Calypso is the Goddess of the Ocean and daughter of the Titan Atlas; if you're wondering why she chose the form of crabs, that's her sacred symbol as a Goddess.
Most of the lore and legends of sailors comes directly from Greek Mythology. Because most of the western world learned how to sail from the Greeks, their religion spread with the technology.
I like how that side character who's mostly been comic relief throughout the movies, is the one to correct Barbose and have that intimate moment with Calypso. you can tell through the movies he has a soft heart and it really shows here.
I remembered this scene differently, but even after 14 years, this scene is still so good; Barbossa's hilarious lack of romantic tact, Ragetti's unexpected suaveness, Tia Dalma's transformation into Calypso and heartbreak Will breaks it to her that her lover Davy Jones was her traitor, the CGI of Calypso turning into crabs... Amazing
@@bendover9813 remember the crabs is calypso, so she maybe mad a Jones for betraying her but she found another one and was clamping a feel through that crab
@@vinnie9458 well he still freed her in the end and i dunno it he was part of imprisoning her could be they imprisoned her before barbossa was even born
Nah Naomie Harris acted her ass off in this scene, the shift from heartbreak to anger in her eyes when she recognizes that it was her boo thing the whole time......what a woman
One of my favorite parts is that they could have gone the easy route and made her super pretty and goddess like, if not at first then after they released her. I admire them for the way she looks and keeping her that way. like come on, her teeth are disgusting.
@@gurglequeen433 do you think all Goddesses are pretty or full of bueaty....? Some of Them are fearsome, grotesque, hag like, bestial, terrifying, ugly, even so unspeakable as to make men mad by Thier unshielded visage....and yet everyone of Them is in thier' own way Beautiful, it's all in the perspective....
@@LucianCorrvinus That's not what I said, from my perspective when a lot of media has gods and goddesses involved they go the route of the unnaturally beautiful. I'm aware there are many gods in mythology who would be described as "ugly" or whatever. My point it would have been so easy for them to go along the route of making her turn supernaturally beautiful but they didn't.
"You didnt say it right! Y-you have to say it right..." I dont know why, but even after all these years, one line is honestly the most memorable thing for me from this movie. I honestly dont know why, just the fact that he understood that it had to be said softly and with care, *actually* like a lover would... And then Barbosa lolol Shouts to the heavens "CALYPSO!!!" I dont know, it's strange but I literally just looked up this scene just for that one pirate. *shrugs*
Same! The unexpected intimacy of this scene has always just punched me right in the gut. I just go weak in the knees every time. Like, yeah, if I were Calypso, that’d release me from my human bonds too.
@@dipanshu4807 I know your kidding funny man, but it'll be a moron like you who would kiss the pretty murmaid then somehow someway Jar Jar Binks us into the clash of the Titans because you slept with the daughter. Go ahead. You know you would if she was cute. Be damned the warnings.
I mean, Barbossa sounds like he's declaring love to Calypso so... he probably thought that was what it was. Or he thought a lover of his deserved a very loud worship or something (because it also sounds like he's worshipping Calypso too, lol).
Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!", the phrase Calypso yells out when she is freed from her bonds, roughly translates to "Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!"
@@nahanng7791 French créole or older (think 16-18 century French) most likely, because in modern French it kinda doesn't make sense. It very roughly translates to "Wrongdoers in their tombs, bend the path at the bottom of the water/sea" It should be noted that crochir isn't a verb in French from France. It's a Canada/Louisiana/Creole word.
@@JdeMonster If it's Canadian, it's either very old and/or uncommon as heck. Having lived in Quebec, Canada my entire life - over three decades - I have never heard that verb even once at any point. But the internets tell me it does exist, so that's interesting.
@@Iwillhavesubsbeforeseptemberbecause Davy jones went to meet her and she didn’t show up and believing she betrayed him he abandoned his job of ferrying the dead and convened the 1st brethren court and showed them how to trap her in a human form. When she was released will turner informed her that Davy jones betrayed her by allowing her to be trapped in her human form. When released she said “ Malfaituer en Tombeau, Crochir l’esplanade, Dans l’fond d’l’eau” which means “across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me.” Which means she was pretty much calling for Davy jones death
@@glowiever its not surface tension tho, the ship itself is sturdy able to withstand such huge load without crumbling or breaking apart, the surface tension of the water is another thing
Im obsessed with this scene. Such beautiful representation of a goddess, her power & intensity. The beauty of Feminine rage - uncontrollable & not to be messed with. Like the ocean both beautiful & unforgiving
The moral of the story here is if you let your one eyed man talk dirty to a strange and beautiful women, you'll likely end up with a huge case of crabs.
in an alternate version Barbossa: *Releases Calypso* Calypso: *Grows into giantess and breaks the Black Pearl on accident* Barbossa:....maybe I shouldn't have done that on the ship.
