THIS scene. It shows that Jack is deeply intelligent who messes with his opponents, always staying one step ahead. In my opinion, this kind of cleverness was never shown in the new Dead Men Tell No Tales. It's sad, really.
Wasn't there a scene of Barbossa talking to the bald witch in which she mentions that she cursed all of his enemies under his request? Jack had ridiculous luck besides his cleverness, maybe he got cursed too so he's not as lucky anymore??
Dead men Tell No Tales depicts the fall of Jack Sparrow. He is drunk all the time, really doesn't care anymore about anything, not using his brain. And at one time someone tells him that his luck run out. Well, apparently, it didn't. This is Dead Men Tell No Tales. It is good. Not epic, but good.
@Emperor Ssraeshza To be fair his wackiness can be easily explained in 3 because he shows signs during multiple times in the movie of being that witty mastermind instead of that parody, and the wackiness can be passed off as a trauma/insanity from the locker. He was already having hallucinations, mood changes are definitely to be expected, and the second one was kinda dull just in the fact that there was nothing to really mastermind. It was just a chasing movie, find the dutchman. Find the key. Annoying subplots. 1 and 3 were the big movies, especially 3 with everyone working with and around Beckett's deals. We got to see Jack's genius, just in a different way, the last few movies have squandered that which was a shame because Salazar's character was actually super interesting but the movie itself not only contradicted the lore (with the compass) but held jack to the "I'm a wacko parody of myself" again.
@Emperor Ssraeshza what are you even talking about we still have his genius throughout the whole trilogy? he escapes a torture prison with the key to his salvation, tricked a tribe into thinking he was a god, is already manipulating Will into getting said key the moment he sees him again, is the only one to realize how to escape from the locker, escapes from the most powerful and guarded ship in the Caribbean, and his original plan of stealing the heart nearly worked, and at least fucked over Davy Jones. even in stranger tides he escaped from king george's fuckin palace, I don't think you can really top that. he's always had that hint of luck with his genius, like how he escaped the first time Barbossa marooned him, with a rum-runner ship. and again thanks to Elizabeth. the fact Will saved his life at all was pure luck
1:28 I love Jack's expression because he's like, "Dude... Not all pirates sound like that." I love how he is the pirate that debunks pirate stereotypes that we kids grew up with. XD XD XD
"What arrrrrrrre ye doin'?" "What are you doing?" "No, 'What arrrrrrrrre ye doin!'" "What are *you* doing?" They weren't even fighting about the same thing. It was about the elongated "R" for Barbosa. It was about the enunciated "you" for Jack.
1:28 -- Will's earnest, innocent look of "what did I say? oops, did I do it wrong??" after his valiant attempt to 'pirate' correctly is just adorable and severely underrated.
Because apparently, Avas is a slang term only drunken pirates say and Jack IS NO DRUNK PIRATE... HES THE BEST PIRATE IVE ... WAIT I FORGOT ABOUT ELIZABETH, WILL, BARBOSSA, JOSH GIBBS MR GIBBS GIBBS AND GIBBYSTHY GIBBS GIBBS, NUMBER TWO, FRAU, SCRUM, SANG, SUNG SUNG, TESIHA GIRLS, MINIME AND MEEIE, CREW OF THE BLACK PEARL THE GOOD ONES, CREWS OF THE FLYING DUTCHMEN NOT CURSED ANYMORE, CREW OF THE SPARROW JACK SPARROW CREW, AND JACK THE RESILIANTLY CUTE AND AWESOME MONKEY MAN-MONKEY ARE THE BEST PIRATES IVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!!! BUT NOT YOU GENTLEMEN STANDING OVER A HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE MUALT SEPTIX LIQUID TANK OF FULL OF FUEL CAPABLE OF DESTORYING ITSELF IN SECONDS OF YOU STANDING THERE!!!! BYE... TA!!!!!!! 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋
2:06 Jack’s turn of head and expression when WT says “here they come” and then the wry smile is one of the best movie moments ever, for it sums up Jack Sparrow in one scene. The musical score is also perfect. Priceless, just priceless.
Can we just appreciate that Jack totally bluffed his way into getting a ship. "This ship cannot be crewed by two men... oh it's Jack Sparrow we're talking about? EVERYBODY RUN! CALL THE COMMODORE!"
