Jack's father, is played by Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones. Johnny Depp based Jack's entire style off of him, and they got him to play his father, which was such a treat for Johnny. First movie I saw on a bootleg disc (that was in n pretty good quality). Was on that pirate life early lol
Johnny Depp "partially" based his character off of Richards. A big majority part, yes, but still only part. Another part was Pepe Lepieu from Loony Toones.
beckett's death is really brilliant. His line "its nothing personal, its just good business" coming back at the end with him showing that he had nothing personal against jack and the others, and he knew he was losing so he had no reason to fire back.
I understood it more as him being this master planner and schemer and always getting what he wants and being betrayed in the end, he was just utterly shocked and couldnt think right
Also Fun-fact:- The sword that Davi Jones uses to stab Will in the heart is the same one that Will forged and presented in his first scene in Pirates of the Carribbean : The Curse of the Black Pearl. Poetry !!❤️
Will couldn't just stand in a bucket of water to see Elizabeth. That would be breaking the rules of the flying duchman. If Will did it, he would turn into a fish face like Davy Jones, that was the whole reason Davy Jones became a squid face is because he broke the rules of his purpose, to ferry lost souls onto the other side. Also Beckett's ship isn't the Interceptor, The Interceptor was the ship Jack commandeered in the first movie and was later blown up by Barbossa. Beckett's ship is called The Endevor. As for Beckett's death scene, aside from just looking spectacular, respectfully I have to disagree with yall. I think it's perfect for Beckett's character. His whole thing has been control. He has remained on top of nearly every interaction with every character, little has fazed him. He has clearly thought of all outcomes and knows what to do in each. And of course he has spent this entire film attempting to control the seas, which as proven by the existence of Calypso, is impossible to do. And now, his arrogance and total failure to understand the magic that he believes he has beaten is literally blowing up in his face. He did not predict this. He did not believe for a second this could happen. And all he can do now is completely fail to comprehend what is happening. He can only walk. Only because he believed himself un-defeatable is he now being defeated. And THAT'S what really makes that scene a masterpiece. But that's just my opinion. lol.
The reason why Beckett didn’t fire the weapons was because he doesn’t fight with weapons in general! He fights with negotiation and politics. He tries to control people by negotiating with them as hard as he can! that’s why he was a different villain! :) I feel like a lot of people don’t understand the universal pirates of the Caribbean! ☠️☠️☠️ I’ve been standing up for 2/3 over part 1. For a long time now!
Apart from the explanation it was a great interpretation of Beckett's death. I too always thought it was fitting, but I never thought about it as deeply as you. Good job mate
I'll agree with Jen that he should have fought back because they had three sets on both sides which means he still had more cannons than both of the other ships combined though seeing how his ship was disintegrated I originally didn't even think about it. He should have still technically outgunned both of them easily but if he did fire back all three ships would have sank which is hardly a win for him either way.
Also, they really hammer home in the first movie that the Black Pearl is THE best ship in the ocean. It makes a mockery of the best ships of the East India Company, it's able to pull off incredible manoeuvres, and it's very fast. The only ship that's better would be the ship that belongs to basically the God of the Ocean, Davy Jones. So you've essentially got two ships so legendarily good they're practically mythical, sailing straight at you, about to give you a broadside. It'd be enough to make anyone freeze up.
The final victory was a sneak attack. The bad guy (Beckett) was so arrogant, and all of a sudden he went from having an ally in the Flying Dutchmen, to it coming out of the water out of nowhere, and then start shooting at him. I actually appreciated the humanity at that point. He was literally in shock and disbelief.
For the maelstrom sequence, they built a building in the desert with full sized Pearl and Dutchman ships. They were on hydraulics and at a 30 degree angle. They poured thousands and thousands of gallons of water on the actors, along with wind machines, and debris cannons. A lot of the cast got colds cause they were drenched for days on end! A lot of work went into this beast of a movie!
Barbosa knew Elizabeth as Miss Turner in the first movie. It makes sense to have Barbosa marry them, and then called her Mrs. Turner for the last time.
Fun fact, at the time this movie was made, that maelstrom scene towards the end when the two ships were circling in the whirlpool, it was one the largest if not the largest movie set ever created with 2 full size pirate ships that each moved independently on hydraulics.
Jack was once a proper sailor for the British Royal Navy, but his services were sold to the East India Trading Company. This is where he meets Beckett, who assigned Jack to deliver a cargo shipment from England the Caribbean. To Jack's surprise, the shipment was actually a collection of slaves. Jack (being Jack) freed the slaves because he felt it was wrong and was labeled a pirate for doing so. This is when Beckett sunk the Black Pearl, Jack's ship, prompting Jack to ask Davy Jones to raise the ship from the depths. There was a brilliant scene where Beckett said that Jack's "good deed" cost Beckett an enormous fortune not to mention the cargo he was supposed to deliver, Jack responded by quietly saying "People aren't cargo, mate." Another cut scene from the same sequence had Jack thank Beckett unprovoked. When Becket asked what Jack was thankful for, Jack said, "You have spared me the possibility of becoming anything other than what I am." Beckett was much more built out as a villain and made Jack a lot more human, but they cut it to keep the rating at PG-13 and on "Disney Brand". Cutting this storyline also made Jack's death in the second film less important. Remember the village of fishermen (where the gang met Tia Dalma)? The people that were mourning Jack's death, somberly holding candles in knee-deep water to pay respect after he was killed by the Kraken? Those were the slaves that Jack freed at the cost of his own life and freedom. He had helped them set up a small island for themselves to live on, and some of his first pirate excursions were to collect supplies that they might need to build up their society in seclusion. Jack knew that if any of them were ever found, they would be returned to slavery. Additionally, in the first-ever Pirates of the Caribbean film, when Elizabeth is berating Jack for being a drunk who sat on a beach until someone came to rescue him, there was a cut piece of dialogue that really made Jack a lot darker than Disney wanted him to go. Elizabeth says, "Are any of the stories I've read about you true, or not?!" Jack responds by pulling up his sleeves and opening his shirt which reveals dozens of scars and mangled injuries that have poorly healed. While it's never stated, these scars and injuries are assumed to have been sustained either in his escape from the Navy following his betrayal of Beckett, him being tortured, or from his time as a pirate. Either way, if Beckett hadn't asked Jack to make a cargo shipment of people, Jack would be a free man. They retconned this choice because we later see Jack shirtless with nothing other than tattoos on his body. This is the whole crux of Jack's character, whose development and arc was completely cut from the last film to save time since the film was already bloated. It's established much better in the cut scenes of At World's End that Jack wants to take Davy Jones' place as Captain of the Dutchman to ensure his survival, which makes it all the more heartbreaking when he sacrificed that goal to save Will in the final fight. You see a remnant of that story arc in the scene when Jack hesitates to stab the heart, but it's less out of fear of commitment and more out of the impulsive anger to kill the person that killed his friend. Jack sacrifices all that he's ever wanted, to sail the seas forever, to save Will, and almost nobody knows about that choice because they cut everything leading up to it.