Honestly im with davy on this, ten years is a long time for a human, and her excuse is as much as " it's just who i am whoops lol" bruh idc she is the sea personified and thus unpredictable, shes toxic
@@gordo8354 You are thinking as a human, which is normal, but for at least start to understand her "excuse", you must enter in the mindset, that Calypso is not human. How can someone says: "she's not a good woman", when she's not even a woman (human female I mean) in the first place? Davy Jones chose his destiny and his love. Their feud is sad and twisted and it's okay like that.
My heart always weighed heavy for Sister Calypso. Used again and again yet she held her heart out of the boundaries of her person and for what...simply to be betrayed by her lover.⚓️
I mean....to be fair....she started it. I know she says it's in her nature, but....that doesn't exactly excuse her. Davy Jones gave as good as he got. They deserve each other(I don't even mean this in bad way)
I love how Barbossa just goes full ham while Ragetti, the comedy side character, knows exactly what "spoken like a lover" means when talking to the goddess of the sea. It's all a fantastic scene.
I’ve never understood why Calypso was surprised that Jones had betrayed her. She betrayed him first by trapping him as the captain of the Flying Dutchman and then ditching him.
i think bc to her "betrayal" means going against ones nature, like how davy went from good to "cruel" which is something he never was. To her, being fickle and capricious, like how she ditched davy despite the promise, wasnt really a betrayal bc as a goddess of the sea thats who she is. For davy to secretly trap a goddess in a mortal form is a cruel act that went against who he was at the time. Thats just my take tho
In summary, it’s basically a love story between a human mortal and an unpredictable deity. Calypso is the sea and Jones didn’t realise that she is always with him.
Wrong. Calypso did not curse Davy Jones. He basically accepted the duty for every 10 years and they would reunite. But Calypso cannot be with him because of her nature as the sea. Jones was enraged by this and he plotted alongside the Brethren Court to imprison her in a mortal body. Then Jones tore his heart out so that he could not feel sorrow or guilt for what happened, but because of this, he became the monster he is now.
The hurt in her eyes when learning Jones betrayed her it seems the goddess did still love him and I do believe after his death she forgave him and accepted him back
If I seen a goddess grow that large on a boat and cuss me out with that deep of a voice, I would have died right in that spot, soul running out my body and everything 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ACHTCHUALLY, That isn't cursing. In fact, it's a good thing. That's french, specifically Haitian dialect. What she is saying is " Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!" In english, that translates to "Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me." Recall later on a storm forms and makes a whirlpool that completely negates all advantages that the dutchman has against the pearl in 1v1 combat. They're locked in. Calypso IS helping, but not by handling the situation for them. She is evening the odds and nothing more. By their sweat and blood, by their strength and will alone will they prevail... just like in the old days.
@@roetemeteor love this explanation! Thank you, but let me be very clear… I believe majority of those individuals on that boat couldn’t understand what was being said. What was witnessed was not an everyday thing lol in no way would I have been composed in this situation. The scene was that impactful from my perception.
She litteraly is not at fault there is no justifying what davy did she did not lie nor betray davy...the fuck you think "in my nature" means? The fuck you think the sea is? Even now in modern day we still cant conqure the seas...the sea changes its cant be tied down one moment the sea is calm and serene and the next it's a storm and giant waves everywhere trying to kill you...she is litteraly the sea she was always there...she never left...Davy was a bitch
@@Not-Ap Depending on the mythology. I think I recall something along the lines of nymphs being entities of a divine nature, but I don't know if that is sufficient to count them as demigods, gods, or anything else along those lines. I thought it was more like 'of divine origin', which is not quite the same as being divine, per se.
I've been scouring the comments to see if anyone shares my opinion on this scene but I haven't seen it so I'll post it here. I think Barbosa knew exactly how to say the incantation correctly but didn't do it on purpose. He's been shown to be a very smart character and had already mentioned how to do it correctly, so there's no reason for him to "accidentally" do it wrong. Instead I think that both binding and releasing a god of the sea has to carry with it some burden which Barbossa knew about and didn't want to incur on himself. Barbossa's look at 0:54 after Ragetti says "you didn't say it right" always seemed to me as saying "alright then, you go on and enlighten us as to how it's done", trying to manipulate Ragetti into doing it himself. Barbossa is normally really aggressive but this time he just stands back, lets his subordinate call him out on doing something wrong and then lets him take the glory? Seems sketchy to me... More like it was on purpose.
@@destinyDOLLable I'm choosing to assume that this plot point would've been incorporated into the fourth film had it not suffered from such bad writing 😂
@@hateredpapyruss2569 I mean, if after having stated that the words must be said "as if spoken to a lover" he decided to scream them out into the heavens, then his problem would be leaving more towards idiocy rather than being un-romantic. The facts that (1) he's not an idiot, and (2) he went absolutely over the top with the ceremony words, are precisely what suggest to me that it was purposeful. Otherwise it would be weird and random for the film to portray him as a blathering idiot in this moment.
I agree your thoughts have merit here.... my one impression is that her bows before her and gives his speech of being HER servant and contrite and asking Her for forgiveness and leniency, he says he fulfilled his Vow...so yeah thier might be a cost, thier always is with Majik, but he also loses that...hey Calypso..I freed you, not hey Calypso, I got everything together and told so and so how to free you and he did...
