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You could play Assassin's Creed Black Flag or if you want a more goofy and funny experience then I guess you could play Lego pirates of the carribean (after you have seen all of the movies of course)
Miss. Mrs. means she's married, Miss is when they've yet to be married, and Ms. when they've been married and divorced/widowed. This used to bug the hell out of me when I was younger so now I spaz every time I see it. >_
Funny enough I did a history report that ended up having the real life Barbosa involved due to the trade. Real life Barbosa wasn't that far off from the movie. He was such an amazing pirate, he was actually hired to by the country he was robbing to be an admiral.
Disney executives HATED Depps' performance in this; they tried several times to cancel the film during production or replace him outright (their original choice for the role was MATTHEW McConaughey). the CEO at the time Michael Eisner was bracing for a catastrophic flop. It wound up being their biggest earner of the year.
Fun (personal) fact about the film: I took fencing as a kid and went to see this film the week it came out. As I was leaving the theater I ran into my fencing instructor who happened to be there the same night. He told me this: "All that waving the blade around is nonsense, but at least I managed to teach them proper footwork." Took a minute to sink in, but he went on to explain that he'd spent 8 weeks teaching Depp and Bloom, among other actors/extras, proper sword etiquette. When Jack has Will mirror the sidestep, I remember going over that exact movement. I literally learned my sword basics from the very instructor who coached the actors how to fight for the film. Small world.
Yea,I've studied the Martial Arts for years and I can tell immediately if the actor is a true Martial Artist,who just trained recently for the film and who just looks good because of the fight choreographer and if the director is really good with camera angles.The one actor that that was well trained and wasn't a true Martial artist was Matt Damon for the Bourne films.
This is my favorite Pirates film but the second one to me is just about as iconic. Also, in regards to the yellowed eyes of some of the pirates; yellowed eye whites is called jaundice, which is a symptom of alcoholic hepatitis, which is a result of heavy drinking causing liver damage. So basically, the Pirates are severe alcoholics.
Yeah, that checks out. lol Incidentally, the second and third Pirates movies are part of a duology. You're supposed to watch both of them, back to back, to truly get the full story. Also, while there is a fourth and a fifth Pirates movie after the third one, I only watched each of those once... because the story could essentially be called "complete" after Part 3 ended. Which makes the next two movies nothing more than "extras." So I only really re-watch the first three Pirates movies. Also... Part 5 kind of takes some... "liberties" with the larger storyline, and goofs up on some of the plot advancement of the earlier flicks.
Fun fact: Writers confirmed Barbossa's lack of lights in his eyes is from Hepatitis, whilst Pintel's is from SEVERE scurvy...... Yellowing of the iris usually from jaundice notwithstanding.
That part where will says “this is either madness or brilliance” and then when jack responds with “it’s remarkable how those two traits coincide” got to be my favourite couple of lines in the whole film. Epic scene
The part where Will is imitating Jack was technically a Blooper cause Orlando was jokingly improvising and the film crew got a laugh from it so kept it
‘Clearly you’ve never been to Singapore’ is just a nicer way of saying there’s a lot of bodice ripping there and more than likely Jack has done quite a bit! 😉 😉
Furthermore during the time period of the movie, the British fleet was split into 3 squadrons. This particular flag, known as the blue ensign, denotes the ship belongs to the blue squadron. There are also red and white versions for the other 2 squadrons.
That’s absolutely not the reason why the flag was different. The flag was different because it was missing the st Patrick’s saltire which was to represent Irelands entrance into the UK in 1801, the flag prior to that was just representing the union of England and Scotland
@@patrickfleming253 Yeah, the old Kingdom of Great Britain flag. I actually never noticed it was correct in this movie. I did notice later on in On Stranger Tides when Barbossa’s ship is proudly flying a massive UK flag with Ireland’s cross in 1750 lol
@@patrickfleming253 It absolutely was the reason that Mary was noticing however. She pointed out how it changed in 3 different scenes. 1st scene was a naval ensign, 2nd scene the flag of UK of Great Britain, 3rd scene was a naval ensign.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag is easily the best pirate game around, really captures the pirate vibe plus the main character has some Jack Sparrow type qualities as well so you'd love him lol
@@mavielor7394 yeah, they never mention even the grog and you can't even get drunk in the game, well besides all the nsfw things that pirates used to do.
You'll notice that anytime Barbosa and Elizabeth are on screen together, Barbosa is on the left. Geoffrey Rush, knowing that most of the world looks first at the left side of the screen then across to the right, insisted on being on the left side because if Kiera was on the left, the audience would never notice him. 😉
You gotta watch them all!!! The first three pirates movies are one of the best movie trilogies ever. The third one has one of the best scenes in all of cinema imo
Film three is a bit of everything - massively pretentious, over the top, a bit long - but still very ambitious, ambitiously crazy, and surprisingly fun. And gets a lot of mileage out of conflicting motives, double crossings and interplay of the characters. Not to mention the awesome Zimmer score, and some great playing off scenes between some of the prominent players. Film four sags a bit, but the characters save it. Film five just felt very tired, and with some weakened portrayals, a lot of the time.