This movie will always be in my heart and probably on my top 5 favourite movies. Even though Dead Man's Chest is possibly better in terms of plot and everything, there's something about At World's End that never seizes to amaze me. No matter its flaws or how many years pass, it's just a cinematic masterpiece
This is one of my favorite blockbusters, it has super creative and artistic sequences that are rarely seen in any other big budget movies like the Multiple Jacks in Davy Jones' Locker, the Up is Down sequences (one of my favorite pieces of music ever), and the whole climax is just not only visually spectacular but also emotionally powerful with all the Will and Elizabeth stuff, Jack's growth as a character giving up the heart to save his friend, the whole drama with Will's dad, so many things. And Davy Jones really is one of the best Disney villains ever created, if not the best one. Really glad you reacted to trilogy! It's wonderful.
People don’t give this movie enough credit! All the characters accomplish their goals at the end of this movie! I understand the issues with this film but it’s pretty damn fun, and the character writing has been amazing at the end of this film! Will was able to save his father after all! Elizabeth got her revenge! And Jack was able to get rid of Davy Jones. And the ending was beautiful! 🏴☠️☠️🏴☠️
The look on Jen’s face when Holden was talking about Zordon was priceless. It was like she was saying “Does this look like the face of someone who knows what the hell you’re talking about?”. 😂
Beckett did not even try to fight because the moment he realized that the Flying Dutchman was in enemy hands, he knew it was over. Because you can't beat the Dutchman crew. It's like fighting Barbossa's undead crew in the first movie.
This is my favorite movie ever! I have Will’s line “Keep a weather eye on the horizon” tatted on my arm, along with Jack Sparrow’s tattoo too! And Will and Liz’s tragic love story is so good it hurts!
@@arminarlert1953 it’s a sailor slang that means watch something carefully, usually used when watching out for a storm or something like that. In the context of Will saying it, he’s making promise that he will return one day and that Elizabeth should keep looking out for him
These movies have very strong intros, this one is probably my favorite intro of the 3. Totally brutal, but I love the song! The first one will always be the best!
To Jen: The reason Becket froze up was that his plans fell apart. The entire time, Becket was operating according to his plans, everything that happened was something that he'd accounted for in his head. He never accounted for that the Dutchman would switch allegiances, whichwas a result of Jack's selflessness in saving Will. So basically, Becket lost because Jack chose to do the right thing, just as Elizabeth predicted. Becket froze as his ship - and has master plan of order and oppression - crumbled around him. It's deeply poetic and I love it.
Probably an unpopular opinion but this movie is my favourite of all the pirates films and one of my favourite films of all time. The soundtrack, the camerawork, the set pieces, the characterisation everything is so damn good! Also love the symbolic ending connecting to the end of the first film. Just an amazing piece of cinema.
I would recommend watching the deleted scenes for this movie specifically, they had to cut it down for time but there is one specific scene they cut with Jack that is actually my favorite scene in the whole series
Favorite part about these movies is learning that all the captains that have backstabbed or tried to kill each other have deals they’ve made with themselves that are like “no matter what we don’t do this”
Becketts death scene is probably my favourite death scene out of ALL movies I've seen. The practical effects of blowing up the ship is just fantastic. And the way Beckett walking down the stairs and the stairs is getting blown away right behind him is just awesome. It's a walk where you know he feels utter defeat and accepts it with a last walk of glorious destruction. I don't know, if fits the narrative perfectly and the technical aspect of the shot is marvelous. Perfect scene - "Totally destroyed ship"/10
It's not entirely practical effects. Even most of minuscule splinters are cgi. They did use practical effects but what you're seeing most in the short is cgi.
I loved that you mentioned The Invisible. I saw it on the STARZ channel on tv when I was like 13/14. Pretty unknown and underrated film. Recommend for those who haven't seen!
To me, this was the best way of finishing this franchise… With the 2nd and the 3rd movie, been like a Part 1 and Part 2; this movies have some things that makes this movies a master piece. 1. Hans Zimmer soundtrack to me this movie has the most incredible pieces of music of all the trilogy. 2. The characters arc, to me the most notorious was Elizabeth’s, from been the Governor’s daughter, to be one of the Pirate Lords, Queen of the Pirate Court, Will’s wife (who’s the Dutchman captain), and also and amazing sword master, because no many people can give Davy Jones a sword fight. 3. The passion of Barbosa to everything he is doing through the movie… From the “What RRR you doing”, to him enjoying killing people and also the way he talks and laughs… 😅 So I love that you can appreciate this franchise and love it as much as I do.
The reason why Beckett didn’t fire the weapons was because he doesn’t fight with weapons in general! He fights with negotiation and politics. He tries to control people by negotiating with them as hard as he can! that’s why he was a different villain! :) I feel like a lot of people don’t understand the universal pirates of the Caribbean! ☠️☠️☠️ I’ve been standing up for 2/3 over part 1. For a long time now!
9:44 There's a deleted scene where Davy lies about Elizabeth being killed when the Kraken pulled down the Black Pearl so Elizabeth's dad tries to stab the heart but Jones explains that when he cut his heart out he cursed it so that if anyone ever killed him by stabbing it they'd have to cut their hearts out and captain the Flying Dutchman in his place because someone always has to take the souls of people who died at sea to the afterlife.
In my opinion this movie is perfect. The trilogy is perfect. I guess people tend not to take it just as seriously as other epic stories, for example Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Harry Potter, etc, because it has a lot of humour but in my opnion deserves to be praised just as much as those stories. Also, many people don't pay enough attention to the movies to catch sme of the subtle explanations to what happened in this world and some of the subtle explanations of how the supernatural stuff works in the series. Great video, as always! I wish you reacted to one of my favourite conversations in the whole franchise but unfortunatly you skipped it in the reaction. I am talking about the one where Jack and Barbossa talk about how "The world used to be a bigger place" to wich Jack replies "The world is still the same. There's just less in it". This dialogue can be applied to so many things in our day to day life and is very special to me.
This is what makes 4 and 5 such letdowns. The original trilogy was perfect and ended great, but it seems like after this they had no idea what to do next so they just threw some crap together. I’d be interested to see what happens in the 6th as they teased Davy Jones returning and Johnny has loosened his stance on never working with Disney again. It’d also be interesting to see a prequel about Davy Jones and how he came to be the mythical creature he is. Idk. I’d just love to see another Pirates movie if they manage to do it right and have a good story to tell.
The reason in the end that Will had to go away for 10 years is that he was suppose to ferry the souls of the dead. Davy Jones was always suppose to do that but became corrupted (hence tentacles and stuff.) and didn't actually do his job. This can be seen from a scene earlier in the movie while in the realm of the dead where calypso mentions that Davy Jones was suppose to be the ferry for the lost souls and clearly wasn't as they saw souls within the water that were just floating lost. At the end when you see the flying Dutchman head off into the distance, you see a spark of green light. That is will turner essentially leaving the mortal world and entering the world of the dead where he is to continue his job for 10 years of ferrying the dead. Unlike how we see Davy jones who primarily stays within the mortal world and seems to terrorize shipwrecks to convince mortal individuals at deaths door to serve him. Essentially going with him would have been a death sentence for her, and he had a new duty to ferry those lost souls unlike what Davy Jones had been doing.
