the entire trilogy?*

[@Ok-yl3rx]

Yessir

[@chrisike6273]

Hell yeah & don't eat or drink anything when you do😂

[@lex61519]

There's 5 movies but the first 3 are the best.

[@jpjfrey5673]

100%

[@the3rdbean]

This is a great franchise

[@BeePrimeGaming]

Will isn’t a slave. Back in the day an apprentice would call their teacher “master”. Probably still works for free but he isn’t forced there.

[@deving9793]

Is that indentured servitude?

[@paulschuckman6604]

​@@deving9793indentured servitude would have an amount of time attached to it before they can leave freely. Will can leave any time he wants. He is still probably only working for lodging and food though.

[@rammsteinrulz16]

​​@@deving9793an apprenticeship is an intensive one-on-one training in a certain trade, giving experience and basic lodging in exchange for unpaid labour, but he is not "owned" by the master (of the craft, not the man). There are multiple uses of the term master 😅

[@amrys_argent]

And to learn the trade. Could've actually been a nice setup for him had things gone differently, blacksmith was a pretty lucrative gig for a commoner.

[@marilynman]

Not for free, they could sell their services but at a lower price as they are apprentices. Otherwise only people with savings would be able to afford learning the trade, which would render the practice useless. The problem would be to find someone willing to teach you, but I think the odds of them "hiring" you are better than in the current day, they didn't ask for resumes or a degree.

[@choomah]

Since you asked, the wigs are powdered wigs. The powder is for head lice and the like. It was also used to cover sores and baldness caused by things like syphilis. Eventually it became a sort of status symbol, since before only the rich could afford the wigs to "cover their shame" they became a symbol of being rich in themselves. Edit; The powder was often lead based giving them the white colour, and caused more sores and baldness, so owning one was a sort of vicious circle,

[@deving9793]

So owning one was a statement of status!?? That’s ridiculous to choose to be bald 😂😂😂

[@knack2baby888]

@@deving9793 didn't have showers back then like we do now, just baths every week or so, hair would get really gross so it was best to shave it hahaha

[@GhostWatcher2024]

​​​@@deving9793 it's not that weird... like getting your head shaved in boot camp. In WW2, Private Jake "McNasty" McNiece shaved himself a mowhawk, primarily to reduce the amou t of hair he had because Germany at the time had a lice epidemic.... But yeah, in the early 1700s, aka the Golden Age of Piracy, when this would have taken place... powdered wigs were EXPENSIVE... so while more than the rich shaved their heads, only the rich and military officers could afford the wigs. So it did become a status symbol. And as someone else pointed out, the head shavingbnwas for hygiene purposes. Nobody had running water for daily showers yet.

[@tigqc]

Johnny Depp based his mannerisms and physical performance on Keith Richards as 18th century pirates came across as rock stars to him. His acting during filming disturbed the higher ups at Disney but luckily they went along with it. The film was a massive financial success and Depp even got an Oscar nomination.

[@deving9793]

I believe an actor as successful as Depp most likely portrays the characters role based on how connects with the script. He was a bit of a rogue a liked it

[@jeremymorris6738]

Black pirates were surprisingly common in reality. Pirate crews would often try to recruit members from ships they attacked, and black crew usually recieved much better treatment on pirate ships than otherwise

[@bio-phobia3895]

" Pirates are just thugs on the sea. " - I'm dead 💀🙏

[@darthsauron7727]

will wasnt a slave he was an apprentice black smith who served under a master blacksmith , who was really bad at his job

[@M11969]

Beat me to it.

[@anitelufalemei4200]

One of the greatest movies of all time imo. Soundtrack, writing is peak cinema. Jack sparrow’s character is written perfectly here too. Here he is smart, witty and CUNNING. Unbeatable. Enjoy the rest of the movies.