My favorite things about the film are Gore Verbinski's directing, Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow, and Hans Zimmer 's iconic score. This is seriously one of my favorite films and one of the greatest film trilogies ever.
I was impressed they got away with using a classic Disney trope twice in this series. The 'round guy' and the 'lean guy'. Here we have both Kings Navy and the Pirates using this 'buddy system'.
Klaus Badelt made the score for the first one, Hans Zimmer only helped with the creation of different themes including the main one. He had time obligations for another score which is why he’s only credited as producer on the first score
In the film, Will and Elizabeth are 20 (around 12 in the opening), Jack is somewhere in his 20s/30s, Norrington is 28 (20 in the opening) and who knows how old the dog is.
I believe Jack is meant to be somewhere between 30 and 35, I don't remember exacyly. I know he was mutinied 10 years prior to this, and was Captain for 2 years before that. Which occured when he was quite young.
Klaus Badelt composed the ORIGINAL score for Pirates of the Caribbean, Hans Zimmer took over and expanded on it, but I feel like a lot of people forget the first guy. Iconic!
Someone said that if he won the case he should look Amber Heard and said “You’ll always remember this as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow”
LONG LIVE CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW!! Steven Spielberg was almost picked to direct the film but was too busy working on Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can both released in 2002. Harrison Ford, Matthew McConaughey, Christopher Walken, Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, Michael Keaton, and Robert DeNiro were almost cast as Jack Sparrow. Christian Bale Tobey McGuire Christopher Masterson and Ben Peyton were considered for Will Turner. Jessica Alba Jamie Alexander and Amanda Bynes were considered for Elizabeth.
Johnny Depp took Jack Sparrow's mannerisms from Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones! 🤭 Johnny is great in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998), especially his mannerisms, this movie isn't everybody's cup of tea, but i love it! 🥰🤣👌🏼✌🏼
Pirates 1, 2 and 3 tell one big, overarching story with a beginning, middle and end. Pirates 4 and 5 are standalone, one-off stories (and aren't as good as the OG trilogy, imo).
fun fact: Rum was so sought out in the Caribbean that people fought over the stuff, which makes sense when the alternate was Grog, which was basically swill with a hint of backwash, it'd get you drunk but it's about as pleasant as getting run through with a cutlass.
Grog is mostly water and was used just to keep hydrated for long trips. Pirates figured out that adding a bit of alcohol can keep the water clean over a long period of time. Then they added lemon and lime juices to protect against scurvy and added sugar for taste.
yeah AC Black Flag always did best at giving me the pirate-experience fix. the best parts of the game are when you're just sailing around the Caribbean exploring and fighting other ships. (listening to the sea shanties lol)
9:35 Using people who where unable to swim as crew in the navy was actually a common practice - people who can't swim defend their ships longer (at least that's what was the reasoning behind this). All of the Pirates of the Carribean moves are fun, however the first one is also the best one. Speaking of my favourite pirates movies....hm. I watched dozens of pirate movies over the years, i always loved this genre.
Kiera Knightly is a British actress. That is why she talks like that. It is her British accent. Fun fact is Kiera was in the Star Wars Prequels. Kiera played Padme’s double in Phantom Menace. When they were young the both looked alike.
The third one is really good, and while 4 and 5 aren't anywhere near as charming as this one, they're not terrible movies, and definitely worth a watch.
In reference to the “yellow eyes” comment, it’s usually jaundice associated with liver damage which causes a spike in bilirubin. Sometimes seen in scurvy patients as well. Both scurvy or excessive drinking at sea could be causes common with that time period.
I always assumed it was liver damage due to chronic alcoholism. It was common for most seafarers, especially pirates to drink heavily. These guys most likely have had a lifetime of hardcore boozing.
My favorite Johnny Depp films include Benny & Joon,Sleepy Hollow,The Ninth Gate,and Alice in Wonderland.I'm probably the only person in the world who liked him in "Mordecai"
In my opinion the first three are the best, but the other two after are a mess, it starts pulling stuff from nowhere and removes so many iconic characters.
I just started watching Pirates of the Caribbean and I’ll say that This movie is so Freaking Adventurous and Awesome (Idk why I didn’t see it as a kid)
I'm really glad that Disney decided to make a movie based from their Pirates of the Caribbean ride. I've always loved the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney World ever since I first went on the ride back in the 80's. Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow really made these shows great. If anyone wants to see a really young Johnny Depp then watch the Original (first) movie of "Nightmare on Elm Street from the 1980's.
As for games that are pirate related. Assasain's Creed Black Flag is probably one of the best Pirate games even if you aren't into that game series, it'll still be fun alone.
The scene where Jack and Will walk underwater is actually possible because when you submerge a container upside down in water, the air becomes trapped between the material and the water. I’ve actually done it myself.
3:57 That man is Kevin McNally, and he has indeed been in Downton Abbey! He appears in only three episodes, so it's pretty impressive you remember that!
