I like how Salazar and his crew are permanently and physically shown to reside inside the Devil's Triangle, not just appearing out of the blue when a ship passes by.
i love how Salazar open his arms when his Silent Mary escape from crused place an face the light after years in the Devil's Triangle, he is happy to see the light🤩😍
@@TosslehoffeAmongst the many villains of POTC, after Barbossa, Salazar is my close favorite now. We were shown his unhinged, rampaging side. But in the darkness of the Triangle, he was just miserable and sad. And then to see daylight, he was elated. ❤
I can see why people prefer Salazar over even Jack in this movie. I think he is the best written character. If he was in a better written movie he could have been a villain as great as the likes of Barbossa and Davy Jones. He has a unique motivation amongst the villains, he isn't a pirate, he isn't an scumbag government official looking for people to exploit, he's a fanatic crime fighter that takes immense pleasure and pride in doing his job and serving his country, he and his crew always stayed faithful to their mission, in fact his merciless ways, as sadistic and evil as they may seem, made the sea a safer place to sail. His first motivation of his father and grandfather being killed by pirates were not only a great catalyst but also very accurate, as the main victims of pirates were the Portuguese and Spanish navys. Honestly, such a waste of potential!
A small correction: his father made a deal of some kind with pirates(even though HIS father was killed by pirates). Hearing about this, salazar killed his own father and enlisted to become a pirate hunter
@@lorantpapp07It wasn't only hearing about this, but there was a horrible rule at the time where the wife must pay for the actions of her husband as well. His mother got dragged off to a warehouse, died there and then he greeted his father returning from prison by ending him. He then later enlisted to become an admiral himself.
So much background writings were there. All the more frustrating because Salazar had SO MUCH potential to be More amazing than he already is, and he's only got like a total of 15mins maximum screentime total. Imagine if they only treated the character better. A lot of us already love him for good reasons. And yes, the movie, personally for me, was ultimately saved by Salazar.
He is a Beckett rip off. Beckett also was a military guy with an extremist goal of killing all the pirates, and who makes a deal with a pirate captain to capture Jack Sparrow with who he has a personal relationship in the past. It’s the same character as Cutler Beckett.
I love how utterly miserable Salazar looks when he's trapped in The Devil's Triangle. This film was mediocre at best and Bardem got some lame dialogue, but he really sold the character slowly going out of his mind from boredom and despair in those moments. I was totally on his side from then on! By the end I was cheering for Salazar to skewer Imposter Jack Sparrow with Poseidon's Tridant!
Lots of plot holes occurred in this movie and here are the main elements to point out: 👉🏻 Jack Sparrow is completely different from the previous four films. He used to be the one of the smartest and strategic pirates despite his charming and drunk personality. He outsmarted Barbossa and Lord Beckett, bravely facing the Kraken, and duel Davy Jones in a maelstrom battle. But here, he is completely a shadow of his former self. Drunk and broke, as well as cowardly running away from Salazar. 👉🏻 The compass itself is the biggest plot hole. Back in Dead Man’s Chest, Tia Dalma/Calypso mentioned that Jack bartered it from her. But here in Dead Men Tell No Tales, it was given to Jack by his former captain during Salazar’s battle. 👉🏻 If I were to connect the dots on this compass plot hole, I think Calypso must have bestowed some supernatural powers on this compass, as she is the goddess of the sea and a voodoo priestess. Jack must have obtained it when he was a young teenager and gave it to his former captain, who could have learn about how the compass works and its ability. 👉🏻 Another plot hole occurred on Jack’s journey to piracy with the Wicked Wench (aka Black Pearl). Firstly, the Wicked Wench was once under Beckett’s Royal Navy with Jack being the privateer. When Jack used it to free slaves from Beckett’s rule, Beckett burned it to the depths and Jack made a deal with Davy Jones to revive back the Wicked Wench and rechristened it as the Black Pearl. In the midst of this conflict, when does the battle with Salazar prior to his death at the Devil’s Triangle occurred? Is it during Jack’s attempt to free slaves from Beckett’s command? If yes, my guess is that Jack (still a young teenager as a privateer) must have done it several times without Beckett knowing it, and over the years, most of these slaves turned to piracy (add up with the compass and Jack’s former captain), and it was until Salazar started his pirate hunting campaign. After Salazar’s defeat, Beckett must have known it sooner or later, resulting him to destroy the Wicked Wench. 👉🏻 Speaking of Salazar, how does he have any knowledge of the compass ability? Prior to his first defeat, he was only obsessed on capturing Jack Sparrow as he chased him towards the Devil’s Triangle. Then, during his meeting with Henry Turner, he mentioned that the compass is the key of releasing him. My guess; he must have known it after being resurrected by the Triangle and that’s when he started to piece together the puzzle by leaving one man to tell the tale on every ship that has entered the Triangle.