His name is Ian Burke. He was born when his mother had an affair with a pirate. Both of his “fathers” abandoned him. His mother was hung. He was raised by a fisherman named Peter Bradford. When Ian was old enough he joined the British navy to kill his pirate father for everything he did. After years of serving below deck he worked his way up the ranks. On this particular day he saw his chance to prove himself as a pirate killer and impress commodore Norrington. He knew it was a long shot to swing to the other boat but he felt fate was smiling on him that day. You know the rest
My favorite scene is when they pick up jack at Davy Jones locker and he says " why should I sail with any of you? 4 of you tried to kill me and one of you succeeded"
I like how they captured the British attitude in norrington excellently - He was clearly angry but didn't raise his voice or lose his temper, he even reluctantly agreed with his first mate when he told him a very hard truth.
just for those who dont understand (like a young me when i first saw this) what makes this scene so brilliant and tells us how caluclated Jack Sparrow is... as Sam says, two men cant get the sails unfurled and be able to adjust them so the ship can turn around, Jack knows this so after Sam and his crew are in the lifeboat, Jack deliberatly makes it look like they are struggeling, Comodor Norington then rolls up with his ship with full sails and made ready for sailing, so when the crew switches ships, jack and will can be on their merry way, with all the difficult heavy lifting bits done... but this is where the key is, commodore Norington had his crew put the sails to full, in an attmempt to turn it, and if not able to sink it, he could at least give chase, albeit by the time they turned it would of been a push, Jack obviosuly knew this, so his best choice, disable the rudder chain so he is not in range of the cannons and B, that ship cant chase him. this is whats so good about it... he didnt just steal the ship, he got the other crews to make it easy for him to steal, without them even knowing
This scene alone made my friend who never watched this movie before change from saying "saddest movie ever" to "omg this is actually really interesting"😂😂😂
“It’s remarkable how often those two traits [madness and brilliance] coincide” Madness and brilliance coincide perfectly inside Captain Jack Sparrow, the best pirate we’ve ever seen.
Jack's smile as the Interceptor begins catching up to them is so damn good. It's all coming together for him, and he loves seeing people act predictably and exploitably.
As a security supervisor for a large manufacturer I can say that this scene is very realistic. It's up to the officers to prevent this from happening(such as keeping small handful of that force on the interceptor) but in the event of great importance I've seen regulations dropped more than once.
I think it's possible if 1) the boat is quite heavy by itself 2) There's only a thin pocket of air at the top, just enough to breathe through your nose. What's depicted in the movie seems unrealistic
@@jemert96 I think once they were fully submerged the water pressure would have done the work for them and if they were quick enough the air would have lasted them long enough to get to the ship
"Everyone stay calm! We're taking over the ship!" Whenever a couple die in canon movies/tv shows, the shippers and fanfic writers are there to the rescue.
Priceless the abandon ship it's serious but hard not to laugh it's noticeable that the ship is moving toward the small ship and it is very last seconds. Also priceless Norrignton reaction after hear that's got to be the best Pirate I've ever seen.
I love this scene so much Jack is revealed to be extra brilliant and I love how even Norrington acknowledged pretty early in the movie Jack is the best pirate he's ever seen
fabio Escalante which only worked because apparently EVERY sailor and marine was needed to search one immobile galleon and leave the frigate they came with
If it had been a corvette ( 26 to 30 guns) I would have. But since it was a brig not really. It only had 16 guns. That's why It was so outmatched against a galleon like the black pearl and her 32 12 pound cannons
1:06 'The devil is in the Details'. I bet many people never paid attention to Jack tying the crabtrap around the Dauntless' rudder, disabling the Man o'War. "Do you think he plans it out, or just makes it up along the way". Definately the latter, but that only proves his magnificent brilliance!
