Can't believe this scene was deleted. It's a great moment, and it has exposition about the curse of Jones' heart to give better context to the final fight
Unnecessary exposition, as the producers thought. The movie hints at the whole process of cut-the-heart, become-captain enough for this scene to not be needed.
Also shows why Beckett had the governor killed. He figured norrington was a career soldier who would keep his mouth shut but the governor now knew too much.
@@mileskessler2905 what you mean the scene where they just meet him on a little dingy and he explains how to do it? I get they wanted their scene with him and Elizabeth one last time, but this is the better scene. The biggest crime for cut scenes in this movie is the extended scene with Beckett and Jack going into Jack's original backstory and why he made the deal with Davey Jones in the first place
@@mileskessler2905 Completely untrue. I really hope you're not another suite producer turning hollywood in soulless trash. I spit on your kind for having this mentality.
@@rodrikofharlaw6848 homie brevity and ambiguity aren't bad for entertainment. lol for the record, I don't even study film, I just know not everything made for a project ends up fitting together, so editing out extra material improves the overall idea anyway.
I LOVE how Davy Jones went out of his own way to shoulder bash everyone in the room as he entered. He can't kill them but he can annoy the piss out of them and I love it🤣🤣
@@gracegiver4920right but he'd just order one of his me to do it you see the soldiers taking the heart hostage in the ship when the flying dutchmen crew mutiny
@@Enerjy It's sped up, likely for timing purposes. The animators would've worked around it by eliminating the jump. If you're wondering why the Gov isn't sped up in contrast, it's probablya split-screen edit (ie, they sped up Nighly but not him). This is pretty common in reference footage. Sourrce: I'm an animator who works with mocap for a living.
That brief moment from 0:06 to 0:09 is so amazing! The little head-tilt, the slight hunch, the look on his face, a mixture of amusement and anticipation - marvelous acting! He went for it, with no hesitation. That's why I love Bill Nighy.
He'll been shown the character design ofc, and the Director will have done an amazing job getting bill to walk how a Human/Fish Homunculus would walk, talk and Express. Bill did this without a physical costume which just lays on how brilliant his acting is. Davy Jones is one of my favourite villains, and Bill's performance certainly makes Davy Jones come to life in ways modern CGI characters have failed again and again to do.
Oscar worthy performance. Everybody is talking about Andy Serkis when it comes to cgi, and yes he is great but Bill Nighy as Davy Jones is just as good or even better, so underrated
Imo Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) was a better antagonist than Davy Jones. The reason Gollum (Andy Serkis) was such a great character is bc he was pitiable. Davy Jones is a box-standard villain, albeit a great one. I like villains who straddle the line btw good and bad. Just my 2 cents.
@@franknb7827we’re splitting hairs at this point if we’re comparing the performances of Serkis, Rush and Nighy. Each of those men are monoliths in the acting business that have set the standard for the believability of truly imposing characters. Tho I will agree with you that Jones is more of a standard baddie that was elevated to greatness by Bill’s performance, and that Rush’s Barbosa is much more compelling because of the nuance Rush brought to the character. The conflict he goes through throughout the series is stunning, and that’s all Geoffrey.
@@jackieparmz All 3 actors are powerhouses in their own right, nobody is denying that. I'd even go as far to say Nighy and Rush have more numerous and superior live-action roles than Serkis. But OP's point of contention is mo-capped performances and Serkis is on an entirely different level. There's a lot you can do (as an actor) with a gangly, grey, hunched over hobbit with a split personality disorder. Not so much a sea captain with an octopus for a head.
Bill Nighy is fucking incredible in these movies. All these weird-ass facial expressions and pronunciations, he's so entertaining to watch, with and without the CGI. He makes Davy Jones such a strange figure, his ticks and mannerisms blend so well with the supernatural nature of his story, it's simultaneously unbelievable and so believable at the same time.
At World’s End is one of my all-time favorite movies. If this scene were in the finished film, it would vastly improve it. It rectifies so many issues with the movie. It gives Norrington more characterization, explains the heart replacement more elegantly, gives a satisfying yet depressing reason for Governor Swann’s death, shows off more of Jones’ sadism and villainy when most of the film casts him in a rather pathetic light, as well as showing him in a minor rebellion against Beckett, shows more of Norrington chafing under Beckett’s vile command, and is just incredibly paced and acted from all involved. I can think of no other deleted scene in film history that more deserves to be in the movie.
