Captain Teague Scene
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Captain Edward Teague,[6] played by Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones,[7] is Jack's father who was also formerly the pirate lord of Madagascar, before he became keeper of the code. He first appeared in At World's End.
Teague was once the most feared pirate in the world and as such receives respect and fear from all of the pirates in the Brethren Court. At one point Teague was the Pirate Lord of Madagascar but later resigned to become the Keeper of the Pirate Code, the Pirata Codex, which he keeps with him at Shipwreck Cove.
Barbosa in the first movie:
"The Code is more like a guide, it's not a rulebook"
*Teague Wants to know your location*
Juanma Railgun imagine if he had heard Barbosa said that
@@Roberto-rn8uy Captain Teague would've slapped him with his flintlock.
He only tough when he immortal.
First movie :
"Hi there, Barbosa. I'm here to kill the hell out of you."
"I'm immortal! There's no way you-"
"I'm Keith God damn Richards. If I say so it shall be."
Run
You can see that right before Jack declares his vote, his dad stops playing and looks at him as if he knew he was about to do something unusual... Father knows his son well! Brilliant!
He even changed the guitar tune to a fun one
@@alienx597 then nearly tore the guitar in half at the mention of defying the code
Father or Brother? Rather confusing
@@dosa2990 I thought it was brother, I don't know because on potc 4, jack call him dad.
But, you know that it doesn't seem like his father because he's too young
@@dewasembiring7286 its said that he has some form of immortality some clue to that is in the conversation he has with jack about the fountain there's also rumors that he took part in creating the map that they use to find the fountain of youth
“The Code is the Law.”
The way Teague delivers that line makes the code sound almost sacred. It sounds like he’s the last of a different era of pirates. One that held itself to a higher standard rather than just the selfish cut throats that populate the seas today.
That oddly makes a lot of sense when you look at the Pirate Codex itself. It is oddly well-written and intricately put together, despite the fact that it was authored by cutthroat marauders. Just really gives the impression that Teague and other ancient pirates, such as Morgan and Bartholomew themselves, were a whole different caliber of savvy criminals. It also goes hand-in-hand with what Barbossa said about how it was better when pirates conquered the seas with their own sweat and blood, instead of cheap backroom deals with business lords and sea spirits.
I thought that the code was more like guidelines...according to the first film.
@@Dilaudid281, if Teague heard that from Barbossa, he’d be after him faster than you can say shiver me Timbers. It was a good thing Barbossa had the curse beforehand otherwise he’d be dead by Teague’s hand for calling the Code “guidelines”. Now that Barbossa has no curse, he’d better watch what he says in front of Teague.
It's this messed up Modern world.... There we're times where Honour, Duty, Law, etc, meant something! (The Ancient World, Medieval times, Middle Ages! For example)
But no longer sadly....
@@mrreyes5004 I wish we had gotten a prequel movie showing Teague or Morgan and Bartholomew themselves. They must have been god tier badasses.
Jack Sparrow : "I call for a vote!"
Captain Teague : alright, let me just sit here playing my guitar and wait for my son to do something either clever or stupid.
Well, because it’s jack sparrow, a brilliant mix of both.
@@darthplagueis3488 cleverly stupid or stupidly clever, take your pick
@@beanboy4900 🗿
If Jack is that clever, what was Captain Teague like before he became the code keeper?
Curious how those two tend to coincide, eh?
I love how Jack basically made everyone obey by using his dad as a threat
"I'M GONNA TELL MY DAD AND YOU'RE GONNA BE IN SO MUCH TROUBLE!"
But seriously, given Teague is the type of man to shoot any who question the code with absolutely no hesitation, it's incredible even one of them professed their disapproval of it so brazenly.
Well done Captain
@@Timeward76 Maybe this guy was new to the post and didn't new anything about Cpt. Teague.
🙏🏻
Dad? Nope thats his brother
I just love how Gibbs is basically an encyclopaedia for pirate knowledge
He is Jack's first mate after all, he'd either hear or see it first hand or would have made it his business to know more
He always tells the best stories
Gibbs is Mr. Exposition, and he does it without getting in the way of the plot. Nicely done, Mr. Gibbs! 😎
Normally I'd hate characters who exist purely just to dump exposition, but by golly I love it in this.
I think it's more he's only one that be bothered. Pintel and Ragetti have done it on a couple of occasions too
Elizabeth: But...Barbosa told me that the Code is more like guidelines than actual rules...
Teague: He said what?!
Barbosa: (Shits himself)
But he also said both parties have to be pirates for the code to apply, so him not following with Elizabeth's deal is "according to the code" or rather lack of. Later when he made the deal with Will he kept his words, but to a literal sense and disregard the rest (letting Elizabeth go free, but not a decent location).
I can already picture it in my mind🤣🤣
Barbossa's a pirate. It's not surprising he only uses the code when it suits him best
@Levi Sullivan he's a pirate
Levi Sullivan probably me
Jack is smarter than every single person in that room. By voting for Elizabeth his chances for survival skyrocketed.
Kate James it was so obvious he would’ve done that though I mean it’s the obvious thing to do if you were in his position lol😂
How did his chances for survival improve by choosing Elizabeth? It’s been a long time since I’ve seen the movie
@@averageplayers5288 well it's like this; This meeting of the Brethren court was for deciding what measures to take against Davy Jones. Jack and Elizabeth were the only two who wanted to fight back, but the rest of the pirates wanted to stay put. Instead of voting for himself like every other person in that room, at the end Jack voted for Elizabeth; thus making her have more votes (2) than any other person in the room. Because of that, everyone followed the pirate queen's orders. So, that way, Jack got what he wanted and he survived.