I remember when this came out I was just a kid in elementary school, and for about 2 weeks straight at school at recess I started Pirates of The Caribbean and literally had everyone involved (my grade was mixed with the grade above us) and in total I think out of the 120 some kids about 1/3 - 1/2 of them were playing Pirates with me. I was Jack of course and we were doing basically the battle of the Black Pearl vs Flying Dutchman from the 2nd movie and it was great. I’ll never forget those days and that was about 10-12 years ago
days that we'll never see again... kids these days don't play these kind of made-up playground-battle games outside anymore, like we did, because they can just do it all online on video games. I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, but there definitely is something to be missed about imagining a huge battle with ur friends when in reality you've just got a couple of sticks and some swings... we traded imagination and creativity for instantaneous shock and awe
I like the commodore’s executive, Jack stole an entire ship without even wounding one man by his own hand, and then sailed it right out of a British port whilst they do nothing but watch.
When Will says he'll die for Elizabeth, that literally led to the fact he got stabbed by Davy Jones in the 3rd film and he stabbed the heart and sacrificed himself to save Elizabeth and Jack but since he's the Captain of the flying Dutchman and he and Elizabeth spent one day and the Dutchman must have a Captain. That's why Will is my favorite character along the rest of the crew of the black Pearl including Captain Jack Sparrow.
3:26 The _Dauntless_ is turned away from the _Interceptor_ . 3:29 Norrington and Groves look straight ahead to watch Jack and Will sail away on the _Interceptor_ .
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"This is either madness...or brilliance."
"It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide."
@GrantKP
Where is Jack now at the Dark Times like these?
@GrantKP pretty good summary of heath's Joker haha
"You're only given a little spark of madness. You musn't lose it." ~ Robin Williams
Liked for obvious reasons.
every brilliant person is mad
THIS scene. It shows that Jack is deeply intelligent who messes with his opponents, always staying one step ahead. In my opinion, this kind of cleverness was never shown in the new Dead Men Tell No Tales. It's sad, really.
@Commander Nightingale the last pirates he had the personality of the mad hatter from Alice in wonderland still. Yeah, he definitely fell off.
You mean like the part of the flash back where he trolled Salazar into his own doom, kind of cleverness.
Wasn't there a scene of Barbossa talking to the bald witch in which she mentions that she cursed all of his enemies under his request? Jack had ridiculous luck besides his cleverness, maybe he got cursed too so he's not as lucky anymore??
kleeTheDarkKnight I think it was very clever to steal a slow ship so that they would get the much faster ship all ready for him to steal
Dead men Tell No Tales depicts the fall of Jack Sparrow. He is drunk all the time, really doesn't care anymore about anything, not using his brain. And at one time someone tells him that his luck run out. Well, apparently, it didn't. This is Dead Men Tell No Tales. It is good. Not epic, but good.
_"I'd rather see her at the bottom of the ocean than in the hands of a pirate"_
_"...we're still talking about the ship, right?"_
lmao😂😂😂
Okay
"No I'm talking about your mom. Obviously about the ship." 😂
Lmao
666th like
"That's got to be one of the best movie clips I've ever seen".
so it would seem
Black Panther no he’s right, like how the guys said one of the best pirates
@@Lordjervy damn you beat me by 2 years.how very dare you
Aye it be.
So it would seem
*Back when Jack was a witty mastermind rather than a parody of himself*
too bad the two most recent movies flanderized him
@Emperor Ssraeshza To be fair his wackiness can be easily explained in 3 because he shows signs during multiple times in the movie of being that witty mastermind instead of that parody, and the wackiness can be passed off as a trauma/insanity from the locker. He was already having hallucinations, mood changes are definitely to be expected, and the second one was kinda dull just in the fact that there was nothing to really mastermind. It was just a chasing movie, find the dutchman. Find the key. Annoying subplots. 1 and 3 were the big movies, especially 3 with everyone working with and around Beckett's deals. We got to see Jack's genius, just in a different way, the last few movies have squandered that which was a shame because Salazar's character was actually super interesting but the movie itself not only contradicted the lore (with the compass) but held jack to the "I'm a wacko parody of myself" again.