It also explains why Gov Swann knew about the price of stabbing the heart.(if i recall correctly when the black pearl encounters him in the veil, he explains it to elizabeth but we never learn how he knows this)
The original ending of Terminator.2: Judgement Day. If that weren't deleted and replaced, we never would've gotten the awful sequels that came to pass afterwards.
That is really a shame that they delete that scene because it would explain how Governor Swan , even been dead as we see later in the movie,knew about the heart of Davy Jones and also WHY Cuttler Becket decided to get rid of him. Otherwise, it didn’t really make sense.
Absolutely. In fact, the final film just establishes that he was asking many questions about the heart, but that makes no sense because the only ones who know that information were Beckett and Mercer. Implying that he talked about it with the soldiers is contradictory to the intention of not letting others to know the secret cause no one would dare to point the chest with a weapon.
@@MetroXLR99 now that you mention it, I made years ago an extended edition of Pirates 2 and 3 in HD. If you want it, I can give you the links. Although they were uploaded to Mega, so I'm not sure about the downloading limitations as they are very big size files.
Someday when CGI requires none of manual acting, we’ll look back at Nighy’s Davy Jones as a lost art. All the movements, all the emotes, ticks, they’re all his work.
i bet Bill was VERY happy that Davy Jones was CGI, some folks sit in a chair for 5 hours getting extensive prosthetics, while he rocks up on set in PJs and a nightcap with a few dots on his face :P
Nighy is maybe the most unique and inimitable actor in film history. His movements are so… unsettling, and yet you can’t take your eyes off him. The erratic twitches, bizarre eye and mouth movements, commanding presence; he’s truly one of a kind. I’ll never forget seeing him in Underworld for the first time and being absolutely mesmerized by his performance… he brings reality to the unreal.
That guy still maintains the right amount of menace and power when wearing little white dots on his face and a grey onesie and cap as he does with the digital affects.
This explains a HUGE plot hole in the movie... wtf disney did we really need that peanut scene instead of this? Or that long drawn out scene of kissing the crab lady?
Gotta love how Davy Jones just doesn’t give any fucks if he dies or not. He straight up told Governor Swann that if he stabs his heart, he has to take Jones’ place as captain of the Flying Dutchman. He even pulled out the “will ye serve?” card, tempting Governor Swann to stab the heart, and avenge his daughter, at the cost of his freedom.
The first 3 POTC movies have so many great deleted scenes. I really wish Hollywood didn't wince so much over a long runtime. I'll watch a 5 hour movie if you just keep the good scenes in. I mean damn. Basically the entire top 5 highest earning movies ever made were longer than 2 and a half hours.
Dude.. Bill would have made that so easy.. He pulls out all the stops so well. Only actor there not in costume and he was the only one who was in spirit. Jesus that was great.
Bill Nighy is always so expressive, so he was an amazing casting choice for the Davy Jones role. Theres just so much going on with his facial expressions and body movements, and I think that was crucial, considering the heavy makeup and costume effects they basically buried Bill in, lol. His personality still punched thru all that. When I first saw this film, and Davy Jones appears and starts talking, I was like....omg thats Bill Nighy!
I don't understand why this scene was cut? I understand that the movie works and flows without it which is frankly why it was cut, but this scene adds even more emotion and frankly understanding to the boat scene with Elizabeth later. I think it makes her seeing her Father one last time even more heartbreaking.
Why did they cut this part out?? It makes more sense here with Gov. Swann threatening Beckett's leverage over Jones why Beckett would order him dead, as opposed to merely asking about the Chest in the theatrical cut. Also, showing just how far the Governor was willing to go for his daughter; it makes him look less cowardly or comic relief-ish.
0:32 His movement here is extremely off putting… it’s almost like he phases into a different position almost instantaneously and it’s really fucking with my brain.
Also, the fact that James think Davy was supposed to be intimated when he was pointing his gun at him😂😂😂 just like the look Davy gave when he was stabbed by him 😂
I wish they kept this scene. Perfectly tells us that Davy Jones isn't just damning souls to serve an eternity on his ship. It's not his ship. He's bound to the Dutchman just as much as they are.
