@@theaztecwarrior1190 its mostly because where the spain where there where dutch folk and there ships of war netherlands whas the greatest in those times most ships biggest most money made so if u had war with spains u had war with the dutch
Admittedly that is a very well trained well disciplined crew, getting what I believe is a Fifth Rate or Fourth Rate of the Line ready for battle within what I believe in film was under ten minutes. This was what the Royal Navy actually strived for with its more professional crews during the Golden Age of Piracy. Because Pirate attacks tended to be unconventional by definition, the Royal Navy tried to train its crews to be ready for action at the drop of a hat.
@@andresamaya6187: Thank you, I am surprised I was. All I remember is “Looks like a schooner, or looks like the Interceptor”. Though if I am correct, the Interceptor was of a similar class or a tad larger.
@@adrianh.3102 the Interceptor is considerably smaller as it is a brig or brigantine (for Americans it is a brig though for the British it is a brigantine) and have 16 guns, though it hold its ground quite well against the Pearl
Definitely a sixth rate, she’s actually HMS Surprise in real life, a museum ship based on the HMS Rose, a Royal Navy sixth rate scuttled during the American Revolution. She was originally named HMS Rose herself but was renamed after being used to portray the HMS Surprise in Master and Commander. Crazy to me that this is the ship from that movie.
this scene is a fucking masterpiece, even the movie being not good, this scene saved it. the camera coming over the Providence, and the soundtrack, the way Barbossa give the orders and the Brits get ready to rock the Spaniard, and then they have to change posts to manage the sails. Ultra fucking cool
@@angryozziebogan3046 the frigate wasn't in full canvas, and the sailors weren't making sail as they were too busy manning the batteries, which is why Barbossa complained they lagged behind
@@santiagoz.s.1024 Please...A ship of the Line first class lost against a Galleon(Black Pearl) and something even atleast 100 years older...Endeavour had vastly superior firepower on EITHER broadside.,and it was attacked at point blank range by ships that shouldn´t even have been able to really damage it,but that would eat a full broadside each,a situation that would have every commanders pants wet from sheer excitement.And even IF the Dutchman can´t be sunk,it CAN be shot to pieces
@@hellatze British frigates were pretty powerful, they could match galleons with their lower deck height and relatively fast firing guns. Against 3, no way, but Barbossa's maneuvered through numbers before with the Black Pearl.
@@castellanos6436 hardly? The British won one of the most important naval battle in history (Trafalgar) and manage to rule the waves for 100 years. Sure the Spanish also won some battles against the British but the Spanish couldn't rule the waves like the British did
@@Gabe_-pw7xv The Spanish Empire was already on decline by the late 1700s. You also have to think about the French Invasions and the Spanish American Independence wars. The extension of the Spanish Empire at that time was too huge to be manage by one monarchy, so Spain was already in a weak state (so was France as well). Spain's business was in America not in Spain. Besides, Spain was never as industrialised as the UK (the industrial Revolution began in UK) that helped you on producing more ships with less. In fact no other country in the world was as industrialised as you , hence why you were unbeatable for a century. This and countless internal social economic problems is why you won in Trafalgar. The 250 years before that Spain was the unbeatable.
The Royal Navy was defeated multiple times by the Spanish Navy, but History omits it. Francis Drake, was defeated in Veracruz in the battle of San Juan de Ulua in 1568. The Invincible English, invasion fleet sent by Elizabeth I to defeat to the Spanish navy, was defeated by Spain and its navy in 1589. Edward Vernon was defeated in Cartagenas De Indias by Blas de Lezo in 1741. Horacio Nelson, the great victor of Trafalgar, was defeated in Tenerife, Spain, 25 of July of 1797.
Francis Drake with a guy that I forgot the name also defeated the Spanish Armada marking it the worse defeat of the spanish navy. I think it was a undeclared war correct me if I'm wrong
Something that always bothered me was that Groves was not the leader of the expedition, he was a hero in the battle of pirates of the Caribbean 1, he helped the East Indies and survived the battle in the maelstrom, anyone would imagine that all those feats would be worth it the title of Admiral at least and many medals on his chest. But in Stranger Tides he ended up being one more servant, his entire military life was spent receiving orders from Norrigton, Becket and now Barbossa, it is sad that someone so loyal to the crown and the king did not receive the promotion he deserved. Groves deserved his own ship and his crew, not everyone survives all those battles
Even in his death he was loyal to the crown and tried to claim that land in the name of King George, Gillette also deserved something more, maybe to be Groves's assistant, but both ended up being used and betrayed by Barbossa, a pirate who never deserved be a privateer
I have to wonder if Groves was sent along to keep an eye on Barbossa, but it's also possible serving secondhand to a privateer (who you lost your last ship to despite outnumbering about a dozen to one) was a punishment for him losing Endeavor. Defeat tends to get assigned to the highest-ranked surviving officer, who would've been Groves by that point. A lesser man might've resigned by Groves was made of sterner stuff and stayed loyal to a King who didn't deserve his service. It's honestly a bit of a shame he died here, since I think he could've genuinely done well for himself as an actual pirate under Barbossa, especially with the other Royal Navy dropouts he attracted.