All the other pirates on their ships: * watching it all happen * "man the Black Pearl is so weird. They have a woman tied to the mast and just standing around her." "Oh yeah I can see... Wait, is she growing bigger? Omg she is!" "Oh it must have been that Calypso person they were talking about. See they're all bowing to her" *Calypso starts yelling* "Omg wtf is that noise?" "Look the giant lady is turning into crabs!" *Everything settles down* "Told you. Weird."
This part scared me to death as a kid bc I had major megalophobia when I was little. I still do. Whenever I see a giant construction crane when driving, I sink in my seat like a turtle.
I love how Will's voice changes from when he says "Tia Dalma..." to when he says her true name, "...Calypso" and catches her full attention. . For as much as I loved these movies when I first saw them, I still feel like I underrated them. So many subtle facial expressions, vocal tones, jokes, hints in the dialogue etc. that I missed the first time(s) I saw them. But, at least it makes rewatching them a real treasure (no pun intended)! : D
Compare these movies to the garbage that Hollywood has been pumping out over the last decade and they are easily great movies. Especially since they didnt scarfice the writing for "the message" = Woke far left propaganda.
I feel like I didn’t give these movies the appreciation they deserved the first time watching them too, I also think that’s because they came out when I was a kid!!
I think for character design of calypso, they were trying to go for a scary creepy ugly sea witch looking goddess, but I actually find her very adorable and beautiful.
This is the only scene that comes to mind when I think of "the Pirate's" franchise 🤣. Just so happens that a couple of days ago I downloaded At Worlds End just for this scene.
"Calypso, I release you from your human bonds" "You didn't say ROI!" "You have to cite it right" "British Museum box" boom, the goddess are released. gotta love these subs.
I think original scriptwritters Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio had plans bringing Calipso back to Pirates in the future. Sadly they didn't get back to participate in the fifht movie.
They should have. The following movies got more and more ridiculous, they went from good tim Burton style science fiction to complete over the top nonsense, and every pirates having a forced attractive young would be couple forced in.
i googled what calypso says heres what google said for 3:35 Prior to dissolving into a swarm of crabs in At World's End, Calypso shouts an incantation: "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" in French.
I would say she didn't know who betrayed her and caused her imprisonment in human body. So that is why she asked him to name the betrayer. And why Will brought it up at that very moment? Davy Jones was at that time their imminent threat and this would help actually persuade her to "aid" them in order to get some revenge. She is still the goddess of the sea and sea is treaturous in nature. Even despite Barbossa keeping his vow, there was no guarantee she would keep her end of their bargain. Sea is moody and this revelation swung the mood against Davy Jones. That's my humble opinion at least.
@@jasonwayne7772 okay so the question Will was more of "would you like to know this thing?" That makes more sense but why did some of the other pirates hold Will back?
@@jasonwayne7772 oh yeah that's right. They traded jack for Will because both parties thought it would be to their advantage to trade prisoners. They wanted Jack as a pirate lord and a debt to pay. They wanted Will as a informer of the coming attack and a husband.
Damn, I always wondered what she was screaming before transforming. The fan wiki has it as "Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!" "Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me" Yeah, Davy Jones never stood a chance
Pintel "Is that it?" When told how to release Calypso "Is that it?" When spell fail "This is it?" When spell succes William turner "Is that it?" When Calypso left the ship 😂🤣😂😂
3:35 "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" It's French Translation.
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Calypso is the Goddess of the Ocean and daughter of the Titan Atlas; if you're wondering why she chose the form of crabs, that's her sacred symbol as a Goddess.
So, the gods existed there.
What mythology is this or is it fictional???
@@leojnhormanaspuria937 I believe it’s Greek
@@leojnhormanaspuria937 Greek.
Most of the lore and legends of sailors comes directly from Greek Mythology.
Because most of the western world learned how to sail from the Greeks, their religion spread with the technology.
I like how that side character who's mostly been comic relief throughout the movies, is the one to correct Barbose and have that intimate moment with Calypso. you can tell through the movies he has a soft heart and it really shows here.
Same!
He's also the guy that blows the poor Swan butler's brains out in the first movie. But yeah. Good heart.
@@mockingjay_2397 that was pintel.
He also reads a lot
So he probably would have read a lot of romance or Jane Austen
nahhh...he just having crush with tia dalma
Dont lie...
Yall wasnt expecting Ragetti to be so smooth with it
So smooth that damn guy was.
@@Access.Denied Big facts
Makes me wanna ship them. Ragetti and Calypso ❤️
@@josearielortiz2055 i mean.... One of her crabs went into his pants.....