This does such a great job of showcasing the real difficulty of acting a CG character. All the weird movements Davy Jones does fit perfectly when you watch the movie, but when you watch this video you see a normal guy moving so unnaturally. I bet he never really knew for sure it all worked until he saw it finished.
These films had no business being that perfect. From screenwriting to directing to acting to cgi that somehow still looks wonderfully convincing, even though it was made in early 00's. They knew exactly how to make things work together.
I always thought some of the clothes were at least real. The CGI for this flick was years ahead as most marvel flicks nowadays don't have a patch on it!
Thanos was terribly written. His idea of removing half the universe doesn't make sense (either bring infinite resource to everyone or remove 99% of the world, otherwise it's ridiculous), and his 180 flip at the end ("I was wrong to spare half the universe, I will kill all of you instead") murdered his character motivation. But Davy Jones and Barbossa, those were terrific vilains indeed!
@@Dante02d12 I agree. Thanos, though incredibly performed by Josh Brolin, had an extremely poorly written motive. Let’s just look at Earth, assume half of 9 billion people were erased and only 4.5 billion were left. Then what? I don’t think a world that highly values work and manpower would settle for half the population gone despite having more resources to pass around. And even countries like China who had a one child policy would probably even incentivize having multiple children just to recuperate. In a couple of years then, the population would probably just go back to what it was, albeit with way more children. Thanos is also an even bigger joke in the comics when you learn that the only reason he wants to wipe out half the universe is because he has the hots for lady Death and that mass genocide is his ultimate form of simping.
In the full version of this scene Beckett explains to Mercer that the governor must die now that he knows however he feels norrington is nothing more than a yes man and is thus no threat knowing the secret.
Agree with other comments.. Shit, they couldve saved 20 million on VFX and put this guy in a disheivled pirate costume and he still wouldve been fun to watch...
Interesting - it seems at 0:32, it's likely the dialogue was slower, but they sped it up some and fast-forwarded the scene a brief moment. At least that's what it looks like, so I'm not sure if the other 2 still looked natural and still to make that work (along with the smoke and effects in the back possibly being added later)
This is probably the only thing I like that Dinsey has made at this point. Pirates of the Caribbean 1 and 2 are masterpieces. (3 is just fine and is a must if you first watched 1 and 2). Lets pretend it ended at 3.
More scenes with Gov Swan and Norrington would have added so much to their arcs, one reason why I think at least half of this scene should have been kept in the movie. Shame.
The High Sparrow aka Governor Swann is a goat alongside with Bill Nighy. Not gonna lie if they did a Robert's Rebellion spin-off Bill Nighy would be a scary Aerys II Targaryen.
Even without CGI, Bill Nighy owns the role!!
The science guy
even without CGI you can still 100% see Davy Jones. impeccable
Yes and he possibly was the best Vampire ever on screen as Victor
in the movie Underworld
He could've played role without CGI and be equally effective. Man has a talent
Yeah he really knew how to move to give life to the CGI and focus on his delivery!
Can't believe this scene was deleted. It's a great moment, and it has exposition about the curse of Jones' heart to give better context to the final fight
Unnecessary exposition, as the producers thought. The movie hints at the whole process of cut-the-heart, become-captain enough for this scene to not be needed.
Also shows why Beckett had the governor killed. He figured norrington was a career soldier who would keep his mouth shut but the governor now knew too much.
@@mileskessler2905 what you mean the scene where they just meet him on a little dingy and he explains how to do it? I get they wanted their scene with him and Elizabeth one last time, but this is the better scene. The biggest crime for cut scenes in this movie is the extended scene with Beckett and Jack going into Jack's original backstory and why he made the deal with Davey Jones in the first place
@@mileskessler2905 Completely untrue. I really hope you're not another suite producer turning hollywood in soulless trash. I spit on your kind for having this mentality.
@@rodrikofharlaw6848 homie brevity and ambiguity aren't bad for entertainment. lol for the record, I don't even study film, I just know not everything made for a project ends up fitting together, so editing out extra material improves the overall idea anyway.
I LOVE how Davy Jones went out of his own way to shoulder bash everyone in the room as he entered. He can't kill them but he can annoy the piss out of them and I love it🤣🤣
He did the same thing when Beckett summoned him 😂
Wait, he can't kill anyone?