Becketts balls didn't shrink he was just in complete shock that he was outsmarted. He was the puppet master, the smartest guy in the room for the past 2 movies.
One of the first movies I saw and remember in the cinema when I was 7, these first 3 pirate movies are so good, such a good vibe and can always watch over and over again
Honestly a new item on my bucket list is to watch and discuss my favorite marvel movie (winter soldier) with Holden. Love the Chanel as always guys! Can’t wait for more!
I think this film is the most times I've heard Jen say 'Holden Thomas Hardman' XD Time for a compilation methinks! Also I saw this 3 times in cinema too! I couldn't get enough it tbh and its my 2nd fav of the trilogy.
24:04 I can see it now. Holden and Jen, dressed as pirates, get married on a yacht in the middle of a hurricane. Epic. Great reaction as always, you two.
A little known secret ending has Calypso and Bill Turner showing up as Will and Elizabeth and their son meet. Calypso tells Will he did his 10 years with honor, but now Bill will be the new Captain of the Dutchman. And she releases Will.
For anybody who is always praising the first movie to be the best. I have been studying 1-3 and I constantly re-watch them. Pirates of the Caribbean does not go downhill in writing after the first movie. That is your business to believe that opinion everyone else goes with. Dead man’s chest gave the characters more depth! Elizabeth and William barely have anything to work with in the first movie. William’s relationship with his father that was hinted in the first movie of his father‘s existence. Paid off wonderfully. William’s character had way more in depth now and you have something to truly care about him for. You get both perspectives when you understand their Reunion! Bootstrap didn’t want Will to become a pirate like him, he wanted him to have a free life from the pirate life. William had a hard time accepting he was half Pirate but when he accepted his life and his father… He has a new journey to stab the heart of Davy Jones to set his father free. And you’re implying William is better in the first movie just because he wanted to save the girl he loved? William in the second movie now has Elizabeth as a lover. And now a new journey to rescue his father someone else he cares about. And this became a difficult situation when bootstrap told Elizabeth at world‘s end. William has to make a decision. Either don’t kill Davy Jones so he can be with you. Or he does kill Davy Jones and set me free, but he won’t be able to be on land for 10 years. If I were him I wouldn’t pick me! :/ The emotional weight on William’s character gets better and better. Elizabeth in the first movie was just a damsel in distress girl. She wasn’t useless in the first movie but you get the point. In the second movie, Elizabeth learned to wield a sword and she used it in the battle. She pulled a gun to Beckett‘s head.. went on her own journey to save will. She has grown a lot since the first movie who was just an innocent girl! Elizabeth got better as a character in 2 and 3! As for Jack sparrow. He does not become a joke at all in all 3 movies. Jack sparrow is at his best in the second movie and in the third movie. There was a moment in dead men’s chest… Where Jack didn’t know what he truly wanted so the compass couldn’t locate what he desired. So when Elizabeth went on her journey and then found Jack.. Jack used her for his advantage! He took advantage of Elizabeth’s feelings by telling her if you want to save Will you have to want to find the chest of Davy Jones! In order to get will back.. That’s why Jack gave her the compass. Jack knew if he couldn’t figure what he wanted out he was going to get it out of Elizabeth. Since Elizabeth now wants to find the chest of Davy Jones to save will. This gives Jack the huge opportunity to find the chest to stab the heart in it. But instead he wants to control DavyJones before killing him. Jack sparrow is not stupid! When will was trying to stab the heart towards the end of the second movie. Jack knows just because Davy Jones is dead, does not mean the Kraken will be stopped as well. And you’re telling me Jack is dumb after part 1?? As for Beckett. He was a well executed villain who uses dialogue and negotiation to control people. The Reason why Beckett didn’t fire his cannons at worlds end. Was because it would be totally out of his character to use weapons. Beckett uses certain words to get through people and how to control them behind the scenes. Beckett at the end of the movie had nothing left to negotiate with. Davy Jones was dead, Jack sparrow is alive and well. Will Turner is now the new captain of the Flying Dutchman. Beckett had literally nothing to use against on people. He was caught in shocked and he decided to die.. Anyways I could defend the Gore Verbinski’s Trilogy all night. His trilogy is an underrated trilogy. It had great character writing and amazing detail of its depth. Also Will vs Davy Jones!!! 😈😈😈 when Will challenging Davy Jones. Davy Jones asks him how do you know about the key? Will replies and says, that's NOT part of the game is it? 😏 You can STILL walk away!! 😏 As for pirates 4/5 they are not even Canon they are filler movies. The story ended at worlds end! ☠️
I wish they went with the other version of Jacks meeting with Beckut, because it shows more of Jack’s true character and gives a bit of background to him and the pearl.
27:18 Like Holden said, if all it takes for Davey Jones to go on land is being in sea water, I'm sure Elizabeth could set up some sort of bucket walk way to her yard where she could have a pool/bathtub set up for the two of them each night. Or even set up some sort of floating house deal that's tethered to her yard by a rope that they could shack up in.
The maelstrom battle is iconic, simply because it's a thing that's only in this movie. Every pirate movie has a ship battle. Every movie or show with swords has swordplay. But Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is the only movie in the world with a maelstrom ship fight, sword fight, all the fights. The writers of these movies really know how to relay things to the audience, in a way that's show don't tell, and how to use Chekov's gun. Jack's cool trick to get away from Beckett? Used to get away from Jones, which is then used again to get away from the sinking ship. The trilogy is incredible. Really lightning in a bottle that even if Johnny were to return as Sparrow, it would never be replicated again.
the first scene is so burnt into my mind that I can sing that song in my sleep for the past 15 years. Dark, yes, but it's a necessary reminder of what world is it all happening in.
Bill Turner melding into the Dutchman when he talks to Elizabeth is tying back into the phrase they first said in the second movie and then repeated a few times in this one. "Part with the crew, part with the ship". After severing 10 years aboard the Dutchman a crew member becomes part of the ship, at least while Davy Jones is captain. If you remember in the second movie was a guy who stepped out of the wall and left his brain in the wall. Also Bill Turner has a lot more coral and barnacles on him in this movie than he did in the second. It also ties into the crews ability to walk through walls and appear anywhere on the ship, they are a part of the ship, so they can be anywhere on the ship.
Holden when Jen said "as long as I get a sword like that" I was fully expecting you to make a HOLDEN THOMAS HARDMAN comment, such a missed opportunity dude
The reason there wasn't a big naval fight between the rest of the ships is because of the Flying Dutchman... it is not touched in the movie (as far as I remember), but I believe the myth also goes that the ship can't be sink/destroyed completely, or at all. It always comes back. This is reinforced in the movie by the fact that the Flying Dutchman went down into a maelstorm where no ship can survive, and it almost instantly just poped back up like nothing happened. Now I assume all the other captains of the ships had someone to look through the spyglass and report on the battle. And if you see a ship that literally got shot with canonfire and go down in a maelstorm and come back, ofcourse everybody else would just dip. In short, it came down on whose side was the Flying Dutchman. It would be good for the side it was on, but spell certain doom for the other side. Therefore no big naval battle, as the Flying Dutchman could sink all the ships around there.
