I love Beckett's "Wait, what?!" expression as he sees the little figure just inside the cannon. It literally makes this clip for me more than any of the rest of it. xD
What makes it even more funny is the fact that the figurine in the cannon is a miniature version of Beckett himself. It kind of foreshadows Beckett's later demise in the movie.
I like to think he was briefly worried because he need Jack for his 9 piece of 8 (which Barbossa hasn’t figured out is the coin on jack’s head), and then when Jack was fine he was annoyed like “why do you always give me a heart attack”
Sad fact: Groves, the officer who wonders if Sparrow plans it out, is the same fellow who gets shot by the Spaniard while holding the Union Jack in Stranger Tides. Poor Groves.
Fegelein Master of Antics Yes. He was also in the first film, easily spotted when he says "that's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen" Also, Officer Gillette, who was in 1, appears in 4 as well, he's the officer who's corpse falls on barbossa, and in 1 he can be seen after Jack and Will kick em off the ship.
Although it's short, I love that brief fight between Barbossa and Mercer. Mercer may be a coldblooded assassin, but he really picked the wrong fight. And you can tell Barbossa really gets into the spirit when it comes to sword fighting, cuz you can hear him laughing gleefully as they trade blows.
@@jmsg_PRthat was a kick directly to his Nuts.. its probably why Barbossa laughed, and the reaction from Mercer was just as emotional as it was painful.. dude noped tf out as soon as he could once he processed that kick 😂
@@SixHundredAndSixtySix I can’t help but admire Beckett’s ability to maintain his composure. As much as he hates Jack, he’s good at making it look like he sees the latter as nothing more than an annoyance.
Notice Barbossa's face at 1:36 saying "Damn" You can tell he's annoyed Jack is alive and made it out back to the Pearl lmao gotta keep sharing captaincy of the ship it looks like!
I believe Barbossa was actually 1. distressed that Jack may not have survived, and 2. annoyed by Jack's talent for weaseling out of intractable situations.
Quote's: "You may kill me, but you may never insult me; who am I?....I'm Capt. Jack Sparrow" "And THAT was without even a single drop of rum!" "Do you think he plans it all out, or just makes it up as he goes along?"
I just love how utterly amused Graves is by Jack's antics; how he's able to outsmart them with seemingly little care, and the remind you to always remember that that was the day they almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow.
2 of my most quoted Jack Sparrow lines. "Thank goodness for that because if I wasn't this would probably never work." "And that was without even a single drop of rum." LOVE this Scene for those two right there. PLus the escape, and "do you think he plans it all up, or just makes it up as he goes along?" The British may hate him and want him dead, but they can't never help but admire his genius.
***** "You are without doubt, the worst pirate I've ever heard of." "But you have heard of me." *** "That is without doubt the worst pirate I've ever seen." *** "He's disabled the rudder chain sir!" "That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen." "So it would seem...."
Jack fires the cannon at the mast to disable their sail while hoisting himself with the momentum from the rope whiplash back to the pearl, "do you think he plans it out, or makes it up as he goes along?" Best line in the series.
Becket: "You're mad!" Sparrow: "Well thank goodness for that, for if I wasn't, this would probably never work!" Sparrow: "That was without even a single drop of rum." Jack Sparrow has intelligence, or luck, hard to say for sure which one, he's able to go one on one with Davy Jones and just about everyone else in the series, he's either fearless or insane, or both, and he never fails to enjoy the moment. He's a true pirate and anti-hero. Johnny Depp never fails to impress. Amazing script, amazing acting, amazing movie. If the movie has Johnny Depp in it, expect it to be an epic and, at the end, wish for more.