If you remember correctly, Jack had also taken a coin from the safe he stole but the first thing he prefers to take out of his pockets, this and other details just makes me believe that the writers didn't care about the plot they wrote much less the directors
I think it was "Jack's crew" and not "just Jack" that got the compass from Calypso. I mean, Jack's captain (the one who dies fighting Salazar) and Jack (probably his first mate) got it from Tia Dalma. Then the captain dies and gives Jack the compass. BOOM plot hole explained and the betrayal thing isn't even a plot hole. Jack didn't betrayed the compass when he gave it to Will, Elizabeth and Gibbs cuz he knew the compass would've come back to him. Instead, in the 5th movie, he definitely betrays it just to get a fckn bottle. so it's not a plot hole I agree on the fact that this movie was written poorly, but it's not on the level of star wars sequels or Jurassic World Dominion. I totally consider Dead Men Tell No Tales canon with the other four movies just because it doesn't ruin the rest of the saga and I don't feel the need to throw something to the screen while watching it, unlike Dominion and Episode 9. I think this movie is the perfect ending to the franchise, more than At World's End (unpopolar opinion) but, yes, they definitely could've done it better edit: At World's End is better but the ending of this movie is PERFECTION (Jack gets the Black Pearl back, Will and Elizabeth are finally together again, Barbossa redeemed himself, the true Captain Jack Sparrow is back and is no more drunk and depressed, all the curses are broken, the power of the sea is free and Henry and Carina seem to be happy together) But what I really mean when saying "perfection" is Jack heading towards the horizon at sunset with the Pearl, Gibbs and his crew (and Jack the monkey on his shoulder) "I have a rendezvous beyond my beloved horizon" edit 2: according to me, the post credit scene is just a dream of Will
@@КонстантинПаршуков-о6б And what is it dude that? A multiverse? Some alternative reality? No, of course it's canon. You just wish it isn't because of how bad it's, so you're saying this crap. I hate comments like yours. When you don't like something, just say it. Stop with this not canon bullcrap.
Another thing that is bs is that the trident of poseiden always had the power to "break every curse at sea" but Barbosa, Davy Jones and numerous others never tried pursuing it themselves. And to not pursue it is one thing, but to not even so much as mention it is something else entirely.
Jack, the legendary pirate lord who outplayed Barbossa, fought against Jones, faced the Kraken head on, escaped death, freed the Caribbean from the ETC, and more, all reduced to a bumbling buffoon. Not only does the writing not make any sense, the charm that once radiated from Jack's character is no longer there. What the actual fuck happened when they were conjuring up this dumpster fire of a movie? Did the writers suffer a cerebral aneurysm? Was Depp actually drunk while shooting?
Depp's issues with Amber Heard clearly took a toll on his performance.But this doesn't change that his character was written horribly in this movie.A complete and incompetent fool,a shadow of his former self.Not to mention all the plot holes and inconsistencies with previous movies as well..