I worked at a movie theatre when this came out and the coin flip at the beginning blew out a subwoofer in one of our theatres. It sounded so bad we had to unplug it until it could get fixed.
14:43 Bootstrap's becoming part of the Dutchman which happens to all the crew the longer they're on it. Jones tricks them into believing they're cheating death when they're actually getting worse than it to suffer as much as him.
The first three films tell a well told action adventure story. At World's End was a nice way to close things off. But the next movies kind of basically ruin what came before. The forth movie was supposed to be the start of a new trilogy that never came. It could have worked as a Epilogue if they managed to write the Forth film better but again end it on cliffhangers that doesn't really get resolved in the way you think it will and the Fifth is just garbage. It completely destroys the entire characterization of Jack Sparrow. Like the character in the fifth film does not feel or act like the character from the four previous movies in any way except for one sequence that is also a big retcon to what was told in the second film so...yeh. Forth film, not the best but not the worst either and is still somewhat fun and creative. Fifth is just a giant middle finger to the franchise as a whole. I like to pretend the Fifth one never happened. Like there's too many plotholes and retcons in that, that it makes no sense even for this over the top supernatural pirates franchise.
Couldn’t agree more. The first three are untouchable. The fourth one I actually like a bit, or at least the first 20 or 30 minutes. I feel like it drops off after the Mermaid capture and then they’re just trekking through jungle for a good chunk of the movie. But it picks back up again when Jack and Barbossa team up. Overall it’s decent, but for whatever reason they didn’t follow up on the end credit scene or a couple of other things. And I couldn’t agree more about the fifth, it just breaks so many rules and previously established moments and things that it’s genuinely infuriating. And Jack is absolutely terrible except for the flashback scene.
In regards to the heart cannon scene, I think whichever’s soldier’s cannonball hits the heart first in the spilt second would become the new Captain and because the crew’s really connected with the ship they’ll know who exactly
Lord Cutler Beckett's ship (the blue and yellow striped ship of the East India Trading Company) is named The Endeavour. The Interceptor, the light, fast ship that Jack and Will stole to pursue the Black Pearl in the first film, was destroyed by Barbossa's crew when they caught up to them after Jack and Will rescued Elizabeth from Isla de Muerta, in that brief moment where the ship that we think Will was still on blows up. The Endeavour is much more built to withstand a sea battle than the Interceptor was, but even it can't survive being outflanked as it was.
If you like Geoffrey Rush, then you guys should watch The House on Haunted Hill. That film definitely put him on the map for me and I think it also came out in the greatest year for cinema, 1999......
@@bad2dabohn1992 Yeah, but that movie was AWESOME, too! 😅 I mean, his favorite performace for me was definitely Barbossa, too. But you're right, I would definitely put him at least in my top 20 all time favorite actors list. So far, I've only officially listed my top 4. Robert Downey Jr, Edward Norton, Brad Dourif and newest on the list Henry Thomas....
Jens Reaction at 9:15 was like wait a minute the joke then processed lol.. out of all the Pirates Films At Worlds End I feel was the best out of the series. I always love watching them, I wanna say Disney kind of pushed the envelope with these films as some of the humor and the deaths were little more mature for kids under the age of 13.
This is easily my favourite in the franchise. It's in my top 10 favourite movies of all time. Barbossa never disappoints, and Tia Dalma is amazing. Ps. What ARE ya doin'?
Holy crap I can't believe you shouted out The Invisible! It's suuuuch a great movie. I loved it when I first saw it and I still try to go back regularly to watch it again. I'm glad to see someone else likes it too.
6:09 amazing detail in this scene, he is sad because of calypso and notices that his locket is playing while closed which means she is thinking about him, this makes him sadder and he gets angry because he realised he’s feeling emotions which means his heart is near
Jack's father, is played by Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones. Johnny Depp based Jack's entire style off of him, and they got him to play his father, which was such a treat for Johnny.
First movie I saw on a bootleg disc (that was in n pretty good quality). Was on that pirate life early lol
Never saw a pirate movie in theatre 🙂
I laughed so hard when she said "he doesn't look that old".
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And on the last one PoC Paul McCartney ( Beatles) played is uncle
Johnny Depp "partially" based his character off of Richards. A big majority part, yes, but still only part. Another part was Pepe Lepieu from Loony Toones.
beckett's death is really brilliant. His line "its nothing personal, its just good business" coming back at the end with him showing that he had nothing personal against jack and the others, and he knew he was losing so he had no reason to fire back.
I loved that part of the movie its so good
I understood it more as him being this master planner and schemer and always getting what he wants and being betrayed in the end, he was just utterly shocked and couldnt think right
Reminds me of connor mcgregor said to khabib. "its just business"
@@meekofortin14 he was definitely thinking right. This was him resigning.
@@meekofortin14 It's just good business. Jack and Beckett made a deal. Jack held his end up, so Beckett honored his end of the deal.
Also Fun-fact:- The sword that Davi Jones uses to stab Will in the heart is the same one that Will forged and presented in his first scene in Pirates of the Carribbean : The Curse of the Black Pearl. Poetry !!❤️
That wasnt the first scene of the movie
Davy Jones
@@phoenixmagi2 it said his first scene not the first scene of the movie
Never thought about it like that.
@@lucas.2.3.9.4 he edited his comment after I pointed his mistake out.
Will couldn't just stand in a bucket of water to see Elizabeth. That would be breaking the rules of the flying duchman. If Will did it, he would turn into a fish face like Davy Jones, that was the whole reason Davy Jones became a squid face is because he broke the rules of his purpose, to ferry lost souls onto the other side.
Also Beckett's ship isn't the Interceptor, The Interceptor was the ship Jack commandeered in the first movie and was later blown up by Barbossa. Beckett's ship is called The Endevor.
As for Beckett's death scene, aside from just looking spectacular, respectfully I have to disagree with yall. I think it's perfect for Beckett's character. His whole thing has been control. He has remained on top of nearly every interaction with every character, little has fazed him. He has clearly thought of all outcomes and knows what to do in each. And of course he has spent this entire film attempting to control the seas, which as proven by the existence of Calypso, is impossible to do. And now, his arrogance and total failure to understand the magic that he believes he has beaten is literally blowing up in his face. He did not predict this. He did not believe for a second this could happen. And all he can do now is completely fail to comprehend what is happening. He can only walk. Only because he believed himself un-defeatable is he now being defeated. And THAT'S what really makes that scene a masterpiece. But that's just my opinion. lol.
The reason why Beckett didn’t fire the weapons was because he doesn’t fight with weapons in general! He fights with negotiation and politics. He tries to control people by negotiating with them as hard as he can! that’s why he was a different villain! :)
I feel like a lot of people don’t understand the universal pirates of the Caribbean! ☠️☠️☠️
I’ve been standing up for 2/3 over part 1. For a long time now!
Apart from the explanation it was a great interpretation of Beckett's death. I too always thought it was fitting, but I never thought about it as deeply as you. Good job mate
THIS deserves to be comment of the day.
I'll agree with Jen that he should have fought back because they had three sets on both sides which means he still had more cannons than both of the other ships combined though seeing how his ship was disintegrated I originally didn't even think about it. He should have still technically outgunned both of them easily but if he did fire back all three ships would have sank which is hardly a win for him either way.
