I remember when i first watched this movie and the reveal that Jack took a coin to even the playing field was just perfect. Still one of my favorite scenes.
@@bosmeriosmosis215 He didn't change with the rest of them prior to that and he was not present when the coins were first found by the rest of the crew because they had mutinied and left him on that island. Does that help?
To be fair I only remember watching it when I was a teen, don't remember the details. Those movies are underrated tho, I think I watched the one with Dave Jones 5 times
Love the details that the pirates actually have gotten worse at fighting, due to not needing to care about being hurt anymore. So the second they become normal, they are vastely outmatched.
Not really. He did smile when he was finally able to feel because the curse denied him that. But then he became sad when he said "I feel...cold" as it wasn't something he had hoped to feel when he became free.
@@VELOC113 the shit show they are rushing nowadays looks worse. When they printing out 3 movies at once in 2 years with heavy vfx usige by underpaid and overworked cg artists at impossibe deadlines.
@electricboogaloo Probably unpacked it and cleaned it a few times. If you’re saving a shot for someone for ten whole years you want to be damn sure it’s going to fire when the moment comes. After all if you save the ball it’s still technically the same “shot.”
it doesn't require any advanced editing skills since camera is still for the whole scene. They simply used CGI take of their run and regular one, cut them with the shadow and boom, transition.
I love the way the soldiers see a bunch of walking skeletons that just killed a dozen of their comrades and take no hesitation in charging them, beating the shit out of them even though they're immortal, and most of them surviving.
Yeah it kinda makes sense, pirates from what I can tell were very hit and run and tried to intimidate smaller ships, unless they were a large grouping of boats. Ship to ship an official navy vessel of this size would win most of the time.
@@mockingjay_2397 they also knew Jack's plan was to lift the curse. So they knew eventually that would even the playing field. They had the deal with him.
I loved the first few Pirates films and how Disney wasn't afraid to get dark and gritty with this one. Seeing pirates destroying a city and just killing people in panic or slitting the throats of Marines was something I never thought Disney would ever do before I watched Pirates.
@@modernsophist Fr. In the past, everyone once thought Disney and Disney Pixar could never make a bad movie. Like it just wasn't a thought in people's heads, especially with Pixar at the time. Fast forward today where literally everything is either a shitty remake, marvel movie, and occasionally maybe a decent movie. All with some sort of woke message either planted in the movie or being the entire movie. And Pixar is just a constant garbage bin at this point. It's animation style has hardly changed in the last 10 years at all, that only ever changes when it's creating a sequel to something with an already established look and feel, but when it's an original it's heavy circles, playdough looking, and looks like a fuckin coco melon video sometimes. A style that immediately lets you know the movie is gonna be ass the second you see it.
First movie was incredible, but that doesnt mean the next two werent just as great. The trilogy was goated. 4th was decent as a standalone. 5th was lacking abit but was alright. However, each movie has great moments within them that everyone can love so theres no need to pit them against each other.
@@imsi107 Man, I'd totally go for a Pirates of the Carribean animated series right about now, maybe it could be alot better than the 5th movie, not that I don't have a problem with it or anything.
I find it kind of adorable that Barbossa and Jack insist on fighting each other knowing they can't even kill each other. They essentially just want to fight for the sake of it.
@@pyerack Not too much competence of course, they did get distracted by the two skeletons in dresses and had the guards turn their back on an entire pirate crew walking on deck.
The funniest thing in this fight to me is at 1:26. Barbossa doesnt get ready to fight until after Jack tosses the sword to Will, meaning that Barbossa was chill with Jack randomly kicking the dude into the water 💀He didn't have a problem until he realized he was helping Will escape
Soldier 1: who the heck are these guys? Soldier 2: looks like skeletons Soldier 1: Huh. So they are. That's new. Soldier 2: what do we do? Soldier 1: fight to the last man. Duh.
@@ireallylikemilkif you watched the actual movie, the marines were rowing ashore to hand the pirates an L when jack and will reversed the curse, but the pirates walked under there noses (literally) and attacked the ship reason why commodore norington was like “WTF” when the sailor rang the attack bell
I personally think he does a little of both when it comes to improv and planning. He has a plan in mind from the start, and changes details to account for whatever is going on. His ridiculous luck only helps him there, and he can always count on at least 3 things out of 5 going right.
I like to think he uses his eccentricities as a way to keep everyone he meets on their toes. Never let them expect your next move and what not. He seems smarter than he lets on, but always makes it seem like it was either luck or improv on the spot.