Yes, because of the former succes of the movies. But without a script by Ted elliot and Terry Rossio it already is an indication for me that it's going to be a flop, and it was, and I'm certainly not the only one. One of the reasons I dislike it is that they're saving money on production costs, filming almost all the scenes that are supposed to be at sea with a blue screen, which is very easy to see it's fake. The former 4 movies used an actual ship (in the first movie they build 2 on a barge and used one tall ship, in the second they built 2 seaworthy ships and used 2 other tall ships, in the third they build another vessel and in the fourth they rebuild the Black Pearl into the Queen Anne, another seaworthy vessel. In the 5th installment they only used decks with bluescreen and made one schooner that had only a few scenes on the actual sea)
It's not a flop if it does pretty dam good at box office which it has. Some critics hated it some loved it. But to say it's riding the previous titles success is a bit much. Again you opinion in welcome but not everyone shares it. Johnny Depp and team can turn a terrible script into a lovely movie.
King Panda oh Christ that was just brutal, especially since I was a kid when I saw it and it was one of my childhood scars... lol I was such a pussy XD
I absolutely love how this scene is parallel to the one from the first film where Jack outsmarted Commodore Norrington to steal the Interceptor. Groves has always been there hahahaha!
It was always satisfying seeing Jack send Will's ass to the brig. Most of Jack's plans for betrayal were almost always for appearances only. He planned to go after the heart and eliminate Jones completely. But Will's impatient, hot shot, wannabe pirate ass never had the patience to wait and see.
Shame that one of the few times Will caught on to Jack's true plan was in the first movie when he noticed that Jack secretly hid one of the cursed coins up his sleeve after scooping a handful of them and dropping each one to make a point to Barbossa to kill each of the Royal Navy soldiers to get a second ship.
I love everytime when Beckett makes that face after jack ask who he is. He looks so baffled. And jack just answers him, of course you already know who I am you dummy. 😂😂😂
2:23 I absolutely love that this scene is almost a complete callback to Jack and Will escaping with the HMS Interceptor Jack proves he outsmarted the English with a ridiculous plan Lt. Groves' superior looks at Jack's escape in despair Groves fanboys over Jack Cut to Jack's ship sailing free once more, with the same exact same soundtrack.
Perfectly placed the cannon to fire a ball at the mast. It goes back to the classic line from the first movie: “this is either madness, or brilliance... Amazing how those often two things coincide.”
I have only ever seen this scene once and loved it instantly due to how crazy Jack's escape is Not only does he get away, but he cripples any attempt at pursuit And the response 'plans it out or makes it up' just adds to the hilarity
I love the brief, but important fight between Ian Mercer and Barbossa. Up until then, Mercer is seen as a near unstoppable force, pursuing and killing as an assassin, but against Barbossa he's nothing but a coward and leaps over-board XD
Jack and Beckett are definitely archenemies not only because of their past, but also because they’re complete foils of each other. While Beckett is ruthless and stoic, Jack is able to provide a goofy atmosphere.
Love how there's like half a second of film that shows the cannon is pointed right at the mast. These films had both continuity and attention to detail.
Sometimes we forget jack is in fact the smartest most Clever pirate to live. His outwitted dozens of dangerous people, escaped from seemingly impossible situations, and even out crazied himself. All without a single drop of rum
Can we talk about the parallels though?? In Curse of the Black Pearl, Jack's plan with Norrington is almost the same plan he makes here with Beckett. And at the end, it's just like in CotBP when Will and Jack commandeer the Interceptor. The two sequels mirror/reference the first movie so wonderfully. I love these movies so much.
It's a shame Mr. Mercer didn't get enough screen time or enough lines. He would have made an awesome secondary main villain. He's one of my favorite characters in the series.
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I love that Beckett doesn't even turn around as the mast goes down, he just kind of twitches in the face XD
Wolf6119 You can practically hear the mental scream: "SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!".
i think thats him trying not to laugh
I can't tell if he's trying not to scream or laugh
@@interfector036 "curse you jacky the piratus"
He knows that Jack is capable of escape and chaos. So he is disappointed in himself.
Jack's escape proves that madness is the key to the treasure of survival.
CelticVizard exactly
"This is either madness, or brilliant."
"You'd be amazed at how often those two coincide."
Sheogorath would be impressed.
it’s just a movie
@@duleymark80 No shit.
"You're mad!"
"Thank goodness for that. If I wasn't, this would probably never work."
Lol!
