@Mr. Sax you got damb right about that. I was 8 years old when my parents took me to go see that movie. And boy what an experience. Not many experiences blew my mind like Lord of the rings.
What’s even further ironic is that Jack Sparrow’s sword (which was snapped in half by Davy Jones) is what stabbed the heart of Davy Jones and Bootstrap Bill’s knife (which Will promised to stab the heart to set Bootstrap free) was used to cut out Wills heart to be placed inside the chest. Clever writing for this film series.
They are using CGI in cartoony moments in the final fight from a movie with the darkest intro. It´s so unbalanced. And the color palate from beginning to end makes it so cold and boring...
This is the time when Disney was still dreaming and full of wonder before some idiots decided to Wake Disney up into the real world with less wonder in it
5:41 This is the only moment in the whole trilogy that Jack’s dumb drunk persona truly dropped. The moment he showed just how much he cared for Will, even if he didn’t realize it before this.
Yeah... from this scene till the last of this movie.. !! When he boards on the black pearl and Smith tells him to follow the old tradition of Pirates that is to flee the scene... he says "never actually been one for tradition" in a manner very different from that of Jack's character... that's where he drops that drunk fool looking kind of character... Loved it.
@@iambuhlockay8007I would maybe even add when he was in the lifeboat rowing away from the kracken but uses his compass and decides to go back to the Pearl. It’s clear from the look on his face he’s truly terrified and torn between running to live another day or going back to try and save his friends.
This is the captain jack sparrow we should have gotten in the latest movie. He isnt just lucky he has immense amount of inteligence and an asortment of tricks up his sleeve, he usually fucks around and makes fun of his enemies but here he went almost all out.
Yes I agree 100%, he may looks like a bumbling drunk but he always has a creative plan plus I think he and barbossa is the 2 best swordman in the series because it seems jack manage to beat jones in 1on1 fight if jones wasn't an immortal monster with a crab hand
He'd gotten slow and old in latest movie. Not to mention all the drama that he had to go through dealing with his abusive "wife" in his last 6-7 years.
I love everything about how Jack is portrayed in this scene. When he’s surrounded by Davy Jones crew he makes an epic getaway to face Jones 1 on 1, you get to see some empathy from him when he says “I can set you free mate”, he tricks Jones into showing him the key and beats him in a duel, the “Oi! My pistol!” line and him shooting the chest out of Jones hand is awesome, then he does some sick stunts and is ready to fight Jones again before remembering his sword broke so he picks up a log and fights him with that, then when Will is killed he gives up what he wanted so badly to save his friends life. Such a perfect scene.
I love that pistol scene but the gunsmith in me cringes so much. In good weather, smooth bore, round ball, your chance of hitting your tiny target in ideal conditions is less then 10%.... in that weather its probably less then 0.10%. Not to mention, flintlocks did not work well in rain. You have to have a tiny amount of powder in a tray where the flint sparks fly to which ignite the powder on the inside of the barrel.
@@TwerkuliesA man like Captain! Jack Sparrow probably learned how to protect the gunpowder from becoming wet, given his life span is longer than a hundred years
That part's good, but the bit before that is honestly funnier imo. Just the way that Jack and Jones are trying to circle around that anchor wheel before Jones stops and looks like he's thinking "wait, what the hell am I doing?" Before phasing through the wheel, like for a moment he genuinely forgot he could do that
I just love this movie. From the soundtrack, to the fight choreography, the well placed humour and the story, it's a rare occasion where you get films like these anymore.
Jack Sparrow was really clashing with the grim reaper on the mast of a ghost ship in the middle of a whirlpool during a hurricane. Greatest pirate doesn't even begin to describe it.
0:49 "i can set you free mate" Even with everything Jones did to him and put him through he's still willing to try to help him and set him free from the curse. Jack is the definition of a pirate with a heart.
@@fernanf.loonavilla1707 honestly I think he believed he deserved the curse a way, hence why despite that he seemed relieved to be reunited with calypso when he finally dies
@@fernanf.loonavilla1707 I don't think Jones became Captain of the Dutchman to avoid death. I think he did it because he wanted to be able to be with Calypso forever, and that was the method she provided. When she abandoned him, leaving him trapped in an immortality that was now meaningless and cursed to become a monster, and after that went on for centuries, I kind of think he did want to die. And where most people see a monster, Jack was insightful enough to see a tortured man, and so he was the only one to suggest Jones to just let him win. It didn't work, but it could have.
