It doesn't even have to be a battle. When Hai Peng sailed past the Farthest Gate, and fell into the waterfall at the edge of the world, Barbossa was the only one cackling with laughter while everyone else screamed in fear.
Also at 1:32 Barbossa's reminded of his broken curse and how he could not feel the rain nor the wind on his skin until his rebirth. His sudden excitement and thirst for danger makes so much sense.
Agreed, I love how they remembered that little detail. Everyone else is terrified of the injuries and risk of death they will face in the battle... but for Barbossa, it's a reminder that he truly is alive again and no longer an empty skeleton ghoul.
That’s a trait the films keep during the entire serie. Every time he eats an apple or drinks wine you can sense how much he loves not been cursed. Barbossa is an amazing character.
Tbh it's more about the build up. I😂swear some Marvel kid actually endgame, I'm sorry endgame is not that great at all. Only Peter Jackson with his hobbit movies and lord of the rings were so good on that, now everything is gonna be a show or something. I think into and across the spider verse are the ones who are getting close to the perfection
Well tbh if marvel studios hired raimi for their big multiverse of movie, i think, we could get something epic especially from army of the dead which was epic
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888 Absolutely. Couldn't agree more. My chilhood Movies from the early 2000's and 2010’s such Lord the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean were such blockbuster when they came out.
This is 100% my favorite ship fight scene in the whole franchise! Two of my favorite ships squaring of against each others, the Pearl vs the Dutchman. Both taking a lot of damage but still sailing through nonetheless!
I got here from The Answer Is 9's One Villainous Scene regarding Jones and with the context of that video it makes sense (I recommend it btw) Jones' entire motivation was based on his love, and rage, for Calypso. Once, his rage was invoked because Calypso failed to uphold her end of the bargain. I think that at this point though, he recognized that she still cared for him and maybe, just maybe, there was a chance once this whole business with Sparrow and the Company was concluded, they could be together after it all anyways. And now, by the actions of the Company and Jack Sparrow, she has been *taken* from him. It's why he took great personal pleasure in killing his commander once the Heart was no longer their bargaining chip. If they didn't have the heart, they wouldn't have declared war on all pirates. Had they not declared war on all pirates, the pirates wouldn't have been driven to such desparate levels that they actually got a fucking king in power for the first time ever, and undid the sealing that bound Calypso. His love has been effectively taken away from him, and now he's never getting her back. Something I can tell you from personal experiences with grief, when you've been separated from a beloved for some time, you... tend to go through grief's stages faster. Especially when you've had some serious beef with said beloved. In that one scene, we see recognition. He recognizes she is free. As he feels her touch in the rain, knowing it's all he'll ever get from her ever again, his anger for her and her wronging of him melts. He forgives her in his metaphorical heart. For a moment, he grieves, allowing himself a moment for his own personal loss. He then accepts that she's gone, and that there is no power in this world or the next that can bring her back (something the Ferryman is acutely familiar with). And it morphs into rage for those that took her from him. It really is a subtle, but powerful scene.
My favourite scenes in this franchise are the naval battles. Especially when it zooms in on characters bellowing "FIRE" and the roar of the cannons is truly spectacular.
"We have a favorable wind, sir" Just a reminder that a moment ago, Gibbs also said "the wind's on our side" before Elizabeth's rousing speech. Both sides are literally facing each other before the maelstrom happens. Nice touch.
I'd remind you on what Gibbs said during Jones chase of the pearl in Dead Mans Chest: "Against the wind the Dutchman beats us, that's how she takes her prey. But with the wind..." Beckett considering the advantages of the Dutchman is quite right by saying they've got a "favorable wind", as is Gibbs.
1. the best fucking CGI 2. the mosrt epic fucking soundtrack. 3. great characters. 4 epic ass plot 5 the best fucking villain thats why this is the most fucking epic ship battle in the whole movie history.
Craziest thing about this scene is the only CGI part of this is the ship sails and the ocean around them, rest was debris cannons, heavy rain sprinklers and the largest hydraulic gimbal systems ever built.
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915 in it's cursed state, the black pearl IS cursed and a ghost. In the first film, It literally escaped and created mists to escape.
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915the Pearl was always a ghost ship she literally the only ship that can fight the Dutchman the Revenge was just a normal ship with a flamethrower
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915pretty sure it's still a ghost ship since it's still one specially raised from the ocean by Jones, and is the only ship in existence that can outrun the Dutchman due to it being much faster than any ship in existence due to its ghostly nature from Jack's deal with Jones.