And that was without a single drop of rum
do you think he plans it all out, or just makes it up as he goes along ? *epic*
+khfan4life365 wwaaaagh
Ha! That's gonna be a classic line for generations! Lol!
+Hari Shyam he makes it all up as he goes along, pre made usually never work as planned
That guy behind Beckett is always fanboying over Jack XD
his name is groves, he admire jack for it's clever and skills
I still want jacks compass
So it would seem
sitamun he was behind Norrington in the first one
And he died in the 3rd movie😞
Edit: 4th movie indeed!
I love Beckett's "Wait, what?!" expression as he sees the little figure just inside the cannon. It literally makes this clip for me more than any of the rest of it. xD
What makes it even more funny is the fact that the figurine in the cannon is a miniature version of Beckett himself. It kind of foreshadows Beckett's later demise in the movie.
This scene is just pure gold 😂
I like to think he was avenging Governor Swann’s death with that little insult to injury.
"And that was without a single drop of rum" 😂😂
William Doyle To be honest, I doubt that
William Doyle actually before he escaped becket gave him a drink
polished turtle but not rum
+PolishedTurtle yes but who's to say the drink was Rum lol
And that was without a single drop of rum your mad
Barbossa's face at 1:50 is hilarious! It's like, "Why can I never be rid of you?"
warispointless jack: because the you all was have rum with you
I’m Captain Jack Sparrow...Savvy?
I like to think he was briefly worried because he need Jack for his 9 piece of 8 (which Barbossa hasn’t figured out is the coin on jack’s head), and then when Jack was fine he was annoyed like “why do you always give me a heart attack”
@@FightingTheNoodles make sense
@@FightingTheNoodlesa mi igual 🥺 the same to me 🥺
Sad fact: Groves, the officer who wonders if Sparrow plans it out, is the same fellow who gets shot by the Spaniard while holding the Union Jack in Stranger Tides. Poor Groves.
WHITE DEER Really?
Fegelein Master of Antics
Yes. He was also in the first film, easily spotted when he says "that's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen"
Also, Officer Gillette, who was in 1, appears in 4 as well, he's the officer who's corpse falls on barbossa, and in 1 he can be seen after Jack and Will kick em off the ship.
WHITE DEER OMG I LOVED THAT GUY AND GILLETTE: "Commodore, they're taking the ship, Sparrow and Turner they're taking the Dauntless"😂
Ciya Feju
Yeah, I liked em too. Too bad they both die in no.4
They were great characters who deserved more screen time
That is without a doubt the best Pirate I have ever seen.
***** So it would seem.
And that was without a single drop of rum!
Big Ol Internet Troll yes
Big Ol Internet Troll because he is part of the Royal Navy
NicholasGeschke that is without a doubt the clumsiest and funniest pirate ever heard!
1:45
After Jack's "Without a drop of rum" line, you can totally tell Barbossa's all like "UGH... Show-off." =P
Exactly! I laugh every time at the part and say Barbosa's like "Show off!" when he see's that Jack is alright. Lol!
He’s just wants to be the only living captain of the Black Pearl Hahahaha
Barbossa just rage quits.
Barbossa just can't win. He can pretend to be captain all he likes, but he'll never be Jack.
@@ashleywingwood201 the way I see it, Was that he looked very annoyed that he’s back at the Pearl again.
"Do you think he plans it all out or just makes it up as he goes along?"
I actually question that sometimes
I think it's a bit of both. Mostly making it up as he goes
this is jack sparrow we're talking about. he never plans things out.
shadow rush Except for that one time he escaped the King's palace.
Christopher Manson ah yes. that's right. he did plan it out.
Although it's short, I love that brief fight between Barbossa and Mercer.
Mercer may be a coldblooded assassin, but he really picked the wrong fight.
And you can tell Barbossa really gets into the spirit when it comes to sword fighting, cuz you can hear him laughing gleefully as they trade blows.
Agreed. What really impressed me was how Merced recover quickly from that kick by Barbosa
Mercer is a rogue not a fighter.
Mercer knew when he is outmatched and wisely chose to flee to fight another day.