Nah jack is the definition of pirate WITHOUT a heart, he consistently break the rule and do whatever he wanted as cruel as barbossa and other pirate they always stick to the rule. also jack owed davy jones here, jones revived jack and black pearl from the bottom of the sea and let him be the captain of it for 13 years in exchange he will served under the dutchman for 100 years. When the 13 years passed instead of paying his debt to jones he killed him thats why jones said "you are a cruel man, jack sparrow"
The first 3 pirates of the carribean movies are legit my favorite trilogy of all time. This scene has to be one of the coolest action set pieces ive ever seen.
Also I love the way they portrayed Elizabeth Swann character. In the first movie she was so interested in pirates and then in the 3rd movie she becomes the King( or queen you can say) of the brethren court. All she wanted to do was know about pirates in the first and then went to being in charged of them in the 3rd.
It's a whole lot better character development from her damsel in distress persona in the first film into becoming a hardened pirate who had to trick her way to pirate King than the feminists of today just giving everything to a character and calling her a girl boss who needs no man.
In Greek legends, Calypso was a daughter of Atlas who was cursed by the gods to be stranded on an uncharted island. She was fated to find a handsome man washed ashore her island - someone she would fall in love with. But she could never convince them to stay and thus, would always suffer from a broken heart. Here, they reversed it - for whatever reason, Davy Jones, who loved Calypso, was always unable to be with her beloved, and in reversal of the island, it was instead he who could never set foot on land except once a decade.
@@noonespecial9704yes it was odysseus (Or more known as Ulysse), he stayed 7 years on her island though, that bastard had like 2 or 3 relations with deities on his way home to his wife lol
@@noonespecial9704 Werent there numerous heroes who ended up stranded on her island? Im pretty sure Heracles was one. But then again, there are just so many versions of every hero's journey that pretty much everyone has been everywhere
Good ol pirate accents are a mix of multiple countries ranging from good ol English to the deep parts of Scandanavia due to the diversity of ship crews not to mention accents they pick up along the voyage That "mercy" sounded French
I do love how this scene shows how damn good jacks skills are ....Hes known for never wanting to take a fight and always running away which is why the black pearl is such a great ship for him since its the fastest...How ever nobody ever talks about his fighting skills....He bests Davy jones in sword 1 v 1 combat ( until he snaps his sword with his claw) then proceeds to make a pistol shot while flying on a rope thru a god damn whirl pool and massive storm while both ships are stuck together about to sink.
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The filmmakers cared about lighting, interation with human characters, using physical props/references where they could, giving the effects people enough time to polish. Alot of the same reasons why Jurrassic Park (1993) looks better than any recent jurrassic world films.
It’s a combination of a huge budget and the incredible use of practical effects. For example they built a fully sized Flying Dutchmen which they used for the 2nd and 3rd films.
1:45 Love this Barbossa move. Troughout the movie, this crewman always kills his opponents by locking swords and biting their face. However, Barbossa is able to react to it by twisting the swords and cutting it's head.
I never got to experience this movie in Theaters, and i wish i did. The fun and the experience of watching this at home during Christmas time in 2007, with some pizza and root beer: humbling gratitude. ❤ Another one of my favorite movies of all time 🎬🎥🎞
Same! I never watched these films back when they first came out, but I wish I did! I watched them with my brother for the first time a year ago, and I seriously want to rewatch them now. It just sucks that the only way you can is through Disney Plus 🤮
CGI is great for movies... If its used reasonabily. If you cut time and budget and make 90% of the movie by computer, it looks like crap. Quality should be above quantity.
It’s amazing how well jack was able to hold his own, considering he’s considered the worst swordsman in the canon. While Elizabeth and Will were easily defeated
@user-jr3zr2mp9c On the screenwriters' commentry for the first movie they state as much. According to them, Will is the best swordsman in the film, followed by Barbossa and James Norrington, who are on equal grounds, and that Jack was the worst. It is inconsistent with what's actually portrayed on the screen though, since Jack clearly matches Barbossa in their duel at the end of the first film, and he is the only one who holds his own against Jones in this film (you could argue that he actually beats Jones since he disarms Jones, whereas Will and Elizabeth were beaten in seconds). Norrington is the only one who has actually beaten Jack in a duel (he disarms him in the three-way duel in the second film), but you could argue that Jack wasn't actually interested in the duel itself as his focus was on obtaining the key to the Dead Man's Chest, whereas Norrington was genuinely trying to kill Jack.