Hands down, this is one of the most epic cinematic battles I’ve ever seen. The music, the complete chaos and the talent of the actors made this scene one of the best.
This has to be the greatest Naval battle that I've ever seen. Nonetheless the greatest, since it's release. Better than that WW2 warship coming against an Alien ship.
@@ironhldeosrs5658 I don't think that was a naval battle because it wasn't ship vs ship but ship vs plane, but I have to agree that it was really cool.
This scene is just the perfect cap to an almost personal rivalry between the Pearl and Dutchman, both ships claim to be the biggest there is. Now here they are, and they’re slugging it out with an opponent that won’t back down.
I'd like to point out something here. When both flagships enter the Calypso's maelstrom they both have different reactions. When Elizabeth and Will see it they aren't cowed at all and just turn to Barbossa to steer them through it. Also I love how Cotton looks a bit giddy as Barbossa is hyping everyone up. Jones is of a similar nature but the Quartermaster guy is immediately terrified and tells him not to go in. Just thought I'd mention how different the outlooks are here. The pirates know that this is all there can be. There is no alternative other than dying on their feet fighting for their right to be free. They also aren't scared of the sea for the sea is a part of them.The British are just scared as now even the sea, which they tried to claim for themselves, is rebelling against them.
Honestly, if Barbossa is my captain, I am willing to pledge my full loyalty to him. He has the charisma and confidence to lead his crew even in the most dangerous situations any pirate could ever face.
0:30 One thing I didn’t notice growing up is the conversation that Davy and Calypso are having here. Calypso first voices her anger with his betrayal (thunder and lightning) but then shows her forgiveness with rain enabling Davey’s reaction. Incredible writing You can also hear a sudden heartbeat when he says her name.
So many great things in this scene, but personally I just love that panning shot at 4:31, with the swelling music and the cannon flying through the air to highlight the fierceness of the battle.
One of the most GOATED naval battles in movies. Two legendary ships, great characters, great battle. Who cares if it’s unrealistic. They don’t make movies like this anymore.
Honestly the cinematography here was top knotch. Everyone did so well in these final scenes. Barbosa had me laughing, and that wedding in the middle of a maelstrom, and during an intense battle, coupled with Zimmer's talent being demonstrated by that OST...damn. one of the best movies hands down.
this is nearly 16 years ago. hasnt aged a day. elite filmmaking. I love the MCU movies (well, everything up to and including endgame) but I wonder if we hadn't gone into the superhero craze, what amazing action movies could have been made since 2007.
Barbossa checking his hand before going into battle is such a neat detail, like he’s remembering again that he’s no longer immortal and with Tia Dalma gone, this could genuinely be it for him. But the moment Elizabeth calls on him to helm the Pearl, he’s straight into captain mode and leading the ship into battle.
At World's End is the best out of all the films. But to me the best in this is Hector. Him coming back to help and well, be a badass and marry Elizabeth and Will will always remain the best to me. And he will be the only second worthy to command the Pearl after Jack.
I just love the fact the Black Pearl was THE only ship to do any sort of damage to the Flying Dutchman in this franchise, lol. Shows what Jones had to deal with eventually after he raised that exact ship from the depths for Jack
I love how Will and Elizabeth, both proven leaders by this point, take one look at that maelstrom and immediately turn to Barbosa, once their sworn enemy. That pair (and Gibbs too) may be formidable, but only Barbosa or Jack could have captained the Black Pearl in this battle.
3:58 I remember watching this in theatres. The anticipation and the buildup as the cannons are set up, then finally all of them shouted FIRE!!!! It was definitely the most epic battle in the pirates film.
I mean how was Black Beard or Salazar supposed to compete? 1. A wicked magical ship gifted by a ocean goddess 2. The Kraken as a pet 3. Amazing looking characters (design and story) 4. fighting in a maelstrom Jones # 1
@@Sgt-Toxin they were still blasting holes in the other ship with ammunition, whether it be meant for that or not. fighting off boarders it was a ship to ship fight by all accounts this is the first evenly matched one though
At 0:39 we see the more human side of Jones, he’s actually afraid because he knows what Calypso is capable of. The first 3 movies were so great, the last 2 not so much. I wish they’d make a Davy Jones standalone movie
I love how whenever there is an absolute desperate battle barbossa is always laughing his ass off
Is cause he can finally feel again
You'd be the same if you were a skeleton doomed to be immortal and never feel anything
remember, he doesn't felt nothing for about 10 years. So he got excited for the situation
It doesn't even have to be a battle. When Hai Peng sailed past the Farthest Gate, and fell into the waterfall at the edge of the world, Barbossa was the only one cackling with laughter while everyone else screamed in fear.