*"WE ARE FREE!!!"* Speaks one man... after YEARS of being condemned into the Devil's Triangle. *"Now, now... it is time... to hunt a Pirate..!"* Speaks Salazar, as he raises his arms in utter relief... feeling the sun on his face again. But, he does know... his job isn't done YET.
Not to mention in Dead Man's Chest Tia Dalma clearly asked Jack about "the compass you bartered from me", like did they just retcon that scene? Did Jack have 2 compasses?
If I'm mistaken, when Jack's Captain was killed he said the compass points to what you most desire. Ig the Comprass is the key to the triangle and whoever holds it can lock anyone in it until they're killed or pass it on. If the Compass is giving away, the seal breaks unleashing whoever is trapped inside.
@@omarbaba9892 in the movie, it shows you the battle between the two and how he knows Jack. And for the Comprass he probably heard about it or was told about while in the triangle.
The whole premise of this movie makes no sense. They changed the fact that he got the compass from Calypso and he had given the compass away multiple times in the first three movies, and this guy never showed up.
He was letting others borrow the compass in previous movies, and had every intention of getting it back. In this scene he truly gave it away. Like for real.
@@tomcarpenter7821 That's bullshit. He's got stolen the compass a few times and when he gave it to Gibbs in POTC4, he didn't expect it to return. He gave it to him, because he knew well that he might actually die.
Honestly I wonder why didn't Salazar attempt to contact the spanish armada. I get he could consider himself powerful enough to go and clean the seas by himself, but we see he is still loyal to Spain, he assaults english ships and also when he started killing Barbossa's crew for the second time, he sentenced them "in the name of the king". And the spanish in this universe seem to be more competent than the english, as seen in "On stranger tides". Salazar had potential to be a bigger antagonist but remained as a one-time villain. Luckily we are getting Davy Jones back in the next movie... Oh, wait.....😢
its Jacks' fault, he put away the compass , because of that Salazar is free, he free the devil, if he had keep the compass with him , salazar would never free. now the biggest predator is out , better warn all the pirates , that the devil is back and free from his hell 😮😮😮😮😮😮😳😳😳😳 of i was in the movie and saw Salazar out from the Devil's Triangle , i will run and a warn all pirates
@@G.C.D.AI must disagree, the film has some plot holes, especially in relation to the expanded universe of the books! But despite that, I consider Salazar a good villain, just wasted!
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I like how Salazar and his crew are permanently and physically shown to reside inside the Devil's Triangle, not just appearing out of the blue when a ship passes by.
i love how Salazar open his arms when his Silent Mary escape from crused place an face the light after years in the Devil's Triangle, he is happy to see the light🤩😍
basking in the sunshine
honestly I found Salazar to be a pretty sympathetic bad guy
@@Tosslehoffe I agree , for me he is the best villain
The things we take for granted every day. Even as something as sunlight. For them, for him it must've felt divine. Couldn't help but feel for him.
@@TosslehoffeAmongst the many villains of POTC, after Barbossa, Salazar is my close favorite now. We were shown his unhinged, rampaging side. But in the darkness of the Triangle, he was just miserable and sad. And then to see daylight, he was elated. ❤
Now that's the way to release a ghost pirate hunter from his prison
Correction. Salazar is a Spanish pirate hunter. Not a pirate. He hates pirates
To Jack’s credit, minimal though it may be, it seems that he actually tried to grab back the compass at the end
To bad deals was done
Never Betray It: Betrays the Compass.
Salazars and Lesaros voice!
0:58 - Awww :'-(
2:12 When I did all the tests at the end of the school year, or on Friday evening.
2:17 best line ever
I like the next one after that too.
We are freee
Well well it's time to hunt pirates
I mean, they are undead creatures that can't step on land. What would they do?
I can see why people prefer Salazar over even Jack in this movie. I think he is the best written character.
If he was in a better written movie he could have been a villain as great as the likes of Barbossa and Davy Jones. He has a unique motivation amongst the villains, he isn't a pirate, he isn't an scumbag government official looking for people to exploit, he's a fanatic crime fighter that takes immense pleasure and pride in doing his job and serving his country, he and his crew always stayed faithful to their mission, in fact his merciless ways, as sadistic and evil as they may seem, made the sea a safer place to sail.