@@jmsg_PRthat was a kick directly to his Nuts.. its probably why Barbossa laughed, and the reaction from Mercer was just as emotional as it was painful.. dude noped tf out as soon as he could once he processed that kick 😂
Barbossa laughing when he fights is honestly one of my favorite parts of his character. In a series about pirates, Barbossa is the *most* pirate
Notice how the cannon shot that propelled Jack to the Pearl was also the one that damaged the Endeavor's main mast. Genius, just genius!
Ralph Sanchez
Well Graves did point out if he plans it out or not
Ralph Sanchez probably not so many have noticed that but that was absolutely ginuse!!
well duh. I dont know how more they could spell it out for you.
Also, how he put the little figurine of becket in the cannon lol
@@SixHundredAndSixtySix I can’t help but admire Beckett’s ability to maintain his composure. As much as he hates Jack, he’s good at making it look like he sees the latter as nothing more than an annoyance.
"Do you think he plans it all out? Or just makes it up as he goes along?"
I could say the same about Hans Zimmer when it comes to music.
He plans some of it and makes the rest of it up as he goes. He's Captain Jack Sparrow. Savy!
indeed the best jojo ive ever seen
Jack the sparrow
Clark
That's kind of what I thought, a bit of both? Who knows.
Sounds about right.
You may kill me, but you may never insult me!
Who am I?
+Howyaduing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
mmmm Captain Jack Sparrow :\
+KlaymenDel And then he insults him right afterwards by not being able to answer his question, lol.
That could be like a riddle. You may kill him but you may never insult him who is he?
Notice Barbossa's face at 1:36 saying "Damn"
You can tell he's annoyed Jack is alive and made it out back to the Pearl lmao gotta keep sharing captaincy of the ship it looks like!
In part. But he also needs his piece of 8
I believe Barbossa was actually 1. distressed that Jack may not have survived, and 2. annoyed by Jack's talent for weaseling out of intractable situations.
Conspiracy theory time: that's not rum Jack has been drinking the whole quadrilogy. It's Felix Felicis.
Counter-Conspiracy, considering the potion in question is toxic at excessive levels and promotes recklessness, I postulate Felix Felicis IS Rum.
+Maganac1 why arent we funding this crossover? Oh right...disney
Devlin Gray We can only dream Devlin, we can only dream....Now pass me the Rum, I have a Pharmacology test to pass.
+Maganac1 wait, i'll go get one at the brig, wait- WHY IS THE RUM GONE?!
Devlin Gray WHY IS THE RUM ALWAYS GONE!
At 1:44, Barbossas like yay! And then he sees Jack and he's like oh come on😂😂
1:51 Barbossa: I'm done with your crap Jack xD
"Damn it Jack, everything always works perfectly for you."
Barbossa: I'm out.
Audrey Powe your right
Man!, Barbossa was psst off because he couldn't get the chance to kill Mercer
I love how at that point the mast collapsing doesn't even faze Beckett. He's just done with everything
Especially since he new jack and his shinanigans
I love how on the boat, Jack walks normal. But on land, he’s wobbly-legged. Pretty good detail
Instead of not being able to get his sea legs, Jack can’t get his land legs! 😂
best thing is this is very real I lived on a boat for years walking on dry land was always weird
Quote's:
"You may kill me, but you may never insult me; who am I?....I'm Capt. Jack Sparrow"
"And THAT was without even a single drop of rum!"
"Do you think he plans it all out, or just makes it up as he goes along?"
It's spelled "quotes"
I just love how utterly amused Graves is by Jack's antics; how he's able to outsmart them with seemingly little care, and the remind you to always remember that that was the day they almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow.
I love how Mercer gets kicked by Barbossa and he’s like “I’m out” 🤣
Barbossa is the best swordsman in the movies so no wonder
@@hectorbarbossa4403 Will is the best swordsman. Barbossa is tied with Norrington for 2nd best.
It amazes me as he escapes his hat is still on.
2 of my most quoted Jack Sparrow lines. "Thank goodness for that because if I wasn't this would probably never work." "And that was without even a single drop of rum." LOVE this Scene for those two right there. PLus the escape, and "do you think he plans it all up, or just makes it up as he goes along?" The British may hate him and want him dead, but they can't never help but admire his genius.