Also, they really hammer home in the first movie that the Black Pearl is THE best ship in the ocean. It makes a mockery of the best ships of the East India Company, it's able to pull off incredible manoeuvres, and it's very fast. The only ship that's better would be the ship that belongs to basically the God of the Ocean, Davy Jones.
So you've essentially got two ships so legendarily good they're practically mythical, sailing straight at you, about to give you a broadside. It'd be enough to make anyone freeze up.
The final victory was a sneak attack. The bad guy (Beckett) was so arrogant, and all of a sudden he went from having an ally in the Flying Dutchmen, to it coming out of the water out of nowhere, and then start shooting at him. I actually appreciated the humanity at that point. He was literally in shock and disbelief.
For the maelstrom sequence, they built a building in the desert with full sized Pearl and Dutchman ships. They were on hydraulics and at a 30 degree angle. They poured thousands and thousands of gallons of water on the actors, along with wind machines, and debris cannons. A lot of the cast got colds cause they were drenched for days on end! A lot of work went into this beast of a movie!
woh that's sick, wondered how they did that scene
@@fir3gaming664 th-cam.com/video/0vr191FOPN0/w-d-xo.html here’s a behind the scenes clip!! Super cool
Holy crap
Barbosa knew Elizabeth as Miss Turner in the first movie.
It makes sense to have Barbosa marry them, and then called her Mrs. Turner for the last time.
Geoffrey Rush's enthusiastic nature for his role was so contagious. It made Barbossa my favorite character from this trilogy, easily!
Fun fact, at the time this movie was made, that maelstrom scene towards the end when the two ships were circling in the whirlpool, it was one the largest if not the largest movie set ever created with 2 full size pirate ships that each moved independently on hydraulics.
Holy crap, for real?? Are there Behind The Scenes stuff on the DvD? Or Disney+ at least?
@@AlejoConejo-vb8ln you can find it on TH-cam!
Jack was once a proper sailor for the British Royal Navy, but his services were sold to the East India Trading Company. This is where he meets Beckett, who assigned Jack to deliver a cargo shipment from England the Caribbean. To Jack's surprise, the shipment was actually a collection of slaves. Jack (being Jack) freed the slaves because he felt it was wrong and was labeled a pirate for doing so. This is when Beckett sunk the Black Pearl, Jack's ship, prompting Jack to ask Davy Jones to raise the ship from the depths. There was a brilliant scene where Beckett said that Jack's "good deed" cost Beckett an enormous fortune not to mention the cargo he was supposed to deliver, Jack responded by quietly saying "People aren't cargo, mate." Another cut scene from the same sequence had Jack thank Beckett unprovoked. When Becket asked what Jack was thankful for, Jack said, "You have spared me the possibility of becoming anything other than what I am." Beckett was much more built out as a villain and made Jack a lot more human, but they cut it to keep the rating at PG-13 and on "Disney Brand".
Cutting this storyline also made Jack's death in the second film less important. Remember the village of fishermen (where the gang met Tia Dalma)? The people that were mourning Jack's death, somberly holding candles in knee-deep water to pay respect after he was killed by the Kraken? Those were the slaves that Jack freed at the cost of his own life and freedom. He had helped them set up a small island for themselves to live on, and some of his first pirate excursions were to collect supplies that they might need to build up their society in seclusion. Jack knew that if any of them were ever found, they would be returned to slavery.
Additionally, in the first-ever Pirates of the Caribbean film, when Elizabeth is berating Jack for being a drunk who sat on a beach until someone came to rescue him, there was a cut piece of dialogue that really made Jack a lot darker than Disney wanted him to go. Elizabeth says, "Are any of the stories I've read about you true, or not?!" Jack responds by pulling up his sleeves and opening his shirt which reveals dozens of scars and mangled injuries that have poorly healed. While it's never stated, these scars and injuries are assumed to have been sustained either in his escape from the Navy following his betrayal of Beckett, him being tortured, or from his time as a pirate. Either way, if Beckett hadn't asked Jack to make a cargo shipment of people, Jack would be a free man. They retconned this choice because we later see Jack shirtless with nothing other than tattoos on his body.
This is the whole crux of Jack's character, whose development and arc was completely cut from the last film to save time since the film was already bloated. It's established much better in the cut scenes of At World's End that Jack wants to take Davy Jones' place as Captain of the Dutchman to ensure his survival, which makes it all the more heartbreaking when he sacrificed that goal to save Will in the final fight. You see a remnant of that story arc in the scene when Jack hesitates to stab the heart, but it's less out of fear of commitment and more out of the impulsive anger to kill the person that killed his friend. Jack sacrifices all that he's ever wanted, to sail the seas forever, to save Will, and almost nobody knows about that choice because they cut everything leading up to it.
This movie will always be in my heart and probably on my top 5 favourite movies. Even though Dead Man's Chest is possibly better in terms of plot and everything, there's something about At World's End that never seizes to amaze me. No matter its flaws or how many years pass, it's just a cinematic masterpiece
Yes! Dead mens chest is the best written movie! 🎥
What flaws do you have with it?
This is one of my favorite blockbusters, it has super creative and artistic sequences that are rarely seen in any other big budget movies like the Multiple Jacks in Davy Jones' Locker, the Up is Down sequences (one of my favorite pieces of music ever), and the whole climax is just not only visually spectacular but also emotionally powerful with all the Will and Elizabeth stuff, Jack's growth as a character giving up the heart to save his friend, the whole drama with Will's dad, so many things. And Davy Jones really is one of the best Disney villains ever created, if not the best one.
Really glad you reacted to trilogy! It's wonderful.
People don’t give this movie enough credit! All the characters accomplish their goals at the end of this movie! I understand the issues with this film but it’s pretty damn fun, and the character writing has been amazing at the end of this film! Will was able to save his father after all!
Elizabeth got her revenge!
And Jack was able to get rid of Davy Jones.
And the ending was beautiful! 🏴☠️☠️🏴☠️
The look on Jen’s face when Holden was talking about Zordon was priceless. It was like she was saying “Does this look like the face of someone who knows what the hell you’re talking about?”. 😂
Beckett did not even try to fight because the moment he realized that the Flying Dutchman was in enemy hands, he knew it was over. Because you can't beat the Dutchman crew. It's like fighting Barbossa's undead crew in the first movie.
Not just that but the blackperal aswell 2 of the best ships in the seas he didn't stand a chance
This is my favorite movie ever! I have Will’s line “Keep a weather eye on the horizon” tatted on my arm, along with Jack Sparrow’s tattoo too!
And Will and Liz’s tragic love story is so good it hurts!
What does it mean?
@@arminarlert1953 it’s a sailor slang that means watch something carefully, usually used when watching out for a storm or something like that. In the context of Will saying it, he’s making promise that he will return one day and that Elizabeth should keep looking out for him
@@meekofortin14 ohhhh cool thanks
These movies have very strong intros, this one is probably my favorite intro of the 3. Totally brutal, but I love the song! The first one will always be the best!