Kate James. Well said
Kate James queen?
I just love the way he says “You’re in my way boy.” When I heard him say that I knew that was his father. Because only your father is one of the few people in your life that will always refer to you as boy, even if you’re a grown man.
True
Same energy whenever kratos orders 'boi'
I HAVE A NEPHEW WHO I WILL CALL BOY, WHEN HE'S OLD ENOUGH TO UNDERSTAND WORDS. JUST ASSERTING MY DOMINANCE IN THE FOOD CHAIN.
I thought that as well.
Teague and Kratos: *BOI!*
Teague was more menacing than Blackbeard in this scene
I think Blackbeard would shy away from a head on confrontation with Teague.
Actually if you look at Teague and Blackbeard's names (Blackbeard was Edward TEACH), you realize that Teague is actually Blackbeard, thus Blackbeard is Jack's dad.
Stargazzer 811 when I watched this movie I actually misheard and thought Teach was Jack's dad
I was going 'daaamn quite a legendary dad huh?'
He's still badass tho
Actually Blackbeard is a joke compared to him
Teague is based off the real life Blackbeard.
The way teague let's jack read the code is like the way any parent would let their child read their phone over their shoulder.
Jack is his son, and chances are he has read the code before so he is fine with letting Jack read since he knows it's just to confirm what the code says.
@@No-Name0087 plus it behooves any of the pirate lords to know the code lol
He even looks at him after he's done speaking
@@No-Name0087 Nope, jack left the cove before his father(teague) became the keeper of the code(former pirate Lord of Madagascar)
Jack is also probably the only person Teague would let get that close
2:38 man I just love the moment when Jack says, “Am I to understand that you lot will not be keeping to the Code then?”- and the second he even so much to alludes to that, Teague’s instrument’s string breaks and all falls silent instantly.
I mean seriously, it’s moments like that that make you think that Jack’s father is already like the unofficial Pirate King over there.
No, Captain Teague is the Keeper of the Code. So if any pirate goes against or doesn’t keep to the Pirate Code, may god have mercy on their souls from Teague’s wrath.
The way I see it he does have the authority and such as a pirate king however he chooses to serve as an enforcer. They even stay to themselves that there hasn't been a king sent the first court and he willingly chose not to be the king for a number of reasons. One of which is that he is Immortal and having an immortal King what actually caused fighting in house and people will try to discover how to make him mortal or try to make themselves immortal
@@LuckoDaStarswait Teague is immortal how ?
@@demiurge7150 it's never directly stated but his lines do imply it, he's also around 90 years old while being a pirate in the 1700s so there has to be something that allows him to be as healthy as he is
@@DarthFedora Interesting. Someone wanted to ensure that the code would continue to be enforced as long as possible. It would have been better if disney had of created movies focused on jack's father and the pirates around him and how everything started.
Captain Teague is the level 100 pirate. Look at how amazed everyone is by his dog-calling skill level, able to get jail keys without a single bone...
Its a turtle
Keep in mind he and Jack have been trying to live forever he's going to find out all the cheats and bugs
The dog was always Teague’s dog. They get separated and reunited from time to time. I’d like to think Jack knew it was his dad’s dog in the first movie. Why he told them other prisoners trying to get the keys from him was pointless.
Charisma and other stats maxed 😂
Il be darn but wen i look at him hes has more power than anyone even has the power of his own laws too imagine coming at a first day knowing your boss is nice but you have a feeling hes or she not nice but thats respect has to be earned
I find it hilarious how they are all scared shitless of Jacks dad.
Especially Captain Jack.
Keeper of the Code. Plus, he's obviously lived the longest & been through some 'ish. So who else to fear that the only one left.
According to movie lore, Teague was at one time the most feared pirate in the world.
If there is one pirate to be afraid of, it's the one who has lived the longest through all this mess.
True because like the saying goes "be wary of an old man in a profession where men die young"
“Fear the old man, in a place where men die young” Captain Teague may not be the oldest man in the room, but he encapsulates the philosophy of speaking softly, and carrying a large stick.
and not being afraid to USE it.
There’s a reason everyone respects him because he’s the first of his kind to see it all, and do it all and most importantly live to tell the tale. Only the most dangerous pirates live to see retirement.
I think the 4th movie kinda implies that Captain Teague MAY be way older than how his appearance suggested
He definitely looks like the oldest guy in the room for sure lol
“Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young.”
I love how the only person that Jack is scared shit less of is his Dad.
Yeah same with me
I'd say he was also scared of Jones and in most cases he wouldn't step up to Barbossa. It just depends how he'll get used to the person. In time, he gets comfortable with everyone.
Me 2
Jackie's not scared he respects teague
His ultimate godfather and guide😊❤️
@@lucifer5261 he respects while also fear his dad mate. Heck everyone during the meeting was shocked when Teague shot that poor guy and when he purposely snapped the snare
Judge: i find you guilty
Teague: no you don't
Judge: no i don't
He doesn't even need to speak. He just needs to stare.
Teague is an asshole in disguise cos he has his own plans for himself and his family.
Idk why this made me chuckle so hard.
(Guitar string breaks)
Is jack the judge?...
This is a perfect example of "show, don't tell". It's never explicitly stated that Captain Teague is Jack's father, though the resemblance is hard to miss. Jack never calls him "dad" in this film, he simply speaks to him as though he's known him all his life, and asks "how's mum?". It's very subtle, and perfectly suited to a character like Jack Sparrow.