Hes a real pirate he doesn't fear death at all ,So he always laugh cause he is a legendary crazy pirate 😂😂
Also at 1:32 Barbossa's reminded of his broken curse and how he could not feel the rain nor the wind on his skin until his rebirth. His sudden excitement and thirst for danger makes so much sense.
Agreed, I love how they remembered that little detail. Everyone else is terrified of the injuries and risk of death they will face in the battle... but for Barbossa, it's a reminder that he truly is alive again and no longer an empty skeleton ghoul.
"Dying is the day worth living for!"
That’s a trait the films keep during the entire serie. Every time he eats an apple or drinks wine you can sense how much he loves not been cursed. Barbossa is an amazing character.
This little detail just makes me love the guy even more.
I love little moments like that. A great piece of continuity.
Watching this in 2023, missing movies like this. Amazing effects, character development and arcs paying off, beautiful music, and epic stakes.
Tbh it's more about the build up. I😂swear some Marvel kid actually endgame, I'm sorry endgame is not that great at all. Only Peter Jackson with his hobbit movies and lord of the rings were so good on that, now everything is gonna be a show or something. I think into and across the spider verse are the ones who are getting close to the perfection
Well tbh if marvel studios hired raimi for their big multiverse of movie, i think, we could get something epic especially from army of the dead which was epic
@@davidthirugnanakumar7888 Absolutely. Couldn't agree more. My chilhood Movies from the early 2000's and 2010’s such Lord the Rings and Pirates of the Caribbean were such blockbuster when they came out.
Most movies these days just feel so empty by comparison.
@@wafflingmean4477 You mean it’s not worth a shot to watch movies these days. Except a certain of them
This has to be one of the best fight scenes in potc
again, so it would seen
I thought you said pot
XD
Actually its one of the best fight scenes in cinema
Gives me chills watching it lol
Me and the Boys fighting the Tryhards in Sea of thieves
2:55
Ah yes
@@darkjokermadrigal3856 lol
Fending off sweaty reapers has become commonplace 😂
Yes.
The soundtrack for this movie is just legendary
It really makes you feel inside the movie
Yeah 👍👍👍
This is 100% my favorite ship fight scene in the whole franchise! Two of my favorite ships squaring of against each others, the Pearl vs the Dutchman. Both taking a lot of damage but still sailing through nonetheless!
same i love this
And eventually the legendary scene too: Jack Sparrow vs Davy Jones
I love pirates ship fights
3:45 My absolute favorite scene. Both Juggarnuts readying their cannons, absolute beast.
When I saw this part the first time. I knew shit was about to get real, but I wasn't prepared to how awesome the next scene would be.
Both ships were boss battles from previous movies and now they're going head to head. One for the history books.
Anyone noticed that when Davy Jones looked up to the sky and whispers Calypso, his hand moves to his chest? To which his heart is supposed to be
I got here from The Answer Is 9's One Villainous Scene regarding Jones and with the context of that video it makes sense (I recommend it btw)
Jones' entire motivation was based on his love, and rage, for Calypso. Once, his rage was invoked because Calypso failed to uphold her end of the bargain. I think that at this point though, he recognized that she still cared for him and maybe, just maybe, there was a chance once this whole business with Sparrow and the Company was concluded, they could be together after it all anyways.
And now, by the actions of the Company and Jack Sparrow, she has been *taken* from him. It's why he took great personal pleasure in killing his commander once the Heart was no longer their bargaining chip. If they didn't have the heart, they wouldn't have declared war on all pirates. Had they not declared war on all pirates, the pirates wouldn't have been driven to such desparate levels that they actually got a fucking king in power for the first time ever, and undid the sealing that bound Calypso. His love has been effectively taken away from him, and now he's never getting her back.
Something I can tell you from personal experiences with grief, when you've been separated from a beloved for some time, you... tend to go through grief's stages faster. Especially when you've had some serious beef with said beloved. In that one scene, we see recognition. He recognizes she is free. As he feels her touch in the rain, knowing it's all he'll ever get from her ever again, his anger for her and her wronging of him melts. He forgives her in his metaphorical heart. For a moment, he grieves, allowing himself a moment for his own personal loss. He then accepts that she's gone, and that there is no power in this world or the next that can bring her back (something the Ferryman is acutely familiar with). And it morphs into rage for those that took her from him. It really is a subtle, but powerful scene.