@@Tank50us Oh that’s her being extremely lovingly grateful to him 😏😈
Who knew the eyeball guy was such a romantic
Yeah
His name is ragetti
Does anyone else find it funny that Ragetti pulled a crab from his ummmm nether region 😂
@@nikkaboo1106 Yes lol
@@nikkaboo1106 he turned her on big time that was her way of saying thanks. Lmfao! I'm laughing at my own comment. 🤣 😂 😅 💀
I remembered this scene differently, but even after 14 years, this scene is still so good; Barbossa's hilarious lack of romantic tact, Ragetti's unexpected suaveness, Tia Dalma's transformation into Calypso and heartbreak Will breaks it to her that her lover Davy Jones was her traitor, the CGI of Calypso turning into crabs... Amazing
Lmao, Calypso even put a crab in Ragetti’s pants for how suave he was 😂
Looking back, it’s amazing how clever the dialogue and character dynamics were. Stuff that easily went over your head as a kid.
1900 like by me
🦀🔥
@@bendover9813 remember the crabs is calypso, so she maybe mad a Jones for betraying her but she found another one and was clamping a feel through that crab
How smart do you have to be to realize if you're going to ask a goddess for help. You do not ask her while she's still tied up in ropes.
Barbossosas behavior made no sense lol he insults her and imprisons her and then expects her to help him?
@@vinnie9458 he’s kinda rlly dumb compared to the first movie, its like they dumbed him down
Or on your ship while out at sea LMFAO
I mean they're pirates
@@vinnie9458 well he still freed her in the end and i dunno it he was part of imprisoning her could be they imprisoned her before barbossa was even born
Nah Naomie Harris acted her ass off in this scene, the shift from heartbreak to anger in her eyes when she recognizes that it was her boo thing the whole time......what a woman
One of my favorite parts is that they could have gone the easy route and made her super pretty and goddess like, if not at first then after they released her. I admire them for the way she looks and keeping her that way. like come on, her teeth are disgusting.
@@gurglequeen433 do you think all Goddesses are pretty or full of bueaty....? Some of Them are fearsome, grotesque, hag like, bestial, terrifying, ugly, even so unspeakable as to make men mad by Thier unshielded visage....and yet everyone of Them is in thier' own way Beautiful, it's all in the perspective....
@@LucianCorrvinus That's not what I said, from my perspective when a lot of media has gods and goddesses involved they go the route of the unnaturally beautiful. I'm aware there are many gods in mythology who would be described as "ugly" or whatever. My point it would have been so easy for them to go along the route of making her turn supernaturally beautiful but they didn't.
@@gurglequeen433She was extremely attractive to me, maybe not your definition of pretty but she was hot to me.
Did y’all notice that the eyeball guy released Calypso by saying her name like a lover and was the only one with a crab on his weeny 😏
😂🤣😂🤣😂 only u would see that
😂 😂 😂 Now That's A Love Story.
Women, you treat them nice and they give you crabs 🤣
Dude😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They were sailors, they all had crabs on their weeny
"You didnt say it right! Y-you have to say it right..."
I dont know why, but even after all these years, one line is honestly the most memorable thing for me from this movie. I honestly dont know why, just the fact that he understood that it had to be said softly and with care, *actually* like a lover would...
And then Barbosa lolol Shouts to the heavens "CALYPSO!!!"
I dont know, it's strange but I literally just looked up this scene just for that one pirate. *shrugs*
Same! The unexpected intimacy of this scene has always just punched me right in the gut. I just go weak in the knees every time. Like, yeah, if I were Calypso, that’d release me from my human bonds too.
@@mishmash3927 🤣
I’m here for this comment, this sweet and genius moment
The pirates name is ragetti
It's a great film
4:20 Calypso showing love to the one who set her free
Ohhhhh,
That's cold...man...That's cold...
🤣🤣🤣
He's goT CRABS!
😂😂😂😂😂
I said it before and I’ll say it again: never imprison a sea goddess in human form.
Or be an ex lover of one you done so bad too
Right? Did it only ONE time and then when she finds out twas me, she gets all dramatic.
@@zygas25 amen, brother.
Will keep this in mind next time I go to sea 😅
@@dipanshu4807 I know your kidding funny man, but it'll be a moron like you who would kiss the pretty murmaid then somehow someway Jar Jar Binks us into the clash of the Titans because you slept with the daughter.
Go ahead. You know you would if she was cute. Be damned the warnings.
I love how Barbosa explained how it needed to be said and said it the way he did 🤣🤣🤣 is that how you speak to your lover?? 😅🤣😂
I mean, Barbossa sounds like he's declaring love to Calypso so... he probably thought that was what it was. Or he thought a lover of his deserved a very loud worship or something (because it also sounds like he's worshipping Calypso too, lol).
Well, it worked that one time considering we find out he has a child in 5...
@@whistlerdan7718 I totally forgot that happened. XD
Well she's a mystical being, it seemed like he was defaulting to solemn rite and tone.
Also, Barbosa never struck me as the particularly romantic type
I think he probably assumed that instruction was just flavour and didn't bother with it 😂
Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!", the phrase Calypso yells out when she is freed from her bonds, roughly translates to "Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!"
Thank you! I always wondered what she said.
Is that french ?
@@nahanng7791 Creole, I'm pretty sure.
@@nahanng7791 French créole or older (think 16-18 century French) most likely, because in modern French it kinda doesn't make sense.