Apparently it was said this movie was supposed to flop because someone? Idk who i think like the whod who gets behind production didnt like the idea of a pirate movie, so im super glad it all worked out cause this series was my childhood
Honestly, I love how they incorporated the moonlight in that fight scene, how they just passively have it there in the middle, and having Jack and Barbossa going back and forth through it, showing "OI, THESE TWO JACKHOLES ARE IMMORTAL," such a nice effect to it. Pirates of the Caribbean, please never change, because stuff like this is goddamn perfect.
this one of the reason why the movies is success. that fight scene jack and barbosa was amazing i love where they turn skeleton when touch moon light and still fighting
Dropped one of the best lines! The actual exchange is, Barbossa: So what now Jack Sparrow? Are we to be two immortals locked in an epic battle until Judgment Day and the trumpets sound? Jack: Or you could surrender...
As a kid i never got the subtle winks Jack was giving to Will the whole time like his little speech about not trusting dishonest people right after Barbossa trusted Jack' proposition.
Once you know the rules of the spell that chest becomes a boon instead of a curse. Grab a medallion, go do some pirateing while being immortal, return, spill some blood drops on the medallion you took and put it back to become normal once again. It's no wonder the writers had to do away with it on the sequel.
@r.s.2890 The "Island that can't be found" helps a lot in that department. Plus, you can always keep it under guard. There's a reason the island conveniently sunk by the time of the 2nd movie.
But the flaw in this plan is how do you return gold that you've used? There's kind of no point to using it because you can't make a purchase or trade anything for the gold, unless the goal is just immortality and getting to do whatever you want.
@@Sthuthukile You don't need to trade the gold for anything, as shown by Jack getting cursed just by keeping it. As for the point, invulnerability that can be turned on and off on a whim is VERY useful for apirate lifestyle.
If you introduce spells and curses, you also introduce the entire universe of the supernatural. The layer movies had a sea god in human form that could somewhat grant wishes. I think you can get around it with a believable universe reason.
🙄 corsets are legit comfy tho: ua-cam.com/video/fB4FVq8MltI/v-deo.html Just like an ill fitting pair of shoes tightlaced, if you don't have one that fits you exactly, its gonna suck
@@yeeaahhzz Good point. I imagine a corset that's well-fitted and adjusted is much more comfortable than one that isn't. I've never had cause to wear one myself, though I do recall wearing a back brace in the past that was confining around my middle section.
@@Stussmeister Ah, humans and back issues is just one of those wonderful evolutionary faults. But your anecdote does remind me of this vid regarding modern daily corset wear for health: ua-cam.com/video/rExJskBZcW0/v-deo.html
@@yeeaahhzz Indeed. My wearing a back brace was many, many years ago, and while I don't have any current back issues to speak of, I am currently working through another health issue which requires an injection every few weeks, and have discovered that not taking pain meds after the injection can lead to back spasms.
I was so obsessed with pirates because of this movie I watched it when it first came out in theaters, I was so obsessed that I dressed up as a pirate almost every Halloween. I was two years old when I went to see the movie, the theater was even selling merchandise for the movie such as t-shirts, hats, and plastic swords. Even though I was so young when I first watched this movie, it was the most memorable day of my early childhood.
"couldn't resist mate". My favourite line. Funny my husband still doesn't have a clue where the line he's heard for years came from 😅 The greatest movie ever 😊
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I remember watching this for the first time and remembered that jack took one of the coins to even the fight between him and Barbossa it was a great trick and a awesome fight
2:46 the scene of Undead Jack playing with the coin lives rent free in my head. The nonchalant, playful nature of how he fiddles with the coin in the middle of a fight is probably perfect encapsulation of his character. On top of just a very satisfying animation, of course.
Aside from the distant gunshots I feel like had this sailor not rang the bell to alert Commodore Norrington and his platoon, every single crewmen would get slaughtered entirely.
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Was 12, saw it in theatre. then when it came out on DVD I had a ritual of coming home from school, making 2 packs of ramen and watching it. Daily for AWHILE
the only problem I had, from an anatomy point of view, was that they animated Jack's jaw bones as if he had lips. They got Barbosa right and most of the other skele-pirates. But Jack and 2 others had their bones move as lips and I can't help but stare at how weird it looks haha
There isn’t an issue with Jack, he still has a bunch of muscle around his jaw and front teeth. You can even see the muscle move over his jaws and teeth. Were his entire upper and lower jaw devoid of any flesh at all, you’d be correct, however there’s just enough for that animation to work.
This was a concession the animators decided to make in pixar's Coco, the skeleton's bones move as lips as they speak. It's not anatomically correct but it makes a huge difference in how the skeletons can emote and dictate.
@@ryanonwheels2174 Again, they don’t move. Look around the teeth, there’s still a fair amount of flesh and muscles around his jaw and teeth, which you can see move when he speaks. While at first glance, it appears as though the teeth are moving like lips, they aren’t, which can be seen whenever you see one of the skeleton pirates speak.