[@FlickFlag]

Fun fact(s): • The black chick on Jack's ship is also Gamora in the Marvel movies. • The role was originally was written for Hugh Jackman (wolverine) hence the character being named Jack. • Johnny Depp was almost fired early on for his outlandish portrayal of Captain Jack, with producers afraid he was making the character look "gay", Johnny Depp told them "either trust me or fire me" his performance went on to become one of the most well-known and top regarded characters of all time. • The movies are a spin-off of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disney World which opened in 1973.

[@kathyastrom1315]

My 8th great-grandfather was the captain of a merchant ship that was boarded by pirates from the ship Le Grande on July 4, 1717. They left after helping themselves to part of his cargo. I also have a notorious Barbary Coast Corsair as a 12th great-grandfather, Jan Janszoon. He had two sons who settled in New Amsterdam, aka New York City, and had several children. His son Anthony, my 11th great-grandfather, is thought to have been the first Muslim colonist in North America.

[@deving9793]

That is so cool that you really know your family history! How did you even get that information?

[@kathyastrom1315]

@@deving9793 When I started working back on my tree a few years ago, I started with my paternal grandma’s side, since that was what we knew the least about. Turns out, more than 85% of her side had arrived in North America before 1700! I had just assumed her family came over in the 1800s like the vast majority of the Northern European immigrants I am descended from. I found out about the sea captain John Frost in a book about the Frost family someone had written in the 1920s that I found online (and yes, the poet Robert Frost is a fifth cousin through that captain). He had testified to the local council about his pirate encounter when he returned to port, and that record is still available. The Corsair showed up in my research, but that connection is also verified through DNA.

[@kathyastrom1315]

@@deving9793 Attempt two to answer! I don’t know why the first was deleted. Anyway, the info on that family was online, including the sea captain’s report about his pirate encounter. His last name was used in later family members’ middle names, including my 4th great-grandfather, so I knew the link to that line was correct. The Corsair research was verified through DNA.

[@Inmate16229A]

When you said that( think pirates are thugs) hey you are right pirates were very brutal and cruel but there was a method to it. pirates know that more savage they were less resistance there would be on the next ship or town.

[@josephclay7315]

"pirates are thugs on the sea" Brothers not wrong lmao

[@deving9793]

Facts!!

[@shainewhite2781]

Originally, Steven Spielberg was going to direct the film, but was too busy working on Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can, both released in 2002. Hugh Jackman, Jim Carrey, Matthew McConaughey, Robin Williams, Robert DeNiro, Cary Elwes, Michael Keaton, Steve Martin, Bill Murray and Christopher Walkem were considered for Jack Sparrow. Chris Masterson, Ben Peyton, Christian Bale and Tobey Maguire were considered for Will Turner. Jessica Alba, Amanda Bynes, and Jaime Alexander were considered for Elizabeth Swann. Tom Wilkinson and Sylvester McCoy were considered for Governor Swann.

[@deving9793]

I can’t imagine Robert DeNiro or Matthew McConaughey playing the can you!? At least not like Johnny Depp

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

*I absolutely DO NOT care what anyone says, Johnny Depp was and IS the only actor who can effectively play Captain Jack Sparrow as well as he did. No other actor could top his performance.*

[@SurvivorBri]

No one is saying that.

[@dapaintbrush6965]

The only person who might is Jim Carrey but that's it really.

[@baskervillebee6097]

​@@dapaintbrush6965 Nope. It's Johnny or no ticket price for Disney.

[@dapaintbrush6965]

@baskervillebee6097 bro I know Jack sparrow is Johnny that's his character. All I'm saying is Jim carry probably could and that's it.

[@katonnor]

Johnny wasn't playing Jack Sparrow he WAS Jack Sparrow

[@rattheninja2877]

Considering how much thought Will put in designing the sword, he should have been the master

[@buckrussell8832]

This trilogy is phenomenal. Three of my all time favorite movies and the characters are excellent. Can't wait until you see the next two! 🔥🔥🔥

[@Yvanehtnioj2000]

The third was bad imo lol

[@freddo143]

Been subscribed here since the early days, absolutely great to watch every movie reaction you come out with, heres to many more.