The opening and title card to AWE is probably my favourite of all time :)
3:52 Barbossa trying to figure out where she was hiding that huge thing is hilarious😂
Someone needs to make a compilation of every dirty joke Holden has made and Jen's reactions
@Cajun Cowboy Please tag me/us once you successfully upload it, dude :)
FUCK YEEEES 🤣🤣🤣🤣
To Jen: The reason Becket froze up was that his plans fell apart. The entire time, Becket was operating according to his plans, everything that happened was something that he'd accounted for in his head. He never accounted for that the Dutchman would switch allegiances, whichwas a result of Jack's selflessness in saving Will. So basically, Becket lost because Jack chose to do the right thing, just as Elizabeth predicted. Becket froze as his ship - and has master plan of order and oppression - crumbled around him. It's deeply poetic and I love it.
Probably an unpopular opinion but this movie is my favourite of all the pirates films and one of my favourite films of all time. The soundtrack, the camerawork, the set pieces, the characterisation everything is so damn good! Also love the symbolic ending connecting to the end of the first film. Just an amazing piece of cinema.
I would recommend watching the deleted scenes for this movie specifically, they had to cut it down for time but there is one specific scene they cut with Jack that is actually my favorite scene in the whole series
Favorite part about these movies is learning that all the captains that have backstabbed or tried to kill each other have deals they’ve made with themselves that are like “no matter what we don’t do this”
Beckett's death scene is one of the best death scenes of all time. PERFECT for his character and makes sense why he reacted why he did imo.
This is my favorite film in the series. It just has everything I wanted in a Pirates film.
The Voldemort add in at the end had me laughing so hard. Thanks!
Every time Holden says a dirty joke I’m ready to hear Jenn calling him by his full name😅
The final battle of At World’s End is THE MOST underrated fight ever
If you think this movie is silly, imagine it with Sora, Donald and Goofy in the middle of it.
Kingdom Hearts is one heckuva drug, is all I'm saying.
I love Kingdom Hearts with all my heart and soul
It's the trip of a lifetime ;D
Becketts death scene is probably my favourite death scene out of ALL movies I've seen. The practical effects of blowing up the ship is just fantastic. And the way Beckett walking down the stairs and the stairs is getting blown away right behind him is just awesome. It's a walk where you know he feels utter defeat and accepts it with a last walk of glorious destruction.
I don't know, if fits the narrative perfectly and the technical aspect of the shot is marvelous. Perfect scene - "Totally destroyed ship"/10
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It's not entirely practical effects. Even most of minuscule splinters are cgi. They did use practical effects but what you're seeing most in the short is cgi.
@@ashishhembrom3905 even? That's the hardest to belive? Tiny splinters flying around his face?
@@aadn. yes. Those tiny splinter would be dangerous if they're flying or exploding anywhere near a human face. See the breakdown of this.
@@ashishhembrom3905 ..
That's what I was saying
You said "even the splinters," obviously that wouldn't be done practically
I loved that you mentioned The Invisible. I saw it on the STARZ channel on tv when I was like 13/14. Pretty unknown and underrated film. Recommend for those who haven't seen!
To me, this was the best way of finishing this franchise… With the 2nd and the 3rd movie, been like a Part 1 and Part 2; this movies have some things that makes this movies a master piece.
1. Hans Zimmer soundtrack to me this movie has the most incredible pieces of music of all the trilogy.
2. The characters arc, to me the most notorious was Elizabeth’s, from been the Governor’s daughter, to be one of the Pirate Lords, Queen of the Pirate Court, Will’s wife (who’s the Dutchman captain), and also and amazing sword master, because no many people can give Davy Jones a sword fight.
3. The passion of Barbosa to everything he is doing through the movie… From the “What RRR you doing”, to him enjoying killing people and also the way he talks and laughs… 😅
So I love that you can appreciate this franchise and love it as much as I do.
"King" of the Pirate Court. It's a title, independent of the gender of said King. Otherwise - I agree with all that.
@@Jump3RPictur3s My bad... 😅
The reason why Beckett didn’t fire the weapons was because he doesn’t fight with weapons in general! He fights with negotiation and politics. He tries to control people by negotiating with them as hard as he can! that’s why he was a different villain! :)
I feel like a lot of people don’t understand the universal pirates of the Caribbean! ☠️☠️☠️
I’ve been standing up for 2/3 over part 1. For a long time now!
9:44 There's a deleted scene where Davy lies about Elizabeth being killed when the Kraken pulled down the Black Pearl so Elizabeth's dad tries to stab the heart but Jones explains that when he cut his heart out he cursed it so that if anyone ever killed him by stabbing it they'd have to cut their hearts out and captain the Flying Dutchman in his place because someone always has to take the souls of people who died at sea to the afterlife.
"He don't look old" Keith Richards already found the fountain of youth lol.
In my opinion this movie is perfect. The trilogy is perfect. I guess people tend not to take it just as seriously as other epic stories, for example Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, Harry Potter, etc, because it has a lot of humour but in my opnion deserves to be praised just as much as those stories. Also, many people don't pay enough attention to the movies to catch sme of the subtle explanations to what happened in this world and some of the subtle explanations of how the supernatural stuff works in the series.
Great video, as always! I wish you reacted to one of my favourite conversations in the whole franchise but unfortunatly you skipped it in the reaction. I am talking about the one where Jack and Barbossa talk about how "The world used to be a bigger place" to wich Jack replies "The world is still the same. There's just less in it". This dialogue can be applied to so many things in our day to day life and is very special to me.
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Pirates trilogy is one of the best ever
This is what makes 4 and 5 such letdowns. The original trilogy was perfect and ended great, but it seems like after this they had no idea what to do next so they just threw some crap together. I’d be interested to see what happens in the 6th as they teased Davy Jones returning and Johnny has loosened his stance on never working with Disney again. It’d also be interesting to see a prequel about Davy Jones and how he came to be the mythical creature he is. Idk. I’d just love to see another Pirates movie if they manage to do it right and have a good story to tell.
The reason in the end that Will had to go away for 10 years is that he was suppose to ferry the souls of the dead. Davy Jones was always suppose to do that but became corrupted (hence tentacles and stuff.) and didn't actually do his job. This can be seen from a scene earlier in the movie while in the realm of the dead where calypso mentions that Davy Jones was suppose to be the ferry for the lost souls and clearly wasn't as they saw souls within the water that were just floating lost.
At the end when you see the flying Dutchman head off into the distance, you see a spark of green light. That is will turner essentially leaving the mortal world and entering the world of the dead where he is to continue his job for 10 years of ferrying the dead. Unlike how we see Davy jones who primarily stays within the mortal world and seems to terrorize shipwrecks to convince mortal individuals at deaths door to serve him.
Essentially going with him would have been a death sentence for her, and he had a new duty to ferry those lost souls unlike what Davy Jones had been doing.
Becketts balls didn't shrink he was just in complete shock that he was outsmarted. He was the puppet master, the smartest guy in the room for the past 2 movies.
One of the first movies I saw and remember in the cinema when I was 7, these first 3 pirate movies are so good, such a good vibe and can always watch over and over again
Love that Jen is shocked at Holden’s PG-13 jokes the entire video and then right at the end says, “Gonna get that poon tonight!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pirates of the Caribbean At World's End is by far one of my favorite films in the franchise! Thank you for reacting to this film!
