Her character Arc and everything about her is cringe she became tried too hard and then all of a sudden becomes Mary Sue Hero by the third one. You can tell I did it on purpose just to get more chIks to like it
This scene always brings me to tears, Elizabeth delivered that speech flawlessly and with excellence. This movie will always be my favourite out of the franchise.
Why does this make me tear up? I absolutely love this speech. Maybe because I live in a world where men aren't truly men anymore women 400 years ago were stronger than most men are today sad but true
After I suggested it, the Pittsburgh Pirates got permission to use the clip, and they would play it on the big screen just before the Pirates came to bat in the bottom of the ninth.
تي انا يا غاليه بنتوالبوكسه قالنطتهاومشخوطين اي هي مسخوطهوتوهل كن انتي توهي بنتهاةتوهنوهنوتواحريىبهنوتومنوهي ماحصلت غير الايم من جدتهاوتوهي لابظة نحصلو شي بياك من حنونه توالعاهانت تالصامبر توالدنوت تومافي شي تمام توكل ناقصين توالكمال لمن توالل٨ تومن اللهوتوالكاملةيا جمال ال ينتا منوالفاتشه يا مهاةتوهوبشار زي تمن ابوه و هي تشمل فيه لتبظة ليا اناةتوهوهو توبيمسح تولتبظة توالغظوة الفرعوني٨ تواحريىبلاهاةتوههنهنهز توعابين تعلي حد توها من هولاي يعبي علي غيروطة توالتاريخ توها من انتي تومن هم توهل من انتي يا
I love Elizabeth's hoarse voice and how her voice breaks several times. With all the noise around, it's realistic that she needs to scream at the very top of her lungs to get her message across. It's something that some translations and dubbers miss.
And what shall we die for? You will listen to me. Listen! The Brethren will still be looking here to us, to the Black Pearl to lead. And what will they see? Frightened bilge rats aboard a derelict ship? No. No, they will see free men and freedom! And what the enemy will see is the flash of our cannons. They will hear the ring of our swords and they will know what we can do. By the sweat of our brows, and the strength of our backs and the courage of our hearts. Gentlemen, hoist the colours!
The only issue i had with Elizabeth's character is she used lines other's used before as her own and maybe added 1 or 2 things. Nothing was really unique about her dialogue in the films.
Supreme Dalek: "ALL DALEK WARSHIPS!!! PREPARE FOR BATTLE!!! RAISE SHIELDS, CHARGE WEAPONS, AND HOIST THE FUCKING COLORS!!! MAXIMUM EXTERMINATION!!!" All Daleks: "WE OBEY!!!" [chant ecohing] "HOIST THE COLORS!!! HOIST THE COLORS!!! HOIST THE COLORS!!!"
This is the Way. Although a sucker for all things Tolkien the speech by Theoden works very well imho. A lot of other movies have tried the same recipe afterwards which is a nice shoulder pat (looking a you, Marvel-movies) but not with the same effect. Here with 'the King, a build-up from 3 great movies are coming to an end and stakes are high. Solid actor, solid speech with a aura of something historical and monumental. Patos, indeed. Arise now, arise, Riders of Théoden! Dire deeds awake: dark is it eastward. Let horse be bridled, horn be sounded! Forth Eorlingas! Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden! Fell deeds awake: fire and slaughter! Spear shall be shaken, shield be splintered, a sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises! Ride now, ride now! Ride to Gondor!
at 1:54 barbossa looks up at her bc he said "By the sweat of our brows and strength of our backs..." during the brethren court meeting when trying to rally the pirates. I like to think that there's some subtext that between movies 2 and 3, barbossa really became a pirate mentor to Elizabeth, and he's proud to see her as the full fledged pirate king now. Especially given how the two first met in the first movie
"By the sweat of our brow's, and the strength of our back's, and the courage of our hearts! Gentleman...hoist the colors." That's the best line I believe any leader can use the rally their troops
You can see that she took that to heart when she heard it from Barbossa in his speech at shipwreck cove and how Barbossa looks at her when she uses it here . I love that little moment
Oh I don't know. It was a stirring speech given in a movie. But for real motivation try, "England expects every man to do his duty!" Or, "I have not yet begun to fight!" Those actually were battle orders that made history!!
@@morganpirate9127 one of my favorites General Armisted, July 3 1863, Gettysburg "Virginia's! For your land's, for your homes, for your sweethearts, for your wives... for Virginia! Forward! March!" He spoke those words before the armies of the south around 15000 men crossed the open ground to reach the union line, and when they reached the range of musket fire he stuck his sword through his hat and shouted: "Virginian's! With me! Who will come with me?" And charged the lines of soldiers and cannons in the attempt to turn the cannons on the unions
I love that moment, I have to say Elizabeth definitely learned more from Barbossa than she did from Jack . Even in the first movie where she wants to convince the crew the go back for Jack and uses Barbossa's words "the code is more like guidelines anyways "
Dalek Emperor: [addressing his Dalek fleet/army] "Purify the Earth with fire. The planet will become my temple and we shall rise. This will be our Paradise!"