I didnt know until i read about it
There also the musical cue. When he appears, there a musical theme that play that sounds just like Jack’s theme. Except instead of a violin playing, it’s a piano. Sounds like an antic one. Maybe to convey an older an more respected tone. There could be another element change but I’m not to musically knowledgeable. Maybe someone else will be able to add more.
@Aurik Kal-During also in Dead man tells no tales when Jack gets his tribute for winning Salazar in Devils Triangle you can see on his back Captain Teague but of course much younger. Pay attention to that scene guys.
also... well... sea turtles.
@@gerardomacias7370 I believe the instrument you may be thinking of may be a harpsicord, or something close to it.
"The trick isn't living forever. The trick is living with yourself forever."
Between this and "the world's still the same, there's just less in it" - I am convinced whoever wrote the dialogue is a genius.
And needs a well earned promotion and raise.
I agree, whoever wrote the script found their calling in life
How's mum?
@@benedictchinweuba5820 she looks great 💀
Agreed.
Black beard was feared because of his skill in black arts.... But Edward Teague was feared because of his skill and he was respected because of code of conduct.
The best pirate ever in the pirates of the caribbean series.
I would love to know why even Jack feared his father. He would had to have been the most fierce pirates of the seas.
@M Well said.
Code is very serious to pirates. On kingdom heart, Sora hated they have to follow to code. Jack agreed but he have to obey code.
Edward Teague and Edward Teach
@@HunterRouth well in the POTC novel, Jack got his ass saved by his dad in more than one occasion, and Jack's dad has been a pirate king, then retired to become regular pirate again, before eventually decided that he had enough fun and become the code keeper instead, so like Jack said, he's seen all done all
3:55 Kind of heartwarming that he takes his wife with him wherever he goes, but also kind of saddening that he automatically pulled it out as if he expected that to be Jack's first question, not to mention the fact that he's literally carrying a dried up head.
he know Jack will be asking.
In Stranger tides he gives her to Jack Sparrow you can see her on the part where Jack is supposed to jump the cliff
I found it a bit odd that he carries her shrunken head like a voodoo lucky charm
Anyone else notice she had a killer mustache?
@@nightfallpaul7546 she was trans
I think they nailed it with Teague's design, he looks just like an older and more wiser Jack Sparrow, gives an idea of how Jack would change as a person If he were to live long enough.
Johnny Depp based his whole look on Keith Richards, right from the start.
And on top of that Teague is based on the real life Blackbeard aka Edward Teach.
I hate that they made him Jack's dad though. He could've just been Edward Teague, the one and only Blackbeard.
But then they made ANOTHER Edward Teach because why would Teague turn on Jack for an antagonist...
When I first watched it as a kid and Jack said “you’ve seen it all, done it all” I thought he was old Jack who somehow time traveled.
Some people in the pub also suddenly appear to have a mom or dad that seem to be the epic pub people that everyone respects.
My father only went to the church... Not that cool..
Did... Did Jack just use someone else to intimidate a whole room?
What a genius
His own father at that.
I'm pretty sure his father knows where this is going, so he just plays along.
@@annhentaiuser6658 I see what you did there 😆
"Dad, they want to say no"
@@annhentaiuser6658 agreed, Teague even paused his guitar when it was Jack's turn to vote, so clearly, he was paying attention to what was going on.
Seeing that Captain Teague saved the doggie with the key from the cannibals from the second movie puts a smile on my face.
It makes me think if he visits this island from time to time cause expects Jack to be in trouble there again
The Dry head of his wife, where do you think he get that idea?
@@brucewayan449 oh my god, that makes sense!
@@DT_Cat in my culture we have something similiar with the dried and skull part. That's why i came out with that😅
@@brucewayan449 quite interesting culture for sure 👀
I love how in a room full of blood thirsty pirates there all afraid of this one old guy. That's a level of bad ass that most villains don't get
There's an old saying. Be wary of any elderly man in a profession where young men die.
The fact that he’s supposed to be immortal may also have something to do with it.
@@adamfreeman9493 I recall that he’s like somehow immortal
@@jaydenslaptop Yeah. He drank from the Fountain Of Youth if I recall correctly.
@@adamfreeman9493 is that why jack mom dead?
in 2 mins Keith Richards nailed the character . Now that's called a real pirate .
If it has any his death news, treat it as a fake news as Keith never died as he will explore the universe to find his new drugs
@@richtersiegfried61 Rest In Peace...
Richter Siegfried WTF you guys jabbering about ?!?! He’s not dead... get your facts straight !!! Look at his Wikipedia !!!
@@derpserious1532 "IF"
@@derpserious1532 i was being sarcastic at the comment calling him immortal.
Ik Keith is not dead dudr xD
“You’re in my way boy”
Keith Richard nailed the character delivery with five simple words
Absolutely agree.
@@MightyGuts7423yup
Damn The Rolling Stones and The Beatles In one movie?
@@bryanr.2649The Beatles are in Five seeing Jack’s uncle is Paul
I love how fast Jack's smile goes away when he hears Teague's name as well as that last bit of wisdom at the end. Kind of touching.
That's dad for you
Funny thing is Jack and Teague actually get along but yeah even Jack knows to be weary when his father is around.
Even better in hindsight when you take the last movie into account and can safely assume that he's earned his father's respect when he tricked Salazar into sailing towards the Devil's Triangle and sunk his ship. And even so, he's still scared of his dad.