Honestly a new item on my bucket list is to watch and discuss my favorite marvel movie (winter soldier) with Holden. Love the Chanel as always guys! Can’t wait for more!
24:09 when Jen said "as long as I get a sword like that" Holden was thinking to himself "just wait till the honeymoon"
I think this film is the most times I've heard Jen say 'Holden Thomas Hardman' XD Time for a compilation methinks!
Also I saw this 3 times in cinema too! I couldn't get enough it tbh and its my 2nd fav of the trilogy.
Special shout-out to the editor- love that Avada Kedavra and the other jokes
This movie has my favourite end fight of all time. first time seeing it in theatres was so cool.
This is the original *Avengers: Endgame* and I love it so much
Favorite part of these videos is Holden previously on, recapping the last video part at the beginning lol. Keep up the great work my guy. Cheers
24:04 I can see it now. Holden and Jen, dressed as pirates, get married on a yacht in the middle of a hurricane. Epic.
Great reaction as always, you two.
A little known secret ending has Calypso and Bill Turner showing up as Will and Elizabeth and their son meet. Calypso tells Will he did his 10 years with honor, but now Bill will be the new Captain of the Dutchman. And she releases Will.
For anybody who is always praising the first movie to be the best. I have been studying 1-3 and I constantly re-watch them. Pirates of the Caribbean does not go downhill in writing after the first movie. That is your business to believe that opinion everyone else goes with.
Dead man’s chest gave the characters more depth! Elizabeth and William barely have anything to work with in the first movie. William’s relationship with his father that was hinted in the first movie of his father‘s existence. Paid off wonderfully. William’s character had way more in depth now and you have something to truly care about him for. You get both perspectives when you understand their Reunion! Bootstrap didn’t want Will to become a pirate like him, he wanted him to have a free life from the pirate life. William had a hard time accepting he was half Pirate but when he accepted his life and his father… He has a new journey to stab the heart of Davy Jones to set his father free.
And you’re implying William is better in the first movie just because he wanted to save the girl he loved? William in the second movie now has Elizabeth as a lover. And now a new journey to rescue his father someone else he cares about. And this became a difficult situation when bootstrap told Elizabeth at world‘s end. William has to make a decision. Either don’t kill Davy Jones so he can be with you. Or he does kill Davy Jones and set me free, but he won’t be able to be on land for 10 years. If I were him I wouldn’t pick me! :/ The emotional weight on William’s character gets better and better.
Elizabeth in the first movie was just a damsel in distress girl. She wasn’t useless in the first movie but you get the point. In the second movie, Elizabeth learned to wield a sword and she used it in the battle. She pulled a gun to Beckett‘s head.. went on her own journey to save will.
She has grown a lot since the first movie who was just an innocent girl! Elizabeth got better as a character in 2 and 3!
As for Jack sparrow. He does not become a joke at all in all 3 movies.
Jack sparrow is at his best in the second movie and in the third movie. There was a moment in dead men’s chest… Where Jack didn’t know what he truly wanted so the compass couldn’t locate what he desired. So when Elizabeth went on her journey and then found Jack.. Jack used her for his advantage! He took advantage of Elizabeth’s feelings by telling her if you want to save Will you have to want to find the chest of Davy Jones! In order to get will back.. That’s why Jack gave her the compass. Jack knew if he couldn’t figure what he wanted out he was going to get it out of Elizabeth. Since Elizabeth now wants to find the chest of Davy Jones to save will. This gives Jack the huge opportunity to find the chest to stab the heart in it. But instead he wants to control DavyJones before killing him. Jack sparrow is not stupid! When will was trying to stab the heart towards the end of the second movie. Jack knows just because Davy Jones is dead, does not mean the Kraken will be stopped as well. And you’re telling me Jack is dumb after part 1??
As for Beckett. He was a well executed villain who uses dialogue and negotiation to control people. The Reason why Beckett didn’t fire his cannons at worlds end. Was because it would be totally out of his character to use weapons. Beckett uses certain words to get through people and how to control them behind the scenes. Beckett at the end of the movie had nothing left to negotiate with. Davy Jones was dead, Jack sparrow is alive and well. Will Turner is now the new captain of the Flying Dutchman. Beckett had literally nothing to use against on people. He was caught in shocked and he decided to die..
Anyways I could defend the Gore Verbinski’s Trilogy all night. His trilogy is an underrated trilogy. It had great character writing and amazing detail of its depth.
Also Will vs Davy Jones!!! 😈😈😈
when Will challenging Davy Jones.
Davy Jones asks him how do you know about the key?
Will replies and says, that's NOT part of the game is it? 😏 You can STILL walk away!! 😏
As for pirates 4/5 they are not even Canon they are filler movies. The story ended at worlds end! ☠️
I wish they went with the other version of Jacks meeting with Beckut, because it shows more of Jack’s true character and gives a bit of background to him and the pearl.
27:18 Like Holden said, if all it takes for Davey Jones to go on land is being in sea water, I'm sure Elizabeth could set up some sort of bucket walk way to her yard where she could have a pool/bathtub set up for the two of them each night. Or even set up some sort of floating house deal that's tethered to her yard by a rope that they could shack up in.
The maelstrom battle is iconic, simply because it's a thing that's only in this movie. Every pirate movie has a ship battle. Every movie or show with swords has swordplay.
But Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is the only movie in the world with a maelstrom ship fight, sword fight, all the fights. The writers of these movies really know how to relay things to the audience, in a way that's show don't tell, and how to use Chekov's gun. Jack's cool trick to get away from Beckett? Used to get away from Jones, which is then used again to get away from the sinking ship. The trilogy is incredible. Really lightning in a bottle that even if Johnny were to return as Sparrow, it would never be replicated again.
the first scene is so burnt into my mind that I can sing that song in my sleep for the past 15 years. Dark, yes, but it's a necessary reminder of what world is it all happening in.
One of my favorite parts of these reactions are the suggestive jokes, that are instantly followed by "Holden Thomas Hardman!"
Holden, your edits on the videos are killing me man lmao, hope you and Jen are doing alright and thanks for the vids!
We really need a super cut of every time Jen says HOLDEN THOMAS HARDMAN
This movie is so much fun, great VFX, score, action sequences
The Interceptor was destroyed in the first POTC film. This ship was the Endeavour.
Must have been the first time in a very long time that someone has called Keith Richards "not old".
Bill Turner melding into the Dutchman when he talks to Elizabeth is tying back into the phrase they first said in the second movie and then repeated a few times in this one. "Part with the crew, part with the ship". After severing 10 years aboard the Dutchman a crew member becomes part of the ship, at least while Davy Jones is captain. If you remember in the second movie was a guy who stepped out of the wall and left his brain in the wall. Also Bill Turner has a lot more coral and barnacles on him in this movie than he did in the second. It also ties into the crews ability to walk through walls and appear anywhere on the ship, they are a part of the ship, so they can be anywhere on the ship.
