First time watching Pirates of the Carribean 3 At World's End & it was SAD man.. reaction & review
Вставка
- Опубліковано 24 лип 2022
- 🚨UNCUT, EARLY ACCESS, BLOOPERS & MORE: / marycherryofficial
🔴 subscribe & turn on notifications 🔔 bit.ly/MaryCherry 🔔
⇩OPEN ME FOR MORE INFORMATION ⇩
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌
❤️️ MY MERCH❤️️: teespring.com/stores/marycherry
✨Donate to the channel✨: paypal.me/marycherryofficial
NEW GAMING CHANNEL: / @cherry_plays
💋NEW CHANNEL💋: / @varycherry
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌
☽ follow me☽
✰ / maryycherryy
✰ / discord
✰ / maryycherryy
✰ / maryycherryy
✰www. MaryCherryOfficial
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌
Frequently asked questions (FAQs): docs.google.com/document/d/1_...
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌
music: ATAMONE - open.spotify.com/artist/4ewpG...
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌
Thanks to my top tier patrons
for their support:
SECRETSOFWAR9
Michael Sumner
Jeff Mills
﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌ - Розваги
NEW GAMING CHANNEL: ua-cam.com/channels/rcNO8y3EBAP0j8B2TaaMZg.html
follow me on ✰www.twitch.tv/maryycherryy (LIVE STREAMS)
for the UNCUT VERSION check patreon.com/marycherryofficial
FAQ sheet: docs.google.com/document/d/1_FkcwQ0vPAAk53YVyo-ChXc9AuX1pn5gbctrOkX13xA/edit
NEW CHANNEL - VARY CHERRY: ua-cam.com/channels/-C70aZ6Tx2MKQQx4RtgdMA.html
Please play the Kingdom Hearts series. You've watched through most of the movies that show up in it
It was Keith Richards the lead guitarist for the rolling stones who played Jack Sparrow’s dad, and the person Johnny Depp based Jack Sparrow on. Just thought you’d be interested in knowing that.
Fun movie & reaction M! Hilarious as usual from start to finish - Captain Jack killing it once again!
I didn't remember 'Chow Yun-Fat' in this Movie, Mary you should see 'Anna and the King' 1999
"Slap me thrice and hand me to me mama, it's Mary!" Glad you enjoyed the series.
Interesting fact: The sword Will was stabbed with was the same sword Will had made for Norrington in the first film.
🥲
Oh my, that's awesome!
@@oriyanbarnes Yeah, made by Will, ordered by Elizabeth's father, father gave it to Norrington as wedding gift, Norrington stabbed Davy Jones as he was dying, Davy Jones took it for himself, Davy Jones stabbed Will. Full circle.
These movies have used callbacks really well
Kind of surprised people don't realize that, Davy Jones even remarks that it's an amazing sword.
Jack's father is portrayed by none other than Keith Richards, the guitarist of the Rolling Stones, which JD took as a role model for creating the character of Cpt. Jack Sparrow.
And in Salazar's Revenge, Paul McCartney appeared as "Uncle Jack" 😏😏😏
@@chavagonzalez9734 *SPOILER* 🤦🏻♂️🙄
Ironic is nt it?
Just in an interview commented that "pirates,were the rock and roll outlaws of the time.
@@kevinknight3606I mean… irl pirates were brutal and often r*ped, murdered, and tortured innocent people wherever they went. These movies are a verrrrry sanitized version of pirates lmao.
The irony of Barbosa calling Elizabeth "miss turner" when they met due to her using his alias. And now he bids her farewell as "Mrs turner"
Something that I really appreciate about the trilogy is Disney letting the writers really going into multiple layers of backstabbing and betrayal and trickery, trusting the audience to use their brain and keep up. It was full of wit as much as action.
Exactly why that third one is my favorite, each character has an agenda and betrays and allies along the way to get there. That meeting on the sand with the 6 main characters sums it up perfectly.
exactly. exactly. All of them behave as real life people with agendas and that is something we can all relate to instead of the films Disney is making now where the Hero is better than God at everything and the Villian is pure evil without a reason.