Don't forget that his Full name is Captain Edward Teague... And Jacks full name is actually Captain Jack Teague... Sparrow is only his nickname.
Jack: my dads not here
*guy gets shot for disrespecting the code*
Jack: Oh sh*t. He’s here.
It's not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is living with _yourself_ forever.
Kiving with yourself in general's pretty tough.
Funny to hear that from the immortal Stones member 😂
@@Ribboppity It absolutely is.
But in my case, after 7 years of solitude, I have learned it. And while i wish it didnt take that long, i am nevertheless happy i did it.
If you conquer yourself, there is simply nothing else that can stop you either. Noone can pressure you against your will. Noone can influence your decision making. "Peer pressure" becomes irrelevant. The "Mainstream" becomes irrespective to your place in the world.
That may sound generic and cheesy, but it is absolutely the truth. I swear my life upon it.
And i reccomend anyone take a few months, or a few years, off from typical life. Minimal or less friends. Minimal or less family. Just studying and learning and exploring the world. And exploring YOUR world within.
*IF* you can do it...
Unfortunately not everyone can.
Its one of those "make you or break you" commitments.
True
Hope everyone can.
I can live with that
-Sparrow
I love that the Dog is the literal key to the whole trilogy.
Much like Teague is the Keeper of the Code, the Dog is the Keeper of the Keys.
"The code is the law"
Badass line in the entire franchise
Nah there's "not all treasures are silver and gold mate". There's also "you lock your heart away you lose it forever mate"
No. *sea turtles mate*
@@finnheisenheim8274 thats a good one too
No it's "I got a jar of dirt"
😁😁 what about " why is the rum always gone?"
Wait... I just realized something. Barbossa just told on Jack to his Dad.
xd
I laughed when jacks face changed so drastically when they called his father
Lmfao XD
He's like "Bro why did you call my dad here?"
Then he pulled the uno reverse card on everyone
1:45 I love how they're explaining that voting has no sense and Jack immediately calls for it. And Barbossa's reaction 😂
Yeah lol a real oh why did I call for the code to be opened I should have known Jack was going to call a vote and now we got to do a pointless exercise of voting
Then 5 seconds later HE DID WHAT
"Oh come the fuck on-" 😂
You can feel his eye roll lol
Barbossa thinks it impossible that Jack would vote for someone other than himself.
Haha Barbossa realized he walked right into that one
"and so, we shall go to war!"
one of the best expectation subversions in the entire film.
squidtron 90000 I had the same reaction as jack
squidtron 90000 Sounds like Mickey Mouse
It's a callback to the eunuch joke that has been running since Will and Jack first met. As a joke closer it is kind of weak as Will should have been there to hear it.
Jack's reaction though
That's my point. Comedy wise if Will was there, Jack should have been completely indifferent to an actual eunuch, and Will should have had the expression. But the script did not have Will here and they wanted to close out the running joke, so this is what we got. I still think it was a tad weak.
"Am I to understand you all will not be keeping to the code then?"
*Teague yanked that cord so fucking quickly*
*Crowd sits down quietly*
Teague giving all the Pirate Lords the look of death and a promise. That promise is keep to the Code or suffer my bullets.
I feel like the instant he saw the bit about the Pirate King in the codex, Teague knew *exactly* what Jack's plan was going to be, and played his part in convincing everyone else to fall in line beautifully.
He was about ready to paint the walls black with their blood.....
That was a shit Keith is playing guitar we better stfu 😂
I like the respect shown between Barbossa and Teague despite the rivalry the former has with the latter’s son.
I love how u phrased it mate.
Well, it's one thing to betray Jack because Jack is...cuckoolander supreme but to disrespect Teague is a whole different ballgame. If source materials are true about Teague's character, even Barbossa wouldn't dare fight him let alone insult him to his face because that man is said to be ruthless.
Because he recognizes Barbossa respects the code and knows alot about it to call for the book to be opened and was correct about the writing
I just realized the Chinese captain was Cheng I sao, the woman who ran most of the entire pirate fleet in china
I loved that they put her in there
not just her, but ALL (9 of) the pirate lords are loosely based off real life pirate captains from history. that's just who she is based off.
*C-C-C-C-C-C-C-HINA*
No shit!!
That never even crossed my mind!
What brought the thought to mind, if i may ask?
The biggest pirate fleet out of all the world too.
"And so we shall go to war" 🤣 the voice gets me everytime.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one lol! Jacks face after is priceless lol
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think the guy had his package cut off for pirating.
Poor guy
3:11 😂
2:38 Gives "My father will hear about this" a whole new meaning.
At least he's not whiny like the original character behind that catchphrase.
POTTAH! 😡
ITS NOT LEVIYOSA! ITS LEVI-OH-SAH !!
@@clairegloryahhhaaaaa wingardium levioSaaaaaaahhhh
Father's need to be intimidating to their prescious daughters.
“It’s not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is, living with yourself…forever.”
Thats a life quote that hits hard
What was the name of the song that was playing during that quote?
I like to think it’s what influences jack to make the choice he did. Did he want to live forever sailing the seas alone with the fact he left the few friends he had to die to get it or save the few friends he had and be able to live with himself
I looked for this video just to hear this quote
And “she looks great.” Never badmouth your mother. ❤😂
@@ragimismaylov5040fr it’s so hypnotic
The amazing thing is how accurate this is. Traditionally, pirates really were a democratic society. Even captains were elected officials. In most pirate crews, the Captain was elected by popular vote, and the captain then appointed the other officers. The officers assigned work schedules, and the entire crew got equal shares of the profits, with the captain and the officers getting higher shares, due to the added work it took to run the overall ship.