His war cry after that was bone chilling
@@iggytheincubus my dude in crikey, you answered the question I have been plagued with for a month now. Thank you.
My favourite scenes in this franchise are the naval battles. Especially when it zooms in on characters bellowing "FIRE" and the roar of the cannons is truly spectacular.
@Terrible T aye these be pirates we be talking about not some landlovers
Imagine just how loud it must have been to hear these two ships exchanging broadsides
That's nice but that's all so superficial
0:56 just chills, every single time
When a player with a decent ship but a smart crew attacks another player with a good ship with a mindless crew
Gotta say, the Pearl is way more than just a decent ship. Then again, the dutchman does have the advantage here.
@@SchneoBeo those front tri cannon are a massive advantage!!
@@topcheftoriko123 it can also dive in to the water lol and I heard somewhere that the Dutchman can’t be sunk
but both hv legendary captains
Also, undead fish pirates
"We have a favorable wind, sir"
Just a reminder that a moment ago, Gibbs also said "the wind's on our side" before Elizabeth's rousing speech. Both sides are literally facing each other before the maelstrom happens.
Nice touch.
I'd remind you on what Gibbs said during Jones chase of the pearl in Dead Mans Chest: "Against the wind the Dutchman beats us, that's how she takes her prey. But with the wind..." Beckett considering the advantages of the Dutchman is quite right by saying they've got a "favorable wind", as is Gibbs.
the maelstrom rotates the wind in a circle im pretty sure so both sides would have a favorable wind in this situation.
1. the best fucking CGI
2. the mosrt epic fucking soundtrack.
3. great characters.
4 epic ass plot
5 the best fucking villain
thats why this is the most fucking epic ship battle in the whole movie history.
Fun fact, this is not CGI at all. Only the background.
This is truly one of the greatest CGI scenes ever filmed, and one of the best ship battles against 2 sides I’ve ever seen, this film is epic.
Craziest thing about this scene is the only CGI part of this is the ship sails and the ocean around them, rest was debris cannons, heavy rain sprinklers and the largest hydraulic gimbal systems ever built.
The Black Pearl vs The Flying Dutchman, there isn't another match up better than this.
but an undecent one because black pearl wasnt a ghost like the flying dutchman
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915 in it's cursed state, the black pearl IS cursed and a ghost. In the first film, It literally escaped and created mists to escape.
@@lukeelijahchua8215 yeah thats what i mean it isnt a ghost ship after PoC 1
dutchman vs queen annes revenge ld be better match up
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915the Pearl was always a ghost ship she literally the only ship that can fight the Dutchman the Revenge was just a normal ship with a flamethrower
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915pretty sure it's still a ghost ship since it's still one specially raised from the ocean by Jones, and is the only ship in existence that can outrun the Dutchman due to it being much faster than any ship in existence due to its ghostly nature from Jack's deal with Jones.
One problem with pirates of the Caribbean Davy Jones and Barbossa never talk or sword fight each other
yeah i was especting that in this battle but it didnt happen but i Still enjoyed jack sparrow vs Davy Jones
4:41
"It Be Too Late To Alter Course Now Maties. HAHAHAHAAA!"
The "fire" part is the most epic moment in cinematic history
goosebumps, every single time!
Every time Davy Jones does his war cry gives me more courage and strength.
4:00 i always get goosebumps over this scene.. i'd give anything to watch this for the first time again
Captain barbossa is a legend, love the guy
Hands down, this is one of the most epic cinematic battles I’ve ever seen. The music, the complete chaos and the talent of the actors made this scene one of the best.
When everyone shouts 'FIRE' I get goosebumps every time and the music is tremendous
me too matey aye!!!
Agree
Back when Disney movies were epic
I cant be the only one who really loves 0:19 that music beginning/beat gives me chills.
This has to be the greatest Naval battle that I've ever seen. Nonetheless the greatest, since it's release. Better than that WW2 warship coming against an Alien ship.
The Aircraft Carrier vs Dive Bomber scene in Midway is really good
hahaha i know this one
@@ironhldeosrs5658 I don't think that was a naval battle because it wasn't ship vs ship but ship vs plane, but I have to agree that it was really cool.