It’s convoluted as fuck for the plot though
It makes sense that Jack and Barbossa would have made good friends as you said because as they said in the first movie, Barbossa was Jack’s original first mate on the Black Pearl before he learned the location of Isla Muerta and led the mutiny against him
That's partially why Iike the 5th one. I just love that combo
The best part of this movie is the story between Davy Jones and Calypso. A true Shakespearian tragedy and a great symbolism about sailors love for the sea
"It never would've worked between us."
"She's such a flirt!"
She's also getting him back for telling her the same thing at the end of the first movie.
Jack didn't do anything when Will was stabbed because he was conflicted. Remember how he was planning to become the "Immortal Captain Jack Sparrow." So he was conflicted of saving his friend or becoming immortal.
Yea but there is another theory, that Jack just didn't know what he wanted. Becoming immortal and once every 10 years enjoying pleasure or just stay the same. Remember when he had a conversation with two little Jackie's and he said '10 years is a long time'. I don't think he wanted to save Will cause he was in love with Elizabeth too. If I remember right at the end of Caribbean 5 he watched them both kissing and he was annoyed.
I've always appreciated the look on Will's face right after he's asked Elisabeth to marry him, and he says, "I love you. I've made my choice, what's yours?" Just that split second between her saying, "Barbossa!" and "Marry us!" Will's utter confusion about Barbossa even being a possible candidate was hilarious.
51:46 i adore all the callbacks to the very first movie quotes:
Barbosa going on from saying Miss Turner to Mrs Turner
The guy who played grumpy saying goodbye Poppet vs the first time when he said Hello Poppet.
Elizabeth saying what Jack said to her "it would never have worked out between us"
Just, all the callbacks are so good and made me emotional 🥺
The grumpy guy is Pintel and the guy with one eye is his nephew Ragetti
A fun tidbit Mary, they were originally going to reveal that Jack betrayed Beckett because he wanted Jack to sell slaves, as Jack worked under him at once point, but the chose to change it FOR. SOME. REASON??? (And yes I'm very salty about it)
As they said;
Beckett: "I ordered you to deliver the cargo, you chose to liberate it..."
Captain Jack: *looks at brand* "...People aren't cargo, mate..."
Scenes get cut to make better use of the films runtime. I'm sure there were a bunch of extra lore we missed out on that would not have really moved the plot along.
It could also be a possibility that some Disney execs weren't keen on mentioning or implying slavery in a movie they're financing and hoping to profit from. Playing it safe, as it were.
@@gtv4005 still a waste, says a lot about his character
@@gtv4005 Mate, Davy Jones kills a man by brutally tearing through his orifices using his tentacles. Half the movie is them holding a beating heart. Dozens of men die in a fiery explosion as multiple ship are sunk. Multiple people get stabbed by swords, Jones twists the sword and causes Will extra pain.
But somehow *the very mention* of slavery is just too much apparently. Makes sense.
@@phoebusapollo8365 You don't seem to understand how the big heads think. You aren't supposed to because it's flawed and sleezy.
@@dildodickings2668 Frankly I'm glad I DON'T know how those people think. Even coming close makes me feel unclean.
A Piece of Eight, also called the Spanish dollar, was a type of coin introduced by the Spanish Empire in the late 15th century and became one of the first international currencies in the world.
It is no small irony that two bits means a quarter (Old west reference). Eight bits is a dollar. I believe bits evolved from "pieces of eight". Another irony means ONE piece of eight would equal 12.5 cents. Perhaps it was meant to refer to 12.5 pence. Who knows for sure.
@@Pecos1 The spanish dollar coin could be broken into eight pieces, the pieces of eight. The US dollar was originally the spanish dollar independent of the english pound. 2 bits is 2 pieces is 2/8 of a dollar or a quarter of a dollar.
@@beannathrach2417 certain Roman coins could be broken down as well. The Widow's Mite is a piece of a Roman coin.
