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@alejandrorey359

Жыл бұрын

This is the best PoTC movie for me. Great story overall.

@seanwilliams7716

Жыл бұрын

React to Return Of The Living Dead movie next please 😘😘

@seebee925

Жыл бұрын

The Oak: Part I / 4.0; Part II / 4.0; Part III / 4.25 Mason: Part I / 3.75; Part II / 4.25; Part III / 4.25 The Answere: Part I / 4.25; Part II/ 4.75; Part III / 4.25 I was 29 years old on Part I (2003). And I saw them all 3 alone in the cinema. I still remember it so well, because my first husband died in 2003 and he unfortunately didn't manage to see Jonny Depp as *Captain* Jack Sparrow. - In Germany, the movie was released for ages 12 and up in the cinema. - Children, nieces and nephews ALL saw the movies later (between 16 and 26 years old) with friends because pirates just weren't interesting. As children (10 years to date) everyone was at home in Harry Potter's Wizard 🧙‍♂️⚡️ World 😂. You can't do anything 😂

@RaviChandu-lz1hl

Жыл бұрын

Sir react to VIKRAM by Lokesh You'll be amazed...💥

@zjjohnson3827

Жыл бұрын

You simply must watch the next two PotC movies!! I personally like 4, but the series certainly did a thematic turn for those two, but I must know what ye all think of them!!

I can't emphasize enough how much I love Elisabeth's journey from Damsel in Distress to Pirate King.

@k_slyons7346

Жыл бұрын

I agree she definitely gets a lot more powerful from beginning to end. But I also think and really like that even in the beginning she’s never helpless and doesn’t 100% fall into that role which is kinda refreshing.

@namecomingsoon9517

Жыл бұрын

Amazing to think Disney made an actually amazing female character who starts weak and actually has a story arc to becoming strong that makes sense and doesn’t make other characters into dummies

@BrandonBranson357

9 ай бұрын

Her character irked me the most. It felt like her main character status got her anything and everything she wanted rather than her earning her spot as a main character through what she accomplished. She’s this Disney Princess type who waltzes into the pirate world and is handed the keys to the town and treated like the most respected pirate in the world.

@FluffyJackie

9 ай бұрын

@@BrandonBranson357 You might wanna rewatch the trilogy my dude, I think you got some things confused. Rewatch it, listen and pay close attention.

@solus8685

9 ай бұрын

​@@BrandonBranson357 [INCREDIBLY LOUD INCORRECT BUZZER]

The reason why the dutchman’s crew looks like sea creatures is because they were cursed as punishment for abandoning their job/true purpose. They turned back to normal because they had a new captain and would stay that way given that Will Turner will do his job as the captain of the Flying Dutchman. As for what their job/ true purpose is, it was explained by Tia Dalma earlier in the movie right before they saw Elizabeth’s father in the sea.

@eerroottaa

Жыл бұрын

But in the 5th movie when Will’s son was on the Dutchman you see Will with barnacles attached to his face. So I think maybe the longer you are on the boat sailing the ocean and essentially living underwater, you start to grow barnacles.

@kamronspencer4910

Жыл бұрын

@@eerroottaa that movie just ignores the lore of the previous ones

@ArturZmienko

Жыл бұрын

my boy you have no idea what you are talking about

@sugarbomb1346

Жыл бұрын

@@ArturZmienko it's literally explained in the movie 🙄

@thorinoakenshield217

Жыл бұрын

@@eerroottaa yes this is only one of many problems i have with this film :/ It makes no sense

The irony of this original trilogy is that Jack starts and ends the series in the exact same situation: in a dinghy, without a ship or crew, out on his own. But the circumstances feel so incredibly different that hardly anyone notices the parallels. The reality is, Jack's circumstances haven't changed, HE has changed. He's no longer as bitter, desperate, and cynical as he was in in the first movie, where he cares only about himself and his ship/freedom. He learns what he values and what he's living for. Jack's entire arc can be encapsulated by the beautiful conversation he has with his father: "It's not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is living with yourself forever." This is by far my favorite Pirates movie. A lot of people (especially reactors) don't like it as much as the first two because it can feel like A LOT, especially on a first viewing, and I imagine this is extra true if you're also trying to react to it. The trick with truly appreciating this movie is not to get bogged down by the epic scale and world-building, but to understand that the plot is entirely driven by characters, not events. Each character has a distinct motivation, and those motivations affect events, instead of the other way around. The incredible character development in the first three Pirates movies, which peaks in this one with Jack's choice to save Will, makes it my personal favorite. I get chills ever time we see Jack crouched next to Will, holding his hand around the blade. Also, so many fun tie ins to the first one here. My personal two favorites: the sword Will makes in 1 is the sword that kills him in 3. Elizabeth introduces herself to Barbossa as "Turner" in 1, and Barbossa's final words to her in 3 are to call her "Mrs. Turner".