[@deving9793]

I greatly appreciate you sticking with me through the tough times💪🏿💪🏿

[@BulldogMack700rs]

Will isn't a slave he is an apprentice his "boss" is known as a master craftsman.

[@deving9793]

Oh ok. I taught he was slave considering he called him master. So that was more of a teacher to student standpoint

[@Spikeelsucko]

@@deving9793 people in the trades, especially trades with unions, still use the "apprentice/master" system to this day! For obvious reasons the word "master" has a lot of baggage but in this case it's a statement of skill rather than personal authority.

[@GhostWatcher2024]

You know, like Jedi.

[@katonnor]

​@deving9793 yes they were master and apprentice. Will was simply a working class blacksmith which is why he was thought to be not worthy for Elizabeth

[@NoriMori1992]

@@deving9793 Slavery has never been the only context where the word "master" is used. Ever watched TMNT? Master Splinter. Kung Fu Panda? Grand Master Oogway. The word has multiple meanings. Historically a paid servant's employer was called their master (fictional example: Beauty and the Beast). It can also be a word for "teacher". Etc.

[@davidyoung745]

Will’s father, Bootstrap Bill, was a member of the Barack Pearl’s crew. Barbosa was the 1st mate and Jack was the captain.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Bootstrap is the real father of the It Clown, Floki on Vikings tv show, and one of the recent Tarzans. Very talented family.

[@NoriMori1992]

"Barack Pearl" 😂

[@shanepye7078]

The ship that is the “Interceptor” in real life is docked in St.Lucia and you can dine and go out in it. Not sure how expensive it is, but it’s there.

[@Stevarooni]

Alas, the Unicorn sank in 2014.

[@-Caine]

Jack used to be a navy sailor but he went rogue after finding out his cargo was slaves, they decided to cut the scene because it was a bit heavy for a kids movie.

[@katonnor]

Captain Jack was the captain of The Black Pearl. His first mate was Barbosa and Bootstrap Bill was just part of the crew. They abandoned Jack on the island then stole that treasure. Jack wasn't there and so he wasnt cursed. To lift the curse every piece had to be returned aswell as some of their blood. Will's blood could work as a substitute of his fathers blood though. Also yes do the trilogy they are amazing films. The curse really is a curse though. Like Barbosa said they were starving but cant die and also cant eat. All that food they had and cant stop the hunger or taste anything. When Elizabeth ate he asked how it tasted and was basically fantasizing about the food.

[@TRINVIDEO]

Bootstrap Bill wasn't the captain he was a normal pirate but he was the only one of the crew against overthrowing Jack and leaving him to die so Barbosa sent him to the bottom of the deep sea. Even though he was immortal from the curse they don't have superhuman strength so the water pressure would trap any of them who went down there. When you see them walking underwater to attack the ship at the end it's in a shallow part where the water pressure would be bearable. To reverse the curse all the pieces of gold have to be returned and the blood of the people who stole it must also be spilled. Bootstrap is stuck at the bottom of the sea though so they can't get his blood but since his son would share his blood they could use his that instead for his piece of the gold.

[@amberbradshaw1461]

"This is either madness or brilliance." "Remarkable how often those two traits coincide" My favorite part, because he's right😂

[@theoddballescape6302]

Insert Rick James quote here: "cane is a hell of a rug." 😅

[@deving9793]

😂😂😂😂

[@edgardofernandez7511]

Back in the early ages of time pirates attacked other pirates it all depended on who had more ships with cannons n they prey on them n other ships with cargo n also the British n French battle ships with cannons

[@Sakyosha]

The reference to Will's Master had nothing to do with slavery - He was an apprentice to a Master Blacksmith.

[@pricemoore2022]

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

[@johnbeast4992]

33:35 the bird is singing another famous pirate song. " Dead men tell no tails. "

[@callapratt7927]

A lot of pirates historically were former naval soldiers. Some even worked for certain countries during wartime

[@nickyboy22071989]

Devin after a break from your channel this is an amazing welcome back. Good to be back buddy.