Davy Jones always loved Calypso, he’s just trying to convince himself he doesn’t to make it easier on himself. He can’t help but love her despite their history. I think a part of him regrets betraying her to the Brethren Court but the deed was already done so he thinks giving in to a more cruel nature would give him peace of mind.
To answer your question at the end as to why Elizabeth cannot follow Will: to put it bluntly, will is technically not alive nor is the crew of The Flying Dutchman. They are technically all Undead.
Will's job is to Ferry souls in the afterlife to the next world. In the Land of the Dead the living cannot follow or stay. Elizabeth would not survive the journey to and from the Land of the Dead.
Would've gotten interesting the first time The Dutchman dove again.
@@srccde Interesting you should mention that. I've been wondering for a little while now on re-watching the second movie just WHY Davy Jones didn't submerge the Dutchman until Will was off the ship at that island.
Convenient, isn't it?
@@logandarklighter He was concerned with reaching the island first and it's possible that the Dutchman doesn't travel as fast underwater as when sailing normally.
@@logandarklighter The British were still occupying the ship at that point with control over the chest with Jones' heart in it. The entire time they occupy the ship he doesn't dive.
Second movie they said, when Davy Jones was trying to reach the chest before Jack could.
@35:25 Calypso is literally the sea. The seas are fickle and unpredictable, as was the powerful goddess who ruled that domain. Davy fell in love with the sea (Calypso) but got mad for being who she was. That’s why she basically said would you love me if I was anything less.
The 'fickle as the sea' argument can only excuse so much, and breaking her end of the deal _she set the parameters for_ is going too far, especially since the agreement was for one single day out of three thousand, six hundred and fifty two.
This one was an epic film. Especially the third act where Jack fights Davy Jones.
Cutler Becket walking down the stairs as it blows up behind him is literally the same feeling as walking down the stairs after you hear one of your parents shout your full name
Facts.
FACTORY
Depp had always said that one of the influences that he used to help create the Sparrow character was Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones. He had said that since the first film. Depp was the one to convince Richards to actually appear as a Pirate. However, he was supposed to appear in "Dead Man's Chest" but his turing schedule with the Stones prevented it. He finally did appear - as Capt Teague - in this film. So, Jack's dad is a Rolling Stone.
Also, the whole "sea turtles" thing was obviously a made-up embellishment. It was used to enhance Jack's "mystery" in the first film until he was stranded on the island again, this time with Elizabeth. Jack had to tell her that he was only there for three days before rum runners came by and he bartered his way on their ship. Rum runners that are no longer in business - "probably have your friend Norrington to thank for that", as he said while finding what was left of the rum stash.
The death of elizabeths father has always struck me as a masterful way to kill off a parental figure. You have your cake and eat it too, you get to have the parent give final words to the protagonist while still having the death itself be sudden and cruelly unpredictable
“Four of you have tried to kill me in the past! One of you succeeded!” 😂
Johnny Depp had to act out every single version of himself.
Captain Jack Sparrow can seriously hallucinate! 😂
The sea turtles played no part....they were just part of the myth of Captain Jack Sparrow and how he got off the island (the truth it was rum runners coming to pick up or drop off. Also Jack's dad ways played by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones (you have heard of them I hope). Johnny said he modeled some of his "Jack-ness" after Keith
Calypso says, "Malfaiteur en Tombeau, Crochir l'Esplanade, Dans l'Fond d'l'eau!" Whichis French and translates to, "Across all the waters, find the path to he who wrongfully entombed me". Basically she is calling for the brethren court to kill Davy Jones
Thank you! Never knew what she was saying there!
I thought all that was just, fuck both the Brethren and Davy Jones 😂
Legit you’re a real one for the translation, ¡gracias! 🤘
52:43 I'm pretty sure the reason why Elizabeth can't go with Will is because the crew of the Flying Dutchman are in between life and death and Elizabeth isn't. She wouldn't survive where they're going
Agree that's what they wanted to imply, but in the previous movie, Will was just along for the ride on the Dutchman for a stretch.