@@phantombinks1453 the days of ship vs ship are long gone my friend.
@@joesimbaNow its just about who has more nukes and missiles.
The tracking shot at the end of this clip with the music in the back is one of the best things ever filmed
Fuck yeah it is
This scene is just the perfect cap to an almost personal rivalry between the Pearl and Dutchman, both ships claim to be the biggest there is. Now here they are, and they’re slugging it out with an opponent that won’t back down.
I'd like to point out something here. When both flagships enter the Calypso's maelstrom they both have different reactions. When Elizabeth and Will see it they aren't cowed at all and just turn to Barbossa to steer them through it. Also I love how Cotton looks a bit giddy as Barbossa is hyping everyone up. Jones is of a similar nature but the Quartermaster guy is immediately terrified and tells him not to go in. Just thought I'd mention how different the outlooks are here. The pirates know that this is all there can be. There is no alternative other than dying on their feet fighting for their right to be free. They also aren't scared of the sea for the sea is a part of them.The British are just scared as now even the sea, which they tried to claim for themselves, is rebelling against them.
They were ready to die
Honestly, if Barbossa is my captain, I am willing to pledge my full loyalty to him. He has the charisma and confidence to lead his crew even in the most dangerous situations any pirate could ever face.
0:30 One thing I didn’t notice growing up is the conversation that Davy and Calypso are having here. Calypso first voices her anger with his betrayal (thunder and lightning) but then shows her forgiveness with rain enabling Davey’s reaction. Incredible writing
You can also hear a sudden heartbeat when he says her name.
So many great things in this scene, but personally I just love that panning shot at 4:31, with the swelling music and the cannon flying through the air to highlight the fierceness of the battle.
That shot is pure cinema. What the big screen was made for.
My favorite scene out of the entire franchise.
One of the most GOATED naval battles in movies. Two legendary ships, great characters, great battle. Who cares if it’s unrealistic. They don’t make movies like this anymore.
1:46 i love this scene
David Jones scream always send shivers down my spine
I wonder why he screamed at that part?
@@JordanDavila EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
@@JordanDavila anger
This is still the BEST ship battle of all time in my opinion.
Dude.. this scene is packed with incredible shots
how to film epicness
The battle of two powerful warships is excellent.
Honestly the cinematography here was top knotch. Everyone did so well in these final scenes. Barbosa had me laughing, and that wedding in the middle of a maelstrom, and during an intense battle, coupled with Zimmer's talent being demonstrated by that OST...damn. one of the best movies hands down.
One of the most epic scene in cinema of all time... 😃
I came from the future to say that this is one of the most epic battles I've ever seen
I come from the past, from the days of the British Empire in the Caribbean, to say the same
AFTER CAPTAIN JACK SPARROW THE BEST CHARACTER IS CAPTAIN BARBOSSA
theres a reason I fucking love these movies, might one day make a video why
Captain Barbossa's laugh is the best
CAPTAIN BARBOSA IS A SKILLED SAILOR.
He's a skilled pirate
Coz he memorized the Pirate Codex
No shit he was a former sailor turned pirate
Dying is the day worth living for🔥
either this or the Isle De La Muerta fight against Barbossa and his crew is the best fight scene I have ever seen
4:05 me in seas of thieves us vs the scull ship
4:06
this is nearly 16 years ago. hasnt aged a day. elite filmmaking. I love the MCU movies (well, everything up to and including endgame) but I wonder if we hadn't gone into the superhero craze, what amazing action movies could have been made since 2007.
This is really the climax of the PotC
The triple guns are just unfair. They‘re like miniguns now
yet still badass
Captain Barbossa vs Davy Jones (ship to ship battle) awesome
That one shot at 4:26 just sounds metalic
Captain barbossa going head to head with Davy Jones is the best thing. 4:05 fireeeeeeeeee
There will never be a more epic Sea battle scene
I think this is the. Best movie of the trilogy 😁
Barbossa checking his hand before going into battle is such a neat detail, like he’s remembering again that he’s no longer immortal and with Tia Dalma gone, this could genuinely be it for him. But the moment Elizabeth calls on him to helm the Pearl, he’s straight into captain mode and leading the ship into battle.
one of the times you just gotta respect how fast the black pearl and flying dutchman are
At World's End is the best out of all the films. But to me the best in this is Hector. Him coming back to help and well, be a badass and marry Elizabeth and Will will always remain the best to me. And he will be the only second worthy to command the Pearl after Jack.