"We be privateers not pirates master Gibbs, and in the kings name we'll behave as such." Privateers were pirates paid to act like pirates and not attack the navy of the nation they were privateering for. They'd also be granted immunity toward this nation. Example, Edward Teach (Blackbeard) was an English privateer along side Benjamin Hornigold during the Queen Anne's War, when the war ended and their privateering days were over they went back to normal piracy, which of course was illegal, though most evidence suggests Blackbeard and Hornigold even after the war refused to attack English ships out of loyalty.
Barbossa in the world of potc, is a well known pirate who used to be the famous undead captain of the black pearl, and also one of the pirate lords. He is one of the main pirates that can be held responsible for the fall of the east indian trading company by releasing a literal god. Yet, he became a privateer. With that background do you think he would have been allowed a proper job? I think it was a comment to stop Gibbs being cheeky.
That’s actually not true believe me I know more then you. Edward Teach was a privateer working for the English ok he was English Privateer. A privateer is by definition a Private man hired by the king to work so it’s not a soldier but a person who flys the colours of the person they work for. So he isn’t a pirate he is a private man working for king George. Btw look it up.
Fun fact : his true name was Edward D. Teach, and he temporarily worked as a privateer (i.e. a pirate loyal to the government) to further his own goals.
"Im having a thought here Barbossa..What do you say we call it truths I scurvy over to the Spaniards and I negotiate the return of the chalices eh? What you think of that?"
Agreed, I would have liked to see more international context in the first three movies. Only the British and the East Indies Company. Although there were Spanish in the videogames, it would have been nice to see a couple of Spanish, French or even Dutch ships, ports or scenes with Jack Sparrow and the rest
And they're flying the Union Jack (adopted in 1801) and not the King's Colours or a Naval ensign because...? Disney, not having their shit together, as per usual.
Tbh, Barbossa was a competent captain ... if you remember the movies. I even read some comments he was better then Jack. But ofc, it are just movies ...
Gibbs has super vision of some sort. How could he see that the spaniard didn't turn his head? Captain, throw overboard that incompetent lookout and put Gibbs in his place.
I am really curious. With Barbossa’s leadership and experience, could he actually take on 3 Spanish ships, with well trained well disciplined Royal Navy at his command.
Not in that ship he couldn’t. A single frigate, or brigantine against 3 two deck, triple mast, Spanish galleons? That’s sixteen guns against at least sixty, and a far less armored hull. He’s an absolute badass and a tactical genius, make no mistake, but in this particular engagement he was just flat out outnumbered and outgunned.
Absolutely not. That said, it's also Barbossa's duty as Captain not to give up the ship without a fight. He'd be expected to fight to the death regardless of whether it was possible to win.
I don’t think he could, but he’ll never go down without a fight. That’s why he says “It appears were not even worth the time to sink us.” He knew they didn’t stand a chance.
@@samu_cfhflames4469 Thank you some one says it, now this movie does have it's flaws but I say it's best to just end it on this one, at least we have Gibbs, barbossa, and jack all acting properly to their character.
So much information packed inside, finding the right course, ready to fight a superior foe with dicipline enemy not even bother to notice them now everyone racing to the destination Yeah this one's still good.
Among the great achievements of the Spanish Navy are the discovery of the American continent, (not a country) by the admiral in the service of Spain, Christopher Columbus. The first circumnavigation of the world by Juan Sebastián Elcano. The discovery of the maritime route between Asia and the American continent by Andrés de Urdaneta. The Spanish Armada was the most powerful in the world from the 16th century to the end of the 18th century and continued to be a naval force of world reference until well into the 19th century. Before the Royal Navy was the owner of the seas, its predecessor was the Spanish Navy, who dominated the seas and made Spain the first global empire in world history. PLUS ULTRA
Correction: The Vikings were the ones to discover North America about 500 years before Columbus was even born. They attempted to establish colonies in Newfoundland and integrated with the local tribes.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl correction: the vikings arrived first in America but they didn't discover anything because they never knew they were in another continent
Barbosa: "be we on the proper course Gibbs" Gibbs:" I it be proper there's your proof" notice how he pointed the spañerd ships and no one else saw them coming this right here is telling me that Gibbs knew all along he probably didn't give a shit if the ship he was got under attack I mean because that would give him the opportunity to Escape right but the reason he did say something was becuse he was put on the spot by barbosa.
