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I had to watch and read this story for my college class. Absolutely hated it, but omg this video helps with the essay. thxx

Thanks so much for this insanely well made and insightful breakdown

I love this analysis. For someone who has faced death and decided to jump back into the fray once more, to live on despite realizing every day may be a battle, to find something to live made more precious by recognizing every day could be our last - there is so much to this film that hit home the first time I watched it and that you've captured in your analysis that resonates so well. Thank you.

The last 4 pirates all tried to out silly the first one. They use the same jokes over and over again that made the first one great like whys the rum gone. They even tried ro recreate the back stabing that was perfected in the first one but just wasnt the same. The curse of the black pearl is head and shoulders above the rest of them. Even barbosa was a far better villain than blackbeard was and i think something is wrong with that idea.

This movie has touched my soul. It will forever be my favourite.

Your essay sounded like a beautiful prose poem to me. Fantastic work. Thank you.

Would this make the departed politically relevant?

beautiful essay

I only have one brother and he’s the oldest; I’m the youngest. We’re split by 8 years and two sisters. He saved me from drowning when I was two years old and nearly died in the process. Generally, we were never close but stuff like this always makes me grateful I had a brother at all.

Love this, I just saw this movie and it’s on my top three with royals and life of Steven

I know that potc 1-3 were the best but, to be honest, 4 and 5 are a good watch nonetheless. Like I won’t say they were THAT bad. They just weren’t THAT good

This analysis has changed my view on the world around me. It’s confirmed the feelings I’ve felt for a very long time we’re what made me human. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on a beautiful film.

Nice to see you back! I always look forward to more videos from you.

Nice work man, really well said. You gave the emotions that drive my car gave me through this video.

Amazing video man what an amazing take on the sibling dynamic

Thanks for this video. Very thoughtful. BTW The last scene with Misaki is in S. Korea.

Are these movies in anyway related to one piece.

I still watch this video over and over. I love this movie and thank you for organizing it beautifully.

Wait, do we know if she cheated with multiple people? I thought Yusuke only said that because he was trying to make the one person we know she cheated with feel bad or less special about himself.

There is not supposed to be a person to root for. It is dumb to look for anyone to root for. It seems like all the characters are bad people and that is the point of the show. The show is almost like Arrested Development and you are supposed to be entertained by how messed up all the family is.

0:46 thats it I am out of here. I am just gonna leave you with a little hint. THERE IS NOTHIGN WRONG WITH THE 2 SEQUELS!

Amazing Essay. One thing I would like to add is Francis is the way he is because of his mother. When we meet the mother, we see that she has the same controlling/overbearing methods that we have seen Francis use, like "Can we all agree on that" and ordering for everybody. This to me means that since a young age, Francis has been noticing the abandonment and absence of his mother and trying to fill in the hole for his siblings. And of course, the way she behaves is the way Francis assumes every adult behaves and should behave and hence he becomes overbearing. Francis was clearly hit hardest by the absence of their mother because probably he was the only one old enough to understand and then desperately trying to not let his siblings feel the same thing. This is also why he is the one who plans to meet their mother, because clearly everyone knows that there is something missing and Francis thinks it is the presence or at least closure from their mother. This is also why he seems to have abandonment issues and steals the passports as he is afraid of people leaving because of his mother.

I wish gore verbinski and I could make you a spin-off POTC TV show starring Pintel, Ragetti and Gibs just to remind you guys how well this franchise's world works even without Will, Elizabeth or Jack.

The way death is depicted in this movie feels more realistic than anything else it feels visceral to me

not important as so many think. i care about all of these characters, each individual and the kids as a whole. i also care about the long-term side characters, e.g., tom and greg. rooting for someone is irrelevant in this story.

I don't get the hate for the 4th and 5th. In my opinion, the 5th was the best of the series. I absolutely love all the Pirate movies, the 5th just happens to be my favorite.

I don’t need to root for a character in order to like them or feel sympathy towards them.

I think they all suck and anything less than them dying in a fiery plane crash will be a disappointment.

I have to watch it twice to finally like it. You need time to watch this.

this video was spot on!! i even felt myself get a little emotional

I diaagree 4 while not as good as the original 3 was still good jack was still jack and it told a good story with everybodys favorite pirateas the main focus and the escape from the palace being one of my favorite pirates moments that said 5 was just down right terrible with jack feeling that a bumbling idoit instead of everybody's favorite unlucky mad genius

Wonderfully eloquent and beautifully said 🤌

Best trilogy

Thanks for breaking the film down to a more emotionally digestible masterpiece.