I've always wondered - from the pirate's point of view, why surrender? You're just going to hang with zero chance of reprieve, so better to go out fighting.
True, but also they've been immortals for a long time. I believe they wanted to be mortal again and to really feel things before dying not just directly dying so they were shocked that the curse was broken right there and then and that they can actually feel again.
That's just called being human. They're plenty of times humans would rather just surrender, even if the punishment is death, then just die immediately.
Barbosa was a perfect villain IMO. Yes he was evil... but he was relatable. He just wanted his suffering to end. At that time, we didnt really know how much of his "evil" was because of him or how much was because of the curse and not being able to feel anything but he greed from the gold?
In my opinion Commodore Norrington overshadows it by far, dude climbed up then proceeded to blast Koehler in the jaw nonchalantly then goes straight to sword fighting without flinching after it didn’t work.
Something about the way the pirates sneak onto the ship and silently assassinate the troops one by one as they make their way through the upper decks of the ship always stuck with me. It’s super creepy.
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I remember watching Johnny on David Letterman and they played the clip of him and Williams sword fight towards the beginning of the movie. I was so excited for the movie and was disappointed they didn’t play the whole thing. Man I miss the 2000s.
Imagine the first thing you feel after years of not being able to feel anything is your own blood spilling from your body and then the cold hand of death takes hold of you. *That’s rough buddy.*
Symbolic of how most of us are what we are falsely thinking is our living of life. Deadened senses until we truely become awakened spiritually to our higher purpose and potential.
i watched Dead Man's Chest (with extended scenes) on Netflix back in 2019 but when I tried to rewatch it again a year later, all the Pirates movies were gone
Awe you cut out my favorite quote! "Me I'm dishonest. And a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly, it's the honest ones you should look out for. Because you can never know when someone will do something incredibly... Stupid..."
Tightlacing definitely isn't comfortable. Wear a corset wrong and you will absolutely pass out. Wear it right, and sure maybe its irritating but id prefer it to whatever that pirate was about to do any day lol
@@dsdy1205 corset are actually much worse then bras nowaday, they can loosen as the day goes by and removing them is a chores. plus the heat, oh man. Other then to look slim and appealing, they are just for show. Unless you got a tailor made one, its not like buying shoes from thrift store and you got to update the corset each month or 2 because your body is ever-changing. Don't ask me how I know.
The KH2 rendition of this is pretty cool *Jack tires of sword fight and drops his sword* Jack: enough of this then *pulls out pistol* Jack: What say we call it, a draw? Barbosa: How many times do I have to tell ya Jack? *Jack throws coins and shoots* *Barbosa laughs* Will: Laugh while you can Barbosa! *drops the bloodied coins* Barbosa: I feel... cold
I guess once the curse was broken the first thing he was going to do was bite into the first real food he's had in years. And being able to actually taste it. And it not turning to ashes in his mouth.
Barbosso is quite funny person. In the first film he wants to become mortal. In the second film he is dead. In the third film he visits lands of the dead for second time and in the fourth film he is searching for immortality again.
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I remember when i first watched this movie and the reveal that Jack took a coin to even the playing field was just perfect. Still one of my favorite scenes.
Couldnt resist mate.
Dang I thought the twist was he had been undead as long as the rest of the crew
@@bosmeriosmosis215 He didn't change with the rest of them prior to that and he was not present when the coins were first found by the rest of the crew because they had mutinied and left him on that island. Does that help?
It was a spectacular moment. Whether you noticed him palm the cursed coin ten minutes or so prior or not.
To be fair I only remember watching it when I was a teen, don't remember the details. Those movies are underrated tho, I think I watched the one with Dave Jones 5 times
Love the details that the pirates actually have gotten worse at fighting, due to not needing to care about being hurt anymore.
So the second they become normal, they are vastely outmatched.
This, and they probably suddenly realized, that they could get away with prison, but still live a human life again.
@@gkiss2030 Nah, piracy's a hanging.
@@gkiss2030 pricacy is a death sentence
@@gkiss2030 prison? Lmfao adorable but they literally destroyed a city THREE DAYS prior to this lol
@@nekogaming5300also they just brutally hacked and stabed a bunch of marines to death.
I love how Captain Barbossa smiles at the end. He has wanted to be free of the curse for so long and now he is he's at peace.
Until he was brought back for another four more films 😂
Not really. He did smile when he was finally able to feel because the curse denied him that. But then he became sad when he said "I feel...cold" as it wasn't something he had hoped to feel when he became free.