@@kingofthering3343they probably meant it more from a technical or skill related sense of being better. We know Barbosa is extremely good with the sword, same with will and norrington who both practice a ton, while Jack isn't quite as good on a technical level but covers for it by using his brain in combat to pull of tricks or confuse his enemy. The only fight it seems he took completely seriously was his duel with Jones, where he showed that perfectly, using everything he had to his advantage. Against Barbosa jack was smart enough to be cursed before starting the duel, and his win condition wasn't to beat Barbosa in a duel, but for will to get the treasure to the chest and break the curse, meaning he had no reason to fight seriously. In dmc, he never really took the 3-way duel seriously because he doesn't really care who gets the chest, as if will gets it so what, and if norrington gets it both him and will will probably stop him before anything happens.
Jack's powers of balance are unbelievable. Gets zipped up to a mast and, in the wind, rain on a moving ship, at at angle, managed to stay on it. Amazing.
I always liked the end scene. Jack always portrayed himself as selfish, narcissistic, and arrogant, but when Davy Jones stabbed Will, the look of horror he has. Despite all the times they were at odds with each other, Will was his friend, he cared about him, and it scared to see him dying. And in the end, he chose to give up the immortality he so desperately he wanted to save his friend.
1:10 Honestly, everything about that sequence. The camera direction, the music, the editing, the coreography, the special effects, the sound design, the transitions. This is Disney at it's peak, and still is by far their best Action film.
I remember every scene of these movies. Johnny made it so believable jack was scarred of jones but also confident in his skills at the same time, i mean when you view it from that point, jack bodied him in their duel
"A lost bird that never learned to fly" "My great regret." MIGRATE REGRET did he just make the sneakiest, cheekiest pun in the history of mankind or was that just a coincidence?
i thought bro was just lost af until i realized thats the sword that will forged at the beginning of the movies, the one that has been constantly admired and complimented for its beauty, that jones had been using until jack knocked it out of his hands earlier in their fight above. guy mustve just picked it up and was admiring it until davy jones dropped down and shanked him lol
These movies (meaning the first three) were amazing. I loved seeing them as a child and I love watching them to this day. When I look around me these days I realise I never should’ve taken such good filmmaking for granted.
Let's be honest, while build up to Endgame was great, final battle setting was extremely underwhelming. Here? Fighting on top of the mast of the ship in the middle of Maelstrom during thunderstorm? Setting alone elevates scene to 10/10.
@@simpleneeds2582 Honestly I didn't mind that particular part that much. It was cringe, but also so corny and cute that I overlook it given more significant issues. Such as setting (boring pile of rubble), basic two sides running at each other and punching contest, or Private Marvel single highhandedly turning the tide.
@@ReichLifeI’ve never watched an mcu movie like ever (unless it’s dead pool which I’m not even sure is in the mcu) so I have no idea what you both are even talking about
Of course because he had him cornered but then he caught Jack in a loop stabbing Will putting Jack in a spot If only Jack stabbed his heart before Davy got Will then Will would have been freed
It's an outstanding performance by those actors... Truly a masterpiece movie... But the character jack Sparrow he is a show stopper in this franchisee.... I don't remember how many times have seen this movie and this particular seen OMG truly magnificent screenplay and direction....
Man this trilogy is so underrated. Phenomenal movies, acting, story, CGI, everything was spot on. TAKE ME BACK. Growing up watching this, LOTR, Starwars, Harry Potter, and some others is just an amazing childhood.
Sad Watching this knowing we will never see jack sparrow like this again. He's almost a broken man in 4 and 5. Not the same jack as he was in the first 3 films.
Id say he's not that broken in 4, he does act like the Sparrow from pirates 1 2 and 3, but he is different. A little more cold at the end maybe but hey it's not like Angela was going to die or anything from old age. Maybe starvation.
the last 2 pirate movies were so shit because this final battle scene was so fucking epic. the fighting, the score, the imagery. The moment the whirlpool starts until they both destroy the interceptor. I couldn't keep my eyes off the movie.
The last two movies were made for younger audiences that's why, notice how they change the grim dark and grey cinematography to colourful youthful theme, that alone changes everything about the 'Pirate of Carribbean'. I tried editing 'The lost tides' by changing the colorful youthful theme back to dark and grey filters and it's night and day.
Over 15 years later and the cgi is absolutely amazing, no, is not that it looks good for a 2007 movie, the cgi is absolutely amazing even in the current year.
You can see Jack was shocked when Jones stabbed Will and the reason why he hesitates to stab the heart is because if he did Will would have died completely