@itsbonniefay2417

Жыл бұрын

I will say those are a lot of things I didn't realize until i read this, maybe I really wasn't looking for some of these things but the action and the events did throw me off at the first watch too. cool analysis

@Tink7200

Жыл бұрын

Well said. Very good point about it being character driven. From beginning to end the film is driven by characters acting on motivations that were established in the previous films. And each character largely acts within their established character, meaning they don’t do things just to move the plot along. That’s a huge credit to this film because you can’t say that about every film of this scale. It’s not a perfect film or story, but I think it’s a very fitting end to the story told in the first three installments of the Pirates franchise.

@maia2837

Жыл бұрын

@@itsbonniefay2417 Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed reading it! These films are super cool because they are feel-good comical adventure films and I think it's absolutely fine to enjoy only that part (I certainly love those aspects as well) but I also think there's a depth to them that is often overlooked because they've got the label of "wacky fun action movie". I think these movies (particularly the original trilogy) are super cool because you can just watch them to have a good time, but you can also watch them for the depth and character development. And that's a tough line for a film to walk :)

@maia2837

Жыл бұрын

@@Tink7200 Absolutely agree. Also, in response to this part of your comment: "And each character largely acts within their established character, meaning they don't do things just to move the plot along." You know what show this movie reminds me of a lot, for this exact reason? Prepare yourself because this is gonna be a weird comparison and I'm going to have to write an essay to explain myself, but: Arcane. I know, I know, they couldn't be more different. But I think they both have that same core of, 'these are the characters, they will do what they will based on who they are, and we will follow the story of the results of those actions, rather than making them act to fit the plot'. Arcane very much feels like it's building up to a war between Piltover and the Undercity the whole season. That "should have" (if we follow typical story design) been the climax of the season. In many ways, that plot is never paid off (at least not in season 1) and you could expect the season to leave you feeling unfulfilled because of that. But you don't, because the show isn't following a specific plot, it's following the characters. The climax comes from the completion of Jinx's character development (at least in season 1) instead of the plot. In a weird way, I feel this is also the case in Pirates 3. I think it's harder to see because in Pirates 3 we do get the big final action set piece (they are, after all, still comedy action adventures) but for me the real climax is the completion of Jack's character arc: his choice to save Will. Anyone who got this far, was anyone expecting a Jinx/Jack Sparrow comparison in these comments? :P

@mariechenhabeck9098

Жыл бұрын

So many amazing parallels... I have watched these movies hundreds of times. and never noticed

Barbossa was the standout for me in this movie. Geoffrey Rush looked like he was having such a great time with the character. Had the best lines and just chewed every scene he was in

@VelkanAngels

Жыл бұрын

Agreed :D

@K-11609

Жыл бұрын

2 personal favorite lines: “Dying is the day worth living for” And “It be too late to alter course now mateys.” *HA HA HA HA*

@FireAndBlood96

6 ай бұрын

I love the bloopers for this movie, during the Calypso scene, when Barbossa is kneeling before her, his hat blows off from the wind and Rush shouts out (in his pirate accent) "Ya blew me hat off ya bitch!" 😂😂😂

@Langley_Ackerman19

4 ай бұрын

​@@FireAndBlood96That is amazing! I wanna see it now 😂

@FireAndBlood96

4 ай бұрын

@@Langley_Ackerman19 kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYllq7OLoNDbdKQ.htmlsi=ZADeDZvWYFNPT7V5 At 3:13 😂😂 Geoffrey Rush has the best bloopers for POTC 😂😂

Keith Richards, the person Depp used as reference for his role as Jack Sparrow, playing Jack Sparrow's dad in this is just amazing.

Notice how important the one sword that Will made for Norrington in the first movie is. It goes a whole journey and in the end that very sword that Will made Norrington is the sword that kills him.

@sparkequinox

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks, I never noticed that it was the sword that killed him.

Love Elizabeth and her kiss of death. Also such an awesome growth from Governor’s daughter to Pirate king

@KissablePurpleMonkey

Жыл бұрын

Everyone she kissed did technically die, huh? 🤔

@a.j.1819

Жыл бұрын

@@KissablePurpleMonkey Like Gibbs said in the beginning, it’s bad luck having a woman on the ship lol!