@@willbill6449 not that he's incapable of doing so. Beckett has his heart so if he steps out of line then they'll destroy the heart and kill Jones
@@JimmyC1994 And Beckett would never stab the heart himself because he knows what comes after that.
@@gracegiver4920right but he'd just order one of his me to do it you see the soldiers taking the heart hostage in the ship when the flying dutchmen crew mutiny
The fact that you can still see Davy Jones even without VFX just shows how great the performance really is
He is a goat
@@jamesbell4858 no he's a crab octopus
0:32 a little teleportation from Bill Nighy
i saw that too, how he did that so fast? haha
I dont know, but if you watch the smoke on the right corner i dont think its a cut
Maybe hes just very fast
I mean Davy did have the power of teleportation...
I think it has to do with the angle he moves at, possably making it look like he moved further than he did
@@Enerjy It's sped up, likely for timing purposes. The animators would've worked around it by eliminating the jump. If you're wondering why the Gov isn't sped up in contrast, it's probablya split-screen edit (ie, they sped up Nighly but not him). This is pretty common in reference footage. Sourrce: I'm an animator who works with mocap for a living.
Casting Bill Nighy was such a brilliant choice.
Imagine the world where Elizabeth's dad becomes the new captain of the Flying Dutchman.
oh fuck
And he takes them to the seven heavens through the will of the seven
Elizabeth: Will, honey, let me introduce you to my father!
**Captain of the Flying Dutchman enters the room**
@@BlackDiamond2718 Bruh.
😆😆😆
That brief moment from 0:06 to 0:09 is so amazing! The little head-tilt, the slight hunch, the look on his face, a mixture of amusement and anticipation - marvelous acting! He went for it, with no hesitation. That's why I love Bill Nighy.
God damn right.
The lodging of his jaw is what sells it for me
Looks like it's reversed
@@ESK0VER0_x No, can’t be. The background.
He'll been shown the character design ofc, and the Director will have done an amazing job getting bill to walk how a Human/Fish Homunculus would walk, talk and Express. Bill did this without a physical costume which just lays on how brilliant his acting is. Davy Jones is one of my favourite villains, and Bill's performance certainly makes Davy Jones come to life in ways modern CGI characters have failed again and again to do.
Oscar worthy performance. Everybody is talking about Andy Serkis when it comes to cgi, and yes he is great but Bill Nighy as Davy Jones is just as good or even better, so underrated
Both are legendary.
Imo Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) was a better antagonist than Davy Jones. The reason Gollum (Andy Serkis) was such a great character is bc he was pitiable. Davy Jones is a box-standard villain, albeit a great one. I like villains who straddle the line btw good and bad. Just my 2 cents.
@@franknb7827we’re splitting hairs at this point if we’re comparing the performances of Serkis, Rush and Nighy. Each of those men are monoliths in the acting business that have set the standard for the believability of truly imposing characters.
Tho I will agree with you that Jones is more of a standard baddie that was elevated to greatness by Bill’s performance, and that Rush’s Barbosa is much more compelling because of the nuance Rush brought to the character. The conflict he goes through throughout the series is stunning, and that’s all Geoffrey.
@@jackieparmz All 3 actors are powerhouses in their own right, nobody is denying that. I'd even go as far to say Nighy and Rush have more numerous and superior live-action roles than Serkis.
But OP's point of contention is mo-capped performances and Serkis is on an entirely different level. There's a lot you can do (as an actor) with a gangly, grey, hunched over hobbit with a split personality disorder. Not so much a sea captain with an octopus for a head.
@@franknb7827barbossa was an antagonist. Davy jones was a villain.
Bill Nighy is fucking incredible in these movies. All these weird-ass facial expressions and pronunciations, he's so entertaining to watch, with and without the CGI. He makes Davy Jones such a strange figure, his ticks and mannerisms blend so well with the supernatural nature of his story, it's simultaneously unbelievable and so believable at the same time.
At World’s End is one of my all-time favorite movies. If this scene were in the finished film, it would vastly improve it. It rectifies so many issues with the movie. It gives Norrington more characterization, explains the heart replacement more elegantly, gives a satisfying yet depressing reason for Governor Swann’s death, shows off more of Jones’ sadism and villainy when most of the film casts him in a rather pathetic light, as well as showing him in a minor rebellion against Beckett, shows more of Norrington chafing under Beckett’s vile command, and is just incredibly paced and acted from all involved. I can think of no other deleted scene in film history that more deserves to be in the movie.