@@walkinganimepedia and finally he can rest forever in the deep of seven seas :v
His only regret? Not getting to taste the apple he brought.
5:04 me too.
I love how this movie came out in the early 2000's but the CG still holds up fantastically today
Well not fantastically, but it's still pretty good. But give it another decade and it probably wont.
Thats becs they gave a shit
Now take a look at some of the lazy CGI at newer movies/series...
@@VELOC113 Nah, it will
@@VELOC113 the shit show they are rushing nowadays looks worse.
When they printing out 3 movies at once in 2 years with heavy vfx usige by underpaid and overworked cg artists at impossibe deadlines.
@@uneterostardust8233 Thor CGI 🗿
"Ten years you carry that pistol and now you waste your shot."
*"He didn't waste it."*
"I feel... cold..."
i know it’s fiction but how did the gun not get wet or just straight up stop working in the 10 years he carried it with him
@@wettoaster34
Same way the undead skeletons can move without a muscular system
@electricboogaloo
Probably unpacked it and cleaned it a few times. If you’re saving a shot for someone for ten whole years you want to be damn sure it’s going to fire when the moment comes. After all if you save the ball it’s still technically the same “shot.”
I love the way Barbossa whips his head around at that line. Rush's physical acting was really good.
1:52 that transition to their undead form was so good.
Way ahead of its time
yep and the scene serves no purpose other than to show off that VFX :D
@@fergus247 honestly the cgi is so bloody good they deserve to show off a lil
“Agreed”
it doesn't require any advanced editing skills since camera is still for the whole scene. They simply used CGI take of their run and regular one, cut them with the shadow and boom, transition.
I love the way the soldiers see a bunch of walking skeletons that just killed a dozen of their comrades and take no hesitation in charging them, beating the shit out of them even though they're immortal, and most of them surviving.
Yeah it kinda makes sense, pirates from what I can tell were very hit and run and tried to intimidate smaller ships, unless they were a large grouping of boats. Ship to ship an official navy vessel of this size would win most of the time.
@@Beowulf54Mc That's true, but not against the immortal undead. And they STILL went "Fuck you. This is our ship".
@@mockingjay_2397 Indeed fair fair, they definitely chose fight over flight hehe.
@@mockingjay_2397 to be fair red coats were well known for being very disciplined
@@mockingjay_2397 they also knew Jack's plan was to lift the curse. So they knew eventually that would even the playing field. They had the deal with him.
Bro the transitions according to the moonlight is incredible, just switching from living and the dead. *Chefs kiss*
when the guy chases the dude up the stairs and turns into a skeleton as the moonlight hits him is cool
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I loved the first few Pirates films and how Disney wasn't afraid to get dark and gritty with this one. Seeing pirates destroying a city and just killing people in panic or slitting the throats of Marines was something I never thought Disney would ever do before I watched Pirates.
Disney didn’t produce this film, nor did they direct it.
@@lillyfitzgerald9996 your mom did.
@@nickclark18 It was actually your mom, whom I fucked. so please tell her to stop calling me.
@@modernsophist Fr. In the past, everyone once thought Disney and Disney Pixar could never make a bad movie. Like it just wasn't a thought in people's heads, especially with Pixar at the time. Fast forward today where literally everything is either a shitty remake, marvel movie, and occasionally maybe a decent movie. All with some sort of woke message either planted in the movie or being the entire movie.
And Pixar is just a constant garbage bin at this point. It's animation style has hardly changed in the last 10 years at all, that only ever changes when it's creating a sequel to something with an already established look and feel, but when it's an original it's heavy circles, playdough looking, and looks like a fuckin coco melon video sometimes. A style that immediately lets you know the movie is gonna be ass the second you see it.
You should see what they did to the Star Wars franchise.
The Pirate's franchise story will never ever be as good as the first movie ever again.
First movie was incredible, but that doesnt mean the next two werent just as great. The trilogy was goated. 4th was decent as a standalone. 5th was lacking abit but was alright. However, each movie has great moments within them that everyone can love so theres no need to pit them against each other.
@@imsi107 Man, I'd totally go for a Pirates of the Carribean animated series right about now, maybe it could be alot better than the 5th movie, not that I don't have a problem with it or anything.
I wish a final movie that concludes Jack Sparrow's story and the literal end of the age of pirates
Your trippin calm down drink some water
Eh i still feel the frist 3 movie are all pretty great
It's the ones after those 3 that are awful
This was 2003 yet the animation holds up in 2022. Shows how much effort they put into it.
Eh
And somehow, how much worse animation has gotten since the early 2000's...