@Emperor Ssraeshza what are you even talking about
we still have his genius throughout the whole trilogy?
he escapes a torture prison with the key to his salvation, tricked a tribe into thinking he was a god, is already manipulating Will into getting said key the moment he sees him again, is the only one to realize how to escape from the locker, escapes from the most powerful and guarded ship in the Caribbean, and his original plan of stealing the heart nearly worked, and at least fucked over Davy Jones.
even in stranger tides he escaped from king george's fuckin palace, I don't think you can really top that.
he's always had that hint of luck with his genius, like how he escaped the first time Barbossa marooned him, with a rum-runner ship. and again thanks to Elizabeth. the fact Will saved his life at all was pure luck
Emperor Ssraeshza what? He was doing plenty in the otter two
Can we just pretend Salazar's Revenge/Dead Men tell no Tales didn't happen...?
1:28 I love Jack's expression because he's like, "Dude... Not all pirates sound like that."
I love how he is the pirate that debunks pirate stereotypes that we kids grew up with. XD XD XD
Haha I never noticed that. Good point
but then there is Barbosa
"What arrrrrrrre ye doin'?"
"What are you doing?"
"No, 'What arrrrrrrrre ye doin!'"
"What are *you* doing?"
They weren't even fighting about the same thing. It was about the elongated "R" for Barbosa. It was about the enunciated "you" for Jack.
@@rcslyman8929 West Country accent.
Its also like he's saying "That doesn't mean what you think it means"
1:28 -- Will's earnest, innocent look of "what did I say? oops, did I do it wrong??" after his valiant attempt to 'pirate' correctly is just adorable and severely underrated.
Because apparently, Avas is a slang term only drunken pirates say and Jack IS NO DRUNK PIRATE... HES THE BEST PIRATE IVE ... WAIT I FORGOT ABOUT ELIZABETH, WILL, BARBOSSA, JOSH GIBBS MR GIBBS GIBBS AND GIBBYSTHY GIBBS GIBBS, NUMBER TWO, FRAU, SCRUM, SANG, SUNG SUNG, TESIHA GIRLS, MINIME AND MEEIE, CREW OF THE BLACK PEARL THE GOOD ONES, CREWS OF THE FLYING DUTCHMEN NOT CURSED ANYMORE, CREW OF THE SPARROW JACK SPARROW CREW, AND JACK THE RESILIANTLY CUTE AND AWESOME MONKEY MAN-MONKEY ARE THE BEST PIRATES IVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!!!!!
BUT NOT YOU GENTLEMEN STANDING OVER A HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE MUALT SEPTIX LIQUID TANK OF FULL OF FUEL CAPABLE OF DESTORYING ITSELF IN SECONDS OF YOU STANDING THERE!!!! BYE... TA!!!!!!! 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋 👋
2:06 Jack’s turn of head and expression when WT says “here they come” and then the wry smile is one of the best movie moments ever, for it sums up Jack Sparrow in one scene. The musical score is also perfect. Priceless, just priceless.
that smile means everything is going according to plan...😎😎😎👍
“I’d die for her.”“Oh good.”
No worries then
This is either madness or brains
It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide
We're still talking about the girl, right?
William tell me have you come for my help to rescue a distressing damsel or damsel in distress? Ether one
Jack Sparrow really is the best pirate ever.
TheLordoftheRavens that is without doubt the worst pirate i have ever seen
Ben Lahrman Captain Jack Sparrow: But you have heard of me!
So it would seem
TheLordoftheRavens captain jack sparrow
Luffy is.
Can we just appreciate that Jack totally bluffed his way into getting a ship. "This ship cannot be crewed by two men... oh it's Jack Sparrow we're talking about? EVERYBODY RUN! CALL THE COMMODORE!"
DealerCamel I'm curious though, is it REALLY possible for only two men to run a ship like the Interceptor?
Sean Jagger Nope... but The Interceptor was "prepared" for them already.
+-ACHTUNG- its the primary reason they went to tortuga. they are not even a skeleton crew so their first stop was to get one.
how many men do you need to crew a tall ship?
DealerCamel So he used a rope and dope tactic
1:07 Just realized they used the lobster trap line to foul the rudder.
Damn, how'd it take me this long to realize that
@@HamburgerTime209
Jack knows his shit.
@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx indeed he does
@@Ben-Jamin673
But he's not in the 6th movie though.
Wow shit I never would have noticed that....
2:44 Me trying to impress my boss.
Me when I have tried to impress my crush... :(
@@axelmuller7946 lol I knew someone would write this haha
@@Sebastian-qf2my ;)
LOL
What did that guy expect?!!!
then he blames you for it not going as planned? even know what ever broke was old and already breaking?