His first motivation of his father and grandfather being killed by pirates were not only a great catalyst but also very accurate, as the main victims of pirates were the Portuguese and Spanish navys.
Honestly, such a waste of potential!
A small correction: his father made a deal of some kind with pirates(even though HIS father was killed by pirates). Hearing about this, salazar killed his own father and enlisted to become a pirate hunter
@@lorantpapp07It wasn't only hearing about this, but there was a horrible rule at the time where the wife must pay for the actions of her husband as well. His mother got dragged off to a warehouse, died there and then he greeted his father returning from prison by ending him. He then later enlisted to become an admiral himself.
So much background writings were there. All the more frustrating because Salazar had SO MUCH potential to be More amazing than he already is, and he's only got like a total of 15mins maximum screentime total. Imagine if they only treated the character better. A lot of us already love him for good reasons. And yes, the movie, personally for me, was ultimately saved by Salazar.
He is a Beckett rip off. Beckett also was a military guy with an extremist goal of killing all the pirates, and who makes a deal with a pirate captain to capture Jack Sparrow with who he has a personal relationship in the past. It’s the same character as Cutler Beckett.
I love how utterly miserable Salazar looks when he's trapped in The Devil's Triangle. This film was mediocre at best and Bardem got some lame dialogue, but he really sold the character slowly going out of his mind from boredom and despair in those moments. I was totally on his side from then on! By the end I was cheering for Salazar to skewer Imposter Jack Sparrow with Poseidon's Tridant!
Eh, I disagree with mediocre at best. I actually really like this film.
Salazar was the aquatic Judge Dredd
Weirdo 😂
Imposter???
This movie was amazing idiot.
Me and the boys about to cause mischief at college /me 2:05
Lots of plot holes occurred in this movie and here are the main elements to point out:
👉🏻 Jack Sparrow is completely different from the previous four films. He used to be the one of the smartest and strategic pirates despite his charming and drunk personality. He outsmarted Barbossa and Lord Beckett, bravely facing the Kraken, and duel Davy Jones in a maelstrom battle. But here, he is completely a shadow of his former self. Drunk and broke, as well as cowardly running away from Salazar.
👉🏻 The compass itself is the biggest plot hole. Back in Dead Man’s Chest, Tia Dalma/Calypso mentioned that Jack bartered it from her. But here in Dead Men Tell No Tales, it was given to Jack by his former captain during Salazar’s battle.
👉🏻 If I were to connect the dots on this compass plot hole, I think Calypso must have bestowed some supernatural powers on this compass, as she is the goddess of the sea and a voodoo priestess. Jack must have obtained it when he was a young teenager and gave it to his former captain, who could have learn about how the compass works and its ability.
👉🏻 Another plot hole occurred on Jack’s journey to piracy with the Wicked Wench (aka Black Pearl). Firstly, the Wicked Wench was once under Beckett’s Royal Navy with Jack being the privateer. When Jack used it to free slaves from Beckett’s rule, Beckett burned it to the depths and Jack made a deal with Davy Jones to revive back the Wicked Wench and rechristened it as the Black Pearl. In the midst of this conflict, when does the battle with Salazar prior to his death at the Devil’s Triangle occurred? Is it during Jack’s attempt to free slaves from Beckett’s command? If yes, my guess is that Jack (still a young teenager as a privateer) must have done it several times without Beckett knowing it, and over the years, most of these slaves turned to piracy (add up with the compass and Jack’s former captain), and it was until Salazar started his pirate hunting campaign. After Salazar’s defeat, Beckett must have known it sooner or later, resulting him to destroy the Wicked Wench.