***** "You are without doubt, the worst pirate I've ever heard of."
"But you have heard of me."
***
"That is without doubt the worst pirate I've ever seen."
***
"He's disabled the rudder chain sir!"
"That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen."
"So it would seem...."
Oh YES dragonflight2488! Very much one of my favorite moments. Sparrow's enemies when they can't help but admire his genius.
+932ForeverLove There's a fine line between genius and madness. Sparrow uses that line as a skipping rope on a daily basis.
932ForeverLove 1:33 that screaming is so hilarious, it makes me laugh so much each time I ear it.
I've used the latter of those two in my personal life before but replaced rum with whiskey
I love how Graves is consistent in his love of Jack Sparrow. Wish the two of them had properly met before he died.
Captain Jack Sparrow...A Mad Genius!
You remembered the captain part.
Original founder of the Impossible Mission Force.
Remarkable how often those two traits coincide
But a genius nonetheless
Jack fires the cannon at the mast to disable their sail while hoisting himself with the momentum from the rope whiplash back to the pearl, "do you think he plans it out, or makes it up as he goes along?" Best line in the series.
I really love Beckett's face when he see his figurine inside the cannon at 1:20
That's what we call foreshadowing
Becket: "You're mad!"
Sparrow: "Well thank goodness for that, for if I wasn't, this would probably never work!"
Sparrow: "That was without even a single drop of rum."
Jack Sparrow has intelligence, or luck, hard to say for sure which one, he's able to go one on one with Davy Jones and just about everyone else in the series, he's either fearless or insane, or both, and he never fails to enjoy the moment. He's a true pirate and anti-hero.
Johnny Depp never fails to impress. Amazing script, amazing acting, amazing movie. If the movie has Johnny Depp in it, expect it to be an epic and, at the end, wish for more.
yes he's an spectacular actor
Pirates 5 totally sucks in this aspect.
Your opinion is welcome but I liked it. Apparently I'm not the only one.
It's already made over 270 million on a 230 million budget.
Yes, because of the former succes of the movies. But without a script by Ted elliot and Terry Rossio it already is an indication for me that it's going to be a flop, and it was, and I'm certainly not the only one. One of the reasons I dislike it is that they're saving money on production costs, filming almost all the scenes that are supposed to be at sea with a blue screen, which is very easy to see it's fake. The former 4 movies used an actual ship (in the first movie they build 2 on a barge and used one tall ship, in the second they built 2 seaworthy ships and used 2 other tall ships, in the third they build another vessel and in the fourth they rebuild the Black Pearl into the Queen Anne, another seaworthy vessel. In the 5th installment they only used decks with bluescreen and made one schooner that had only a few scenes on the actual sea)
It's not a flop if it does pretty dam good at box office which it has. Some critics hated it some loved it. But to say it's riding the previous titles success is a bit much.
Again you opinion in welcome but not everyone shares it.
Johnny Depp and team can turn a terrible script into a lovely movie.
"Do you think he plans it all out, or makes it up as he goes along?" A question I don't think will ever be answered.......I think.....
Wrong. Jack answered it in On Stranger Tides when Barbosa was planning an escape route.
Lord Megatrron BEST summary of Jack Sparrow ever made. XD
the answer is yes
2:30 Barely audible "Sorry...."
Hard to hear, but the look on his face...
RIP Groves. One of my favorite characters from the franchise who never got enough screentime and still gave us iconic lines
Yeah whoever made the decision to kill off Groves and Gillette in the most insulting ways possible should've been fired.
Agreed that was a dumb way for him to go out personally.
2:11
Becket: how soon can we have the ship ready to pursue?