3:30 Norrington: "I've just been duped by a blacksmith and a pirate..."
JSRbowling595 *Duped*
Norrington: I've been tricked I've been backstabed and quite possibly I've been bamboozled
He's gonna remember that for Dead Man's Chest
*"I'm so done"*
Its a wonder Norrington didnt kill Jack or Will in Dead Mans Chest. He is to generously. Those 2 ruined his life.
2:12 that smile tho
i- you can't do this to me
SOMEONE JUST LIKE THIS AND NOW IM WATCHING IT AGAIN I HAVE A PROBLEM
❤️
@@morganbee1257 YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!
2:44 they need to make a backstory for this guy
It'll explain how it led to him to make that decision
That man actually drowned and he's the same guy who is the crab shell thing in Dead Man's Chest
@@vinnyrocks5886 haha lol that would make sense but in order to be able to join the crew u have to have met Davy Jones and asked for 100 servitude
His name is Ian Burke. He was born when his mother had an affair with a pirate. Both of his “fathers” abandoned him. His mother was hung. He was raised by a fisherman named Peter Bradford. When Ian was old enough he joined the British navy to kill his pirate father for everything he did. After years of serving below deck he worked his way up the ranks. On this particular day he saw his chance to prove himself as a pirate killer and impress commodore Norrington. He knew it was a long shot to swing to the other boat but he felt fate was smiling on him that day. You know the rest
Shame they just threw that character away at the 4th movie
2:49 "Thank you, Commodore, for getting us ready to make way! We'd have had a hard time by doing it by ourselves!"
he'd never get it out of its berth. He'd be immediately boarded by sailors and marines and captured.
Stfu zyzor
Like what people said...
"KURANG AJIAAARRR"
Bet you don't get it :"V
A fantastic line
Take whatcha can, give nothing back
"Thats got to be the worst pirate i have ever seen."
Few minutes later:
"Thats got to be the best pirate i have ever seen."
My favorite scene is when they pick up jack at Davy Jones locker and he says " why should I sail with any of you? 4 of you tried to kill me and one of you succeeded"
I always wonder who the fourth one is. I know Will, Barbossa, and Elizabeth have but idk the fourth
+TheTrippychixie actually it's Barbarossa, tai dalma, will turner and Elizabeth swan and Elizabeth did end up killing him
TheTrippychixie I don't think he was counting Pintel and Ragetti. Barbossa was there and he's tried to kill Jack several times
Tia Dalma was the fourth one, but Jack admitted that he loved it when it was happening so he let her in.
Ninja Mice wait how did tia dalma kill jack? 🤔
Still gotta ask yourself why ALL of Norrington's crew left their ship in the first place...
Patrick Lee that’s when you underestimate your opponent , arrogance and vanity of the English captain .
Simple they loading the ship so he probably just shoved a few prople on a left
Norrington seemed really eager to catch Jack
Yeah
its the thought of losing a "royal navy" ship to pirates' hands, mate.
my favourite qoute from all of the movies is
"Do you think he plans it or just makes it up as he goes along?"
Yesss❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yeah and it's said by the same guy who says "that's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen!". Only this time to Beckett
@@lantern0483 Yeah, and his name was Theodore Groves. He also appeared in POTC 4
@@hackerx9477 oh yes. He served under Barbossa. And he was shot by the Spaniards.
@@lantern0483 Indeed
i love how he looks confused all the time but he’s actually a mastermind
"Well Sparrow, shall we be 2 immortal beings, locked in an endless fight until judment day?"
"Or you could just surrender."
Favorite scene ever.
I love the fact that the title is just "Pirates of the Caribbean" showing Jack Sparrow his wits and brilliance, basically the entire franchise.