Johnny Depp worked with Tim Burton in several movies: Sleepy Hollow, Ed Wood, Edward Scissorhands, Alice in Wonderland, Sweeney Todd, Dark Shadows, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and he did voice acting in The Corpse Bride.
I know you finished the trilogy months ago, but lemme just say: 1. "No way are they fighting over there!" basically sums up the entire franchise. 2. Don't sleep on Norrington. He is without a doubt one of the better characters of the movies, probably the most noble heart. He's by no means a coward and is willing to risk his own life to save people, also he's willing to accept that his love wants another man and even gives them his blessing, etc. His stint as a pirate and that conflict within makes for an interesting transition back and forth.
I thoroughly enjoyed your spirited commentary. You're so much fun (and lovely, as always). Carry on with your fine work. I'm already looking forward to your next production.
You're the ONLY one I've seen point out and talk about the age gap between Elizabeth and Norrington! Thank you! It's always kind of creeped me out but nobody acknowledges it.
Elizabeths upbringing would probably help, not hinder someone inexperienced. After all Elizabeth, as the daughter of the governor, would most likely have learned more about ships than the average girl in that town.
There was a Pirates of the Caribbean Online for a while, but Disney wasn't into running a mmo long term and closed it down. Recently they made a deal with Rare and they released PotC content within Sea of Thieves. There is a pirate themed t.v. show which is on par with game of Thrones in production and acting quality - better in writing, called Black Sails.
you know mary, the best thing about people like us who have bad memoriy is that we get to watch things multiple times for the first time 😭😭😭 P.S. when pirates came out i was obsessed with "sid meyer's pirates!" so id recommend that even though it isnt a very complex game. and assassins creed 4!
All the Pirates movies are great quality films. I would say this one is the best stand-alone movie, but the 2nd and 3rd are my favorites. Dead Man's Chest and At World's End should be considered together because there isn't really a conclusion in the 2nd, the story caries over to the 3rd film.
The only one that i really cared about was the first one because i’m really nostalgic and it makes me think of the ride at Disneyland, as a matter of fact, the imagineers made a Jack sparrow after the movie came out and put it in the ride
Regarding the "boat underwater creating an air pocket" trick, apparently it's not possible, at least not in the way they did it, or the length of time they did it. It's been debunked by many people. That scene had me questioning my common sense haha.
It might be possible, but you'd need to attach a lot of extra weight to the boat. Otherwise, it would just float back up to the surface with that big air bubble under it. And by extra weight, I mean extra density. Two people, or indeed any number of people, won't cut it, because people have about the same density as water. And since they're in salt water, it would be even less effective. You'd need an iron anchor or something. And it would have to pull down equally on both sides of the boat, otherwise it would roll sideways and let all the air out. I never noticed this physics discrepancy when I first watched the movie, so I guess now I'm compensating by overanalyzing it.
GOL D. ROGER was a legendary pirate who held the title of Pirate King and owned the legendary treasure known as One Piece Across the ocean pirates are still searching for that Great Treasure.
I can't believe Taika Waititi was wearing a One Piece shirt on the set of Thor Love and Thunder! He must be a big fan of the show! Now I really can't wait for Netflix's live action series of One Piece to come out!
One of my favorite movies, Johnny was just born for that role. For sure would love reactions to the others. btw. because u said u wanted to play a pirate game and not sea of thiefs, I can highly recommend Assasins Creed Black Flag, its perfect for that if u get that feeling while watching this film, it gives u such a great Pirate mood.
The music is by Hans Zimmer, even though it's credited to someone else in the first film. That only happened because Zimmer was contracted to a different movie so wasn't allowed to help out, but they needed assistance on the film so he did it anyway.
If you’re looking for a great pirate game, Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag is exactly what you’re looking for. And you don’t have to know anything about the series to enjoy this one!
If you can find the game, Sid Meier's Pirates game from '04/'05 was great fun. More modern games you could play Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag or even the Lego Pirates of the Caribbean game
I believe the reason the flag looks different is because this was before the act of Union in 1800 that "officially" designated Ireland as part of the UK
The boat thing underwater is very possible. The moment the edge of the boat touches the water it traps the air in the available space because water is non-permeable. You can simulate the effect by turning over a cup (glass to see through it) and pressing it down onto relatively flat water in the sink. You would see that there is air trapped in the top of the cup between the glass and the water.
Life was different then. In those days a woman was considered marriable as soon as she got your period so marriage at 14 or 15 was common. Also, men would often have their wife die in childbirth or from disease before 40, and then go out to marry again picking a young woman to have more children with since many children died young too. A young woman would have the best chance of surviving childbirth. A 30 year old man marrying a girl half his age was no big deal.
James Norrington, a lieutenant at the time, is 20. The main events of the film take place when Elizabeth is 20 and Norrington 28, and the disparity in their ages wouldn't have necessarily been problematic during the time period in which the film takes place.
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If you want to play a pirate game, give assassin's creed: black flag a try.