@joshuaomar2992

Жыл бұрын

wow ive watched this trilogy countless times but i never thought of her kiss that way which started with Jack on the end of the second movie

22:42 "Everybody's trying to kiss Elizabeth in this series." Lol, I always like to point out too that every man who kisses Elizabeth meets the same fate. The only difference seems to be that if she is is the one to initiate the kiss, the man's ultimate fate is longer in coming than the ones who lean down and kiss her who get killed right away. Sao Feng tried to force it, so he got killed IMMEDIATELY. James did it without asking, but she didn't push him off, so he lived a little bit longer after the kiss than Sao Feng did. Jack died within minutes of their first kiss (last movie). Poor Will made it the longest, but the marriage kiss this time seems have to sealed his doom since he got killed shortly after. Is it any wonder Jack warded her off at the end claiming "once was enough" when she tried to kiss him again? 🏴‍☠😆

@joshholland8564

Жыл бұрын

Can you really blame them for wanting to kiss Keira knightly? It’s messed up sao fang did it without consent though.

Cool little factoid : In the beginning, when the prisoners sing, the song itself is an SOS type call, that the pirate way is in danger and the Pirate Lords need to convene immediately. This song makes each “ Nine piece of Eight “ hum, which is why when Barbossa tossed the coin to Sao Feng, he pulled it straight to his ear to determine the truth Funnily enough, the song is about Davy Jones and the First Bretheren Court, and how, after Davy Jones was heartbroken, worked with the other Pirate Lords to bind and entrap Calypso in human form, forever surrendering the power of the Seas to Man. “ The King and his men, took the Queen from her bed, and bound her in her bones”

@youtubewontletme

Жыл бұрын

I love the lore of this movie, i wish they went just a little bit more in depth with it

@willreaver2294

Жыл бұрын

@@youtubewontletme the movies would’ve been insanely longer than they are already if they put all the lore on film. If you want the lore, it’s in the several books and also expanded in the many video games of the series as well.

@Senfree

3 ай бұрын

The definition of the word "factoid" is: something that's assumed to be true because it's repeated over and over, or because it's been printed out as news. In case you wanted to know.

Elizabeth didn't know that Will saw her kiss Jack at the end of the last movie. She probably withdrew from everyone after killing Jack, because she felt terribly guilty, and I bet she didn't realize that Will had withdrawn from her too. So naturally she wouldn't necessarily mention the life-ending kiss, but Will didn't know how to ask about Jack, and the whole thing was a mess.

I love this short talk beatwen Jack and Barbossa when they stand next to dead Kraken. This one scene wher you see how they respect each other. And when Jack says "World's still the same. There's just less in it", i always cry one tear

The Oak's transformation into a massive Potterhead even when reacting to other movies is everything to me

Hands down the most bad ass wedding ever. Both captains so they can officiate each other like that. The wedding dance is a sword fight. They're circling a freaking gigantic sea god created whirlpool. It's just so damn cool.

The “you gonna leave me hanging like that” had me dead at 2:48. I don’t even think that was intentional

@KissablePurpleMonkey

Жыл бұрын

“Had you dead” huh?

@anakinjaywalker584

Жыл бұрын

What a joke

@anakinjaywalker584

Жыл бұрын

What a joke

@sh0ts420

Жыл бұрын

definitely left a lot of people hanging lmao

@Silver5kull

Жыл бұрын

@@sh0ts420 especially that child

Keith Richards as Jack's dad was an excellent casting choice. and Davy Jones and his crew are only sea creature hybrids because he failed to do his one job of ferrying the dead to the afterlife.

@BlackGirlMarvel

Жыл бұрын

Part of the crew, Part of the ship

@AlexanderForsman

Жыл бұрын

The Spanish dollar, also known as the piece of eight, was worth eight Spanish reales The first international currency

@Deathbird_Mitch

Жыл бұрын

Johnny Depp said after the first movie that he based his clothes and mannerisms after Keith Richards. So it was a inside joke to ask him to play his dad and Keith thought it would be good fun.

@apatternedhorizon

Жыл бұрын

​@@AlexanderForsman makes more sense lol.

@bryanxjames1215

Жыл бұрын

Johnny based jack sparrow on richards

40:17 all of the callbacks in this scene to the first movie are just phenomenal Barbosa calling Elizabeth Mrs Turner bc he married her and Will here VS in the first movie when he called her Miss Turner bc she lies about her last name. Then the one guy saying "goodbye poppet" VS in the first movie when he called Elizabeth "hello poppet" when he found her hiding in the closet. And then obviously Elizabeth saying to Jack "it would never have worked out between us" in this movie as a callback to the first movie where Jack said it to her.

@54six

Жыл бұрын

And jack with just a boat when he first appear in first movie vs his last scene of this movie

The scene where the crew returns from the locker is still one of the best dimensional travel scenes I've seen

Gotta say that Beckett is my favorite villain and death in PotC. He basically represents the civilized world trying to control the mysticism. The British Empire and the East India Trading Company filling in the map.