Except the last movie
@@user-pi3hd2bt3f and the fourth
The fourth one did have some brilliance from Jack in that camp
@@YashwardhanBahure maybe but the fifth was the final nail in the coffin
@@jokerknight1247 the 5th has just one brilliant scene, and that was the flashback
I like how they captured the British attitude in norrington excellently - He was clearly angry but didn't raise his voice or lose his temper, he even reluctantly agreed with his first mate when he told him a very hard truth.
just for those who dont understand (like a young me when i first saw this) what makes this scene so brilliant and tells us how caluclated Jack Sparrow is...
as Sam says, two men cant get the sails unfurled and be able to adjust them so the ship can turn around, Jack knows this so after Sam and his crew are in the lifeboat, Jack deliberatly makes it look like they are struggeling, Comodor Norington then rolls up with his ship with full sails and made ready for sailing, so when the crew switches ships, jack and will can be on their merry way, with all the difficult heavy lifting bits done... but this is where the key is, commodore Norington had his crew put the sails to full, in an attmempt to turn it, and if not able to sink it, he could at least give chase, albeit by the time they turned it would of been a push, Jack obviosuly knew this, so his best choice, disable the rudder chain so he is not in range of the cannons and B, that ship cant chase him.
this is whats so good about it... he didnt just steal the ship, he got the other crews to make it easy for him to steal, without them even knowing
Thank you so much for taking time to write this. Very helpful.
Shaun Dalton the other reason he wanted the interceptor is because it’s much faster and more maneuverable than the dauntless
Who’s Sam?
@@malena5026 The Liuetenant on the dauntless at the time it was being rigged.
Sharp isnt his name Gilette?
1:25 I love how people say or act like stereotypical pirates and the pirates look at them like 'what are you doing '
1:55 "Rash, Turner. Too Rash." my favorite quote.
"That is without doubt the worst pirate I've ever seen!"
Florjan Brudar but you have seen me...
i guess you could the interceptor has been intercepted
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious i
Here they come
This scene alone made my friend who never watched this movie before change from saying "saddest movie ever" to "omg this is actually really interesting"😂😂😂
Can we talk about how Will went from this cute, clueless hammer boy to a roughed and rugged pirate Dad???
2:43
props to that guy for trying
3:30 the iconic line was born
And so was a meme.
So it would seem 😁
“It’s remarkable how often those two traits [madness and brilliance] coincide”
Madness and brilliance coincide perfectly inside Captain Jack Sparrow, the best pirate we’ve ever seen.
I love the grudging, almost silent acknowledgement that Commodore gives to Jack at the end.
So it would seem 😁
Thats got be the best pirate i ever seen
John Laurence Chan so it would seem.
Cue the music
@@samarvora7185 *imagines 2Cellos performance on the deck of the Interceptor*
😁 oh the Commodore has the best facial expressions during this scene!
1:02 It’s a goat on a boat!
How did i never notice that? AHAHA
Goats of the Caribbean
He's making a pirate himself
The USS goat boat
@@agentbowlingball6993 great pirate king goatipher
"Aye, avast!" *everyone laughs*
Lol, that had me cracking up!
My favourite part in the movie!
Every instant of this is perfect moviemaking. Scripting, pacing, cinematography...not a wasted shot or moment. And the best pirate I've ever seen.
2:44 I admire that dudes confidence 😂
Will: Here they come
Jack: (Turns around and smiles) Perfect
*Captain Jack* 🤣❤️
2:44 I guess that guy just wanted to swim lol
If u lisen to that part with 2x and press that part repeatedly it almost sounds like im a scrub
Jack's smile as the Interceptor begins catching up to them is so damn good. It's all coming together for him, and he loves seeing people act predictably and exploitably.
2:45
Employee of the month, ladies and gentlemen...
Nah, i got respect for him, he had the balls to try and capture sparrow even when everyone else gave up
As a security supervisor for a large manufacturer I can say that this scene is very realistic. It's up to the officers to prevent this from happening(such as keeping small handful of that force on the interceptor) but in the event of great importance I've seen regulations dropped more than once.
We went from THIS to Dead men tell no tales?! Seriously? How did my favourite childhood franchise degrade so much...
Took an arrow to Disney.
time
capitalism
Disnep happen
Close your eyes and pretend it's all a bad dream
Will and jack must have superhuman strength to pull down a whole boat completely under water with a pocket of air 0:45
Will was blacksmith and will die for Elz.
Jack.....because he's Captain Jack Sparrow.