The hunt for the fountain is meant to be covert exhibition in a time of heightened tension between England and Spain. The last thing either side wants to know publicly is their ships to fire one another. That’s why the Spaniard didn’t even acknowledge Barbossa’s ship even though he has the advantage of numbers and firepower.
Well that and limitations. Privateers were sponsored by one government to attack another countries ships, often during a time of war. Essentially they were mercenaries, privatized commerce raiders. But with that in mind, if your a privateer under the English government, they might not look well upon you if you targeted British ships. Pirates has no such limitations. They would generally attack merchant ships regardless of what ensign they flew.
@@speed150mph True, but when the golden age of piracy began, some pirates out right refused to attack british ships anyways (at first), and several privateers were known for attacking any foreign ships they came across, even if the government they worked for wasn't at war with them. They weren't that profesional, for them this was an adventure, and the paper they signed was just their excuse to do this.
When my friends and I are playing sea of thieves every once in a full moon, we all wear red coats even though the Royal Navy is blue so is the American navy
Históricamente la Edad de Oro de la piratería duró hasta 1720 (osea 21 años antes de Cartagena de Indias) Si siguieramos la lógica histórica por los barcos españoles, esto sería 1690 (aprox) Pero realmente la película sucede en 1750. Por lo que definitivamente Barbossa sabe lo que pasó en Cartagena Simplemente digo esto como un dato curioso
Lol everybody knows the story the Spanish would fuck them up Barbosa did the smart and right thing to just back off simple ass that so if your welling to pick a fight with the Spanish then your in for a rumbling disaster
1:26 Even if they were going to fight, it's 3 ships to 1.....no-way they could've won anyhow, not without significant losses. It appears the Spanish have a much more sensible captain.....plus, why get ready for battle station when no warning of an attack has been made....
Because this was a time period where the British and Spanish were at a constant conflict. Seeing an opposing force is a solid reason to prepare for battle, at least to defend yourself if need be. But of course that Spaniards here had their eyes on the fountain of youth, not this single 6th rate British vessel
Mother Spain ruled the entire world for 2 and a half centuries. We were the first WORLD POWER. We circunnavigate the Globe the FIRST. We discovered Half of the World with America as well. The only comparable enterprise nowadays is NASA going to mars and the moon. What the others did after us was a simple copy. España es la primera potencia mundial histórica y lo fue durante 250 años. Larga Vida a MADRE ESPAÑA. TODO el GLobo debería pagar tributo a España ya que los descubrimos y presentamos a todos.
0:50 when a pro guy enters the game :D
OMG YES!
Mincafht omzag.
That's probably the coolest Barbossa clip.
1:34 When the pro guy means no trouble.
;D
Groves : Sir, orders sir!
Barbossa : It's just... good business...
Groves : * having *INTENSE* Endeavour flashbacks *
It's Gillette,not Groves.
@@eltonjohntubola3212 no its Groves.
@@GMA20494 my bad, you're right.
@@eltonjohntubola3212 Groves
@@eltonjohntubola3212 Looks like someone doesnt make a note of his name.
Barbossa should've said "Its just, good business" just to mess with Groves while giving him Endeavor flashbacks
Red That be BADASSSSSS
☺☺☺
Poor Groves
Red yeah he should have been a pirate like mullroy and murtagg
PTSD
Groves is literally still traumatized after that endeavour lol
1:30 he's ready to jump over board again
Lol
British should've thrown their lookout overboard after this wtf
ENn0ble yesssss
I know I would
Truth!
yeah. that lookout is idiot to miss the 3 huge ships.
its like the eye of the ship, the most important job
The lookout was probably the guy who jumped overboard
Would have laughed when barbossa looked through the glass and the Spaniard just gave him the finger without looking in Barbossa's direction.
mudyao Yes
O, he did, weren't you watching ;)
I'm sure it was a blooper lol
Ok, that’s funny!!
(Slow clap of respect). 👍
🖕
After preparing for battle so confidently, "It appears they think it's not even worth the time to sink us". LOL
You gotta give it to him the man did the right thing if your dumb enough to pick a fight with the Spanish then you best be ready to flee your ship
I don't think they sounded confident...
I see no ships!
@@theaztecwarrior1190 its mostly because where the spain where there where dutch folk and there ships of war netherlands whas the greatest in those times most ships biggest most money made so if u had war with spains u had war with the dutch
Every time I see videos of somalian pirates attacking any more developed nation I remember this line
mister Gibbs has good eyesight he didn't even need a telescope to see if the Spanish turned there head's or not.
HeartacheLady Endy your making me blush, it was nothing just my observation haki that's all.