Gonna need a end of the month compilation of Holden’s seggual puns cause that’d be pure hilarious
Holden when Jen said "as long as I get a sword like that" I was fully expecting you to make a HOLDEN THOMAS HARDMAN comment, such a missed opportunity dude
I'm so glad that when you were editing this video u decided to keep the BOOFING part 😭😭😭😂😂😂
Barbosa is really the glue that holds this franchise together for me.
100 percent agree. Jack and Barbosa are the pirates of the caribbean. Every movie with the both of them are the best movies.
The reason there wasn't a big naval fight between the rest of the ships is because of the Flying Dutchman... it is not touched in the movie (as far as I remember), but I believe the myth also goes that the ship can't be sink/destroyed completely, or at all. It always comes back. This is reinforced in the movie by the fact that the Flying Dutchman went down into a maelstorm where no ship can survive, and it almost instantly just poped back up like nothing happened.
Now I assume all the other captains of the ships had someone to look through the spyglass and report on the battle. And if you see a ship that literally got shot with canonfire and go down in a maelstorm and come back, ofcourse everybody else would just dip.
In short, it came down on whose side was the Flying Dutchman. It would be good for the side it was on, but spell certain doom for the other side. Therefore no big naval battle, as the Flying Dutchman could sink all the ships around there.
At least Holden didn't say, "Jen, I'll give you a sword when we get married"
I agree with Holden when he talks about appreciating Disney going a bit darker when it came to that Opening Scene.
It’s hilarious how Holden has been so emboldened to lay out the dirty jokes now that you guys are engaged
I worked at a movie theatre when this came out and the coin flip at the beginning blew out a subwoofer in one of our theatres. It sounded so bad we had to unplug it until it could get fixed.
14:43 Bootstrap's becoming part of the Dutchman which happens to all the crew the longer they're on it. Jones tricks them into believing they're cheating death when they're actually getting worse than it to suffer as much as him.
The first three films tell a well told action adventure story. At World's End was a nice way to close things off. But the next movies kind of basically ruin what came before. The forth movie was supposed to be the start of a new trilogy that never came. It could have worked as a Epilogue if they managed to write the Forth film better but again end it on cliffhangers that doesn't really get resolved in the way you think it will and the Fifth is just garbage. It completely destroys the entire characterization of Jack Sparrow. Like the character in the fifth film does not feel or act like the character from the four previous movies in any way except for one sequence that is also a big retcon to what was told in the second film so...yeh. Forth film, not the best but not the worst either and is still somewhat fun and creative. Fifth is just a giant middle finger to the franchise as a whole. I like to pretend the Fifth one never happened. Like there's too many plotholes and retcons in that, that it makes no sense even for this over the top supernatural pirates franchise.
Couldn’t agree more. The first three are untouchable. The fourth one I actually like a bit, or at least the first 20 or 30 minutes. I feel like it drops off after the Mermaid capture and then they’re just trekking through jungle for a good chunk of the movie. But it picks back up again when Jack and Barbossa team up. Overall it’s decent, but for whatever reason they didn’t follow up on the end credit scene or a couple of other things. And I couldn’t agree more about the fifth, it just breaks so many rules and previously established moments and things that it’s genuinely infuriating. And Jack is absolutely terrible except for the flashback scene.
I like how Jen always has the same delayed reaction then drops the "Holden Thomas Hardman!" whenever he makes a sex-joke 😅
In regards to the heart cannon scene, I think whichever’s soldier’s cannonball hits the heart first in the spilt second would become the new Captain and because the crew’s really connected with the ship they’ll know who exactly
Jack Sparrow: "Thanks Spider-Man!"
Spider-Man: "Everybody gets one. Tell him, Peter."
Peter: " Uhh, Apparently everybody gets one."
Family guy reference
The Davy Jones locker thing is supposed to be a world of madness! That’s why there’s so many jacks!
10:15 exactly, the ship is designed like that so it wouldn't fully tip over.
I'm always like the Leo DiCaprio pointing meme when Jenn gives us a rousing "Holden Thomas Hardman".
Lord Cutler Beckett's ship (the blue and yellow striped ship of the East India Trading Company) is named The Endeavour. The Interceptor, the light, fast ship that Jack and Will stole to pursue the Black Pearl in the first film, was destroyed by Barbossa's crew when they caught up to them after Jack and Will rescued Elizabeth from Isla de Muerta, in that brief moment where the ship that we think Will was still on blows up. The Endeavour is much more built to withstand a sea battle than the Interceptor was, but even it can't survive being outflanked as it was.
If you like Geoffrey Rush, then you guys should watch The House on Haunted Hill. That film definitely put him on the map for me and I think it also came out in the greatest year for cinema, 1999......
He was in a great, yet underappreciated movie called "Swimming Upstream" that I think he's awesome in.
That movie scared me to death bro lol but yea Geoffrey Rush is probably 1 of my favorite actors ever
@@bad2dabohn1992 Yeah, but that movie was AWESOME, too! 😅
I mean, his favorite performace for me was definitely Barbossa, too. But you're right, I would definitely put him at least in my top 20 all time favorite actors list. So far, I've only officially listed my top 4.
Robert Downey Jr, Edward Norton, Brad Dourif and newest on the list Henry Thomas....
Fun fact: Keira Knightley trained herself to keister to make the pistol pulling scene more realistic.
Jens Reaction at 9:15 was like wait a minute the joke then processed lol.. out of all the Pirates Films At Worlds End I feel was the best out of the series. I always love watching them, I wanna say Disney kind of pushed the envelope with these films as some of the humor and the deaths were little more mature for kids under the age of 13.
Holden's jokes are rated Rrrrrr....I'll see myself out now
This is easily my favourite in the franchise. It's in my top 10 favourite movies of all time. Barbossa never disappoints, and Tia Dalma is amazing.
Ps. What ARE ya doin'?
This movie was at least two bottles in the 'Holden Thomas Hardman' drinking game.
Holy crap I can't believe you shouted out The Invisible! It's suuuuch a great movie. I loved it when I first saw it and I still try to go back regularly to watch it again. I'm glad to see someone else likes it too.
Did you know that the reason why Jack was branded as a pirate was because he wouldn’t ferry slaves.
Davey Jones' locker is indeed a real filming location. It's the salt flats in western UT outside of Salt Lake City.
The music in this movie is the most romantic score I have ever heard in a film. Freaking love it
The scenes in Davey Joneses locker were filmed in the salt flats of Utah. I used to see them while driving semis back in the day, really cool scenery!
"At least he got some Elizabeth Swann mouth before he died."
Who _hasn't_ gotten Elizabeth Swann mouth?
Remember watching all the POTC when I was young this series really bringing back alot of memories
Super impressed that Jen noticed the necklace on Calypso!!
I love the sly little edits 😂😍 brilliant.
I confess, I come to these videos just to hear "Holden Thomas Hardman". And to hear it three times, nice hat trick Jen. Nice!
Keith Richards is 20 years older than Johnny Depp.. So dad and son is totally believable.
6:09 amazing detail in this scene, he is sad because of calypso and notices that his locket is playing while closed which means she is thinking about him, this makes him sadder and he gets angry because he realised he’s feeling emotions which means his heart is near
"Whose to say?" That should be a merch shirt lol