It very roughly translates to "Wrongdoers in their tombs, bend the path at the bottom of the water/sea"
It should be noted that crochir isn't a verb in French from France. It's a Canada/Louisiana/Creole word.
@@JdeMonster If it's Canadian, it's either very old and/or uncommon as heck. Having lived in Quebec, Canada my entire life - over three decades - I have never heard that verb even once at any point. But the internets tell me it does exist, so that's interesting.
When will told her davey jones betrayed her the look on her face was heartbreaking, great actress.
Why
@@Iwillhavesubsbeforeseptemberbecause Davy jones went to meet her and she didn’t show up and believing she betrayed him he abandoned his job of ferrying the dead and convened the 1st brethren court and showed them how to trap her in a human form. When she was released will turner informed her that Davy jones betrayed her by allowing her to be trapped in her human form. When released she said “ Malfaituer en Tombeau, Crochir l’esplanade, Dans l’fond d’l’eau” which means “across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me.” Which means she was pretty much calling for Davy jones death
That ship endured the sudden addition of a few hundred tons of giant woman very well.
You can tell she is pretty heavy at 2:42 through 2:45
Those ships crisscrossed the oceans with hundreds of tons of gold in tow.
@@maggs131 Though Calypso had a ton of pressure too.
it's called surface tension
@@glowiever its not surface tension tho, the ship itself is sturdy able to withstand such huge load without crumbling or breaking apart, the surface tension of the water is another thing
Can’t help but laugh when barbossa says “I come before you but a servant” and think of the bloopers “you blew my hat off you bitch”
"Lord Beckett Cutler... Also known as Cutler Beckett!"
I totally agree
Im obsessed with this scene. Such beautiful representation of a goddess, her power & intensity. The beauty of Feminine rage - uncontrollable & not to be messed with. Like the ocean both beautiful & unforgiving
My god!!! *SHE’S GOT CRABS!!!!* 🦀
Yes, but also worse; she *is* crabs...
At least she didn't pay 700 dollars for them 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@heyoitsmenate ugh lol😂😂🤣
@@wonderlandgirlable someone got it🤣
i love how you can just feel her wrath bubbling up when she says “NAME HIM”
The moral of the story here is if you let your one eyed man talk dirty to a strange and beautiful women, you'll likely end up with a huge case of crabs.
Sean, everything ok at home?
@@KR-wd1ii projecting bro?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Ronin3453 understandable bro.
Hope that mess cleared up son. Damn.
in an alternate version
Barbossa: *Releases Calypso*
Calypso: *Grows into giantess and breaks the Black Pearl on accident*
Barbossa:....maybe I shouldn't have done that on the ship.
Aye.
😂😂😂😂
Moby Dick: What happened here?
Barbossa: You don't wanna know, Moby Dick.
4:19 Ragetti spoke those words with such love that Calypso for real tried to get into hiss pants lol
Its bad Davy jones betrayed her but remember Calpsyo broke the promise to jones after 10 years they will be together that's why davy cut his heart out
Honestly im with davy on this, ten years is a long time for a human, and her excuse is as much as " it's just who i am whoops lol" bruh idc she is the sea personified and thus unpredictable, shes toxic
Calypso is the sea goddess you can’t go to ocean and expect smooth weather it’s unpredictable and sometimes dangerous like her
@@gabi_da_shooter05 she made a promise, she failed to keep it. No amount of “it’s my nature” can excuse that
@@gordo8354 You are thinking as a human, which is normal, but for at least start to understand her "excuse", you must enter in the mindset, that Calypso is not human. How can someone says: "she's not a good woman", when she's not even a woman (human female I mean) in the first place?
Davy Jones chose his destiny and his love. Their feud is sad and twisted and it's okay like that.
@@ark1567 I don’t care if you’re a human, a God, or even a crab. You make a promise, you keep it
Barbosa's love sounds a lot like a railway station announcement. 😂😂😂
My heart always weighed heavy for Sister Calypso. Used again and again yet she held her heart out of the boundaries of her person and for what...simply to be betrayed by her lover.⚓️
I mean....to be fair....she started it. I know she says it's in her nature, but....that doesn't exactly excuse her. Davy Jones gave as good as he got. They deserve each other(I don't even mean this in bad way)
Ah shut up ..feminazi crap
Her lover betrayed her but she broke her promise too. It was I'll fated relationship. Both of them were true to themselves.
you mean "sistren"
@@TheKumarImpressions usually the men who speak this way are bitter because they never get laid…how sad
I love how Barbossa just goes full ham while Ragetti, the comedy side character, knows exactly what "spoken like a lover" means when talking to the goddess of the sea. It's all a fantastic scene.
0:30 😂😅
I’ve never understood why Calypso was surprised that Jones had betrayed her. She betrayed him first by trapping him as the captain of the Flying Dutchman and then ditching him.
Ikr?
i think bc to her "betrayal" means going against ones nature, like how davy went from good to "cruel" which is something he never was. To her, being fickle and capricious, like how she ditched davy despite the promise, wasnt really a betrayal bc as a goddess of the sea thats who she is. For davy to secretly trap a goddess in a mortal form is a cruel act that went against who he was at the time. Thats just my take tho
In summary, it’s basically a love story between a human mortal and an unpredictable deity. Calypso is the sea and Jones didn’t realise that she is always with him.