Actually the movie had a very low budget. They honestly didn’t expect it to take off the way it did.😅
shows how much we've stagnated/regressed
@@Eniril1 Yup
I find it kind of adorable that Barbossa and Jack insist on fighting each other knowing they can't even kill each other. They essentially just want to fight for the sake of it.
My take on it is that Barbossa was waiting for his crew to get back and probably take Jack prisoner and Jack was waiting on his plan.
Adorable come on susman its pirates
2:46 This scene always gives me chills! 😌
Witty Jack "Couldn't resist mate"
And real nice the way he moves the coin between his fingers.
The imperial soldiers are fucking brave. They don't wait for even a sec to fight the walking skeletons 😂
i dont believe they really knew what they were getting into.
Isn't it really cool to see an Empire faction in fiction showing a semblance of competence for once?
The lads didn't miss a single step.
@@pyerack Not too much competence of course, they did get distracted by the two skeletons in dresses and had the guards turn their back on an entire pirate crew walking on deck.
Fight or flight response, and you can't run off the ship...
you are also very brave you dare to say the f word in a youtube comment section
The funniest thing in this fight to me is at 1:26. Barbossa doesnt get ready to fight until after Jack tosses the sword to Will, meaning that Barbossa was chill with Jack randomly kicking the dude into the water 💀He didn't have a problem until he realized he was helping Will escape
"Honestly, fair play. He probably has some pent-up aggression toward us after we marooned him twi- OH FUCK!"
Well, his crew can't die 😂
This film was made 21yrs ago, still these movies are irreplaceable
Honestly . . . this didn't need to be a franchise. I'd have had no problem with there being only one movie.
The reveal of their undead forms when they step into the moonlight is just flawless
Seeing Jack as a skeleton flipping that gold coin in his hand was highly entertaining for me saying : i couldn't resist mate 2:23
The cheeky smile too
That shit is iconic
Iconic scene 😂😂😂😂😂 played it like 5 times
I can still remember this and thinking, “holy shit, did they really just kill him?”
@@samuelfawell9159 the fact the original script had Jack die to Barbossa before Will released the curse and kills him makes it even better imo
I was always very impressed that none of the navy paused for even a second when fighting literal skeletons
I mean they had skeletons attacking their home city
Those are probably marines, they're not very smart
@@wafiqnasna4638 Those are the navy the marines are those in the boats, escaping.
Soldier 1: who the heck are these guys?
Soldier 2: looks like skeletons
Soldier 1: Huh. So they are. That's new.
Soldier 2: what do we do?
Soldier 1: fight to the last man. Duh.
@@ireallylikemilkif you watched the actual movie, the marines were rowing ashore to hand the pirates an L when jack and will reversed the curse, but the pirates walked under there noses (literally) and attacked the ship reason why commodore norington was like “WTF” when the sailor rang the attack bell
This short scene surmises how much smarter Jack really is as it was all planned out.
I personally think he does a little of both when it comes to improv and planning. He has a plan in mind from the start, and changes details to account for whatever is going on. His ridiculous luck only helps him there, and he can always count on at least 3 things out of 5 going right.
@@MaxGaming-gp6ij And he misleads his enemy by acting like a fool.
@@AakashSharma-le8pm like Captain Howling Mad Murdock?
I like to think he uses his eccentricities as a way to keep everyone he meets on their toes. Never let them expect your next move and what not. He seems smarter than he lets on, but always makes it seem like it was either luck or improv on the spot.
He is Batman 😂
Captain Barbossa, freed from undeath and one who found his treasure worth dying for.
he left his grany smith apple, his soul will not be happy
@@ashok305don’t worry he got another one
3:16 Best line of the entire movie
Change my Mind:
Nowadays, Disney wouldn’t put something like that.
I seem to remember Jack retorting "or you could surrender"
I also cant help but say that barbosa is definitely the most skilled villain when it comes to fighting
And damn smart, knew to poison his blade to fight Blackbeard, carry hidden gear, and always have a way out
Nah. Davy Jones still stomps.
@@placidopenitente1904 cuz thats his entire point in the movie to out smart them cuz he's the protagonist
@@apdroidgeek1737 He said Davy Jones, not Jack.
As skilled as he is jack is better
probably one of the most ahead of its time type of movies! no matter how many times you watch you don’t get tired
Apparently it was said this movie was supposed to flop because someone? Idk who i think like the whod who gets behind production didnt like the idea of a pirate movie, so im super glad it all worked out cause this series was my childhood
@@david3129 dude same. when pirates online was on. probably one of my favorite child old hood games ever made
Honestly, I love how they incorporated the moonlight in that fight scene, how they just passively have it there in the middle, and having Jack and Barbossa going back and forth through it, showing "OI, THESE TWO JACKHOLES ARE IMMORTAL," such a nice effect to it.