However, captains were usually not absolutely authorities. All major decisions were brought to a vote, and the captain usually only took full control in times of combat or other emergency situations which called for a central authority.
Cool. Never knew that
Pirate Democracy best Democracy
yeah and every stereotype dressed up just as they steroeotypes say. The good old days.
Very interesting. Where did you learn this?
@@CorriganM08 You can learn it pirate diaries and by reading the surviving pirate's codes. I made a university paper about it. It's very interesting, pirates were not "savages and animals" as many people thinks. Pirates were breaking their contacts and loyalties to their former nations, but even then, they needed to build a "society" and a "state" inside the ship so it could work properly. That's where the captain power, his oficials and the Pirate's Code shows up. And as IvelLlehctim
said, captains power were restricted, it was more in war situations, and they didn't have any special treatment, at least at the begining of the pirate golden age.
In some ways, pirates were very advanced to that time, in some Pirate's code were predicted elections of the captains, votes in diferents situations, equal share of the spoil, no skin colour diferences, free speech... Something that just reached Europe one century later with the French Revolution
God, the sheer *presence* jack's father can bring into a room. Jack is a legend in his own right, but his father is the one that even the legends cower to.
Pretty sure if Keith Richards walks into any room the same thing happens.
There’s always a bigger fish
Pirates 1: The code is more like guidelines than actual rules
Pirates 3: *kills a dude* The code is the law
lmao
Good thing Teague wasn't around when Barbossa said that. He'd have looked for a way to break the curse just to kill Barbossa for not following the code.
@@Xehanort10 Hell, he'll kill someone who even so slightly mocks the code, and that he did, in this scene. If he so much as found someone who actually BROKE the code, wooh, be ready cause an entire fleet would be coming their way.
If Jack broke the code, Teague would probably grab the belt and do the thing
@@dariusfarrel3228 Jack : Harder daddy
Jack's dad is Keith Richards, and his uncle is Paul Mcartney
Two awesome guitar players and rock n' roll legends! How they managed to get them to join the Pirates franchise is awesome!
When Johnny D calls and promises you a Johnny W bottle, you go to his franchise, like it or not 😂
Martin Anthonyo I guarantee his grandad is Eddie Van Halen
That's one heck of a family line
A Stone and a Beatle. Lol
“It’s not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is living with _yourself_ forever.”
I absolutely LOVE this line because it’s a perfect foil to Jack’s overarching plot. Jack seeks immortality as a means of survival, and in PotC, immortality is not hard to accomplish. The problem is, immortality _always_ comes with a high price, to the point where all the immortal characters in the series want nothing more than to be rid of it.
Therefore, Teague’s quote is both a solution and a warning. He’s telling Jack that the key to life is a life _worth_ living, regardless of its finality; that Jack must be comfortable with who he is and what he’s done. Immortality will keep you alive, but will twist you into something that isn’t worth living as. Barbossa, Davy Jones, and Salazar can all attest to the price they paid for immortality. Teague is subtly telling Jack that he must be sure he can live with what he becomes because he’ll have to live with it forever.
I didn't think of that! That's why he gave it up to save Will like a true friend, the most selfless thing he's ever done! Thank you!
Even angelica considering it cost the other’s soul
Good analysis. 👍
0:02 Jack's blood went cold when Captain Teague was mentioned. Hes like uh oh not my dad.
I love how they call Blackbeard "The pirate all pirates fear." I feel that Captain Teague owns that prestigious title.
Blackbeard attacks pirates whenever he wants. Teague only does so when pirates spits at the code.
Fear and respect are two vastly different things lol
black beard is still a pirate and he knows once he broke the rules he's done.
@@00vondough00 makes you wonder if he was once part of the court.
Teague is the pirate that all pirate lords fear
0:13 absolutely love how the dude removes his hat to pay respect to his death😂
If you look closely he got him in the shoulder.
He missed his vital organs,
“ALL OF THEM!?” 😅
Technically, you can die from being shot in the shoulder cause mess with that area and you’re screwed.
Also it's like he's reaction was "oh crap... There goes another one" lol
I love how Teague freaks out when he hears the code won't be upheld. Just that simple "the fuck did you say?" Moment
Trapper hays I know right..
I found it amusing how the entire court is more afraid of Teague than they are of going to war.
he is jacks dad.the Captain Jack Sparrow is his son.jack is a resourceful bada** who single handily maneuvered his enemies to their ruin.he had to get it from somewhere.
@@nomadhakunamatata5793 i dont think they knew Jack was Teague's son
@@nerosseverance9885 They're less likely to die in the war, as with their numbers and fleets combined, they have a good chance of winning. And won they did, with not too many casualties. Not like there's gonna be a guy on their boat who'll shoot them the second they lose or start to falter at all. But the second they go against the code in the Brethren Court? Well, just ask that long-bearded fellow on the floor with a new hole how that shit goes.
Keith Richards is Jack's father and Paul McCartney is Jack's uncle. In the beginning, the writers said they wanted the pirates to be like rock stars. So awesome that they later got real rock stars to play them.
Wasn't Johnny Depp also like in a band or something?
@@raspberrycrowns9494 He is a founding member of the group ‘Hollywood Vampires.’