Wrong. Calypso did not curse Davy Jones. He basically accepted the duty for every 10 years and they would reunite. But Calypso cannot be with him because of her nature as the sea. Jones was enraged by this and he plotted alongside the Brethren Court to imprison her in a mortal body. Then Jones tore his heart out so that he could not feel sorrow or guilt for what happened, but because of this, he became the monster he is now.
But after which betrayal did he cut out his own heart?
When the crab ended up in Ragetti’s pants, you know he did it right😂
Great acting by Naomie Harris!
The way he says “Calypso” and he stuttered and was nervous was sooooo cute!
This scared the shit out of me when I was younger
Hell, I was 35 and it freaked me out!😱
Lmao me too😭 I remember back then i was so scared of this scene
The hurt in her eyes when learning Jones betrayed her it seems the goddess did still love him and I do believe after his death she forgave him and accepted him back
The love tangle between Davy Jones and Calypso is so heartbreaking.
1:43 The way Will whispers her name and Calypso suddenly respond with such sudden really startled me
Oh... I did not catch the fact that the bowl is floating until just now.
Huh that explains why they were shocked, good eye
SAME
Barbosa: talk to her like a lover
Also Barbosa: *CAAAALYPSOOO*
I feel sorry for Barbossa's lover. 😂
Nah, bcs I would like if he scream on me :)
But he has a gorgeous daughter anyway
@@shedontknowbutsheknows6225 that never happened, ok? It's not a thing.
@@F1stzz What are you trying to say
@@shedontknowbutsheknows6225 I'm saying. It never. Happened. Savvy?
that look of betrayal when she learned it was her love who did it, can almost feel that when she heard his name being said
If I seen a goddess grow that large on a boat and cuss me out with that deep of a voice, I would have died right in that spot, soul running out my body and everything 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂🏴☠️
ACHTCHUALLY, That isn't cursing. In fact, it's a good thing. That's french, specifically Haitian dialect. What she is saying is " Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!" In english, that translates to "Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me."
Recall later on a storm forms and makes a whirlpool that completely negates all advantages that the dutchman has against the pearl in 1v1 combat. They're locked in. Calypso IS helping, but not by handling the situation for them. She is evening the odds and nothing more. By their sweat and blood, by their strength and will alone will they prevail... just like in the old days.
@@roetemeteor love this explanation! Thank you, but let me be very clear… I believe majority of those individuals on that boat couldn’t understand what was being said. What was witnessed was not an everyday thing lol in no way would I have been composed in this situation. The scene was that impactful from my perception.
Love this scene. Great writing.
Is that it?
This is it! This is it!
Those simple things is what make the original trilogy true masterpiece
I feel so bad for Calypso. I know she had fault but I love her as a character
She litteraly is not at fault there is no justifying what davy did she did not lie nor betray davy...the fuck you think "in my nature" means? The fuck you think the sea is? Even now in modern day we still cant conqure the seas...the sea changes its cant be tied down one moment the sea is calm and serene and the next it's a storm and giant waves everywhere trying to kill you...she is litteraly the sea she was always there...she never left...Davy was a bitch
*Yes and the lover who was betrayed by her true love........Davy Jones*
This makes me wonder that if their were many Goddess an Gods, that were trapped and imprisoned by humans and are waiting to retake the earth. 🤔
Potential plot for part 6?
And Calypso was a minor Grecian sea goddess. Not even one of the big ones.
@@Not-Ap she’s not even supposed to be a god. She’s a nymph.
@@eduardomagana3858 Doesn't that count as a demigod though?
@@Not-Ap Depending on the mythology. I think I recall something along the lines of nymphs being entities of a divine nature, but I don't know if that is sufficient to count them as demigods, gods, or anything else along those lines. I thought it was more like 'of divine origin', which is not quite the same as being divine, per se.
I've been scouring the comments to see if anyone shares my opinion on this scene but I haven't seen it so I'll post it here.
I think Barbosa knew exactly how to say the incantation correctly but didn't do it on purpose. He's been shown to be a very smart character and had already mentioned how to do it correctly, so there's no reason for him to "accidentally" do it wrong. Instead I think that both binding and releasing a god of the sea has to carry with it some burden which Barbossa knew about and didn't want to incur on himself. Barbossa's look at 0:54 after Ragetti says "you didn't say it right" always seemed to me as saying "alright then, you go on and enlighten us as to how it's done", trying to manipulate Ragetti into doing it himself. Barbossa is normally really aggressive but this time he just stands back, lets his subordinate call him out on doing something wrong and then lets him take the glory? Seems sketchy to me... More like it was on purpose.