10:36 The way Hector laughs while everyone else is screaming 🤣🤣🤣

It’s always bittersweet watching that last scene with Elizabeth leaving the Black Pearl and passing by the ship’s crew for the last time (they’re all lined up in order of introduction from the first movie if you notice.) Sadly the original cast and storyline don’t correlate with the next two. The original 3 are THE pirates movie

@stephk1130

5 ай бұрын

Oh my god I’ve never noticed that before, that’s amazing you caught that, even after 15 years since the movie came out I’m still learning little fun facts and connections from these movies, that’s one of the things that make them so good!

The third movie is my favorite cuz it starts with all the characters trying to solve problems by politics and bargains, Jack trying to cheat everyone, Babosa trying to rely on the gods, but in the end, everyone regained their true colors in their own way, even Jones demonstrated his character regardless of the limitations he had. The moment when Elizabeth yelled “Captain Babosa, we need you at the helm!” “Aye, that’ll be true!” is when I feel everyone got their character back.

I think that Will and Elizabeth's wedding was the first film wedding I ever watched at a cinema, I was 10yo. nothing has toped that. can you even imagine? being a little girl and that is the first big film wedding you see? and I admired Elizabeth so much, still do. It was awesome to have a female role model like her at that age. she could fight, she made her own decisions and the men around her respected them, she was made a pirate captain and then Pirate King and nobody questioned it, and the best part is that I was young enough to think that was the norm, I didn't think it was weird or a subversion of the trope. and her outfits! all of them. also, can we appreciate how the special effects and the cgi still hold up today? and the score. The. Score. and honestly, there is a reason why people consider pirates a trilogy, the others aren't quite as good as the first three. I've been in love with these movies (the trilogy) since the beginning, I keep coming back to them often. I don't know what it is, the nostalgia, the story, the characters, the vibe, the visuals.

This is actually my favorite pirates movie. The battle in the malestrom is badass.

Let's talk a little about Commandor James Norrington. One of my favourite characters and Jack Davenport is such an amazing and underrated actor. Wish we saw more of him.

I wont give an opinion yet on the next two films… but this one is my absolute favorite!

@annipsy2185

Жыл бұрын

yeah mine too, even though the first 2 are also pretty good

@owertymltu6456

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, my favorite of PotC movies too.

@Zeesar

Жыл бұрын

the 5th one is also very enjoyable imo and i also liked the 4th one but the 3rd one is by far my favorite aswell!

@owertymltu6456

Жыл бұрын

@@Zeesar the 5th one is okay as the movie itself, but it does a have quite a few plot holes and some things doesn't connect and doesn't make sense with was was established in first 3 and things like that. I won't go in the details about it, because spoilers.

@Exel3nce

Жыл бұрын

@@Zeesar the last 2 are beyond bad, especially 5

Remember seeing this in cinemas as a kid when it came out. And boy is that finale as epic as ever, the Dutchman vs the Pearl in the middle of a lightning striking whirlpool. Plus a brilliant conclusion to one of the most believable cinematic relationships.

Keith Richards (who plays Jack's dad) is actually Johnny's inspiration for Jack Sparrow, Sparrow is somewhat based on Richards, that's why they brought him here

God, as a woman, Will/Elizabeth’s and Calypso/Davy Jones’s love stories are what dreams are made of. So intense, so tragic yet so beautiful. That last shot of Will sailing “home” to Elizabeth and their son, I can’t 😭💔

@DanielNetSet

Жыл бұрын

As a woman? that's not how true love looks like, ask your grandfather and grandmother how it really looks like...

@holychalupas5567

Жыл бұрын

@@DanielNetSet how do you know her grandparents are an example of what true love looks?

@di3486

Жыл бұрын

I am a woman that finds romance in movies boring and revolting but Will/Elizabeth made me cry at the end of this movie 😭 only love story has had that effect on me. Calypso/Davy Jones is fascinating.

@a.j.1819

Жыл бұрын

@@DanielNetSet What exactly about Will and Elizabeth fighting for their lives just to be together is not true love ? They’re willing to wait 10 years just to be together for a day. That’s pure romance, duh. Like at least back up your silly statement with a reasonable argument.

@a.j.1819

Жыл бұрын

@@di3486 Yes!

You guys always say "imagine watching this in theatres" and THIS movie was my favorite to see in theater. The feeling you had watching them going to the edge with the night sky, watching calypso grow to the size of a ship, and the battle in the monsoon will be something I will never forget. Thanks for your reactions!