The best pirate game is , Assassins Creed Black Flag , You can thank me later ! x
I am on the Black Flag bandwagon. It is easily the best pirate game out their.
@@Grandehero Petition to get Mary to make a live video of her playing Black Flag for the first time !!!! :P
You could play Assassin's Creed Black Flag or if you want a more goofy and funny experience then I guess you could play Lego pirates of the carribean (after you have seen all of the movies of course)
"You best start believing in ghost stories, Mrs Turner...You're in one."
Such a badass line.
facts
@@UltimateGamerCC Cry 🤡
Miss. Mrs. means she's married, Miss is when they've yet to be married, and Ms. when they've been married and divorced/widowed.
This used to bug the hell out of me when I was younger so now I spaz every time I see it. >_
Everybody gushes about Depp in this movie, but for me, Geoffrey Rush's Barbossa stole the movie.
Probably the best pirate I've ever seen.
@@MandoWookie 🤡
Of all the characters Geoffrey Rush (Barbosa) plays the best traditional idea of what pirates are perceived to be.
aye, that he does.
Funny enough I did a history report that ended up having the real life Barbosa involved due to the trade. Real life Barbosa wasn't that far off from the movie. He was such an amazing pirate, he was actually hired to by the country he was robbing to be an admiral.
@@XC11301991 Interesting so Barbosa's role in Pirates IV was based off of actual history
I believe there were several pirates that turned Privateer and vice versa.
Interesting... *bites apple* but what of my ship?
Disney executives HATED Depps' performance in this; they tried several times to cancel the film during production or replace him outright (their original choice for the role was MATTHEW McConaughey). the CEO at the time Michael Eisner was bracing for a catastrophic flop. It wound up being their biggest earner of the year.
I remember reading that the Disney execs thought Depps performance was well,gayish.
Nah.
@@thedragonlee76 you remember the day...
They almost fired captain j-
*falls off cliff*
And he was nominated for an Oscar for the role.
Well, we all know Disney lost their minds years ago.
Johnny created his mannerisms and Disney hated it until the movie was successful
Now, Disney takes _PRIDE_ in being unsuccessful.
Fun (personal) fact about the film: I took fencing as a kid and went to see this film the week it came out. As I was leaving the theater I ran into my fencing instructor who happened to be there the same night. He told me this: "All that waving the blade around is nonsense, but at least I managed to teach them proper footwork." Took a minute to sink in, but he went on to explain that he'd spent 8 weeks teaching Depp and Bloom, among other actors/extras, proper sword etiquette. When Jack has Will mirror the sidestep, I remember going over that exact movement.
I literally learned my sword basics from the very instructor who coached the actors how to fight for the film.
Small world.
Ah yes, but I find Thibault cancels out Capo Ferro, unless your enemy has studied his Agrippa!
Inconceivable!
Yea,I've studied the Martial Arts for years and I can tell immediately if the actor is a true Martial Artist,who just trained recently for the film and who just looks good because of the fight choreographer and if the director is really good with camera angles.The one actor that that was well trained and wasn't a true Martial artist was Matt Damon for the Bourne films.
It’s a small world after all. :)
@@sebastianordonez2252 “NO NO, *anything* but that…”
This is my favorite Pirates film but the second one to me is just about as iconic.
Also, in regards to the yellowed eyes of some of the pirates; yellowed eye whites is called jaundice, which is a symptom of alcoholic hepatitis, which is a result of heavy drinking causing liver damage. So basically, the Pirates are severe alcoholics.
Yeah, that checks out. lol
Incidentally, the second and third Pirates movies are part of a duology. You're supposed to watch both of them, back to back, to truly get the full story.
Also, while there is a fourth and a fifth Pirates movie after the third one, I only watched each of those once... because the story could essentially be called "complete" after Part 3 ended. Which makes the next two movies nothing more than "extras." So I only really re-watch the first three Pirates movies.
Also... Part 5 kind of takes some... "liberties" with the larger storyline, and goofs up on some of the plot advancement of the earlier flicks.
The yellow eyes is why 'the rums always gone'
Fun fact: Writers confirmed Barbossa's lack of lights in his eyes is from Hepatitis, whilst Pintel's is from SEVERE scurvy......
Yellowing of the iris usually from jaundice notwithstanding.
Jaundiced eyes can be the result of ANY liver infection if severe enough; Cirrhosis, Mononucleosis, Hepatitis, etc.
The reason the "dog will never move" is a reference to the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland. It can't move. 😂
it wouldnt have moved anyway, dog was trained to hold the keys and never to go up to a prisoner.
Oh. that's a funny reference
@@UltimateGamerCC there the Disney World in Orlando
There is another reference in the third movie as well, I am not sure if there is one in the second
@@Mary_PuppinsDP Uumm no, the ride has been around since at least the 80’s
That part where will says “this is either madness or brilliance” and then when jack responds with “it’s remarkable how those two traits coincide” got to be my favourite couple of lines in the whole film. Epic scene
Fantastic line, and the character literally dances between those two traits
@@julesvincent1113 Nope.
@@jsmithers. Nope nope.