And he really stayed true to the character in the fifth movie.
Well to be fair, he saw the 3 spanish ships before the bloody lookouts did...
Gibbs oclearly has 10 Perception.
*clearly
@@lewismeza1989 your observation haki might be just shy of God Usopp.
Admittedly that is a very well trained well disciplined crew, getting what I believe is a Fifth Rate or Fourth Rate of the Line ready for battle within what I believe in film was under ten minutes. This was what the Royal Navy actually strived for with its more professional crews during the Golden Age of Piracy. Because Pirate attacks tended to be unconventional by definition, the Royal Navy tried to train its crews to be ready for action at the drop of a hat.
I believe it is a sixth rate. Could be wrong.
@@adrianh.3102 actually you're right, the ship have 22 guns
@@andresamaya6187: Thank you, I am surprised I was. All I remember is “Looks like a schooner, or looks like the Interceptor”. Though if I am correct, the Interceptor was of a similar class or a tad larger.
@@adrianh.3102 the Interceptor is considerably smaller as it is a brig or brigantine (for Americans it is a brig though for the British it is a brigantine) and have 16 guns, though it hold its ground quite well against the Pearl
Definitely a sixth rate, she’s actually HMS Surprise in real life, a museum ship based on the HMS Rose, a Royal Navy sixth rate scuttled during the American Revolution. She was originally named HMS Rose herself but was renamed after being used to portray the HMS Surprise in Master and Commander. Crazy to me that this is the ship from that movie.
1:30 i bet he was having flashbacks
lordlossize GG To what?
Therio Cassius This is the same Officer who stood in the third movie besides Beckett when the Endavour got destroyed
Daniel He was in all the original 3 movies
Agent Smith it was a shame they kill him off too
lordlossize GG I don’t get who you’re talking about.. the Spanish guys?
this scene is a fucking masterpiece, even the movie being not good, this scene saved it.
the camera coming over the Providence, and the soundtrack, the way Barbossa give the orders and the Brits get ready to rock the Spaniard, and then they have to change posts to manage the sails.
Ultra fucking cool
Thing is, most likely, Barbossa would've had his ass handed to him. You dont mess with 3 Spanish Galleons.
So 3 large Galleons spawning into existence and then overtaking their Frigate seemingly with engines saved the film?
@@angryozziebogan3046 the frigate wasn't in full canvas, and the sailors weren't making sail as they were too busy manning the batteries, which is why Barbossa complained they lagged behind
@@santiagoz.s.1024 Please...A ship of the Line first class lost against a Galleon(Black Pearl) and something even atleast 100 years older...Endeavour had vastly superior firepower on EITHER broadside.,and it was attacked at point blank range by ships that shouldn´t even have been able to really damage it,but that would eat a full broadside each,a situation that would have every commanders pants wet from sheer excitement.And even IF the Dutchman can´t be sunk,it CAN be shot to pieces
@@angryozziebogan3046 6th rate ship
It's hilarious how the British and the Spanish ended up just sailing right next to each other for perhaps days.
that was 3 galleon. not a chance to win anyway
@@hellatze British frigates were pretty powerful, they could match galleons with their lower deck height and relatively fast firing guns. Against 3, no way, but Barbossa's maneuvered through numbers before with the Black Pearl.
@@chatterycasque9594 Not a chance mate. The English hardly ever won against the Spanish ships in their 300 years of dispute.
@@castellanos6436 hardly? The British won one of the most important naval battle in history (Trafalgar) and manage to rule the waves for 100 years. Sure the Spanish also won some battles against the British but the Spanish couldn't rule the waves like the British did
@@Gabe_-pw7xv The Spanish Empire was already on decline by the late 1700s. You also have to think about the French Invasions and the Spanish American Independence wars. The extension of the Spanish Empire at that time was too huge to be manage by one monarchy, so Spain was already in a weak state (so was France as well). Spain's business was in America not in Spain. Besides, Spain was never as industrialised as the UK (the industrial Revolution began in UK) that helped you on producing more ships with less. In fact no other country in the world was as industrialised as you , hence why you were unbeatable for a century. This and countless internal social economic problems is why you won in Trafalgar. The 250 years before that Spain was the unbeatable.
same officer as who yelled: "abandon ship"
He is used to say "orders sir"and not get a proper answer Xd
He must be thinking oh crap not this again
Arne H. same officer as in pirates 1+2+ the one that gets shot in pirates 4
Cheggerhans™ this is 4
Cheggerhans™
Did he died in part 4???
"Await Orders" LOVE his enthusiasm
The Royal Navy was defeated multiple times by the Spanish Navy, but History omits it.
Francis Drake, was defeated in Veracruz in the battle of San Juan de Ulua in 1568.