What I love the most about this movie is the deep, dark vibe it gives while watching, probably that's why it is by far my fav of the franchise. In the beginning, we see the pirates being hanged (including the child) and them making the call by _hoist the colors_ for the Brethern Court to gather in Shipwreck Cove. Even the pirates have a code (the one written by Morgan and Bartholomew) and even they _care_ when the song is sung because it means that they are in such moments of despair and darkness. In the first movie, while Jack enters Port Royal, we see the pirates hanged as a warning to the others; in this movie, they actually make us watch it (the opening scene and the scene where Captain Teague shows Jack his mother). Even if this is a fictional world; it kinda shows us this discrimination, oppression and persecution over the differentiated (pirates in this case). And that even the pirates have a sense of union when it matters. It's never mentioned in the movies but the reason why Beckett branded Jack is that he freed a ship from the East Indian Trading Company navy ( _because the company forced the crew into slavery, he stopped following orders and chose to save the crew_ ). which is also why Davy Jones says that Jack's soul is equal to 100 souls, that is the number of people he saved from the Company. There is also a cut scene from the first movie, where we see Jack shows Elizabeth his marks (like P he has on his arm) and his war wounds. In the movies, it is always in subtext; but we see that the free people of the seas suffered a lot because of that company and this movie is where they take their last stand. By the joint decision of the Pirate Lords and Ladies, the pirates _hoist the colors_ and honor the ones who died for it. This is them protecting their freedom and avenging the ones who died for it. Also, the way they created the details is also amazing; the nine pieces of eight -that were plain in sight for the previous movies- , the Pirata Codex, the necklaces that Calypso and Davy Jones share -in the Tia Dalma scene, her necklace was also shown in the second movie but it was so fast that many viewers failed to figure out her identity till the end- , the way that the pirates keep betraying each other -as it is their nature- but end up fighting and dying for each other. It's just the perfect movie for me...

"leave me hanging like that" - whether or not it was intentional, it was hilarious 😂

This one is my favorite of the series. A lot of people thought it was the worst one, and I just never understood that. This one had everything. And Rush as Barbosa is one of the greatest things to ever be on screen lol amazing stuff, great reaction

@Vayne_Solidor

Жыл бұрын

3rd is the best and most complex onr

@Exel3nce

Жыл бұрын

It was the worst in the trilogy, not the worst in the Franchise. Just to correct your confusion

@cry9438

Ай бұрын

For me this and the second are tie as the best, 1st in second place, 4th in 4th place and 5th in the trash can.

This one is my favourite out of the entire franchise. The scenes of the Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman fighting over the massive whirlpool will forever be etched in my mind.

When you said it looked like Jack was on a salt flat in the locker scene, you were right on the money. That scene was filmed on the salt flats by the Great Salt Lake in Utah because of the nice barren visuals it provided

This movie is WILD but it hit right in the peak of my Orlando Bloom mega-crush days and my friends and I were obsessed with these films and I have amazing memories. Also I always forget how freaking hilarious Johnny Depp is. Some fab music in this one!

Neat fact, the Green Flash is a real phenomena. It happens because the atmosphere is filtering out red and blue wavelengths at dusk since green is in the center of ROYGBIV.

Great reaction. These are great movies. If I remember correctly, PotC was meant as a trilogy, but fan support was immense that they made others. The first three movies are really connected unlike the 4th and 5th, so I always see this as a trilogy with extra movies.

@meganlodon

Жыл бұрын

I think they did plan on the fourth movie. The only reason I say this is due to the ending of this movie with the Fountain of Youth introduction. It gives an open-ended conclusion to the third movie.

@Mia11223

Жыл бұрын

I think this movie franchise was supposed to go on further and the 4th and the 5th movie was the building for the next ones. But as we know, that never happened..... I wish there were more movies in This franchise..😔

In 2003 I was 14 and madly in love with Orlando Bloom, lol, so he was the reason I watched it in the first place but hey, the entire trilogy turned out to be awesome!

19:27 That’s Greg Ellis, he often plays very minor roles in big films, he’s appeared in POTC 1,3 and 4, Titanic(gets a small but important part at the end) and Stark Trek. He’s also done a ton of voice work for both film, tv and video game, the latest being Hogwarts Legacy. He was only given one scene in the original POTC, but was brought back due to fan demand.

02:48 Mason : "You gonna leave me hanging like that?" 😂😅 Good one!

Elisabeth will always be my favorite Disney princess ♥️ Still my role model till this day!

I'm late on seeing this reaction but I loved every minute of it! Fun fact in the scene of the Black Pearl and crew returning to the land of the living from Davy Jones Locker: none of the cast knew what Johnny Depp was doing by yelling out loud, "What's that!? Don't know" and running back and forth. You can see immense confusion on Keira Knightley's face as an example lol.