(Sail tips over)
Me: NOT SOON ENOUGH!! XD
Do you think he plans it all out or just makes it up as he goes along😂😂
You know something? I’ve been wondering the exact same thing myself
1:50 The Disappoinment on Barbossa's Face😂😂😂
"And that was without a single drop of rum" best quote ever 😂😂
I've used that quote before
Mercer didn't stand a chance against Barbossa lol.
he didnt even stand a chance against davy jones haha
+KeshinAsura God of Madness that makes no sense, Davy Jones is more intimidating than Barbossa
King Panda oh Christ that was just brutal, especially since I was a kid when I saw it and it was one of my childhood scars... lol I was such a pussy XD
Bo Banesz no he didn’t. No one stand a change against the stars of the movie ... but he did stand a change in Singapore and killed a bunch of people
True. Despite all the bravado his Mancunian accent and scarred face bring to the table, he’s really quite cowardly.
Barbossa's double-take is certified genius.
Barbossa's reaction when he puts his sword away cracks me up :)
I absolutely love how this scene is parallel to the one from the first film where Jack outsmarted Commodore Norrington to steal the Interceptor. Groves has always been there hahahaha!
Well you can't achieve anything without a equal amount of madness.
That's how the best plans always start out. Lol
“You think he plans it all out, or just makes it up as he goes along?”
I’d say it 90% planned 6% mad luck and 4% improvisation
Barbossa’s double take is priceless 😂
2:20
U can even hear he screaming in his mind "Spaaaaaaaaarrow"
1:44 - The expression of Barbossa's face... it’s just priceless😂
“Pestilent, traitorous, cow-hearted, yeasty codpiece” is a hard ass insult
omfg this line made me love Jack Sparrow: "Do you think he just plans it all out or make it up as he goes along?"
it made me realize, how lucky he was
*Captain* Jack Sparrow.
Genius not luck
Genius and luck
It was always satisfying seeing Jack send Will's ass to the brig. Most of Jack's plans for betrayal were almost always for appearances only. He planned to go after the heart and eliminate Jones completely. But Will's impatient, hot shot, wannabe pirate ass never had the patience to wait and see.
Shame that one of the few times Will caught on to Jack's true plan was in the first movie when he noticed that Jack secretly hid one of the cursed coins up his sleeve after scooping a handful of them and dropping each one to make a point to Barbossa to kill each of the Royal Navy soldiers to get a second ship.
0:22 you may kill me but you may never insult me **gets insulted**
" And that was without a single drop of rum "
That was the funiest sentence i heard from jack
"Send this pestilent, traitorous, cow-hearted, yeasty cod-piece to the Brig."
Damn Jack
Dude I legit cried when Becket died I loved the dude
Im still alive
Lord Cutler Beckett how?! Sea turtles???
Lord Cutler Beckett :D
Kvp 311 I almost cried when Barbossa died
You never know his death wasn't officially seen in potc 3 it was just wood exploding behind him he could still be alive
1:50 barbossa: thinks he's all that and a bag of chips....
2:14 Theodore's realization of the mast crashing down! LOL xD
2:13 I love how he doesn’t even turn around
I love everytime when Beckett makes that face after jack ask who he is. He looks so baffled. And jack just answers him, of course you already know who I am you dummy. 😂😂😂
2:23 I absolutely love that this scene is almost a complete callback to Jack and Will escaping with the HMS Interceptor
Jack proves he outsmarted the English with a ridiculous plan
Lt. Groves' superior looks at Jack's escape in despair
Groves fanboys over Jack
Cut to Jack's ship sailing free once more, with the same exact same soundtrack.
I love how Barbosa's reaction is like "Why am I even surprised by this man anymore?"
"Who am I?
"I'm Captain Jack Sparrow!"
"Who am I🤷♂️"
😐😶
"I’m captain jack sparrow😒😕"😂
Jack's official occupation should be professional escaper.
Anni-Riin Agukas you mean escape artist?
And professional drink , thief and that silver tung of his
@@zacharyleimbach6218 Escapologist.
I love how Norrington at least begrudgingly humored Groves' admiration of Jack, but Becket has none of it and just glares at him.
“You think he plans it all out, or just makes it up as he goes along?”
I'd say 60% of the time, it works every time.
40 percent luck 60 percent improvising
Perfectly placed the cannon to fire a ball at the mast. It goes back to the classic line from the first movie: “this is either madness, or brilliance... Amazing how those often two things coincide.”