In the ending scene Misaki is in Korea. The red Saab (now) has Korean plates. I took it to mean that Yuske was next in residency in Korea. The movie started with him going away on a trip to Russia. Interesting how the multilingual production of Uncle Vanya could lead to a much broader audience across Asia. .....Or maybe he just gave Misaki the car.

I loved how the opening credits came in at 40 minutes

Just want to pop in and say that I made this video after the end of season 3... Having just watched season 4, episode 3, I think it's pretty clear that what I'm rooting for won't be happening!

Who is Will's son? He should have been the MC of the 4th & 5th movies. Will & Elizabeth should also be there & Jack should have been the kid's "uncle" Just imagine Sparrow being called "Uncle Jack".

Dead man’s chest is my comfort movie

Man, this video had me in tears like damn 😭 Prob the best essay i found on the platform, spot on, covers everything, nice writing man. Thanks.

Excellent Video on my most recent favorite movie. Some thoughts and questions I have: 1) Honestly in my interpretation, what you said I think proves how even if black and white is minimal it’s subtle presence has lead to this. 2) How can a movie have a theme surrounding pessimism in the world have the idea that there is “no good and bad”. Wouldn’t pessimism imply the opposite?

The first 4 movies were great, with a few issues here and there. I hope they release extended versions with the deleted scenes. But the 5th movie is complete and total junk, made for the brain dead millenials and zoomers who only have interest in artificially created social justice issues with an attention span of a gold fish and inability to analyze complicated dialogue. Or maybe I'm just getting old?

At the end. It seems shes left japan a d is in korea

Analyse and explain "Fleishman is in trouble". Make a detailed analysis of contradictions and realities of life. This series is as good as worst person in the world and drive my car.

I love this movie and this video essay does it justice, almost more then any other video I’ve seen on it. Definitely Wes Anderson’s most underrated movie.

I love this movie and this video essay does it justice, almost more then any other video I’ve seen on it. Definitely Wes Anderson’s most underrated movie.

Excellent! FULL of SPOILERS though. 🤯👿 Next time, Spoiler warnings please. But this was Very deep and insightful and great.

Nice! Very good. Goodness is the moody most important thing. Also, my gosh you're young. I'm probably twice your age plus 8! 😄 Well good! You're speedy alreay doing a great career thing. I think others will subscribe as I just did. Lovely food for thought about The Good!!

Brilliant analysis. The most powerful moment of the show was the genuine unification of the siblings which has been subverted and sabotaged by the control freak patriarch Logan all their lives and it’s not even related so much as all if them being betrayed by Logan as it is about them bonding after seeing Kendall is at emotional rock bottom after nearly drowning possibly on purpose in the pool and then discovering the biggest reason for his pain is the fact that he has to live with the guilt of being involved in the accident that killed the young waiter at Shiv’s wedding unknown to Roman and Shiv. Also he explains that because his total breakdown of relations with Logan has Logan on high alert to Kendall being dangerous to him, that he is bound to face justice as up until that point his father only knew about the accident and had it covered up. Also totally agree that essentially Tom is not a bad guy and comes from a family and region with good old fashioned values and not giving up on Shiv despite all the vitriol he gets from the family and Shiv herself and realising that his union with Shiv presents itself with far more obstacles and insecurities than any privileges he receives marrying into one of America’s richest families.

I guess I've just wanted someone to explain this movie to me. Why is Superman mad that Batman kills when he kills? Does he not like drawn out death but quick death? Is that why? Why does Batman still kill after realizing that he's become like Joe Chill? I get that part of that scene is realizing Superman's humanity, but still, he's still just trying to find someone to kill in response to his parent's murder. Why does he find all men good after an alien dies for a woman, whom he states as being his world? Because he sees an alien willing to die for humans, he thinks this redeems humanity? And if Batman is redeemed, why does he immediately send Lex to Arkham because he knows it will cause him harm, and that he has, "Friends expecting him..." And what was Lex's plan? To see Superman kill Batman and show the world that Superman kills? Superman already kills without Lex's help. I just don't get this movie. I want to so desperately. I've wanted to since 2016.