That’s a good observation but then what was the consequences of having him do it instead of himself Calypso never came after him afterwards
Or its because Barbosa isnt romantic but ok whatever
@@destinyDOLLable I'm choosing to assume that this plot point would've been incorporated into the fourth film had it not suffered from such bad writing 😂
@@hateredpapyruss2569 I mean, if after having stated that the words must be said "as if spoken to a lover" he decided to scream them out into the heavens, then his problem would be leaving more towards idiocy rather than being un-romantic. The facts that (1) he's not an idiot, and (2) he went absolutely over the top with the ceremony words, are precisely what suggest to me that it was purposeful. Otherwise it would be weird and random for the film to portray him as a blathering idiot in this moment.
I agree your thoughts have merit here.... my one impression is that her bows before her and gives his speech of being HER servant and contrite and asking Her for forgiveness and leniency, he says he fulfilled his Vow...so yeah thier might be a cost, thier always is with Majik, but he also loses that...hey Calypso..I freed you, not hey Calypso, I got everything together and told so and so how to free you and he did...
Say what you want, these movies were original. Great world building. I remember the first three ones very fondly.
they're bloody masterpieces in my book
All the other pirates on their ships:
* watching it all happen *
"man the Black Pearl is so weird. They have a woman tied to the mast and just standing around her."
"Oh yeah I can see... Wait, is she growing bigger? Omg she is!"
"Oh it must have been that Calypso person they were talking about. See they're all bowing to her"
*Calypso starts yelling*
"Omg wtf is that noise?"
"Look the giant lady is turning into crabs!"
*Everything settles down*
"Told you. Weird."
That's a big b*tch!
Amazing scene aside, I love the idea that this is how Barbosa genuinely thinks lovers talk. The way he did it is really funny to me for some reason.
This part scared me to death as a kid bc I had major megalophobia when I was little. I still do. Whenever I see a giant construction crane when driving, I sink in my seat like a turtle.
I dunno what to say
Not me when I first saw this I uuuuh let's just say I got a rocket in my pocket
Calypso is beautiful
Yes
Teeth could use some work though.
That's what happens when you release someone from their bonds via a ritual
Their teeth gets ugly
Pirates on the other ships looking at Calypso. Then at their rum. Then back to Calypso and slowly pouring it out thinking they've had too much.
No not the rum!
“Say it as a lover would”
Calypso orgasms as Ragetti whispers the saying😭
Don’t you just love irony💀
Ah, Naomie Harris. Fabulous actress!
I love how Will's voice changes from when he says "Tia Dalma..." to when he says her true name, "...Calypso" and catches her full attention.
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For as much as I loved these movies when I first saw them, I still feel like I underrated them. So many subtle facial expressions, vocal tones, jokes, hints in the dialogue etc. that I missed the first time(s) I saw them. But, at least it makes rewatching them a real treasure (no pun intended)! : D
Compare these movies to the garbage that Hollywood has been pumping out over the last decade and they are easily great movies. Especially since they didnt scarfice the writing for "the message" = Woke far left propaganda.
I feel like I didn’t give these movies the appreciation they deserved the first time watching them too, I also think that’s because they came out when I was a kid!!
I think for character design of calypso, they were trying to go for a scary creepy ugly sea witch looking goddess, but I actually find her very adorable and beautiful.
I do find her character appearance wise to be quite big and cute. She is nice looking.
Right?? She’s gorgeous!
@@Kinokisings And her being big is a big added bonus(no pun intended).
She always struck me as being like the sea: beautiful, unpredictable, wild and dangerous, yet still entrancing
@@katwalters7102 Well said
I would be getting crabs for awhile out my pants. Talking gibberish in that deep voice is still creepy. 3:36
All I wanna do
Is see you turn into
A giant woman
A giant woman
All I wanna be is the one who gets to see
A giant woman.
Great Steven Universe reference it click in quickly😂
I'm Scaroused
😂😂
@@naasrayu1604 of course
All I wanna do
Is see you turn into
A Super Saiyan,
A Super Saiyan!
Who else shit there pants as a kid watching this seen..
Yessss holy shit
This is the only scene that comes to mind when I think of "the Pirate's" franchise 🤣. Just so happens that a couple of days ago I downloaded At Worlds End just for this scene.
"Calypso, I release you from your human bonds"
"You didn't say ROI!"
"You have to cite it right"
"British Museum box"
boom, the goddess are released.
gotta love these subs.
2:14 I kept skipping back to this crying laughing “This is it!” “This is it!!”
Barbossa struggling to say he’s humble haha
He was terrified! He spoke to her unkindly then threw her into the brig, before she was finally released.
That was sneaky play by Will, you gotta admit. Jack would have been proud.
"Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!"
"Across all the seas, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me!"
Speak English
@@ngmmngw9027 press read more lmao
@@capt.heinrich6945 what?
@@ngmmngw9027 If you select the part of the comment that says “read more”, they did translate their own comment into English.
@@Anurepa what
When I saw this movie in theatres as a kid and she started yelling I remember I was traumatised
After all that heroic game Ragetti has displayed he managed to contact crabs in his private part 4:20.
all i wanna do is see you turn into a giant woman
Lol
Great reference, a man of culture.
I know that reference.