The Invincible English, invasion fleet sent by Elizabeth I to defeat to the Spanish navy, was defeated by Spain and its navy in 1589.
Edward Vernon was defeated in Cartagenas De Indias by Blas de Lezo in 1741.
Horacio Nelson, the great victor of Trafalgar, was defeated in Tenerife, Spain, 25 of July of 1797.
And look at them today. They work in tandem as if there were no bad blood between them.
Francis Drake with a guy that I forgot the name also defeated the Spanish Armada marking it the worse defeat of the spanish navy. I think it was a undeclared war correct me if I'm wrong
And also *Battle of Trafalgar*
El problema con la historia de españa y que mucha gente no entiende, es todo lo que ha acarreado la leyenda negra hasta el día de hoy.
@@WednesdayAddamsMW who work in tandem?
Barbosa was ready to take 3 Spaniard ship's on.....wow that man has balls.
Shellbullet 91 - And a wooden leg to boot!
Shellbullet 91 yes, they are 18 pounds.
He was preparing for the Spanish to attack. Any competent naval commander would have done the same.
One legged man with 18 pound balls. That's why he walks funny.
He was like, let’s prepare to die, 3 Galleons vs 1 frigate
Something that always bothered me was that Groves was not the leader of the expedition, he was a hero in the battle of pirates of the Caribbean 1, he helped the East Indies and survived the battle in the maelstrom, anyone would imagine that all those feats would be worth it the title of Admiral at least and many medals on his chest. But in Stranger Tides he ended up being one more servant, his entire military life was spent receiving orders from Norrigton, Becket and now Barbossa, it is sad that someone so loyal to the crown and the king did not receive the promotion he deserved. Groves deserved his own ship and his crew, not everyone survives all those battles
Even in his death he was loyal to the crown and tried to claim that land in the name of King George, Gillette also deserved something more, maybe to be Groves's assistant, but both ended up being used and betrayed by Barbossa, a pirate who never deserved be a privateer
I really liked that they brought them both back. Also considering how they survived, with no plot armor lol, the past events of other movies.
I have to wonder if Groves was sent along to keep an eye on Barbossa, but it's also possible serving secondhand to a privateer (who you lost your last ship to despite outnumbering about a dozen to one) was a punishment for him losing Endeavor. Defeat tends to get assigned to the highest-ranked surviving officer, who would've been Groves by that point. A lesser man might've resigned by Groves was made of sterner stuff and stayed loyal to a King who didn't deserve his service. It's honestly a bit of a shame he died here, since I think he could've genuinely done well for himself as an actual pirate under Barbossa, especially with the other Royal Navy dropouts he attracted.
He seems to be good at following orders, but a leader must be good at giving them.
Orders? Orders sir?!
Angry Bird Patriot, All hands, abandon ship! ;)
That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen
So it would seem
he had to say it a second time.... lmao
All cannons. Fire! Fire!
"We be privateers not pirates master Gibbs, and in the kings name we'll behave as such."
Privateers were pirates paid to act like pirates and not attack the navy of the nation they were privateering for. They'd also be granted immunity toward this nation.
Example, Edward Teach (Blackbeard) was an English privateer along side Benjamin Hornigold during the Queen Anne's War, when the war ended and their privateering days were over they went back to normal piracy, which of course was illegal, though most evidence suggests Blackbeard and Hornigold even after the war refused to attack English ships out of loyalty.
Barbossa in the world of potc, is a well known pirate who used to be the famous undead captain of the black pearl, and also one of the pirate lords. He is one of the main pirates that can be held responsible for the fall of the east indian trading company by releasing a literal god. Yet, he became a privateer. With that background do you think he would have been allowed a proper job?
I think it was a comment to stop Gibbs being cheeky.
That’s actually not true believe me I know more then you.
Edward Teach was a privateer working for the English ok he was English Privateer. A privateer is by definition a Private man hired by the king to work so it’s not a soldier but a person who flys the colours of the person they work for. So he isn’t a pirate he is a private man working for king George.
Btw look it up.
Fun fact : his true name was Edward D. Teach, and he temporarily worked as a privateer (i.e. a pirate loyal to the government) to further his own goals.
The Spaniards didn't sink the British, they just felt sorry for them lol.
no, they didnt want to waste a few minutes to sink them.
@Fjj they are brothers for sure.
@Fjj Because the Spanish empire started way before the British lmao
They have a mission.
Easy as it could be to destroy the ship it'll be a waste of time and gunpowder they were not interested in.
Whoever was supposed to be on watch should be flogged.
I think 20 lashes will do.
@@WednesdayAddamsMWpoor little wellard
They would've got slaughtered now that I think about it. 1 6 rate Frig vs 3 two decker galleons?!