Pirates of the Caribbean, please never change, because stuff like this is goddamn perfect.
i love the part when jack really saving the one bullet shoot from his gun to kill barbossa
2:50 Jack Sparrow: i couldn't resist mate
Pintel and Ragetti has been the most funny iconic duo and important characters since the first movie came out
pArLeYy ? imperial soldier : aw that's cute
Stormtroopers?
@@chestnut1064 Austrian Painter
1:52 that transition to their undead form was so good.. 2:46 This scene always gives me chills! .
this one of the reason why the movies is success. that fight scene jack and barbosa was amazing i love where they turn skeleton when touch moon light and still fighting
Dropped one of the best lines! The actual exchange is,
Barbossa: So what now Jack Sparrow? Are we to be two immortals locked in an epic battle until Judgment Day and the trumpets sound?
Jack: Or you could surrender...
As a kid i never got the subtle winks Jack was giving to Will the whole time like his little speech about not trusting dishonest people right after Barbossa trusted Jack' proposition.
As good as the other movies are, this is still my favorite, if not just for this brilliant ending.
Once you know the rules of the spell that chest becomes a boon instead of a curse. Grab a medallion, go do some pirateing while being immortal, return, spill some blood drops on the medallion you took and put it back to become normal once again. It's no wonder the writers had to do away with it on the sequel.
Thats assuming its just you and no one else finds the gold while youre pirating.
@r.s.2890
The "Island that can't be found" helps a lot in that department. Plus, you can always keep it under guard. There's a reason the island conveniently sunk by the time of the 2nd movie.
But the flaw in this plan is how do you return gold that you've used? There's kind of no point to using it because you can't make a purchase or trade anything for the gold, unless the goal is just immortality and getting to do whatever you want.
@@Sthuthukile
You don't need to trade the gold for anything, as shown by Jack getting cursed just by keeping it. As for the point, invulnerability that can be turned on and off on a whim is VERY useful for apirate lifestyle.
If you introduce spells and curses, you also introduce the entire universe of the supernatural. The layer movies had a sea god in human form that could somewhat grant wishes. I think you can get around it with a believable universe reason.
2:40 i love that scene, When I was younger I was scared of the skeletons-
2:47 Also, I love how he does that with the coin
Jack's the kinda guy who wants you to think he's stupid right up until the part where he takes full advantage of your bias.
I've seen him described as a genius who carefully plays an idiot.
Jack just wants to have fun and is very skilled in thinking on his feet. ^^
4:10 When that music kicks in, I get chills
"I'm gonna teach you the meaning of pain!"
"Do you like pain?"
WHAM!
"Try wearing a corset!"
🙄 corsets are legit comfy tho: ua-cam.com/video/fB4FVq8MltI/v-deo.html
Just like an ill fitting pair of shoes tightlaced, if you don't have one that fits you exactly, its gonna suck
@@yeeaahhzz Good point. I imagine a corset that's well-fitted and adjusted is much more comfortable than one that isn't. I've never had cause to wear one myself, though I do recall wearing a back brace in the past that was confining around my middle section.
@@Stussmeister Ah, humans and back issues is just one of those wonderful evolutionary faults. But your anecdote does remind me of this vid regarding modern daily corset wear for health: ua-cam.com/video/rExJskBZcW0/v-deo.html
@@yeeaahhzz Indeed. My wearing a back brace was many, many years ago, and while I don't have any current back issues to speak of, I am currently working through another health issue which requires an injection every few weeks, and have discovered that not taking pain meds after the injection can lead to back spasms.
I was so obsessed with pirates because of this movie I watched it when it first came out in theaters, I was so obsessed that I dressed up as a pirate almost every Halloween. I was two years old when I went to see the movie, the theater was even selling merchandise for the movie such as t-shirts, hats, and plastic swords. Even though I was so young when I first watched this movie, it was the most memorable day of my early childhood.
"couldn't resist mate".
My favourite line.
Funny my husband still doesn't have a clue where the line he's heard for years came from 😅
The greatest movie ever 😊
mine is "sea turtles mate"
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I remember watching this for the first time and remembered that jack took one of the coins to even the fight between him and Barbossa it was a great trick and a awesome fight
2:51 the smile CLASSIC 😄
2:46 the scene of Undead Jack playing with the coin lives rent free in my head. The nonchalant, playful nature of how he fiddles with the coin in the middle of a fight is probably perfect encapsulation of his character. On top of just a very satisfying animation, of course.
Just realized Barbossa wasn't the only pirate in the cave. Those three with the spear through their bellies must have died rather horribly.