..how often*..
@@jsmithers. 🤣🤣
The part where Will is imitating Jack was technically a Blooper cause Orlando was jokingly improvising and the film crew got a laugh from it so kept it
‘Clearly you’ve never been to Singapore’ is just a nicer way of saying there’s a lot of bodice ripping there and more than likely Jack has done quite a bit! 😉 😉
... I had somehow thought it might have something to do with a technique of gutting and deboning a fish...
The different flag was a British Naval Flag. Most all seafaring nations have naval flags in addition to the normal flag.
Furthermore during the time period of the movie, the British fleet was split into 3 squadrons. This particular flag, known as the blue ensign, denotes the ship belongs to the blue squadron. There are also red and white versions for the other 2 squadrons.
That’s absolutely not the reason why the flag was different. The flag was different because it was missing the st Patrick’s saltire which was to represent Irelands entrance into the UK in 1801, the flag prior to that was just representing the union of England and Scotland
@@patrickfleming253 Yeah, the old Kingdom of Great Britain flag. I actually never noticed it was correct in this movie. I did notice later on in On Stranger Tides when Barbossa’s ship is proudly flying a massive UK flag with Ireland’s cross in 1750 lol
@@patrickfleming253 It absolutely was the reason that Mary was noticing however. She pointed out how it changed in 3 different scenes. 1st scene was a naval ensign, 2nd scene the flag of UK of Great Britain, 3rd scene was a naval ensign.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag is easily the best pirate game around, really captures the pirate vibe plus the main character has some Jack Sparrow type qualities as well so you'd love him lol
other than… sea of thieves lolol idk why she hates it i bet she doesnt know about the pirates of the caribbean DLC
hmm no? the best pirate game around is sea of thieves. Black Flag is my favorite AC but it doesnt really capture the pirate vibe that much
@@mavielor7394 yeah, they never mention even the grog and you can't even get drunk in the game, well besides all the nsfw things that pirates used to do.
@Spoticle it's just Black Flag. It's a perfectly good pirate game, but is completely undeserving of the Assassin's Creed title.
Plus it's got sea shanties!
You'll notice that anytime Barbosa and Elizabeth are on screen together, Barbosa is on the left.
Geoffrey Rush, knowing that most of the world looks first at the left side of the screen then across to the right, insisted on being on the left side because if Kiera was on the left, the audience would never notice him. 😉
The man was trained in the theater. He knows how staging works. 😏
Jack Sparrow’s is one of the great character introductions of all time.
CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW
@@haydo-9916 jude law playing Captain Hook
There should be a “Captain” in there somewhere
You gotta watch them all!!! The first three pirates movies are one of the best movie trilogies ever. The third one has one of the best scenes in all of cinema imo
The first two are watchable the rest are absolute snooze tests filled with cgi gobbledygook
@@gorgejung307 Well, the third movie does have its (few) good scenes but after that came only horsepoo.
@@gorgejung307 Nah the 3rd ones absolutely goated
Film three is a bit of everything - massively pretentious, over the top, a bit long - but still very ambitious, ambitiously crazy, and surprisingly fun.
And gets a lot of mileage out of conflicting motives, double crossings and interplay of the characters.
Not to mention the awesome Zimmer score, and some great playing off scenes between some of the prominent players.
Film four sags a bit, but the characters save it. Film five just felt very tired, and with some weakened portrayals, a lot of the time.
My favorite things about the film are Gore Verbinski's directing, Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow, and Hans Zimmer 's iconic score. This is seriously one of my favorite films and one of the greatest film trilogies ever.
I was impressed they got away with using a classic Disney trope twice in this series. The 'round guy' and the 'lean guy'. Here we have both Kings Navy and the Pirates using this 'buddy system'.
Klaus Badelt made the score for the first one, Hans Zimmer only helped with the creation of different themes including the main one. He had time obligations for another score which is why he’s only credited as producer on the first score
Disney: You're fired.
"You forgotten one important thing mate.
... I'm Captain Jack Sparrow.
In the film, Will and Elizabeth are 20 (around 12 in the opening), Jack is somewhere in his 20s/30s, Norrington is 28 (20 in the opening) and who knows how old the dog is.
I believe Jack is meant to be somewhere between 30 and 35, I don't remember exacyly. I know he was mutinied 10 years prior to this, and was Captain for 2 years before that. Which occured when he was quite young.
@@LadyGreensleeves33 Yeah... I also think 35 is the right age. Means he was in his early 20's when becoming captain of the Black Pearl first.
Thanks, didn't actually know dat. Dis comment of yours should be Pinned. 👍
@@MexicanViper Why, thank you!
Klaus Badelt composed the ORIGINAL score for Pirates of the Caribbean, Hans Zimmer took over and expanded on it, but I feel like a lot of people forget the first guy. Iconic!
This is one of Johnny's greatest films he's ever made and he is the best pirate ever.
It IS his greatest without doubt
@@drdavid1963 Dead Man's Chest is better IMO.