Johnny Depp wanted to be in a band. I'm pretty sure he did do it at some point in his life but, the main thing he wanted to do when he was younger, was be on stage playing with a band. It's not like he didn't or (or doesn't) like acting, it just wasn't his first choice in career life.
I was gonna say, yah, Depp’s inspiration for his presentation of Jack Sparrow was Keith Richards, so it’s amazing that not only do they get a legit rock star to play a pirate, but they get *Keith Richards himself* to play the *father* of the character he inspired to life.
And barbossa is just like Stevie Ray Vaughan, by terms of look and attitude lol
3:11 I like how Jack constantly jokes about Will being a eunuch, and when finally meeting a eunuch he's like O.o
"The trick is living with yourself...forever"
I was 8 years old when I heard this line for the first time and had no clue what does that mean. Now I'm 20 and I do...
The lesson of immortality mate
Of course Keith Richards would say that
I think remembering what his dad told him made Jack give up on wanting to be the immortal captain of the Flying Dutchman and instead have the dead Will be captain to resurrect him.
@@Xehanort10 yeah good point!
Same
Jack: Dad, they don't listen to me!
Teague: So?...
Jack: They don't obey to code!
TEAGUE LOOKS UP FURIOUSLY.
Teague: WHAT???!!!!
Mke a fkking meme
Noob saibot türk müsün?
***Keith Richards breaks a string of his guitar
TEAGUE : WHAT?!!
*B I T C H W H A T T H E F U C K Y O U S A Y*
Haha😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂
Gotta love the music that swells when Teague brings forward the Code. It feels like he is the last member of an older, nobler pirate race, and the code which he has dedicated himself to protecting is the last remaining artifact of that time.
Jack Sparrow is apparently based on Johnny Depp’s impression of a younger, drunk Keith Richards.
Captain Teague is apparently based on Keith Richards’ reality of an older, sober Keith Richards.
To be fair a younger Kieth Richards was never sober.
Now this is a top quality gag
That sums it up perfectly.
🤣 🤣 🤣
This is actually quite brilliant. In around 4 minutes, we are introduced to 10 new characters while seeing some major pilot movements.
These films are something special man
That and all of the Pirate Lords here do have backstory and more to them
It's just we don't really get too much here because...well you know, the situation involved
If you think about it we(as the audience) could’ve gotten more out of the pirate lords had it not been for the fountain of youth in number four we should’ve gotten a build up movie instead using the pirate lords to get to the fountain which would’ve made it more epic
And keeping everyone entertained at the same time.
I love when things like this come full circle. Jack Sparrow’s character and mannerisms were inspired by Keith Richards and here they brought him in to play Jack’s dad.
Everyone: *complaining*
Jack: Am i to understand that you lot will not be keeping to the code then??
Teague: *snaps*
Everyone: **sits down**
Best line
Love that line 🤣🤣🤣😍😍😍
Pirates: "No Sir, sorry Sir" :(
When Keith Richard snaps a guitar string...
(Oh well, five strings is his thing anyway.)
Teague: i will kill all you bitches
Ok but is no one going to talk about Elizabeth’s expression when she saw the code for the first time? She looks so amazed and even adjusted her stance slightly to get a better look at it. Because the thing she has been studying since she was 10, all the books she has read and stories she’s heard, the way to live a life of a pirate is finally there, in front of her in plain black and white. I love that they included that little expression of hers just for a moment to really show how Elizabeth truly did find pirates “quite fascinating”
I hadn't particularly notice, but that's a good observation
Yeeeeee!
Then she becomes the breathen king
Such a fangirl 🥹💕
Oh you know after the war she would have spent a long time reading the code
1:50 seeing as daddy is just as sharp as Jack, I think when he repeated the words ''Not likely'', he was giving Jack a clue on what the next move should be. Give his own vote to someone who has the closest interests to Jack's current interests. As we see, Jack is the one to call for a vote right off the bat.
2:04
1.Ammand the Corsair - Black Sea
2.Capitaine Chevaile - Mediterranean Sea
3.Sri Sumbhajee - Indian Ocean
4.Mistress Ching - Pacific Ocean
5.Gentleman Jocard - Atlantic Ocean
6.Elizabeth Swann - South China Sea
7.Hector Barbossa - Caspian Sea
8.Villanueva - Adriatic Sea
9.Jack Sparrow - Carribean Sea
Monkey D. Luffy - Grand line.
@@ayush885 lmaooo, nah that would be Gol D Roger 😂
Who ruled Baltic Sea?
Mistress Chang is the South China Sea.
@@magicaljagical647 nah. That was Sao Feng but Elizabeth take his place.
Jack: How's Mum?
Teague: *holds up a woman's skull*
Jack: ...She looks great!
Shrunken head, but tomato tomahto 😂
Craig the Brute No. It sounds like they were on an island, possibly the cannibal one Jack and the crew ended up on in Dead Man’s Chest and has her head cut off and shrunken by the people there. The fact that Teague carries his wife’s shrunken head around with him everywhere shows he must have had some affection towards her.
what happened to her? did she break the code so teague killed her?
@Mr Carr if she had died in childbirth jack wouldn’t have asked “hows mom”. the fact that jack was so freaked out and scared when he saw her head obviously means he thought she was still alive and he knew what she looks like
Jack's mom was a beauty when she was alive.
Can we all notice and appreciate what a great set and costumes this movie brings. Ancient, rundown, salty, filthy, legend. Brilliant
Where's mom???
.....
She looks great😂😂😂😂
*mum
UGH!
How's**
Well, that one way to shut a nagging wife up.