👉🏻 Speaking of Salazar, how does he have any knowledge of the compass ability? Prior to his first defeat, he was only obsessed on capturing Jack Sparrow as he chased him towards the Devil’s Triangle. Then, during his meeting with Henry Turner, he mentioned that the compass is the key of releasing him. My guess; he must have known it after being resurrected by the Triangle and that’s when he started to piece together the puzzle by leaving one man to tell the tale on every ship that has entered the Triangle.
PoC 5 is not canon.
If you remember correctly, Jack had also taken a coin from the safe he stole but the first thing he prefers to take out of his pockets, this and other details just makes me believe that the writers didn't care about the plot they wrote much less the directors
I think it was "Jack's crew" and not "just Jack" that got the compass from Calypso. I mean, Jack's captain (the one who dies fighting Salazar) and Jack (probably his first mate) got it from Tia Dalma. Then the captain dies and gives Jack the compass.
BOOM plot hole explained
and the betrayal thing isn't even a plot hole. Jack didn't betrayed the compass when he gave it to Will, Elizabeth and Gibbs cuz he knew the compass would've come back to him. Instead, in the 5th movie, he definitely betrays it just to get a fckn bottle. so it's not a plot hole
I agree on the fact that this movie was written poorly, but it's not on the level of star wars sequels or Jurassic World Dominion. I totally consider Dead Men Tell No Tales canon with the other four movies just because it doesn't ruin the rest of the saga and I don't feel the need to throw something to the screen while watching it, unlike Dominion and Episode 9. I think this movie is the perfect ending to the franchise, more than At World's End (unpopolar opinion) but, yes, they definitely could've done it better
edit: At World's End is better but the ending of this movie is PERFECTION (Jack gets the Black Pearl back, Will and Elizabeth are finally together again, Barbossa redeemed himself, the true Captain Jack Sparrow is back and is no more drunk and depressed, all the curses are broken, the power of the sea is free and Henry and Carina seem to be happy together)
But what I really mean when saying "perfection" is Jack heading towards the horizon at sunset with the Pearl, Gibbs and his crew (and Jack the monkey on his shoulder)
"I have a rendezvous beyond my beloved horizon"
edit 2: according to me, the post credit scene is just a dream of Will
@@КонстантинПаршуков-о6б And what is it dude that? A multiverse? Some alternative reality? No, of course it's canon. You just wish it isn't because of how bad it's, so you're saying this crap. I hate comments like yours. When you don't like something, just say it. Stop with this not canon bullcrap.
Another thing that is bs is that the trident of poseiden always had the power to "break every curse at sea" but Barbosa, Davy Jones and numerous others never tried pursuing it themselves. And to not pursue it is one thing, but to not even so much as mention it is something else entirely.
When I first watched the scene I thought he said: "Show me you're sober." 😂
He says “show me your silver”.
@@CountTentacula Yea I know
What was Salazar singing/muttering? The background music drowns it
He said,"dead men tell no tales."
Nah, he was just singing in spanish.
And he said "el mar está muerto", "the sea is dead" in english
Jack, the legendary pirate lord who outplayed Barbossa, fought against Jones, faced the Kraken head on, escaped death, freed the Caribbean from the ETC, and more, all reduced to a bumbling buffoon. Not only does the writing not make any sense, the charm that once radiated from Jack's character is no longer there. What the actual fuck happened when they were conjuring up this dumpster fire of a movie? Did the writers suffer a cerebral aneurysm? Was Depp actually drunk while shooting?
Depp's issues with Amber Heard clearly took a toll on his performance.But this doesn't change that his character was written horribly in this movie.A complete and incompetent fool,a shadow of his former self.Not to mention all the plot holes and inconsistencies with previous movies as well..
@@lordyozora234 Depp played Jack during this time on Disneyland's PoTC attraction and he did well, so most to blame the shitty writting.
Pirate's life💖💀💖💀💖💀💖💀💖
So Salazar and his crew were locked there for decades waiting for this moment?
Yes. They were almost going insane by the time they got released
@@lorantpapp07
I wonder for how long? maybe 30 years?