> no other deleted scene
'So many flowers, my lord.'
It also explains why Gov Swann knew about the price of stabbing the heart.(if i recall correctly when the black pearl encounters him in the veil, he explains it to elizabeth but we never learn how he knows this)
The original ending of Terminator.2: Judgement Day.
If that weren't deleted and replaced, we never would've gotten the awful sequels that came to pass afterwards.
@@aleksm.1863 what does that reference?
@@Kobrar44 GoT
This was beautiful. Even without the CGI, I can feel Davy Jones' malice from this scene.
That is really a shame that they delete that scene because it would explain how Governor Swan , even been dead as we see later in the movie,knew about the heart of Davy Jones and also WHY Cuttler Becket decided to get rid of him. Otherwise, it didn’t really make sense.
Absolutely. In fact, the final film just establishes that he was asking many questions about the heart, but that makes no sense because the only ones who know that information were Beckett and Mercer. Implying that he talked about it with the soldiers is contradictory to the intention of not letting others to know the secret cause no one would dare to point the chest with a weapon.
Yet another movie that suffered from editing that desperately needs an Extended Cut released.
@@MetroXLR99 now that you mention it, I made years ago an extended edition of Pirates 2 and 3 in HD. If you want it, I can give you the links. Although they were uploaded to Mega, so I'm not sure about the downloading limitations as they are very big size files.
@@SamBarilla I'm interested!
@@DuckZone246 If you write me to one of my social media in my channel, I can provide you the links.
Bill nighy is so good I take him seriously even without the cgi
This is actually more scary. Bill is so immersed.
And the fact that Beckett doesn't call Jones a liar but cruel, so good.
Game sees Game.
Great notice !
Someday when CGI requires none of manual acting, we’ll look back at Nighy’s Davy Jones as a lost art. All the movements, all the emotes, ticks, they’re all his work.
Um...who's gonna tell him??
@@Cutthecamerasdeadass1899 tell what
i bet Bill was VERY happy that Davy Jones was CGI, some folks sit in a chair for 5 hours getting extensive prosthetics,
while he rocks up on set in PJs and a nightcap with a few dots on his face :P
No, he said he found it humiliating and only the thought of his paycheck kept him going.
@@Bapuji42 -Considering how well his acting was, I think he had more motivation than a paycheck.-
@@Bapuji42 Nah I checked it your right.
For someone who felt humiliated, he went all in for this role.
@@alejandromolina7270 Agreed. Did a fine job.
Nighy is maybe the most unique and inimitable actor in film history. His movements are so… unsettling, and yet you can’t take your eyes off him. The erratic twitches, bizarre eye and mouth movements, commanding presence; he’s truly one of a kind. I’ll never forget seeing him in Underworld for the first time and being absolutely mesmerized by his performance… he brings reality to the unreal.
That guy still maintains the right amount of menace and power when wearing little white dots on his face and a grey onesie and cap as he does with the digital affects.
I get why Bill Nighty said it’s his most hated role but ngl it’s so iconic and he owned it and it was perfect
This explains a HUGE plot hole in the movie... wtf disney did we really need that peanut scene instead of this? Or that long drawn out scene of kissing the crab lady?
I still cannot believe Mr. Nighy didn't get a nomination for Best Supporting Actor in Oscars that year. Such a performance
Idk those awards don't mean much
That's really sad but he doesn't need anyways. He has already our hearts ♥️❤️
Gotta love how Davy Jones just doesn’t give any fucks if he dies or not. He straight up told Governor Swann that if he stabs his heart, he has to take Jones’ place as captain of the Flying Dutchman. He even pulled out the “will ye serve?” card, tempting Governor Swann to stab the heart, and avenge his daughter, at the cost of his freedom.
Whose freedom?
"Will ye serve?"
God tier actor, he even without CGI looks badass!
The first 3 POTC movies have so many great deleted scenes. I really wish Hollywood didn't wince so much over a long runtime. I'll watch a 5 hour movie if you just keep the good scenes in. I mean damn. Basically the entire top 5 highest earning movies ever made were longer than 2 and a half hours.
it looks so funny that the scene is placed in 1700 and bill nighy is just wearing cgi suit XD
How hard it could be. Everything the scenery, the props, the costumes was authentic and then Bill Nighy walks in with a ridicoulos mocap suit on
Bill Nighy makes Davy Jones emanate such contempt its wonderful.