She's bodiless.
Keith Richards did an excellent job in this scene I'd say he might have a natural talent for acting for someone who's never acted before
Acted ??? He acts like this in real life.
@@balshb4064 That’s not acting, that’s being
That was his FIRST TIME acting??
@@balshb4064 He's actually incredibly humble and pleasant IRL. That being said, he's known to be a hardass when it comes to band members and other musicians.
@@alext2566 they probably just told him "think of the court like a unruly music band. And be your self"
I love how “sea turtles” is basically code for “fuck if I know”
Jack's face is just like. "Hector, how dare you call my father"
Jack sparrow, turner, teague, the fucking dog
i swear, pirates of the caribbean is telling us turtles are the one true god who never lets anyone die
Holy shit , what if he's the Turtle Maturin , the God from IT ?!?!
If god loves humans so much, why do turtles live longer?
@@TheMusicLauncher your name literally lagged out my computer for a good 10 seconds. congrats lol
i think its a reference to finding nemo , how the fucking sea turtles know all the sweet routes to get to and from places , finding nemo came out two months b4 pirates
Huh?
I love the look on jack’s face after the Indian pirate says “and so, we shall go to war.”
I love how when it's comes to Jack's turn to vote, Teague knows what Jack is about to do and is the only Pirate who's not surprised by Jack's vote. 2:21
he knew his son really well.
That man knows his son all too well. 👌
I think he knew right when he said ''not likely''. In fact, I think he may have given Jack a clue there.
@@transformersrevenge9 yup
And when the crowd goes nuts over Jack doing the unexpected in said call to vote, "Am I to understand that you'd rather *not* be keeping to the code, then?"
Teague: *(Breaks one of his guitar strings and gives the unruly Pirate Lords the Death Glare.)*
I like how everything was silent, even the Keeper of the Code himself stopped playing, when it was Jack's turn to vote.
Well the son of a legend what do you expect
I always thought he stopped playing because he knows Jack and knows he called a vote for a reason, and wanted to see what he did.
1:10 context: in potc 2 the dog had been left in the island with cannibals however in the post credit scene he was made king of the cannibals and captain teague explains that the dog made it out of the island on sea turtles
First jack, now the dog. Sea turtles are the ubers of the pirate world.
I thought he was jacks big brother.
"Hello Jackie boy..."
"....Hello dad!"
Me: 😮😮😮
i thought the same 😂
Shame on you.
Very old to be a older brother haha
DG Supposedly ye olde Captain Jack (Johnny Depp) has been looking rather rough as of late, then again, and I forget where this line came from "Keith Richards did a line of luggage for Louis Vuitton... looks so old you could have put a handle on his head and sold it as a bag itself"... so yeah I think it's pretty safe to say Keith can play Cap'n Teague for awhile yet.
Just remembered that line came from that FX show Sex and Drugs and Rock n Roll that Dennis Leary did with John Corbett and a bunch of other great actors that SHAMEFULLY was cancelled after a mere two seasons. Just like that show Outsiders. Only two seasons and ending on one hell of a cliffhanger (esp Outsiders). I couldn't understand why they cancelled Outsiders to this day being that at the time it was that stations most popular and highest earning show! I mean WTF?! But I digress, we were talking about pirates and Louis Vuitton...
1:30 Keith Richards, lead guitarist of The Rolling Stones, played Teague, and he wears that ring all the time. Apparently he had to argue with the director to keep it during the filming 😂
Not sure why they'd fight on him that? It fits the pirate theme.
@@NickWuebker If I had to grab some straws, maybe it is because it looks to polished in comparison to the rest of the jewelry in the scene.
Even funnier is Jack Sparrow is kind of a Keith Richards pastiche
He’d kill a fucking dude for saying he may not obey the code, man keeps his shiny ring.XD
@@DZatheus jewellery... The English language should be standardized.
I love barbossa reaction at jacks calling for a vote like " aah ffs srly ?" Had me everytime
_"Am I to understand you lot will NOT be keeping to the code then?"_
*CAPTAIN TEAGUE TRIGGERED*
Teague: YOU ALL BETTER BE KEEPING TO THE CODE!!!
SEA TURTLES MATE
Human hair... from my back
No Pancake Mix I can see the gap generation between father and son.
Nanomachines, son.
I’m guessing that “sea turtles” is pirate slang for “it’s none of your business on how I got off the island but the important thing is that I got off somehow”
Maybe Poochie used the cannibal's hair for rope...
"Sea turtles mate" - Captain Teague
Best line ever said.
I like the use of the ukulele in the background. For the most part, when voting, its singular notes and chords, making up for the peaceful voting. Then, when Jack votes for Elizabeth and causes confusion and unrest, Teague starts playing odd and grating chords, discord if you will, on the ukulele. And finally, when Jack questions if the pirates are disobeying the Codex, a ukulele string snaps, signifying Teague's anger fraying about that fact. Well done, movie. Well done.
Nicely written.
Btw I'd say it's guitar, not an ukulele
Not a ukulele
NOT a F****** ukulele. A Guitar. What an insult.
No one tell them what they're missing
I like how Jack just played everybody present. He knew only the king could declare war. And he knew the pirates would vote for themselves. So all he had to do was call for a vote and say any other name than his own.
No, he had to say Elizabeth's name specifically because he knew with absolute certainty that she would declare war and he needed that for his plans.
@@nommyyt I know. My point is his trick was that he could say any name except for his own name and there was nothing they could do about it.