I was 20. I'm 40 now. My 5 year old loves his pirate movies. And LOTR, as well as star wars. I'm teaching him to love the epics

that shot of the junk sailing across a glassy ocean with the stars and the galaxy reflected and the music box playing is one of the most beautiful shots in all of the Pirates films

A minute in.. " you gonna leave me hanging like that?!" 🤣🤣 brilliant Mr Quin

@BaddMedicine

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

I watched this series, lord of the rings, and Harry Potter extremely young like 4-7 years old when they were coming out. Honestly when you’re so young the mature content goes over your head and you just have a good time. When you’re older, they’re very nostalgic and you begin to understand everything and relive them 😊 I’m glad I watched them in theaters when they came out even if I was really young because it was a once in a lifetime experience.

At Worlds End is by far my favourite POTC movie. I just WISH they had kept in all the deleted scenes! Especially the ones that explains Jack’s past, the love triangle between the 3 as well as Beckett’s motivations. I hope they release a directors cut one day.

Seeing the edge-of-world waterfall was INCREDIBLE in the movies. Even after it was spoiled in the trailers. With that music too 19:09 And I just spotted a glitch - the shrouds (the net-like rigging on the side) phase through the deck where the green screen begins! I wouldn't have seen it if i didn't wonder what the shrouds were _doing_ in that scene, since they're supposed to prevent this exact thing. Now I giggle at this moment even more :)

Keith Richards plays Johnny Depp’s dad and I think it’s perfect casting.

Not sure how old I was when I first saw these movies, but I was DEFINITELY younger than 10-11 yrs💀I grew up on these movies. I remember being in middle school having the BIGGEST crush on Captain Jack Sparrow😂

Is this the movie where Johnny spent $60,000 dollars out of his own money to buy waterproof coats for the movie crew because everyone was cold and Disney wouldn't?

@cotevallejos7230

Жыл бұрын

That sounds so awesome! I hope it’s true!

@baskervillebee6097

Жыл бұрын

@@cotevallejos7230 Reported in the news, but I don't know which movie.

@PACKERMAN2077

Жыл бұрын

You know they really should have used that to prove his compassion during his court case... But it was never Heard.

@angelalurtz3638

Жыл бұрын

probably not this one, since it's Disney and not WB, but the Fantastic Beasts series was a WB production

@George_Washington_1776

Жыл бұрын

WB as in Warner Bros? This is a Disney movie

This one is the best in my opinion of all of them! The story line is just outstanding and at the time was a perfect end to the trilogy! Will is my favorite character of all in the series and he just steps up in this film and was outstanding!

You guys should have seen this in theaters. Me and my friend Chris saw this when it came out. We got the last two seats on the very front. I had to crane my head all the way to one side and all I saw was jacks nose moving across the screen.

I just realized that the reason Sao Feng thought Elizabeth was Calypso was because Calypso is a Greek Goddess. He wouldn't have thought that a Jamaican woman would be her. Yes, Elizabeth isn't Greek but she is white.

Their singing at the beginning is my absolute favourite part (aside from what happens afterwards)

Personnaly I was like 8 when I discover PoC. But I started to watch Harry Potter at 6 (and Lotr at 10) so, fantasy wasn't really new but it just increased my love for this genre... damn being a kid in the 2000s was a wet dream when you loved fantasy movies. For PoC, the years gap between the 4th and 5th was too big to keep the hype I had in my childhood. Especially because the 5th one isn't good and the 4th one isn't on the same level of the first 3 which are, imo, among the best fantasy movies of cinema. Every single thing in the first 3 is on point. The CGIs on Davy Jones didn't aged and are far more better than those in the MCU. When you look the behind the scenes of the first one, you realise how this project was big and ballsy. There is an excellent mix of practical effects and CGIs (they really constructed the main parts of the ships, the ports and the Pearl). The sets and costumes are out of this world and the attention to details proves an incredible dedication from the movie crew to this universe (for exemple, the principle of giving a creative and unique design to every single member of Davy Jones crew), so props to Gore Verbinski who directed the first 3. Excellent world building and secondary characters who are each important. They are all very well used, especially the sidekicks. The acting... on point on every level from all the actors. And the fact that it's a creative, entertaining AND an exotic journey through THREE period movies is stellar. And it's fun without, however, lowering the stakes. There are serious themes mixed with mithological themes and sea legends from across the world... I mean, this franchise has everything. Sorry it was long, but I had to declare my love for this saga. I'm sorry for the fans, but, when you compare this to the MCU, it really makes you miss Disney making blockbuster like in the old days.

I remember being eight years old and thinking these movies would be too scary for me. But my parents persuaded me to watch them and I LOVED them! I saw At World's End in theatres when I was nine, and it's been my favourite of the series ever since.