I love how Will and Elizabeth went from such prim and proper people to badass pirates
"the world's still the same. There's just less in it"
As true today as it was in the 18th century
"You dont have the key"
"I already have the key"
"No you dont" (pulls out the key)
"Oh that key"
Well played Jack Sparrow
The ending battle sequence in this movie is one of my favorite film moments ever. The whole battle in the maelstrom is just incredible. And that moment when Will comes back and Jack sees him and Jack just breaks into a smile...whatever airs Jack may put on, he loves Will and Elizabeth. And I love that.
4 was fun - decent standalone story, good humor and moments, great action (as always), and the better of the post-trilogy ones. 5... has issues. It's definitely got a good story for the non-Jack characters. It does some things and states some things which I'm not a fan of personally but if nothing else - you can give your own feedback on how you feel about it. Either way, should deff do 4 :)
We start the trilogy with Jack Sparrow sailing into port on a dingy. The trilogy ends with Jack in a dingy, sailing off onto another adventure... "Drink up me harties yo ho"
I love how genuinely disturbed and agitated Jack after Will is stabbed, and how quietly overjoyed he is to see him alive.
The 4th film continues the "Fountain of Youth" storyline, but the 5th film does have ties to this trilogy.
The fourth is based on a book. A quite good one from the 80s, I think. Can't remember the name of the book. Don't know if they acknowledged their 'inspiration'.
But they put it not that good on film.
Isn't Will and Elizabeth's son in the 5th one ?
@@QazwerDave Spoilers
@@ciphernine7824 who cares? This is not a new movie. And it gives nothing away about the story.
Johnny Depp will always be the one and only Captain Jack Sparrow and I hope he gets his career back, even if that means he won't play this character anymore
Part of the responsibility of the captain of the Flying Dutchman is to ferry souls from the world of the living to the world of the dead. Elizabeth can't make that journey unless she offers years of service to Will, and I'm sure he doesn't want that to happen to her. Also good she didn't cuz the child needs be looked after.
The witch lady is called Tia Dalma played by Naomie Harris and she's freaking great! And she was nominated for an Oscar for Moonlight
Very pretty in real life
"Pieces of Eight' was the name for gold coins at the time. If memory serves, it was because each coin weighed an eighth of a pound, so eight of them equalled a pound of gold (450 grams).
I absolutely recommend watching the next two, they're still fun pirate adventures. The 5th one reveals more of Jack's backstory which does fill in some context for these movies as well. Keep in mind that they're not really part of a connected story, they're more standalone.
Even in 2022, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is still memorable 15 years later.
I loved the third one. It was long, but there was not a wasted moment. It was so packed with plots and twists and betrayals I never got bored.
You know, every time I watch this movie, I find out more and more about Calypso and Davy Jones. Not just their backstory, but present motivations. Davy Jones is still extremely angry at being stood up after ten years and all that, yeah, but he still can't help but love her. He thought that cutting out his heart would stop these feelings, but it didn't seem to do a darn thing. Because, anger and love are still feelings, and they are very much present in Davy Jones' character, they run too deep to get rid of just like that.
Also, Calypso truly never knew who betrayed her until the very end. Her plan when she was first introduced to William Turner was that she could see the future where he would take Davy Jones' place as Captain of the Flying Dutchman, so she was the one pushing him forward along the path. "A touch of destiny," yeah? However, one thing she thought would be the end result would be that Will would take over the ship and the duties of the oceanic Grim Reaper and ferry the souls of the dead to the other side, and Davy Jones would be free to be with Calypso. As we all saw, because of the fact that Jones was killed to initiate that transfer of power, that happy ending was never going to happen for Calypso. Now, it wasn't a problem to fix a curse and make the heart affix itself back into the captain's chest. She's a goddess with all the power of the ancient sea. It would have been a snap. But, Davy Jones dying wasn't in the plan. You can actually almost feel the shock in the air happen the moment he's stabbed and falls overboard into the maelstrom. The storm begins to calm quickly and she has no reason to keep the fight going between the pirates and the EITC. Her love was lost, her own heart broken, so why should she care anymore?