@@jeremyfrost2636 not really
Id argue its Sweeney Todd
Thats why he said one of...@@HAbarneyWK
The orchestration of this movie is just incredible! Johnny Depp was born for this role
Someone said that if he won the case he should look Amber Heard and said “You’ll always remember this as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow”
It doesn’t matter if I see Johnny Depp in public, I will always see him as Captain Jack Sparrow in my eyes ☠️☠️
Cry. 🤡
@@jsmithers. Why are you being rude?
@@AdamRee-lx8uh Based on what?
LONG LIVE CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW!!
Steven Spielberg was almost picked to direct the film but was too busy working on Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can both released in 2002.
Harrison Ford, Matthew McConaughey, Christopher Walken, Robin Williams, Jim Carrey, Michael Keaton, and Robert DeNiro were almost cast as Jack Sparrow.
Christian Bale Tobey McGuire Christopher Masterson and Ben Peyton were considered for Will Turner.
Jessica Alba Jamie Alexander and Amanda Bynes were considered for Elizabeth.
"CAPTAIN"!!!!
Hugh Jackman was also almost cast
CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW
CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow. Savvy?
Boy did we get lucky on this casting!
The Princess Bride is my all time favorite movie! must have seen it hundreds of times, used to put it on a couple nights a week to sleep to.
Johnny Depp took Jack Sparrow's mannerisms from Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones! 🤭
Johnny is great in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998), especially his mannerisms, this movie isn't everybody's cup of tea, but i love it! 🥰🤣👌🏼✌🏼
Here’s what’s more interesting
Keith Richards plays Captain Teague, Jack Sparrows father
Pirates 1, 2 and 3 tell one big, overarching story with a beginning, middle and end.
Pirates 4 and 5 are standalone, one-off stories (and aren't as good as the OG trilogy, imo).
.... and then there's 6 which dared to exclude Jack from the movie
fun fact: Rum was so sought out in the Caribbean that people fought over the stuff, which makes sense when the alternate was Grog, which was basically swill with a hint of backwash, it'd get you drunk but it's about as pleasant as getting run through with a cutlass.
The whole idea of grog was to not get them drunk
@@AwkwardKyle then wtf was the point of it?
@@UltimateGamerCC make the barrels of drinking water on a ship SLIGHTLY more potable.
Grog is mostly water and was used just to keep hydrated for long trips. Pirates figured out that adding a bit of alcohol can keep the water clean over a long period of time. Then they added lemon and lime juices to protect against scurvy and added sugar for taste.
yeah AC Black Flag always did best at giving me the pirate-experience fix. the best parts of the game are when you're just sailing around the Caribbean exploring and fighting other ships. (listening to the sea shanties lol)
9:35 Using people who where unable to swim as crew in the navy was actually a common practice - people who can't swim defend their ships longer (at least that's what was the reasoning behind this).
All of the Pirates of the Carribean moves are fun, however the first one is also the best one.
Speaking of my favourite pirates movies....hm. I watched dozens of pirate movies over the years, i always loved this genre.
Yeah, I know someone who worked on clam boats, but couldn't swim, gets seasick, and is allergic to clams.
Kiera Knightly is a British actress. That is why she talks like that. It is her British accent. Fun fact is Kiera was in the Star Wars Prequels. Kiera played Padme’s double in Phantom Menace. When they were young the both looked alike.
I liked when Jack and Will first faced off, the swords were in rhythm with the music at the beginning.
The third one is really good, and while 4 and 5 aren't anywhere near as charming as this one, they're not terrible movies, and definitely worth a watch.
In reference to the “yellow eyes” comment, it’s usually jaundice associated with liver damage which causes a spike in bilirubin.
Sometimes seen in scurvy patients as well. Both scurvy or excessive drinking at sea could be causes common with that time period.
more than likely the latter, once they learned that citrus was all they needed to cure Scurvy.
@@UltimateGamerCC The Royal Navy started shipping limes on board for that purpose, hence the nickname "Limey."
I always assumed it was liver damage due to chronic alcoholism. It was common for most seafarers, especially pirates to drink heavily. These guys most likely have had a lifetime of hardcore boozing.
"they can breathe underwater, that's such a skill".
I had to rewatch this a thousand times to see that part when the monkey smiles when Barbossa says “we named the monkey Jack”
I have a terrible memory too. It's awesome for rewatching movies or rereading books.
My favorite Johnny Depp films include Benny & Joon,Sleepy Hollow,The Ninth Gate,and Alice in Wonderland.I'm probably the only person in the world who liked him in "Mordecai"
One of my favorite movies of Johnny's its "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street".
His singing voice its really nice
I personally like all the movies in this franchise. I see no harm in reacting to all of them.
In my opinion the first three are the best, but the other two after are a mess, it starts pulling stuff from nowhere and removes so many iconic characters.
Yes, definitely watch all the movies. I was always aware of JD, but I don't think I really ever liked him until these movies.
“Assassin’s Creed 4 Black Flag” a great pirate game
I was gonna suggest this too.. the game has great pirate songs too
@@christheripper7 Shanties, mate. And all of 'em were really sung at the time.