@@vincentchang2259 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think it's possible if 1) the boat is quite heavy by itself 2) There's only a thin pocket of air at the top, just enough to breathe through your nose. What's depicted in the movie seems unrealistic
@@jemert96 you forgot: Sea turtles.
@@jemert96 I think once they were fully submerged the water pressure would have done the work for them and if they were quick enough the air would have lasted them long enough to get to the ship
This is what makes Jack the best pirate. He makes everyone believe he's an idiot and then he mixed tf out of them 😂😂
This entire scene is just gold. From Jack's smirk onwards is just hilarious filmmaking.
@1:06 The rudder is disabled from the outside via ropes and the lobster crate.
you're right
Never noticed that. Thank you
KT Simpson We know!
And you see the crows near of Jacks first "ship" next to the kid fishing off the dock.
Huh. Never noticed that before. Nice catch.
Pun intended. :D
This ship can never be crewed by two men, you'll never make it out of the bay
Jack: watch me
Hold my rum
(Captain) Jack Sparrow: All according to plan.
Will: What plan?
(Captain) Jack Sparrow: Exactly.
that's gotta be the best pirate i have ever seen. so it would seem
"It was at this moment Commodore Norrington would rather shoot his Lieutenant, then the Pirate who actually stole his boat"...
@@thegreenreaper6660 😁
You could see it in his eyes! He's like, "really dude?"
Captain Jack Sparrow. King of Pirates and Trolls everywhere
GalenNight #predeadpool
"Everyone stay calm! We're taking over the ship!"
Whenever a couple die in canon movies/tv shows, the shippers and fanfic writers are there to the rescue.
Lol, I wish.
Depends on the fandom
@@satiricwriter more like "We're still flying half a ship"
That devious grin when Will says "here they come". Jack can't wait to make fools of them.
Thats got to be the best pirate ive ever seen
“So it would seem”
"Son I'm captain Jack sparrow savvy"? Always gets me lmaoo 😂
I love how they’re talking to each other above water but under water lol
Priceless the abandon ship it's serious but hard not to laugh it's noticeable that the ship is moving toward the small ship and it is very last seconds.
Also priceless Norrignton reaction after hear that's got to be the best Pirate I've ever seen.
The costumes of the Commodore and British officers ♥!
+B. Celsius Like a sir.
They are UNIFORMS!
When I was younger I'd watch these movies just to see those amazing uniforms
Gay band Sissies
@@kristinanikolova3754 and those fabulous powdered wigs.
“The greatest victory is that which requires no battle.”
-Sun Tzu
"That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen."
"So it would seem."
*I'm honestly so happy that's been made the meme it has.*
I love how Will ducks down when they start shooting, that was adorable.
probably the first time someone tried to shoot him.
Commodore is likable character and great that he is shown in other POTC movies besides this terrific 1st movie.
I was actually sad when he *spoiler alert* dies in the 3rd movie
ddthewolf
Still got him for more than 1 movie.
He wasn’t wasted, the kraken was and is killed offscreen.
I love this scene so much Jack is revealed to be extra brilliant and I love how even Norrington acknowledged pretty early in the movie Jack is the best pirate he's ever seen
still coming back to this video after 7yrs
Tobiasz N Ikr
8 yrs 🙃
9 years
@@wilburforce8046 Yea
10 years mate..
I love how at 2:38 instead of immediately whirling around Norrington pauses ever so slightly as if to say “no no no that was not what I think it was”
"That's gotta be the best pirate I've ever seen!"= Captain Jack Sparrow. He makes you love pirates.
“This ship cannot be crewed by 2 men”
Sea of Thieves Players and Captain Jack Sparrow: *observe*
This is one of my favorite scenes as well ...
2:49 Actual footage of Johnny Depp finally fleeing Amber Heard
"This is either madness or brilliance."
My favourite line in the movie.
Anyone taking a break from the trial to go on a Jack Sparrow binge?
Yes
Everyone we are taking over this ship Stay calm LOL
AYE! AVAST!
@@lgmmrm ahahaha!
What a hilarious line
AVAST ye!!!
Damn it someone already beat me to it.
every one stay calm where taking over the ship, actually this is a trick to make them prep a ship to chase us down so we can switch ships and get away
BRING HER AROUND! BRING HER AROUND!