The first three movies are my favorite of the franchise. And the third one has some of the best scenes from one of the coolest openings of pirates being hung while singing about never dying to one of the coolest villain death scenes When they go over the edge of the world the sound that plays “Dead men tell no tale” is the same audio sound used on the ride

i think its my favourite especially because of Jacks rescue and the story of Calypso(always gets me)🥺💜

24.40 Fun fact! The captain of a ship can officiate a marriage, but if the captain is getting married then the second mate can do it, BUT IF THE CAPTAIN AND THE SECOND MATE ARE GETTING MARRIED *TO EACH OTHER*, T H E N the third mate can do it!

My friend told me to see the first film the summer it came out. I must've just turned 13 around that time. My god did I fall in love with it!!! Went to see it as much as possible, made such great memories with my friends ❤ and fell in love with William Turner. Lol.

17:00 - “When Alexander saw the breadth of his domain, he wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer.”

Thank you guys so much. Oak's references to Potter and Hunger Games throughout this commentary got me to laugh for the first time today. I saw these movies as they came out but I am huge Potter and Hunger Games fan and I never thought of it. Today marks 10 years without my dad and it's been a hard day. Thank you for lifting me up when I needed it. I have been thinking of doing a Lord of the Rings rewatch since your commentary of it and they were my dad's favorite books so I am actually going to start Fellowship tonight. Thanks again.

Funny that you mention you wouldn’t watch it with a younger kid, I saw this in theaters when I was 7! And it’s still to this day my favorite out of the trilogy! I love the ending with Elizabeth and Will so much, even since then. And I’ve always loved the darkness of the opening, Disney hasn’t done something like that since

I was born in 97, don't remember exactly when I started watching these but I know for a fact I went to see the 4th one in cinemas, which was 2011. I think the 3rd one was already out when I started watching them though, so I'd say between 2008 and 2010? So 11-13 years and my sister was 2 years younger and watching with me. Nothing felt as scary in the whole franchise as the moment Elizabeth gets out on the ship and realizes all members of the crew are zombies in the first one though.

Oh my God, Mason Quinn did NOT just say, "leave me hanging", after the opening scene. XD

Loved the reactions, once again. I'm so thankful you watched Harry Potter, which introduced me to your channel ^^ I was around 10-11 when I first saw the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie. As it's the case with movies I watched at that age, most adult jokes and violence flew over my head and I only fully understood it years later. I loved the movies back then and I love them now.

Can't wait to watch! Love your reactions and discussions. I think At World's End may be the best one! Curse of the Black Pearl is a close second.

I always get goosebumps (and even tears often) when i see the intro.... 😅 And the ending is just Jack asf 😆😂🍻🍻🍺🤙😎👌👌👌

I love this movie! There are soooo many epic scenes in it, one of my favorites is the parallel with a western duel scene, when they walk on the sand before the war and exchange Will for Jack. Also Elisabeth turning into a pirate king! When we remember the very first scene in the first movie, she is just a little kid that loves pirates, and its not even allowed to talk about them. She ended up turning one and even having the most epic pirate marriage of all time!

Definitely agree with what you guys said about this being the perfect tween-age movie. I must have been around 8 when I first saw it. My parents had already seen it on the big screen and knew I'd love it so they took me to see it too - and I was completely obsessed!

20:41 That "Look at me, I'm the captain now" reference to Captain Phillips was great :D I couldn't have been the only one to catch that LOL

I was only 3 years old in 2003 when the first one came out can’t remember the first time I watched the Curse of the Black Pearl but like Harry Potter (which came out when I was a year old) Pirates of the Caribbean has always been my go to movies, I can’t remember the first time I watched both Harry Potter and Poc because of how long ago that was but I loved them as a young child, as a teenager and still love them just as much as a 22 year old adult. They’ve been steadfast movies throughout my life with epic journeys full of adventure and entertainment, both franchises/ series have both been written, directed and portrayed so beautifully and to me Harry Potter and Pirates of the Caribbean are movies that are timeless for people of all ages, the magic of these movies will never fade for me and I think that’s something pretty hard to replicate - the feeling you get when you watch a movie or read a book, that’s what lasts and that’s why they (movies) mean something to you. I’m glad you guys have enjoyed the trilogy of Poc (they’re the best 3 movies out of the series in my opinion) but the other two are wonderful in they’re own right but just tell different stories and take you on other adventures, love your channel, it’s fun to see how people react to your favourite movies and hope you react to more!xx

My dad showed me the claymation version of The Hobbit when I was 5 or 6 and I watched it every weekend. I was introduced to The Lord of the Rings when I was about 11 or 12. My dad wanted me to wait because of the violence in the movies. I was about 13 when I started watching Pirates of the Caribbean, my sister and I were obsessed. And a friend of mine used to make gifs (before it was a widespread thing) and we would put them in our goodbye messages on AIM.

fun fact, when they throw the swords up to elizabeth and barbossa through the floor in the start of the movie, they actually did that. it took them a butt load of tries but that was actually them throwing the swords through the floor.