[@nickanderson55]

You’re gonna like it. This is a good movie. I’m happy you’re watching it. I think I personally like the second one the most as well, my favorite lines. I’ll wait for you to watch a movie before I say what it is. Lol

[@deving9793]

I’ve already seen the second and posted it on Patreon. It’s badaxx!! I’ll watch the third one tomorrow 🙌🏾. Excited to bring to KZbin soon

[@nickanderson55]

@@deving9793 OK then I’ll tell you my favorite line. Why is the rum always gone stands up wobbles oh that’s why. Lol

[@tannergriffith1847]

Brooooo I haven’t seen you on my for you page in a min love it!

[@amberbradshaw1461]

I loved this reaction. I can't wait to watch you react to the second one

[@MrTeenwolfisthebest]

7:08...the way your face DROPPED when you realized is SENDING ME 🤣😂. So fun to see people watch this with fresh eyes.

[@manmanderson]

Dam devin your channel is evolving in ways i didn't expect.

[@baskervillebee6097]

Will Turner is Orlando Bloom who was Legolas from Lord of the rings.

[@athraigh916]

Women and children....and kids😂😂😂 I love this dude

[@aprilhanna9463]

These movies were fantastic!!! Also wigs were worn to cover up balding but they would get stinky so people added scented powder to them to cover the smell.

[@averythomas8485]

Bro you doing all my favs back to back!

[@deving9793]

Right on fam!! Way more heat on the way 💪🏿

[@Disneymagic24]

love this movie. great reaction

[@dreamythememey6005]

Oh we got to hit that mark! I have to see you react to the whole trilogy! Love what your doing man, keep it up

[@justharrison6862]

Lmao at that trippy intro😂

[@billmalone9949]

Will wasn't a slave. The "master" the governor was talking about was the master blacksmith. In trades, the master craftsman trains the apprentices and works with the journeyman.

[@InstigatorDJ]

Take it off? hahahaha Watched many reactions and yours is hilarious!!

[@deving9793]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙌🏾

[@bryanprime3438]

When making a deal you have to cover everything you want done down to the last detail. Especially with pirates

[@bebop_557]

Johnny Depp was so in character for this that he actually skipped bathing for extended periods.

[@misterbobby8913]

Makes sense, it's not like Pirates back in the day would or were able to take showers. Smart move on his part, not sure he even had to be in character for that, just probably chose to skip bathing to better fit that part/role authentically.

[@texasdustfart]

When the term of "Master" is used it does not elude to slavery but to apprenticeship. He was an apprentice to the master black smith to learn the trade, by this time he would have been a journeyman, so Master meant teacher.

[@jonebricksstudio7827]

Can't wait to watch your Pirates of the Caribbean part 2 reaction 😁👍

[@Pochitaman30]

I didnt know Devin havent seen this franchise. Its one of the best ever and will always be in my top 5 favorite movie series

[@niceguy7171]

Who is the editor of the videos, so good!!!!

[@deving9793]

I appreciate it! Do you think the editing makes my reactions stand out?

[@niceguy7171]

@@deving9793Hell ya! I have a good eye for editing and your videos are top notch

[@Stevarooni]

​@@deving9793It does. Clean, clear, and keeps the audio audible. 👍. Switching up camera angles every once in a while helps.

[@YashamaruSensei]

Jack's entrance tells you everything about the character, it's such a perfect scene Him standing on the mast, all cool and proud like that, gives you the impression that he's some huge badass with a huge ship, nope, boom, it's a small ass boat, and it's SINKING 😅 have confidence, gentlemen. The boat sinking perfectly in time for him to step on the porch, like he planned it, while in reality he's just rolling with the flow, making the perfect moves in the moment 😁 "do you think he plans it all out, or just makes it up as he goes along ?"

[@kpny8484]

4:40 The best way to explain what a pirate is, is from the song Long John silver (Tim Curry) sings in Muppet Treasure Island "when you're a professional pirate". (You should watch Muppet Treasure Island too)

[@montecarlo1460]

when he means the black pearl is freedom, it's because the pearl is the fastest ship in the pirates of the caribbean universe.