Worse, one of them had a bomb that was shoved into the chest of the one in the middle then moved away from the moonlight
Movies like these reminds me How Incredible the Action scenes were. 💯
2:46 why he looks so badass in this scene?
1:03 that noise that dude made🤣🤣🤣I know I shouldn’t laugh but that noise was funny
"The ship is ours, gentlemen"
I just love the way he says that line
"HUZZAH!"
i love the part when the guy rings the bell in his dying breath. timestamp: 2:05
Aside from the distant gunshots I feel like had this sailor not rang the bell to alert Commodore Norrington and his platoon, every single crewmen would get slaughtered entirely.
I remember being absolutely enthralled by the scoring for this movie. Zimmer and Badelt did such a brilliant job.
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I was 10 years old when I went to see this in theaters I’m now almost 30 and I still get the same feeling when I watch this movie!
Was 12, saw it in theatre. then when it came out on DVD I had a ritual of coming home from school, making 2 packs of ramen and watching it. Daily for AWHILE
And Keira was 18 at this point😮
@@blackedoutusername8467 looks like you found the fountain!
the only problem I had, from an anatomy point of view, was that they animated Jack's jaw bones as if he had lips. They got Barbosa right and most of the other skele-pirates. But Jack and 2 others had their bones move as lips and I can't help but stare at how weird it looks haha
There isn’t an issue with Jack, he still has a bunch of muscle around his jaw and front teeth. You can even see the muscle move over his jaws and teeth. Were his entire upper and lower jaw devoid of any flesh at all, you’d be correct, however there’s just enough for that animation to work.
Yeah Jack's looking more animated. I think to keep the likeness of Johnny Depp
This was a concession the animators decided to make in pixar's Coco, the skeleton's bones move as lips as they speak. It's not anatomically correct but it makes a huge difference in how the skeletons can emote and dictate.
@@ryanonwheels2174 Again, they don’t move. Look around the teeth, there’s still a fair amount of flesh and muscles around his jaw and teeth, which you can see move when he speaks. While at first glance, it appears as though the teeth are moving like lips, they aren’t, which can be seen whenever you see one of the skeleton pirates speak.
@@ryanonwheels2174 and it's not his bone moving like stated earlier...
I've always wondered - from the pirate's point of view, why surrender? You're just going to hang with zero chance of reprieve, so better to go out fighting.
They were stunned by the fact that the curse is broken the only thing they relied on at least thats what i think
True, but also they've been immortals for a long time. I believe they wanted to be mortal again and to really feel things before dying not just directly dying so they were shocked that the curse was broken right there and then and that they can actually feel again.
That's just called being human. They're plenty of times humans would rather just surrender, even if the punishment is death, then just die immediately.
They also have a chance to escape if they surrender.
Do you think your gf would rather be with you than an NFL star QB? At some point you just have to settle and realize it’s over.
Movie was perfect 2 decades back.
Will always be.
Recommend, a really good piece of cinematography.
Makes sense now why Ragetti was so adamant about keeping THAT eye. Love this movie so much
It wasn't originally written that way, but it does work
I love it when Disney wasn't hesitant to play dark themes
Barbosa was a perfect villain IMO. Yes he was evil... but he was relatable. He just wanted his suffering to end. At that time, we didnt really know how much of his "evil" was because of him or how much was because of the curse and not being able to feel anything but he greed from the gold?
He's still a pirate and a mutineer, and that was before he was ever cursed.
The scene where jack sparrow runs in and out of the moonlight is great.
1:07 that pistol draw is pretty cool
In my opinion Commodore Norrington overshadows it by far, dude climbed up then proceeded to blast Koehler in the jaw nonchalantly then goes straight to sword fighting without flinching after it didn’t work.
I watched this last night and i was OBSESSED
Something about the way the pirates sneak onto the ship and silently assassinate the troops one by one as they make their way through the upper decks of the ship always stuck with me. It’s super creepy.
For some reason I was looking for Sora, Donald, and Goofy to pop up right at the coin flipping part 😂
"Couldn't resist, mate." A great line.
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2:25 Senator Armstrong: YOU CAN'T BEAT ME, JACK!!
Cant believe I was 13 when it came out, such an epic movie.
I was -1 💀
After glance of thumbnail, couldn't resist mate😂😂😂😂😂
I remember watching Johnny on David Letterman and they played the clip of him and Williams sword fight towards the beginning of the movie. I was so excited for the movie and was disappointed they didn’t play the whole thing. Man I miss the 2000s.
1:17 watch where Sparrow is looking xD
2:50 Try pause it. The Way he is looking at us. ITS SO FREEKY!!
I like how such a good movie still has better cgi than most modern tv shows and movies
Imagine the first thing you feel after years of not being able to feel anything is your own blood spilling from your body and then the cold hand of death takes hold of you.