I loved it when the mast fell down and Beckett was just like “never mind it is only one mast we can get a new one
AND THAT was without a single DROP of rum! 🤣🤣🤣😂 I love Jack
I have only ever seen this scene once and loved it instantly due to how crazy Jack's escape is
Not only does he get away, but he cripples any attempt at pursuit
And the response 'plans it out or makes it up' just adds to the hilarity
1:10 love how there's explosions and bullets going on and Beckett's mood is just "oh for fcks sake"
Props to beckett for staying calm and composed in an extremely dangerous situation
I love the brief, but important fight between Ian Mercer and Barbossa. Up until then, Mercer is seen as a near unstoppable force, pursuing and killing as an assassin, but against Barbossa he's nothing but a coward and leaps over-board XD
1:45 Barbossa always hopes Jack has died but he’s always wrong 😂
Barbossa would be lost without Jack. Jack keeps him on his toes! They're frenemies.
Beckett thinks he's telling him a riddle but it's just Jack talking weird lmao
Jack and Beckett are definitely archenemies not only because of their past, but also because they’re complete foils of each other. While Beckett is ruthless and stoic, Jack is able to provide a goofy atmosphere.
One movie and a swig of rum later, Captain Jack makes a palm tree escape.
on stranger tides?
Jsyrin I didn't really like on stranger tides though, it didn't feel like a Pirates of the Caribbean movie and it lost its touch
I love the music that starts at 2:28. It goes so well with the shot and to me it means freedom.
2:28
Barbossa's double take at 1:44 always gets me every time xD
1:57 One of the greatest insults of all time.
That’s gotta be the best pirate I’ve ever seen!
So it would seem.
2:28 same music from the first movie after the line thats gotta be the best pirate I've ever seen
I love that you can see the. “Shit that’s my job gone.” Face on Beckett when the mast starts cracking
lol One of the best escapes ever!!
Epicnerd73 a man to that
Imagine if the Endeavour had even a half-competent crew, the Pearl would've been eviscerated right here.
Hell of a dive by Mercer, though.
Probably the best line in the whole series for me was: "You're mad!" "Thanks goodness for that, because if I wasn't, this would probably never work."
I love it how jack just chills there and is like "and that was without even a single drop of rum!" 😂😂
1:43 dat double take
Love how there's like half a second of film that shows the cannon is pointed right at the mast. These films had both continuity and attention to detail.
i do love the dynamic of the relationship of becket and jack
And that was without even a single drop of tum.
LOLOLOL XD XD
Sorry, that's 'rum' above, not 'tum'.
Sometimes we forget jack is in fact the smartest most Clever pirate to live. His outwitted dozens of dangerous people, escaped from seemingly impossible situations, and even out crazied himself.
All without a single drop of rum
pyrus0zero But he probably still wonders “Why is the rum gone?”
Yes i mean jack outwitted barbossa, becket and elizabeth for example and the 3 of them are all pretty smart themselves
Can we talk about the parallels though?? In Curse of the Black Pearl, Jack's plan with Norrington is almost the same plan he makes here with Beckett. And at the end, it's just like in CotBP when Will and Jack commandeer the Interceptor. The two sequels mirror/reference the first movie so wonderfully. I love these movies so much.
"Do you think je planed all this"
Hahah- so brillant
For me this is the best movie of the franchise. If Dead Men Tell No Tales is even half as good as At World's End I'll be happy.
This is the day you will always remember as the day that you *almost* caught Captain...Jack... Sparrow!!!
This was my favorite movie as a kid. I went back to the theater to see it again. Several times.
It's a shame Mr. Mercer didn't get enough screen time or enough lines. He would have made an awesome secondary main villain. He's one of my favorite characters in the series.
I die every time he says , " and that was without a single drop of rum " hahaha
Madness can have its perks lol cause sometimes crazy things might not work if the individual wasn’t mad. Lol
“Hi, im Jack Sparrow. This is Jackass.”
The music in this scene is a masterpiece 🤩
I love how Jack brags that he wasnt drunk when escaping just to make a point he is bat shit crazy