I just started watching Pirates of the Caribbean and I’ll say that This movie is so Freaking Adventurous and Awesome (Idk why I didn’t see it as a kid)
Same
In high school when I was home alone I would order a pizza and watch this movie. It was my therapy.
I think we can trust when she says she remembers nothing about these movies when she says Penelope Cruz is in the third movie.
27:14 They always made the food look so satisfying in these movies!
I'm really glad that Disney decided to make a movie based from their Pirates of the Caribbean ride. I've always loved the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney World ever since I first went on the ride back in the 80's. Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow really made these shows great. If anyone wants to see a really young Johnny Depp then watch the Original (first) movie of "Nightmare on Elm Street from the 1980's.
I love the dog with keys reference from the ride. The ride terrified me as 4 year old with nothing but good memories as I got older.
As for games that are pirate related. Assasain's Creed Black Flag is probably one of the best Pirate games even if you aren't into that game series, it'll still be fun alone.
The scene where Jack and Will walk underwater is actually possible because when you submerge a container upside down in water, the air becomes trapped between the material and the water. I’ve actually done it myself.
But you would swim upwards with wood
@@GMMStR-fx4fn Why? Because wood floats? You know you can hold wood underwater.
You’d have to have the strength of a god to create an air pocket with a boat though 😂
@@lokephoenix1039 I can’t argue with that.
Yeah, you can create an air pocket but it'd be practically impossible to keep it from floating up.
3:57 That man is Kevin McNally, and he has indeed been in Downton Abbey! He appears in only three episodes, so it's pretty impressive you remember that!
He's also in a Netflix series called Designated Survivor.
Fun fact, Salazar's Revenge is called "On Stranger Tides" in the US.
Please watch the Johnny Depp movie "Sleepy Hollow"!
Also 'Fear and Loathing in Vegas'
I second that
Fuck yeah
YES. My go-to Halloween movie... such a fun pick.
Johnny Depp worked with Tim Burton in several movies: Sleepy Hollow, Ed Wood, Edward Scissorhands, Alice in Wonderland, Sweeney Todd, Dark Shadows, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and he did voice acting in The Corpse Bride.
I know you finished the trilogy months ago, but lemme just say:
1. "No way are they fighting over there!" basically sums up the entire franchise.
2. Don't sleep on Norrington. He is without a doubt one of the better characters of the movies, probably the most noble heart. He's by no means a coward and is willing to risk his own life to save people, also he's willing to accept that his love wants another man and even gives them his blessing, etc. His stint as a pirate and that conflict within makes for an interesting transition back and forth.
If you want to play a pirate game i highly recommend playing assassins creed black flag.
The sea shanties alone are worth it imo
YES!!! I was waiting to see this one day! You are going to LOVE these films, Mary!
I thoroughly enjoyed your spirited commentary. You're so much fun (and lovely, as always). Carry on with your fine work. I'm already looking forward to your next production.
You're the ONLY one I've seen point out and talk about the age gap between Elizabeth and Norrington! Thank you! It's always kind of creeped me out but nobody acknowledges it.
Keep reacting to them! Love to hear your thoughts
1) I'm Captain Jack Sparrow
2) I am Vengeance. I am the Night! I AM BATMAN!
3) I'm Ironman.
4) We are Venom.
Elizabeths upbringing would probably help, not hinder someone inexperienced. After all Elizabeth, as the daughter of the governor, would most likely have learned more about ships than the average girl in that town.
This is one of my favorite movies.
Deep is amazing. This and the 5th are too well-done.
There was a Pirates of the Caribbean Online for a while, but Disney wasn't into running a mmo long term and closed it down. Recently they made a deal with Rare and they released PotC content within Sea of Thieves.
There is a pirate themed t.v. show which is on par with game of Thrones in production and acting quality - better in writing, called Black Sails.
Black Sails is definitely underrated. 🧐😎
There was also a pocket model series that had a PotC crossover set. Main series ran from 2004 to 2008.
I grew up watching this movie and I have it down word for word in my head
The best pirates game to play is Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Even though it was released in 2013, it still holds up as a fun and engaging game.
you know mary, the best thing about people like us who have bad memoriy is that we get to watch things multiple times for the first time 😭😭😭
P.S. when pirates came out i was obsessed with "sid meyer's pirates!" so id recommend that even though it isnt a very complex game. and assassins creed 4!
Please give STAR TREK a chance! 🖖🥰
All the Pirates movies are great quality films. I would say this one is the best stand-alone movie, but the 2nd and 3rd are my favorites. Dead Man's Chest and At World's End should be considered together because there isn't really a conclusion in the 2nd, the story caries over to the 3rd film.
AC Black Flag. One of the best AC games and an amazing Pirate game complete with sea shanties.
Lola is such a sweetie pie.
There are some notable women pirate captains, famous in the age of high piracy. Look up Captain Anne Bonny, for one.