@@fonzo88 i would say about 20-25 years
1708~1751 43 years
*"WE ARE FREE!!!"* Speaks one man... after YEARS of being condemned into the Devil's Triangle.
*"Now, now... it is time... to hunt a Pirate..!"* Speaks Salazar, as he raises his arms in utter relief... feeling the sun on his face again. But, he does know... his job isn't done YET.
They never explain wtf the compass has to do with the triangle
Not to mention in Dead Man's Chest Tia Dalma clearly asked Jack about "the compass you bartered from me", like did they just retcon that scene? Did Jack have 2 compasses?
If I'm mistaken, when Jack's Captain was killed he said the compass points to what you most desire. Ig the Comprass is the key to the triangle and whoever holds it can lock anyone in it until they're killed or pass it on. If the Compass is giving away, the seal breaks unleashing whoever is trapped inside.
@@subjectc7505 but how would Salazar know about the compass or even know Jack Sparrows name?
@@omarbaba9892 in the movie, it shows you the battle between the two and how he knows Jack. And for the Comprass he probably heard about it or was told about while in the triangle.
They said that if you betray it, it would release your worst fear.
Great movie
A pirates life?
A pirate isnt exactly known for fair trade
May I please have a drink please
😂😂😂
The whole premise of this movie makes no sense. They changed the fact that he got the compass from Calypso and he had given the compass away multiple times in the first three movies, and this guy never showed up.
He was letting others borrow the compass in previous movies, and had every intention of getting it back. In this scene he truly gave it away. Like for real.
@@tomcarpenter7821 That's bullshit. He's got stolen the compass a few times and when he gave it to Gibbs in POTC4, he didn't expect it to return. He gave it to him, because he knew well that he might actually die.
@@BaronMartin
It's not bullshit. The story progression is just over your head.
@@tomcarpenter7821 No, you're just defending plot holes in this series... :D
@@BaronMartin
Your inability to keep up doesn't mean we lower the story to match your mental pace. 😎
This explains why the bremuna triangle is water 0:55
Honestly I wonder why didn't Salazar attempt to contact the spanish armada. I get he could consider himself powerful enough to go and clean the seas by himself, but we see he is still loyal to Spain, he assaults english ships and also when he started killing Barbossa's crew for the second time, he sentenced them "in the name of the king". And the spanish in this universe seem to be more competent than the english, as seen in "On stranger tides". Salazar had potential to be a bigger antagonist but remained as a one-time villain. Luckily we are getting Davy Jones back in the next movie...
Oh, wait.....😢
1:31〜
I hate this movie so much. Dude went from legendary badass from Pirates 3/4 to this😭😭 even Hector got a weird lookin fit
jack shouldn't surrender the compass...
This dont make sense
He lost the compass so many tomes and he gave it to Will Turner and He gave it to Elizabeth
But he knew every time he would get it back. Not this time
Those times he either got it taken from him unwilling or lent it to someone, this time he fully gave it away with no intention of getting it back.
2:16 😮
But why the rum?
He's a pirate. What do you expect?
its Jacks' fault, he put away the compass , because of that Salazar is free, he free the devil, if he had keep the compass with him , salazar would never free.
now the biggest predator is out ,
better warn all the pirates , that the devil is back and free from his hell 😮😮😮😮😮😮😳😳😳😳
of i was in the movie and saw Salazar out from the Devil's Triangle , i will run and a warn all pirates
For a bottle of Rum
Pirate’s Life ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
and he make free the devil
That he couldnt even drink, as soon as he went outside the bar it was shot out of his hand
light proof ghost?
Unemployment
🤦♂️
Terrible film terrible villain terrible writing terrible plot
Shut up 5 year old kid
@@G.C.D.AI must disagree, the film has some plot holes, especially in relation to the expanded universe of the books! But despite that, I consider Salazar a good villain, just wasted!
Salazar was a good villain honestly, the rest i can sort of agree with