One minutes later...
ABANDON SHIP!
From 'worst pirate' to 'best pirate' in a 90 seconds
2:44 "I will be a hero!"
"oh..."
More like "I will be a sea turtle"
excellent move of captain jack sparrow
fabio Escalante which only worked because apparently EVERY sailor and marine was needed to search one immobile galleon and leave the frigate they came with
I thought the Dauntless was a first rate and the Intercepter was a brig
@@noahshen4231 you are right the
inticeptor = galleon
Dauntless = Frigat
If you had the chance ...........would you try to steal a ship like this :D
+Nikolai I would more guns more cargo and more space on deck for other things
If it had been a corvette ( 26 to 30 guns) I would have. But since it was a brig not really. It only had 16 guns. That's why It was so outmatched against a galleon like the black pearl and her 32 12 pound cannons
Yep. And then I'll sail the seas.
It really depends. Personally, I would prefer something with a considerable bit more gun, such as a Corvette or a Galleon.
I'm a fucking pirate, of course i would
Gosh darn I miss the sheer enthusiasm and brilliance of the first few Pirates movies
The British Navy: "we've been cheated, backstabbed, and quite possibly, bamboozled..." 😄
You can remember this day as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow.
1:06 'The devil is in the Details'. I bet many people never paid attention to Jack tying the crabtrap around the Dauntless' rudder, disabling the Man o'War.
"Do you think he plans it out, or just makes it up along the way". Definately the latter, but that only proves his magnificent brilliance!
Btw I'm proud to be named after such a legend. :)
"I'd die for her."
"Oh good."
LOL
Especially that look Jack gives after as if to say "Dude, that is such a stereotype."
I will never forget the delight and impressions when I watched the movie for the first time
He is a man with ultimate brillance with a sense of humour and craziness!
No pirate can be captain jacksparrow!johnny depp nailed it
2:44 *Well he tried I’ll give him that*
Son, I’m captain jack sparrow, savvy
Madness with brilliance...exactly suitable word for entire pirate series to Jack sparrow.
Just this scene tells you that you need to rewatch every film
3:31 Let's all take a minute and take grief of him, he was shot by the Spanish fleet in the fourth movie 😞
He was?
I remember when this came out I was just a kid in elementary school, and for about 2 weeks straight at school at recess I started Pirates of The Caribbean and literally had everyone involved (my grade was mixed with the grade above us) and in total I think out of the 120 some kids about 1/3 - 1/2 of them were playing Pirates with me. I was Jack of course and we were doing basically the battle of the Black Pearl vs Flying Dutchman from the 2nd movie and it was great. I’ll never forget those days and that was about 10-12 years ago
days that we'll never see again... kids these days don't play these kind of made-up playground-battle games outside anymore, like we did, because they can just do it all online on video games. I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, but there definitely is something to be missed about imagining a huge battle with ur friends when in reality you've just got a couple of sticks and some swings... we traded imagination and creativity for instantaneous shock and awe
I like the commodore’s executive, Jack stole an entire ship without even wounding one man by his own hand, and then sailed it right out of a British port whilst they do nothing but watch.
RE"It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide." Has to be 1 of the funniest and best lines in the movie
POC will remain nothing without the Cap jack sparrow
Well, "abandon boat" or "abandon dinghy" just doesn't sound right, :P
That clearly wasn't a dinghy because in the 18th century, dinghies didn't exist!
Florjan Brudar google what a dinghy is you stupid idiot of a shit
When Will says he'll die for Elizabeth, that literally led to the fact he got stabbed by Davy Jones in the 3rd film and he stabbed the heart and sacrificed himself to save Elizabeth and Jack but since he's the Captain of the flying Dutchman and he and Elizabeth spent one day and the Dutchman must have a Captain. That's why Will is my favorite character along the rest of the crew of the black Pearl including Captain Jack Sparrow.
Jonny Depp now takes 15 mil from Amber Heard
Amber Heard's Lawyers: "That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen"
Amber Heard: "So it would seem"
3:26 The _Dauntless_ is turned away from the _Interceptor_ .
3:29 Norrington and Groves look straight ahead to watch Jack and Will sail away on the _Interceptor_ .