The only one that i really cared about was the first one because i’m really nostalgic and it makes me think of the ride at Disneyland, as a matter of fact, the imagineers made a Jack sparrow after the movie came out and put it in the ride
The Princess Bride is my favorite movie too. Love these movies as well, mostly the first three.
I love this movie. I have been on the Pirates of the Caribbean every time I visited Disney world. 3 times I have gone the ride.
MC: i like how Elizabeth's brave and doesn't scream
All three films: Elizabeth constantly screaming mostly
if you want to play a good pirate game, you should play ‘Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag’
Jolly Good...
Regarding the "boat underwater creating an air pocket" trick, apparently it's not possible, at least not in the way they did it, or the length of time they did it. It's been debunked by many people. That scene had me questioning my common sense haha.
It might be possible, but you'd need to attach a lot of extra weight to the boat. Otherwise, it would just float back up to the surface with that big air bubble under it. And by extra weight, I mean extra density. Two people, or indeed any number of people, won't cut it, because people have about the same density as water. And since they're in salt water, it would be even less effective. You'd need an iron anchor or something. And it would have to pull down equally on both sides of the boat, otherwise it would roll sideways and let all the air out.
I never noticed this physics discrepancy when I first watched the movie, so I guess now I'm compensating by overanalyzing it.
@@PhilBagels that's why diving bells were made so heavy
If you want to play a pirate game, there’s no greater than Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag!
Keep watching for sure the first three at least, they are so much fun every time they showed them on TV I watched them.
Yes watch all of them it’s worth the while there is very good banter between characters as well
Mythbusters tried the upside-down boat underwater thing. They found that they couldn't hold the boat down while underwater.
Hey Mary, did you recognize Elizabeth's father as the same actor who played the High Sparrow in Game of Thrones?
Jonathan Pryce, brillant british actor👍. Also actor Mackenzie Crook, the pirate with the wooden eye, was in GoT where he played Orell the Wildling.
GOL D. ROGER was a legendary pirate who held the title of Pirate King and owned the legendary treasure known as One Piece
Across the ocean pirates are still searching for that Great Treasure.
I can't believe Taika Waititi was wearing a One Piece shirt on the set of Thor Love and Thunder! He must be a big fan of the show! Now I really can't wait for Netflix's live action series of One Piece to come out!
lol Every time I watch Pirates of the Caribbean all I can think of is One Piece lol
@@skys2blue255 i cant see One Piece working in Live Action, but we'll see.
@@UltimateGamerCC Netflix already released a sneak peek on their channel it looks really cool.
One of my favorite movies, Johnny was just born for that role.
For sure would love reactions to the others.
btw. because u said u wanted to play a pirate game and not sea of thiefs, I can highly recommend Assasins Creed Black Flag, its perfect for that if u get that feeling while watching this film, it gives u such a great Pirate mood.
The music is by Hans Zimmer, even though it's credited to someone else in the first film. That only happened because Zimmer was contracted to a different movie so wasn't allowed to help out, but they needed assistance on the film so he did it anyway.
If you’re looking for a great pirate game, Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag is exactly what you’re looking for. And you don’t have to know anything about the series to enjoy this one!
"That must be only a movie thing" - no, it's just physics. You can easily check it with a sink full of water and a glass.
Until you realize that holding an air pocket this big under a boat would require these dudes to weight at least a ton...
@@daver18qc and this is a moment when we are indulgent)
If you can find the game, Sid Meier's Pirates game from '04/'05 was great fun. More modern games you could play Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag or even the Lego Pirates of the Caribbean game
The music is made by the legendary Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt,no wonder it has that nostalgic and adventurous feel to it 👏
12:57 Sid Meier's Pirates is a classic game.
I believe the reason the flag looks different is because this was before the act of Union in 1800 that "officially" designated Ireland as part of the UK
The stick figure drama you acted out was brilliant. 😁
The boat thing underwater is very possible. The moment the edge of the boat touches the water it traps the air in the available space because water is non-permeable. You can simulate the effect by turning over a cup (glass to see through it) and pressing it down onto relatively flat water in the sink. You would see that there is air trapped in the top of the cup between the glass and the water.
Correct, this is the hydrostatic principles of Archimedes and Pascal, and was already used in the 4th century BC in diving bells.
Can’t wait to see you watch the last 4 sequels from pirates of the Caribbean in the future.
Age of Sails 2 with the unofficial patch is the best pirate game out there imho
Life was different then. In those days a woman was considered marriable as soon as she got your period so marriage at 14 or 15 was common. Also, men would often have their wife die in childbirth or from disease before 40, and then go out to marry again picking a young woman to have more children with since many children died young too. A young woman would have the best chance of surviving childbirth. A 30 year old man marrying a girl half his age was no big deal.
James Norrington, a lieutenant at the time, is 20. The main events of the film take place when Elizabeth is 20 and Norrington 28, and the disparity in their ages wouldn't have necessarily been problematic during the time period in which the film takes place.
From the director's commentary:
"Who did the music?"
"About 35 people...."
The 5th movie, "Salazar's Revenge" is called "Dead Man Tell No Tales" in the U.S.