She could bring him back like she did Barbossa, but he would still be cursed, if not in body, then certainly in spirit. She could probably not change his mind about her betrayal, when she didn't hurt him intentionally.
davy jones is a really deep an perfect character.. My fav. villian in all the movies
35:27 She's a goddess, ten years are nothing to her. And she's as unpredictable and wild as the sea itself. He knew that when he fell in love with her, what did he expect?
In the bloopers you can see how long it took Barbossa and Elizabeth to catch the swords in the start, they did it so many times
I love the opening scene of this movie. When they start to sing. It's gives me goosebumps every damn time.
The next two aren't AS good, but getting more of Jack Sparrow (the ONLY Depp character I enjoy!) is a good thing. And you haven't ended the Turner saga just yet..... not entirely anyhow.
Why would you spoil that about Turner for her?
the next two are horseshit.
As a hopeless romantic I've always resented this movie for giving Will and Elizabeth the sad ending. I don't think I've watched it all the way through since theaters, and because of that I never knew about the post credits scene until now!
Same😭😭😭
I forgot the rest of pirate lords areas and which they rule
But Jack is the lord of Caribbean Sea
Barbossa is lord of the Caspian Sea
Hans Zimmer's score really made this movie
I think the fourth and fifth are still worth watching and reacting too!
The fourth movie is actually quite enjoyable
Eh…
Also, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End had more tragic moments than the previous two films before it.
I will admit that the 4th and 5th movie aren’t the best in the series, but I think they’re still worth watching
It’s fitting that Keith Richards got a cameo because captain Jack’s mannerism are somewhat based on Keith’s.
What bothered me the most is that Flying Dutchman's captain's curse appears to have a VERY obvious loophole. Davy Jones was still bound by the curse and so he could not step on dry land but once every 10 years, however he COULD board any ship he wanted. It's plausible that Will is also bound by the same "rules". So theoretically Will could travel between real world and the afterlife as much as he wanted thus giving him ample opportunity to visit Elizabeth. All she would have to do would be to live on a house boat.
Thats coz davy jones broke the rules...
will was doing his job so he couldn't come to the world to meet her...
I think the whole "ten years at sea" situation as well as bringing in Calypso the sea goddess is a tie-in of the Odyssey. Granted, good ol' Odysseus was away from home for 20 and that sucks even more, but I think it still works as a reference to an almost forgotten epic.
Watch the next two movies and you'll meet even more of Jack's family 😉
It's interesting how Will gets stabbed in the heart with the very same sword he forged in the first movie, talking about coming full circle
Setup and payoff
The scene with the guy breaking his toe off is amazing 😂
Elizabeth can't go with Will because they need to travel to the world of the dead and back to ferry souls. Elizabeth, being a mortal, can't do that.
Technically she could, but it breaks some supernatural laws.
I don't know if it's me and my dirty mind, or if the writers and director intended it to be something a kid wouldn't bat an eye at bun an adult would think twice about it when seeing it. At 4:16, when Elizabeth pulls out that gun, it made me think she hid it inside her, that's why she struggles to pull it out and why Barbosa looks at her and tries to look from where did she pull it out.
Go with the 4th and 5th , they are still a good time.
"He's supposed to be noble, but he's not" - Every English Royal Navy officer
I saw this movie twice the day it came out... watched the midnight premier and then got another ticket to see it again. The conclusions and wrap ups really worked for me, the music is a fantastic score... I love the memories of this trilogy.
while the 4th and 5th films may not live up to the first couple, they are still worth a watch for sure
Please watch the Tim Burton movie "Sleepy Hollow" from 1999. It's also with Johnny Depp.
During the beginning of this movie we see all the pirates being hung. This was during the time period where the number of pirates was decreasing, hence when the pirates sang the song it showed it was time for the pirates to join together to make their last stand. Truly sad ;(
This is one of my favorite pirates movies.
Story doesn't end until fat lady sing aka end of fifth film. So keep watching.