Damn, you can still see Davey Jones as he acts, it's brilliant
え？このシーン結構重要やん笑
なんで本編カットされてんの笑
CGはついてないけどすぐジョーンズってわかる
Even without CGI, I’d still believe Bill Nighy is Captain of the Flying Dutchman
I can't get over the brilliance and perfection of Bill Nighy's performance.
This scene was in the extended version. I watched it all. It's unfortunate it didn't make it's way to final cut all in the name of saving time
That guy was dripping the character Davy Jones. What a performance
I just realized the actor for Governor Swan is same man who is the high sparrow from game of thrones
Bill Nighy has this awesome snarling, dangerous, but aristocratic voice. No one except maybe Jeremy Irons can pull off that particular tone better.
Bill Nighy admitted he had no clue what he was really doing, that voice just sort of came out. Seems to have been the right instinct!
A true professional
The dutchman must have a captain!
part of the ship, part of the crew.
This explains a lot...
Dude.. Bill would have made that so easy.. He pulls out all the stops so well. Only actor there not in costume and he was the only one who was in spirit. Jesus that was great.
This scene should have stayed in.
Becketts lines were so good.
They are. I didn't notice before but when Beckett says he is guilty of "the sin of omission" that comes into play later too.
Bill Nighy is always so expressive, so he was an amazing casting choice for the Davy Jones role. Theres just so much going on with his facial expressions and body movements, and I think that was crucial, considering the heavy makeup and costume effects they basically buried Bill in, lol. His personality still punched thru all that. When I first saw this film, and Davy Jones appears and starts talking, I was like....omg thats Bill Nighy!
I think Bill Nighy couldn't get enough fame from Davy Jones due to cgi. Actors who can't act with their own faces are unlucky in this regard.
I don't understand why this scene was cut? I understand that the movie works and flows without it which is frankly why it was cut, but this scene adds even more emotion and frankly understanding to the boat scene with Elizabeth later. I think it makes her seeing her Father one last time even more heartbreaking.
0:19, I know what that looks like when the vfx are done lol, love this man.
This guy didn't even need VFX, just put him some make up and that's it. Great actor
His movements his extra type of expressions.. damn ❤ jack sparrow and davy jones these two are unique ones in POTC
Una lastima que está escena se haya eliminado,es bastante importante. Solo faltaba poner el CGi de Davy Jones sobre Bill
Bless Bill Nighy.
Bill Nighy was so good that I stopped noticing the MoCap suit.
Why did they cut this part out?? It makes more sense here with Gov. Swann threatening Beckett's leverage over Jones why Beckett would order him dead, as opposed to merely asking about the Chest in the theatrical cut. Also, showing just how far the Governor was willing to go for his daughter; it makes him look less cowardly or comic relief-ish.
For any of you have a 3-D animation in motion captures, feel free to animate and look up on Davy Jones images for the CGI.
0:32 His movement here is extremely off putting… it’s almost like he phases into a different position almost instantaneously and it’s really fucking with my brain.
Also, the fact that James think Davy was supposed to be intimated when he was pointing his gun at him😂😂😂 just like the look Davy gave when he was stabbed by him 😂
amazing actor
I wish they kept this scene. Perfectly tells us that Davy Jones isn't just damning souls to serve an eternity on his ship. It's not his ship. He's bound to the Dutchman just as much as they are.
Is it just me, or Bill Nighy's acting here is somewhat resembling Heath Ledger's in "The Dark Knight"?
It has the same energy and passion in it, you can tell its a quality actor very in touch with his character
Just you. I guess that’s the only movie you’ve seen
Such a great actor
Favorite bit with jones is still when he gets stabbed with a sword, looks at it then to the guy with an expression of “awwww, you tried”
I miss this kind of performances in movies
I miss the "theater" part of a movie, now the acting and story takes a back seat behind vfx and spectacle
Motion capture is so badass omg.
He is an great actor and even without cgi he is wonderfull, but he looks werid without it
Hardest acting lower lip in film history.