Best scene because it's two villains of the series barbossa is legendary
4:14 davy jones’ firee!!! So angry
03:46 best scene ever
One if the Greatest scenes in pirates of Carribean two of the Greatest ships going to battle
Speed against Power in this is fight 🔥🔥
I just love the fact the Black Pearl was THE only ship to do any sort of damage to the Flying Dutchman in this franchise, lol. Shows what Jones had to deal with eventually after he raised that exact ship from the depths for Jack
3:58 Joshamee Gibbs: HOLD IT WAIT TILL WE'RE BOARD AND BOARD
I think Cotton is a great helmsman
4:33 one of the most epic shots in cinema
Bro i know jack is a main character...but the barbosa always be a true leader of pirates
I love how Will and Elizabeth, both proven leaders by this point, take one look at that maelstrom and immediately turn to Barbosa, once their sworn enemy. That pair (and Gibbs too) may be formidable, but only Barbosa or Jack could have captained the Black Pearl in this battle.
3:58 I remember watching this in theatres. The anticipation and the buildup as the cannons are set up, then finally all of them shouted FIRE!!!! It was definitely the most epic battle in the pirates film.
3:06 Elizabeth Swann: PREPARE TO BROADSIDE
Black pearl ship and his both captions are my fav
when that cannon goes flying during the battle, I get mad chills lol
At this point the Black Pearl is been through hell
The black pearl isn't a brig neither is the flying Dutchmen, they are both galleons, but powerful fire power.
After that fight two Galleons team against a Man o war 🔥🔥
@@empmagde4999 yes sir.
The Dutchman is a Race-built Galleon and the Pearl is a East-Indiaman Galleon
Dutchman is a Dutch-Flyte which is slower than galleon like Pearl
@@elitefaq914 Flytes have a skinny deck and wider hull compared to other ships. (The Dutch taxed by deckspace not hold space) So Dutchmans a Galleon.
Yes Best Fight i Love Pirates of the Caribbean 😍 i Miss the old Pirates of the Caribbean 😍😭
I mean how was Black Beard or Salazar supposed to compete?
1. A wicked magical ship gifted by a ocean goddess
2. The Kraken as a pet
3. Amazing looking characters (design and story)
4. fighting in a maelstrom
Jones # 1
Black Beard and Salazar are so bad. Villain of 1st movie killed them 😂
Everyone: Firrrrrrreeeeee
Mr Gibbs: fire, fire them all
People 100% don’t realize how big of a badass Gibbs is
best fight Yet barbossa madman
absolutely amazing, davy jones is absolutely amazing for an antagonist
Wow black pearl is had a THICK armor
Que obra de arte.
Now that I think bout it, wasn’t this the first ship to ship fight that the series had
What about the black Pearl vs jacks ship in the first one
@@blueeyestuber8673 jacks ship didn’t even have ammunition, they were just using whatever they could find, not much of a battle
@@Sgt-Toxin they were still blasting holes in the other ship with ammunition, whether it be meant for that or not. fighting off boarders
it was a ship to ship fight by all accounts
this is the first evenly matched one though
The first was the Pearl vs. The Interceptor
Common day in the sea of thieves
4:06 FIRE 🔥🔥
Lord Beckett: all I drink is tea and i won’t bother go in war
My favorite movies from the series is dead man’s check and at worlds end. The story is good and the ending in just perfect and the epic fight OMG
1:04 5 yrold me starting a conversation with my friend while theres a storm outside:
The fact that they are in a whirlpool still fighting makes it a lot scarier for them because a whirlpool can suck down ships
4:14 FIRE!!!!!! SHOW THEM THE MIGHTY FIRE POWER OF THE DUTCHMAN!!!!!!!!!! LET THE ANGER LOOOOSE!!!!!!
The scenes in both this and Curse of the Black Pearl where they follow the sides of the ships as the cannons recoil will never not be cool
'No quarter' means no prisoners, all killed
0:50 when the water in the shower goes cold af suddenly
The soundtrack when the canons come out 🤌
Everyone in this scence is badass!
@0:38 you can hear the rage from Calypso with the roar of the thunder signifying the betrayal from Davy Jones.
At 0:39 we see the more human side of Jones, he’s actually afraid because he knows what Calypso is capable of. The first 3 movies were so great, the last 2 not so much. I wish they’d make a Davy Jones standalone movie
2:05 she’ll no harm us! Probably an excuse for why Davy survived falling in the maelstrom