It’s been a bit but Jack tells Elizabeth the truth of his escape from the island. It wasn’t sea turtles but he hitched a ride with the rum runners who stashed their rum on that island
If you haven't seen it, you should check out 2005 Pride and Prejudice ... Keira Knightley is *chef's kiss*
These 3 are definitely the best! But you should check out the others too. They may not be as good as the original trilogy but worth checking out at least once. If only to finish the series as we may not get any more POTC movies.
Will was stabbed with the very sword he forged
Been waiting for this. 🙌🙏
Elizabeth and Will's wedding, best of the century
Great ending of the trilogy.
the animals in this film: jack and mr. cotton's parrot...
edit: ooohh mary,... poor jack... melted my heart...
He didn't use sea turtles lmao he was picked up by smugglers from that island
In my opinion the scene at 50:33 is one of the greatest shots in movie history. This was one of the first movies I bought on Blu-Ray and it did not disappoint. The bonus features were great too. A lot of behind the scenes of the maelstrom and how they pulled that off with a large amount of practical effects.
So funny in the episodes intro she said when I was a child I saw the first two and I was so stunned and amused at the same time... I was around 44 when I first saw these all!!! lol definitely not a child! Ha To be clear I am 63 now,
As far as I am aware the Monkey has since died, the Parrot however is very much still around, now in his mid 40s. Parrots can live well in to their 50s.
ummm also.. when you say "I love Master Gibbs, he's my favourite" @ 10:26 The auto subtitles say "I love masturbation"
The two guys at 50:50 are the two marines we've been seeing in the first movie and this one that were guarding the port and in this movie the chest. They went over to the Black Pearl during the maelstrom battle, slamming into the side of the ship as they swung over. They disguised themselves as pirates, effectively joining the crew. Love those two.
Turn on subtitles at 10:23...EPIC !!!
I just love everything about this movie..
This is where the fun begins
😂👌🏽 the spot on Elizabeth teeth talking
The opening scene to this movie is so good. Really sets the tone.
@Mary Cherry I knew you would be watching this pirates movie! It’s my favorite!
Most epic speech.. ever!
That big white area (where jack was gone crazy) is a place called "the salt flats" in utah. It used to be a part or the great salt lake many thousands of years ago. That's one of the many places the film movies at.
What's never mentioned is if Elizabeth can meet up with the Dutchman at sea and spend time with Will.
Right before this movie started in the theater during the Disney logo, I literally called out: "This is it!" Haha.
She called Barbossa Davy Jones in the beginning 🙄
9:24 The Fourier transform, Ampere-Maxwell Law, Guass' Law, wave equation, Euler's identity ... Nice unintentional easter egg for scientists and engineers :D
Cheers, Mary Cherry! Greetings from Mexico
You should definitely watch the last two films of this series they are great in my eyes ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️love your channel btw amazing content
She had me cracking up everytime she said bung teeth 🤣
Nice reactions to the third installment in the pirates series, Mary!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽You really had a good time with the dialogue in this one. There are a lot of quirky jokes in this one. jack Sparrow really layed an egg with this film. Is Jack over compensating for something with that huge telescope?😆
I make the mistake of putting on closed caption at 10:23..it did NOT say MAster Gibbs.. Dear God lol
The reason Beckett could not give orders is because he was overwhelmed and also knew that if he opened fire he would die either way so he. Did the one thing any Captain could do in this situation go down with his ship
Back in the day Pirates would split silver dollars into 8 pieces, and 1 of these 8 pieces would be called "a piece of 8", also in some places in the US a quarter of a Dollar is called "2 bits" because of this reason 2 pieces being equal to a quarter of a Dollar coin.
I don’t think anyone’s idea of heaven is to spend eternity isolation in the middle of an empty void as your mind crumbles over time.
I really love this one! 👌
Hey, you gotta complete the set, right? Watch the last 2. They are pirate movies with Cap'n Jack. I found them both to be enjoyable.
Glad you got in the post credit scene. It does a lot to change the tone of the ending to something, if not hopeful, at least just.
There is still story to be told with the Turners.