This does such a great job of showcasing the real difficulty of acting a CG character. All the weird movements Davy Jones does fit perfectly when you watch the movie, but when you watch this video you see a normal guy moving so unnaturally. I bet he never really knew for sure it all worked until he saw it finished.
That’s some damn good acting
These films had no business being that perfect. From screenwriting to directing to acting to cgi that somehow still looks wonderfully convincing, even though it was made in early 00's. They knew exactly how to make things work together.
Yay I can’t wait to Mod movies
I always thought some of the clothes were at least real. The CGI for this flick was years ahead as most marvel flicks nowadays don't have a patch on it!
goddamn. the man is still just as scary in a leotard with dots on his face as he is with tentacles as a beard and a lobster claw.
Poor Governor Swan....
The only one in that room he can even _begin_ to trust is Norrington... :(
even with cgi rampant, still takes the actor for mocap to even just inspire these sorts of additional movements...
Bill Nighy was such a great cast.
back when Disney knew how to make good villains with tragic back stories, think Thanos was the last great Disney villain
Thanos was terribly written. His idea of removing half the universe doesn't make sense (either bring infinite resource to everyone or remove 99% of the world, otherwise it's ridiculous), and his 180 flip at the end ("I was wrong to spare half the universe, I will kill all of you instead") murdered his character motivation.
But Davy Jones and Barbossa, those were terrific vilains indeed!
@@Dante02d12 I agree. Thanos, though incredibly performed by Josh Brolin, had an extremely poorly written motive. Let’s just look at Earth, assume half of 9 billion people were erased and only 4.5 billion were left. Then what? I don’t think a world that highly values work and manpower would settle for half the population gone despite having more resources to pass around. And even countries like China who had a one child policy would probably even incentivize having multiple children just to recuperate. In a couple of years then, the population would probably just go back to what it was, albeit with way more children. Thanos is also an even bigger joke in the comics when you learn that the only reason he wants to wipe out half the universe is because he has the hots for lady Death and that mass genocide is his ultimate form of simping.
Тоже здесь после выпуска Топы?
In the full version of this scene Beckett explains to Mercer that the governor must die now that he knows however he feels norrington is nothing more than a yes man and is thus no threat knowing the secret.
When your custom character appears in the super serious scene...
This was cut from the movie sadly
Govenour Swan as captain of the Dutchman would have been interesting though
Agree with other comments..
Shit, they couldve saved 20 million on VFX and put this guy in a disheivled pirate costume and he still wouldve been fun to watch...
Interesting - it seems at 0:32, it's likely the dialogue was slower, but they sped it up some and fast-forwarded the scene a brief moment. At least that's what it looks like, so I'm not sure if the other 2 still looked natural and still to make that work (along with the smoke and effects in the back possibly being added later)
"The crew are not bound to me-a."
Everything about him screams talent
Bill said he found the motion capture getup humiliating and hated acting in this movie, and that only thinking of his paycheck kept him going.
Guess he used that hate for the cgi getup and transformed it into one of the BEST acting chaps of the 21st century.......
I can't be an actor I can't memorize shit
Even just his voice is so satisfying to listen to in these movies.
I don't see actor, I see Davy Jones
I like how the scene is just as good even without the cgi. Shows just how great bill’s performance really was
IoI I think we can all agree the cg did a lot for his performance.
This is probably the only thing I like that Dinsey has made at this point. Pirates of the Caribbean 1 and 2 are masterpieces. (3 is just fine and is a must if you first watched 1 and 2). Lets pretend it ended at 3.
I love how Billy Night imited in the perfect way how to walk with a stick.
I always belived he used a real one on the set.
More scenes with Gov Swan and Norrington would have added so much to their arcs, one reason why I think at least half of this scene should have been kept in the movie. Shame.
He looks like a player character in cutscenes, but otherwise it's still terrific acting even outside of the Octopus Captain we know
It’s funny, because of the crazy design he has to go very big with his body movements which looks odd on its own but works wonders after the cgi
This scene would have added so much depth and detail to each of these characters. I wish they'd left it in.
even without the special effect, my brain auto draw the Davy Jones into the character
The High Sparrow aka Governor Swann is a goat alongside with Bill Nighy. Not gonna lie if they did a Robert's Rebellion spin-off Bill Nighy would be a scary Aerys II Targaryen.
Don’t know why I’m more scared of bill nigh 😅
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