I was 10 when the first movie came out and I saw it at the theater with my dad, he also loves these films! Jack is so iconic so of course he’s my favorite character and really made me love Johnny Depp. But I also absolutely loved Will Turner. I woulda watched a show of his adventures as captain of The Flying Dutchman.

Loved the reaction. I'm curious what you guys think of the next one. In my opinion, it's very underrated.

You are absolutely right about watching these films with kids! I grew up watching them and couldn’t be happier about it (though born in 2003, so never had a chance to see them in theatres haha). Of course at first I couldn’t understand some of the deeper themes and just enjoyed the atmosphere, but watching the trilogy with my family is still one of the best childhood memories I have

This one is my favorite. I love the story line, the shots, the music, the end. Everything about it was just so good.

I was 21 when the first movie came out and absolutely loved it! These are comfort movies for me, along with Harry Potter & LOTR. Something I can rewatch or just to be on in the background if I'm trying to fall asleep. Love you guys & keep the reactions coming.

Maybe it's not your usual type of genre, but have you guys considered reacting to the Dan Brown movies (The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, Inferno)?

I was 5 when the first Pirates came out. I believe I was probably about 6 when we watched it on dvd. I think I closed my eyes one or two times watching it, but me and my nephew and our cousins who were all the same age or about 5-7 were all running around playing pirate afterwards. We were HOOKED (no pun intended) I think they’re great! I don’t remember my parents or older family members caring too much and they were pretty strict about movie content. It is after all, a Disney property. But for little boys in the early 2000s this was iconic.

I've been looking forward to this video for a whole week. Great to see you continue this!

I was 13 when the first one came out, I was obsessed with the franchise. What I really remember is my dad going “wow this is the first movie I haven’t slept thru.” He was a notorious snorer in the movie theatre and it was absolutely embarrassing but He absolutely loved the pirates series.

I love how in the beginning of the movie with the hanging and them singing and then went to the next scene and Quinn said "They left me hanging." Haha

I was 8 when it came out on DVD, I think, and that's when I saw it. My brother was only 5ish. We watched a lot of movies for older audiences through our childhoods because our cousins are a few years older. We grew up on Pirates, Pitch Black, Jaws, Deep Blue Sea, Jurassic Park, etc. We're both pretty into those darker/"scarier" films, as a result :)

Sweet. Look forward to these weekly. The reaction makes this series better...and it is generally pretty fair to start.

Best unintentional pun I’ve heard in a while. At 2:47 I laughed for a good minute at that one. Props to your editor.

being from near Pittsburgh the only time you could really get hyped while watching a Pirates game is when they would play the raise the colors scene from this movie on the jumbotron at the park, always get me pumped during rewatches of this movie and even during a pirates game

A Great reaction. 🥰🥰 All the actors had to dive underwater and some were afraid to do it but most of them faced their fear's. Very courageous acting isn't easy. Thanks 🥸🥸

I was born in 2003 and I have watched Pirates of the Caribbean my entire life and it is one of my favourite franchises ☠️🏴‍☠️🦜 It is only rivalled by The Hunger Games and Harry Potter 💜🤩

Sao Feng is the actor from Bullet Proof Monk

Honestly, this is my favourite of the movies.. such great action!

in 2003 I was 22 and I watched it in the theaters. I remember very well how Jack sailed into that haven with his "ship" being the coolest guy ever 😎

I was 12 and saw them all in Cinemas. Great age. Thanks for everything, you guys are my aboslute favorite. I thought that after HP I aint watching more, but no, here I am all hockey up! Great job and I love you soooo much! Lots of hugs from a Half Belgian half German living in Spain!

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Thank you Nathalie! Really appreciate and glad you have us a chance. Cheers.

Been waiting all week for this

This is my personal favorite. The humor, the music, battle of the ships in the whirlpool… it’s just so good. I like to imagine this is the last canon movie. But the ending in the fifth movie is the only thing worth watching from the later movies for me 😅

2:45 You gonna leave me hanging like that!?” Mass executed pirates in that scene: “you’re kidding right?”

They got Keith Richards because when creating Jack Sparrow's mannerisms Johnny Depp took inspiration from Richards. Jack Sparrow was originally just supposed to be a normal every-day clever pirate. Johnny Depp elevated him to the status he has with the way he portrayed Jack Sparrow.

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Is it just me - or does anyone else also see a bit of Adam Ant in Jack Sparrow too?