The eyeball is the smartest pirate I have ever seen
Give him a good jar of dirt then for his prowess lol
Seems so
His name is Raghetti.
Calypso looking at Barbossa at 0:47 like “Are you serious?”
She was the goddess of the sea right ?
Luckily not the fictional deity poseidon which ruled over the false Greek religion.
@@liliantan2379 fictional? Are you stupid? Ancient Greece and if I'm not wrong a part of the Roman empire believed in them. Start studying.
There are many sea gods and goddesses amphitrite, Pontus , triton , persuas , euryale , andromeda,
@@ariannaabreu3532 She's not stupid.
@@megasheebopotatos5953 They named them as fictional. When ancient people and modern people still believed in this deities nowadays
I think original scriptwritters Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio had plans bringing Calipso back to Pirates in the future. Sadly they didn't get back to participate in the fifht movie.
They should have. The following movies got more and more ridiculous, they went from good tim Burton style science fiction to complete over the top nonsense, and every pirates having a forced attractive young would be couple forced in.
I always thought Calypso was pretty hot
Same
She was not pretty hot in James bond though, She was the least attractive Ms Pennyworth ever.
@@SagaciousNihilistDude she was hot in James Bond I don't even know how this is a conversation.😂
i googled what calypso says heres what google said for 3:35
Prior to dissolving into a swarm of crabs in At World's End, Calypso shouts an incantation: "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" in French.
Before turning into crabs...Calypso was a bad bad baddie😁 maybe I'm different 😁
No you right. You and i have the same attraction to women (or goddesses in this case) that could kill us easily.
Nah. This should have been a red flag to me at the time bc as an older adult, I was DEFINITELY all for RE's Lady D.
Gawl.
Ragette: calypso I release you from your human bounds
Caption: British Museum box
moral of this scene is - don't fuck with things you don't fully understand
Why did Will ask "who betrayed you?" And then she responded with "name him!?"
I would say she didn't know who betrayed her and caused her imprisonment in human body. So that is why she asked him to name the betrayer. And why Will brought it up at that very moment? Davy Jones was at that time their imminent threat and this would help actually persuade her to "aid" them in order to get some revenge. She is still the goddess of the sea and sea is treaturous in nature. Even despite Barbossa keeping his vow, there was no guarantee she would keep her end of their bargain. Sea is moody and this revelation swung the mood against Davy Jones. That's my humble opinion at least.
@@jasonwayne7772 okay so the question Will was more of "would you like to know this thing?" That makes more sense but why did some of the other pirates hold Will back?
@@kristopherhayes486 I don't remember the scene all that well, but wasn't he their hostage at that time?
@@jasonwayne7772 oh yeah that's right. They traded jack for Will because both parties thought it would be to their advantage to trade prisoners. They wanted Jack as a pirate lord and a debt to pay. They wanted Will as a informer of the coming attack and a husband.
He wasn't asking calypso who betrayed her as a question. He was saying it as in 'I know something u don't, do u wanna know?'
Tia is one of my favourite characters in this film.
Wish there was more scenes of her being that big.
@@bighand1530 wish there were more scenes of her, period.
Barbossa must have taken notes after this scene considering he has a daughter in pirates 5.
4:36 when you text your crush and there's no response
Lol
Damn, I always wondered what she was screaming before transforming. The fan wiki has it as
"Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!"
"Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me"
Yeah, Davy Jones never stood a chance
the auto caption "british musseum box" is too funny
Same
'calypso! i come before you as but a servant-...YOU BLEW MY HAT OFF, YOU %^#@%!'
That love pinch she gave him at end LoL 😂
Pintel
"Is that it?" When told how to release Calypso
"Is that it?" When spell fail
"This is it?" When spell succes
William turner
"Is that it?" When Calypso left the ship
😂🤣😂😂
Calypso leaves the ship.....
Barbossa: "I should never have called her a fishwife 🤦."
Soo...calypso had krabs...damn.
That lanky single eye man took crab out from hidms ball 😂😂😂
The cast of deadliest catch watching this scene:
🤤🤤🤤
Wish to see all of them again together in one film
Never took a moment to appreciate this scene
4:19 Calypso giving the guy who released her some special treatment 💀💀
"Unleash your fury on those who pretend to be your masters!" he says as they have her roped up.
2:14 When you finally find your friend in the bar
I don't follow
Neither am I. I don't know why I wrote that
3:35 "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"
It's French Translation.
Man the 2000s was a good time for movies
Yeah
after seeing the bloopers.
When Barbossa takes a knee, the only thing I see is his hat blowing off and him taking that up with her🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don’t ever mess with a chick that has crabs.
Barbosa: unleash your fury on those who prentend to be your masters, or mine.
calypso: you get nothing but crabs.
those Pirate actually tried to gaslight the god of the gaslight
I am Calypso, and I thank you for playing Twisted Metal.
Huh?
@@bighand1530 born too late to enjoy Twisted Metal I see
That's the character I always thought of when hearing the name "Calypso"..
Man some of the black videos used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid.
ahh thanks buddy!!! so many hours playing that one!!!