*Brig
J.C Lee friagate
@@Mathew_-xe2ig *frigate 😂
J.C Lee brigate
See my video proving the Spanish Empire was bigger at its zenith than the British at its zenith.
I wish Jack just turned up at the other end of Barbossa's spyglass and just went, "I'M HAVING A THOUGHT HERE, BARBOSSA!"
"Im having a thought here Barbossa..What do you say we call it truths I scurvy over to the Spaniards and I negotiate the return of the chalices eh? What you think of that?"
Good idea for a crack vid xD
"Sir, orders, SIR?" Lol poor Groves having Endeavor flashbacks
1:45 all guns are manned. The cannon and swivel gun in the background: "am I a joke to you?"
Nice catch, but swivel guns weren't considered "guns" the term guns referred to naval cannons, swivels were seen as anti-personnel weapons
This was the only scene in any POTC movie that provided a glimpse into the real conflicts that were going on in Europe during this time
Agreed, I would have liked to see more international context in the first three movies. Only the British and the East Indies Company.
Although there were Spanish in the videogames, it would have been nice to see a couple of Spanish, French or even Dutch ships, ports or scenes with Jack Sparrow and the rest
spanish suit is cool
I like barbosas
I am Mexican and I support the Spanish
Hermanos de distinta madre 🤜🤛
I for one am proud to have catholicism brought into my family by my great great grandfather lmfao
i love how he didnt even turn to look at them
A ship of the 6th rate _vs_ 3 Galleons.
Sam yea. Don't fire unless they are gonna fire but fire first
fire first? run, sink a galleon with a 6th rate really hard, but sink 3? HA
yeah a light frigate/6th rate vs 3 SPANISH galleons...good luck with that
With Barbossa at the helm tho...
Dat Guy- Even if Jack was at the helm, I don't think he can think himself out of that one(except run away, or somehow negotiate)
And they're flying the Union Jack (adopted in 1801) and not the King's Colours or a Naval ensign because...? Disney, not having their shit together, as per usual.
Brady in the first ones the ships flew proper colours. They just want money now they don't care what People think
They were privateers so, should they have a proper flag?
Mago Leo
Well certainly they wouldn't have one that hadn't been invented yet
At least they had a flag. Where is the big Castillian Kingdom flag in the Spanish ships?
@@ramonparada The Spanish used the cross of burgundy not the Castilian flag
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Neymar Fan I know he's like " Please don't be like Becket"
The1AwkwardDude so true haha
Later that day, the look-out was keelhauled
Michael VPS lol damn right
maybe he wasnt on his position. Dont worry Barbossa probably let this fool get eaten by mermaids
The spaniards not looking in the direcction of barbossa was a clear flip the middle finger 😂, i love being spaniard😌.
Barbossa: The guy who just started the game
Gibbs: The friend who's been playing for a while
Spaniards: Veteran players
Tbh, Barbossa was a competent captain ... if you remember the movies. I even read some comments he was better then Jack. But ofc, it are just movies ...
as a kid I used to pretend to limp like Barbossa, because he looks so cool doing that
Until now, I do
SAME
This made me crack up so hard 😂
Gibbs has super vision of some sort. How could he see that the spaniard didn't turn his head? Captain, throw overboard that incompetent lookout and put Gibbs in his place.
1:27 Groves : thinks about beckett and the endeavour
Barbossa be like : Bad memories ? :)
I am really curious. With Barbossa’s leadership and experience, could he actually take on 3 Spanish ships, with well trained well disciplined Royal Navy at his command.
Not in that ship he couldn’t. A single frigate, or brigantine against 3 two deck, triple mast, Spanish galleons? That’s sixteen guns against at least sixty, and a far less armored hull.
He’s an absolute badass and a tactical genius, make no mistake, but in this particular engagement he was just flat out outnumbered and outgunned.
@@LegendPurpleDragon152 wow, I never think of that, nicely explained , thank you
@@LegendPurpleDragon152 Nah, the writers decide who will win lol
Absolutely not. That said, it's also Barbossa's duty as Captain not to give up the ship without a fight. He'd be expected to fight to the death regardless of whether it was possible to win.
I don’t think he could, but he’ll never go down without a fight. That’s why he says “It appears were not even worth the time to sink us.” He knew they didn’t stand a chance.
No ship battles and not a single cannon had fired in this entire movie 🎥
Which is why it should have ended at words end
@@theaztecwarrior1190 at world end ended with the search for the fountain cliffhanger
Still better than the whole cringy fight on the pearl against salazars crew...the 5th one was a joke...