[@NoudlePipW]

OOOOOOOOOO! *LOVE* the leafy set❤❤

[@stanleywiggins5047]

Actually mate there's 5 Pirates of the Caribbean with a 6th possibly in the works for 2025 or 26 😊

[@Angelicwings1]

Properly worn corsets actually were comfortable to wear. It’s been proven several times over by women who are fashion historians. It’s constant tight lacing and bad fitted corsets that are a problem. You don’t normally lace a corset that tight. Also there are several kinds of corset like undergarments like stays that get confused for corsets. It’s actually very interesting to learn about. Also historically a lot of pirates were black because escaped enslaved people and stuff. There were also quite a lot of lady pirates. There are a number of famous ones but there were probably even more as a lot of lady pirates dressed as men.

[@justharrison6862]

33:32 the parrott said "dead men tell no tales" the title of a future movie

[@shamrokz95]

editor putting in overtime, I see you.

[@deving9793]

Thank you for noticing😁

[@jermainehaslam5634]

Great reaction Devin and the sequel is pretty good too.

[@darthsauron7727]

there were alot of pirates of all different races and background

[@themccallpack1089]

One of the best franchises you will ever watch, and there is talk about a sixth one

[@vossy3304]

Great reaction as always devin, once again i highly recommend checking out Snowtown 2011❤

[@weeddegree]

One of the best trilogies

[@stupidpocket8610]

Hey Devin G have you seen Windtalkers? That movie is one of my favorites

[@Sam-im5tc]

Well Devin. Theres actually 5 with a 6th and maybe a spin-off in development hell. This fandom just doesn't really like to talk about 4 and 5 because they weren't that good.

[@deving9793]

Which one do you think is the best of all 5?

[@Sam-im5tc]

@@deving9793 Most would say the first or second. I'm in a bit of a minority that says the third one.

[@Rosszac]

Check out Mad Max 1979. It was one of Mel Gibsons first movies Australia

[@SurvivorBri]

You will definitely enjoy the second and third movies. They get bigger and crazier.

[@matthewhicks714]

If you want more pirate content you should check out Black Sails even if its not for channel its worth watching imo

[@edgardofernandez7511]

Mary Read & Anne Bonny were real pirate women back in the early ages of time it's that there weren't many women pirates N the ones who wanted to be free , not follow rules n not pay taxes were pirates

[@TheCashcrue]

You'll love these movies.

[@deving9793]

Looking forward to!

[@crimsonknight7011]

You should look up what happened to the real Port Royal. The town was a pirate town with tons of pubs and was absolutely devastated. It was said that it was so full of sin that god had it struck thrice

[@danielkillian1222]

Master = teacher in this situation.

[@GhostWatcher2024]

@deving9793 So, a bit of historical background to flesh out the setting and make some things make sense... Elizabeth's dad is the Governor of Port Royal, a fort on the coast of Jamaica when it was a British colony in the Caribbean. At that time, the Caribbean had been carved up by the Spanish ans British mostly, along with some Dutch and French colonies. Piracy in the early 1700s was at an all time high in the Caribbean and the American eastern seaboard (Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida). Fort's like Port Royal were in place to garrison British army and navy to maintain order in their colonies and hunt pirates. The Governor is the political authority of the colony, though the military had the real power. As a political authority, Mr. Swann (fictional character, one of many governors of the very real Port Royal, you can go there, it's in the harbor of Kingston) was well paid... not royalty, but enjoyed a life of luxury. During that time there were hotspots of pirate enclaves... most notably Nassau in the Bahamas, a pirate trading post and sanctuary (until Britain finally took over and shut it down), but also places like (the very real) Tortuga, an island on the northwest coast of Haiti. This movie itself is based on a ride at Disneyland, where the riders are on a skiff on a waterway passing things animatronic "scenes" the movie has easter eggs of, including the prison where the small group of pirates are trying to get the key from the dog (that entire bit, minus Jack Sparrow, is a scene on the ride), etc. The premise itself of the cursed treasure and Black Pearl wasnt part of the ride.