*That’s rough buddy.*
Symbolic of how most of us are what we are falsely thinking is our living of life. Deadened senses until we truely become awakened spiritually to our higher purpose and potential.
Barbossa saying he feels cold during his death in kingdom hearts 2 actually made me shiver
00:11 pretty smart statement for someone who can't read.
wish they would add pirates of the carribeans on Netflix i dont have disney
i watched Dead Man's Chest (with extended scenes) on Netflix back in 2019 but when I tried to rewatch it again a year later, all the Pirates movies were gone
The latest one was on netflix for a while, but I know how you feel. It's ridiculous they don't just make a huge variety available there.
its because Pirates of the Caribbean is a Disney property and Disney+ started in 2020 so they probs take what they own
Now that Disney has its own streaming service for $70 a year 99% of their stuff will only be on there.
Just pirate the series
I LOVE IN THAT SCENE WHEN JOHNNY DEEP SAYS COULDT RESIST MATE LEGEND OF THE MAN
I like how Jack doesn't lower his gun until Barbossa realizes he has lost.
Even as a rotted corpse Jack manages to be very dashing!
There's a lot of charm put into the cgi.
Ah yes... early 2000s when it wasn't entirely rare that a GOOD movie was made... I miss the beginning of the century.......
I was born a year after this was made and I honestly miss the early 2000’s too. Those were the days!
I cant believe I was 4 when this movie came out, truly ahead of many generations to come
Why would edit out Barbossa's last words?!?!
They're the best part of this entire scene
I remember the first time I saw this movie, I was so scare of what the curse did, but also so fascinated, so I wanted to look away, but I couldn't.
Awesome,epic,savage n bloody cool fight between Jack Sparrow n Capt.Barbossa.💥🔥💀😯Always love Pirates of the Caribbean.💀💀
Fun fact, this film came out the year I was born.
I’m going to university in a little over a month.
nice jack you always know how to suprise us out of nowhere
1:41 Evil Pirate Screaming 1:43 Punching in the Face 🏴☠️🔥😂😂
Captain Barbossa: Finally... I can rest in peace.
Producers and Directors: *Says who? You're coming back for another 4 films mate.*
Awe you cut out my favorite quote!
"Me I'm dishonest. And a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly, it's the honest ones you should look out for. Because you can never know when someone will do something incredibly... Stupid..."
Daily reminder that corsets were not painful, they were actually comfortable and fulfilled the purpose of bras
Tightlacing definitely isn't comfortable. Wear a corset wrong and you will absolutely pass out. Wear it right, and sure maybe its irritating but id prefer it to whatever that pirate was about to do any day lol
I hear also that they were better for your back than bras?
@@dsdy1205 corset are actually much worse then bras nowaday, they can loosen as the day goes by and removing them is a chores. plus the heat, oh man. Other then to look slim and appealing, they are just for show. Unless you got a tailor made one, its not like buying shoes from thrift store and you got to update the corset each month or 2 because your body is ever-changing.
Don't ask me how I know.
Well yes and no
@@AndroidNoir-L06k how do you know tho?
Honestly, as a 2003 Movie, the CGI is so well done
I remember the first time watching this I was hiding and my father was laughing at the movie the entire time 😅
They cut some of the best lines out! “He didn’t waste it,” and, “I feel…cold,” are iconic as hell!
The KH2 rendition of this is pretty cool
*Jack tires of sword fight and drops his sword*
Jack: enough of this then
*pulls out pistol*
Jack: What say we call it, a draw?
Barbosa: How many times do I have to tell ya Jack?
*Jack throws coins and shoots*
*Barbosa laughs*
Will: Laugh while you can Barbosa!
*drops the bloodied coins*
Barbosa: I feel... cold
Right?!
Was expecting the cursed ones to just look at their hands and go
"WE'RE FREEEEEE" and start running around
The peak of Her Majesty's soldiers.
Love the expression when he said PARLAY, really hilarious. 😀😀😀😀😀
I wonder why barbosa had that apple in his hand when he died lol
I guess once the curse was broken the first thing he was going to do was bite into the first real food he's had in years. And being able to actually taste it. And it not turning to ashes in his mouth.
Barbosso is quite funny person. In the first film he wants to become mortal. In the second film he is dead. In the third film he visits lands of the dead for second time and in the fourth film he is searching for immortality again.
Idc what anyone says undead pirates will always be a sick theme despite it being a early 2000s trope. Immortal badass junkies war at sea. That’s dope.
One of the greatest twists in movie history, nobody and I mean NOBODY saw that twist coming!!!...
I feel....cold.
Why did you cut that?!
Cuz they gay