@@samu_cfhflames4469 Thank you some one says it, now this movie does have it's flaws but I say it's best to just end it on this one, at least we have Gibbs, barbossa, and jack all acting properly to their character.
F in chat for poor Groves. He deserved better
So much information packed inside,
finding the right course,
ready to fight a superior foe with dicipline
enemy not even bother to notice them
now everyone racing to the destination
Yeah this one's still good.
1:28 He just had a flashback from PoTC3 when he asked the same thing to Cutler Beckett
How could Gibbs see that the Spaniard didn't even turn his head with his naked eye, while Barbossa had to use a spyglass?
maybe he wanted to check if there is any mistake
Old age x)?
Britannia vs the Spaniard that's a great choice for an amazing battle for history.
Also Ottomans vs Spain or Venice
I'm doing a series called "The British Empire was NOT the biggest."
Got lots of material.
"Sir. Orders, sir." Clearly someone wasn't paying closer attention to the Spaniards.
Norrington = Navy, Pirate, Navy
Gibbs = Navy, Pirate, Navy, Pirate
Murtogg = Navy, Pirate
Mullroy = Navy, Pirate
Barbossa = Pirate, Navy, Pirate
Jack = Pirate, Navy, Pirate
Among the great achievements of the Spanish Navy are the discovery of the American continent, (not a country) by the admiral in the service of Spain, Christopher Columbus.
The first circumnavigation of the world by Juan Sebastián Elcano.
The discovery of the maritime route between Asia and the American continent by Andrés de Urdaneta. The Spanish Armada was the most powerful in the world from the 16th century to the end of the 18th century and continued to be a naval force of world reference until well into the 19th century.
Before the Royal Navy was the owner of the seas, its predecessor was the Spanish Navy, who dominated the seas and made Spain the first global empire in world history.
PLUS ULTRA
Correction: The Vikings were the ones to discover North America about 500 years before Columbus was even born. They attempted to establish colonies in Newfoundland and integrated with the local tribes.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl correction: the vikings arrived first in America but they didn't discover anything because they never knew they were in another continent
Spanish nationalist are so cute, how is it going with Catalonia and the Basque sleepyhead :D?
@@crocodileguy4319what about you Anglophiles? How is it going with Scotland and Ireland
@@crocodileguy4319de verdad es que los ingleses soys cínicos y arrogantes, no reconocéis que España os reventó en Cartagena de Indias!
It could have been such a good Movie if this would have been a Naval Battle
Deathstar Entertainment the British ship was a sixth rate it would have been completely destroyed against 3 galleons
would be destroyed even v 1 of those xD
Maybe King George should have given him a Ship of the Line. That would have kicked the galleons ass.
then the King of Spain could have given the spanish the Santisima Trinidad xD
ruben g e Still not as strong as a fully armed Ship of the Line. At least I don't think it would be.
Spanish fleet: nahhh they're too noobs
When I first saw this movie I thought there was gonna be an epic ship battle.
Barbosa: "be we on the proper course Gibbs" Gibbs:" I it be proper there's your proof" notice how he pointed the spañerd ships and no one else saw them coming this right here is telling me that Gibbs knew all along he probably didn't give a shit if the ship he was got under attack I mean because that would give him the opportunity to Escape right but the reason he did say something was becuse he was put on the spot by barbosa.
There is a serious life lesson to learn here. Stay focus on your own goals
Geoffrey Rush just kills it in every scene. 😎
1:27 Groves had PTSD when Barbossa froze and didnt give orders.
Master Gibbs has some PHENOMENAL eyesight to see the Spanish Captain looking forward
Groves was about to have endeavour flashbakcs when he started saying "orders sir? "
1:07 The first gunner is Will Turner's son ?
Hahahahhaa
THAT UK FLAG DIDN'T EXIST YET, TRIGGERED
Those Colonies Are Mine I thought I was who noticed that
You are most correct. That flag didn't exist until the 1900s or 1920s I think.
It was put into use in 1801 when the United Kingdom was made from Great Britain and Ireland.
Those Colonies Are Mine Oh wow I didn't realize it went that far back. I need to go back and brush up on my UK history. Thanks
No problem, glad I could be of some help
Man Barbossa had some giant balls wanting to take on 3 Spanish galleons
He did not want to do that, he just prepared the crew and the ship for a possible battle.
Quite a good scene.
1:22 That pissed me off....
Damn after the death of Gillete and Groves ini this movie, the British Royal Navy is not going around in the 5
Barbossa was really about to take on the Spanish 3v1 lol
The hunt for the fountain is meant to be covert exhibition in a time of heightened tension between England and Spain.
The last thing either side wants to know publicly is their ships to fire one another. That’s why the Spaniard didn’t even acknowledge Barbossa’s ship even though he has the advantage of numbers and firepower.