[@palmeristo]

That Jim lahey clip will always be funny 😂

[@exorruination]

"Master" is actually a term which refers to young or adolesent boys. Will is not a slave.

[@paulschuckman6604]

I hope you watch all five. I think the first and fifth are my favorites.

[@LSSJGod]

There are actually 5 Pirates of the Caribbean movies

[@justharrison6862]

Powdered wigs were used to hide the balding caused by sífilis very common way to die back then😅

[@trentcope]

Bro said he's a mute he cant hear shit 😂😂😂😂 he's not deaf lol

[@shaharadegan9993]

Fantastic reaction ❤😊Yes, watch the next 2…Johnny Depp is a master playing this part.

[@otakuwolf4ever985]

You shall always remember this as the day that you first met CAPTAIN...JACK...SPARROW.

[@StaciePoole-ng2ky]

Snow White was the first feature length Disney film I believe.

[@richardhansen3703]

Back in those times, Master didn't mean owner. Master meant the person in charge, or boss

[@MrRodman93]

You should definitely do the trilogy! There are 2 more Pirates films in the franchise that aren't as good, but still recommend you check them out! Also, the actor that plays Will is Orlando Bloom. He portrayed Legolas in the Lord of the Rings movies. If you haven't seen them, I HIGHLY recommend doing a reaction to them!

[@InstigatorDJ]

40:58 Think Florida lol

[@anthonygm85]

Watch them all, as there all diffrent 3 took time for me to like 4 was better, 5 is a bit messy

[@anthonygm85]

As good Jonny deep is in this I always thought Geoffrey rush upstaged him just a tade bit

[@justharrison6862]

6:22 us wiggers prefer the term " "indentured servant" back then at least if u saved a kids life u can legally make him work for u until he gets married or something😂

[@Mexishark909]

Of the actors part of Sparrows crew joined Kurds to fight ISIS, he used the money from this movie to go fight, "Enright joined the Kurdish YPG to fight against ISIS in January 2015, after watching the execution of Jordanian pilot Muath al-Kasasbeh. He contacted the Kurdish People's Protection Units through a British SAS friend and was told to fly to the Iraqi Kurdish city of Sulaymaniyah via Istanbul. According to Enright, he passed physical training in the People's Protection Units and learned to assemble and dismantle a Kalashnikov rifle blindfolded in order to be able to use it at night. Enright was given an AK-47, and fought ISIS on the front lines.[1]

[@justharrison6862]

1:11 I'm ded🤣☠👌

[@nickanderson55]

Yeah, modern pirates use AK-47’s usually a little motorboats and they take over cargo ships or whatever they can take over and ransom unless they go up against the government that doesn’t give a shit and fucking waste them

[@deving9793]

Ohh ok! Kinda like ship jacking!?

[@nickanderson55]

@@deving9793 yes more or less

[@dakotachristensen3397]

There 5 pirates of the Caribbean

[@justharrison6862]

Black pirates were actually quite common due to slavery

[@AlexSilverCat]

"Is this a horror movie?" Well... sorta...?

[@lordender_kitty_official]

my ears!! im only a minute in and i have to lower my volume by half. i get that youtubers need high energy to keep people from clicking off but not that loud, dude. Christ. 😆

[@josecarbajal5710]

JOLLY ROGER....YO HO YO HO...

[@nickanderson55]

There’s some famous female pirates one was actually a queen of Pirates I believe in China

[@deving9793]

Do you remember her name?

[@nickanderson55]

@@deving9793 Zheng Yi Sao

[@meganlodon]

The two I know of are Mary Read (English) and Anne Bonny (Irish).

[@LorDFatZWarrior20]

@Devin G I would love to see your reactions towards 8 Mile with Eminem I love that movie 🍿🎥 I still remember when it was my first time watching it 😁🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩.

[@chrisspeers4459]

C'mon ya scallywags, hit the like button for gods sake!!!!!! ☠️☠️