@@J_C_CH not really. All of the other pirate lords wanted to stay in the fortress and wait out the mess
One man. One man just sitting there playing on his guitar and yet the entire room is afraid of him. That’s all I need to know how much of a legend he is.
When it's explained that every pirate votes for themself, Jack immediately calls for a vote. You can tell he got the idea to vote for Elizabeth right away.
Oh yea 100% because he knew the best person to vote for was the only person who didn't want to be King of the pirates
I think it's between him reading the rule about a king, and his dad repeating the words ''not likely'', that Jack came up with the plan and called for the vote.
-"How's mom?"
-"💀"
-"She looks great!" Gets me every time
My favorite parts of this scene are: the first part is the way Teague broke his guitar string when Jack asked if they weren't going to accept the vote. As soon as he look up, you could almost see and feel the warning that he was sending to everyone.
The second part is at the end when Sambhaji speak for the first time. When I first heard his voice, I laughed so hard that I had tears in my eyes.
Love this scene and this movie so much.
Hahahha yup a subtle way of saying
Do I have to reload my pistol and who is going next
Barbossa, 'The Code is more like Guidelines than actual Rules.'
Teague, 'Code is the Law.'
It's Barbossa
Barbossa: yes sir, very sorry sir.
I love how the dog shows up and the two guys are like, "How did he get here?" And of course, even for a dog, the answer is "Sea turtles mate"
" *It’s not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is, living with yourself…forever.* "
" *How's Mum?* "
This is one of the few moments that Jack’s words about Elizabeth’s curiosity rang true, while Elizabeth’s words about Jack being a good man also is proven.
Elizabeth, like a regular pirate, choose herself. While Jack, chose Elizabeth. Sure, it is because it was his plan and everything, but it just proves that Elizabeth is becoming more of a pirate and Jack is not JUST a pirate, but also something more.
No it doesn't prove he's a good man, it just proves that once again Jack's smarter than everyone else in the room, more specifically in the room with the people casting the votes. He realized that his survival rate would increase with Elizabeth as King rather than anyone else eligible for the job.
@@Kodanikage true jack is way smarter than everyone who was voting there
what the fuck are you talking about? you even acknowledge the real reason he's doing it, so how are you going to still make the argument that voting for Elizabeth was somehow a good deed?
@@wowno5763 If I were to be a Jew in the 1930s happened upon Hitler with all the knowledge of someone from the 1950s, and kill him, which is it? I'm I doing it out of self preservation or is it to save millions of lives? The answer is both, just because I did it out of self preservation in no way diminishes the fact that it was a good deed.
"Am I to understand that you lot will NOT be keeping to the code then?"
*jazz music stops*
"You're in my way boy"
*Jack inner thought* Sorry daddy
"Elizabeth Swann."
"What??"
"I know curious isn't it?"
Captain Teague now that is a real pirate.
I wanna be like him when I’m old
So, Keith Richards, playing Teague, is the father of the character inspired by him.
@@XperimentalOdin I'll soon have my own pirate ship the Night Fury and with Torterra carved into my cannons, and earn myself a name that sailors would never EVER forget me, Captain Deadpool Sharkjaw.
I agree.
@@erikthepirate8068 My own pirate ship The Night Fury can't be destroyed and y'all call me, Captain Deadpool Sharkjaw.
"You're in the way boy" and jack's facial reaction was priceless 😂
The fact that Jack's dad timed the music and waited for his son's punchline as if they had done it countless of times on their dining table back at home.
00:26. Jack: "Oh my god it's him..."
"Your in my way boy."
"Yes sir....." (Moving aside)
And not just moves, scuttles.
i think he shits his pants before he moves
Barbossa: And a pirate is only gonna vote for he'self
Jack: I call for a vote!
Barbossa: Bastard didn't even heard what I said...
"You've seen it all done it all" Considering the fact that Teangue is played by Keith Richards that line is such and understatement.
I don't understand the hate this movie gets. It's arguably one of my favorite movies of all time.
People complain about the overly complicated plot and some things make no sense, and also that it’s too long. But yeah, this film is so so so entertaining
@@istinkofpoobut5602 Well, it's not that it's outright bad or anything, but nothing beats part 1.
Eradicated Noodle is right, the big complaint is how convoluted the plot is. The betrayals left and right made it a little hard to follow and Calypso's release where she turned into a big shower of crabs was silly to me. What's truly disappointing is that if the plot had been tightened and certain things explained more clearly what is still a decent and entertaining movie would have been elevated to magnificent. Richards' cameo as Teague was incredible and a huge surprise and the Brethren Court scenes are among my favorites in the whole 5 film franchise. A few more moments like those and we're talking an exponentially better film.
@@Lycurgus224 The plot is not that convoluted.
@@thelastcrow5660 It's not that it's un-understandable, but rather too tortuous, long, weird, and full of constant changes of sides without a clear purpose that ended up getting you a bit out of the story, or at least not feeling so intensely absorbed by the the originality and natural evolution of the first one.
Still pretty decent, tho. Things only start to get bad at the 4th.
“Hang the code!”
Teague: “So you have literally chosen death?...”
0:06 Jack's like: "Oh no, not him, please not him, anybody but him!!!!!!!".
GlamorousGirls let's face it, no one wants an argument settled by their dad.
@@davidwilliams2135 Who does?
@@onedaxster I mean it's a matter of self respect and independence.
Funny thing about that is Jack and his dad have a good relationship so I wonder why he freaked so much.
AdeptKing he’s just that scary