If Barbossa had not chosen to be a pirate, he would have done well in the English navy, whether as a captain or privateer!
The Spaniards are easily the best part of this film
Esta película de piratas del Caribe es genial
0:51 Hector Barbossa: ALL HANDS BATTLE STATIONS
I love how barbossa acknowledges the fact that the spanish would have sank them😂😂
0:26 sounds like Barbosa almost laughed saying that
Groves having PTSD from being given no orders again
“TU REGERE IMPERIO FLUCTUS HISPANE MEMENTO”
when you realize that irl the only difference between pirate and privateer was one little sheet of paper...
Well that and limitations. Privateers were sponsored by one government to attack another countries ships, often during a time of war. Essentially they were mercenaries, privatized commerce raiders. But with that in mind, if your a privateer under the English government, they might not look well upon you if you targeted British ships.
Pirates has no such limitations. They would generally attack merchant ships regardless of what ensign they flew.
@@speed150mph True, but when the golden age of piracy began, some pirates out right refused to attack british ships anyways (at first), and several privateers were known for attacking any foreign ships they came across, even if the government they worked for wasn't at war with them. They weren't that profesional, for them this was an adventure, and the paper they signed was just their excuse to do this.
*Admiral Nelson and Vernon has left the chat*
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When my friends and I are playing sea of thieves every once in a full moon, we all wear red coats even though the Royal Navy is blue so is the American navy
The red would be later 18th century Britain. America also used blue.
1:21 gimmi that telescope
Recordó que en Cartagena de Indias Vernon perdió contra Blas de Lezo! Gran humillación histórica contra UK Una pena.
Históricamente la Edad de Oro de la piratería duró hasta 1720 (osea 21 años antes de Cartagena de Indias)
Si siguieramos la lógica histórica por los barcos españoles, esto sería 1690 (aprox)
Pero realmente la película sucede en 1750. Por lo que definitivamente Barbossa sabe lo que pasó en Cartagena
Simplemente digo esto como un dato curioso
the ship used in this scene is the Rose, which was also used as the HMS Surprise in Master and Commander
I could see Barbosa taking those three ships out.
no the spanish would of destroyed them really quick
he was just preparing for the ship to sink
Lol everybody knows the story the Spanish would fuck them up Barbosa did the smart and right thing to just back off simple ass that so if your welling to pick a fight with the Spanish then your in for a rumbling disaster
Go and watch Black Sails then you see even 1 Spanish war Galleon, could have wrecked that english light frigate/6th rate, in just a few mintues.
1:26 Even if they were going to fight, it's 3 ships to 1.....no-way they could've won anyhow, not without significant losses. It appears the Spanish have a much more sensible captain.....plus, why get ready for battle station when no warning of an attack has been made....
Not only it’s 3 ships to 1, it’s 3 Galleons against a 6th rate ship, it’s like trying to fight 3 school busses whilst being in a Mini Cooper
Because this was a time period where the British and Spanish were at a constant conflict. Seeing an opposing force is a solid reason to prepare for battle, at least to defend yourself if need be. But of course that Spaniards here had their eyes on the fountain of youth, not this single 6th rate British vessel
Lions don't concern themselves with the barking of dogs, or in this case, their very presence.
1:48 everytime in Sea of Thieves
I literally shout this to my galleon crew each time
@@bingusgames 0:51 is me when I see a ship on sea of thieves
@@jaymurray2216 so true
Groves always has a rush to get orders😂 1:26
How did Gibbs see the Spaniard Capt not even turn his head?
He's literally doing the Chad yes meme
What's good left in this movie from that of the originals, Geoffrey Rush provided all of it
If this happen today,all spanish are scrolling their phone
He never so much as turned his head.
How exactly did they not notice those ships before?
im pretty sure Barbossa let the look-out keelhaul a few minutes later.
0:53 Construction Worker
ALL HANDS BATTLE STATIONS!
ship name is hms providance
Master Gibbs' eyesight must be like a hawk. He saw what the spaniards didn't do without a telescope
Mother Spain ruled the entire world for 2 and a half centuries. We were the first WORLD POWER. We circunnavigate the Globe the FIRST. We discovered Half of the World with America as well. The only comparable enterprise nowadays is NASA going to mars and the moon. What the others did after us was a simple copy. España es la primera potencia mundial histórica y lo fue durante 250 años. Larga Vida a MADRE ESPAÑA. TODO el GLobo debería pagar tributo a España ya que los descubrimos y presentamos a todos.
1:37 HOW DID MR. GIBBS KNOW THAT!?!
chad spaniard.
Imagine Barbossa staring a war against the Spanish...
Who's here before the Euro 2024 Final: Spain🇪🇦 VS England🏴?
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