First Time Watching Pirates of The Caribbean: The Curse of The Black Pearl And It was INSANELY Fun! 

Definitely. If I had to choose, I'd say the third movie is my favorite, but only because the first two movies make it extra rewarding to watch!

Yes please

First one is Best but second is pretty damn good too.

Yess do all of them argh🦜🏴‍☠️

Yes

You can't real steal a show if you're the character the show is based on...

​@@donnieboughton1730actually he was originally meant to be a side character, will was the main character, but Johnny portrayal really stole the shaw , he became the main character

@@spunkymaniac9312 actually that doesn't matter... Since the whole franchise was built around Jack...

@@spunkymaniac9312 and he was also the main character in the first movie and the Disney park attraction that the movies were based on... So there's that...

CAPTAIN

Don't underestimate the hangover. Imagine what a headache he had at that moment. And she burned all the medicines.)) Of course he was mad at her for that.

@@user-fx7ox3jq6m She couldn't save Jack even 1 bottle for a little hair of the dog. Lmfao.

Giving rise to the best question ever asked.

Thats always been one of the best things to me, 10 years he carried that one bullet waiting for his chance at revenge and then Elizabeth burned the rum and he damn near shot her for it😂

Relatable

Interstellar did it, too, as it was based on the ride Space Mountain.

I used to read the Jack Sparrow books that came out before the ride😊

It's definitely the most clever, well thought out, well written live action Disney movie ever made. Honestly, on a rewatch, it's amazing how every single line and moment foreshadows something that's going to happen, or just has extreme meaning to it. And I know other movies and shows do the same thing, but this is a Disney movie based on a theme park ride lol.

@@READY_OR_NOT crazy how even theme park rides from the future can inspire people to write 🤯

@@READY_OR_NOT it was the opposite tho, as far as i know, the ride was first, then everything else

The first one is a classic, but tbh the decline already starts with 2. Its a bit like with the Matrix movies. Part 2 is still very good and has some very interesting ideas, but part 3 takes things in a very odd direction and many characters act weird to fit the convoluted plot. 2 and 3 are still good movies, but I think they ruined Elizabeth and Will and there are too many plotlines so many of them feel rushed and confusing. 4 and 5 are cheap cashgrabs.

They aged like fine rum

@@andreashansen5313 But why’s the rum gone?

Me too.

@@mrmiesfies3941 tbh i liked every one even the supposedly bad ones

Quickly followed by "So what now, Jack Sparrow? Are we to be two immortals locked in an epic battle until Judgment Day and trumpets sound?"

​@@wristcontr0l Both those lines were so damn cold.

Johnny Depp don't play captain Jack sparrow, he IS captain Jack sparrow. Anyone else play him I won't even watch the movie, whats the point?🤣

@@elite_rock_god2292 I'm right there with you. I fell in love with Pirates Of The Caribbean because of Cap'n Jack. His antics and the camaraderie with Will and Elizabeth was absolutely comical.

jhonny used to improvise so many elements of the character he pretty much made him what he is. when the directors tried to dial is back, he apparently told them "trust me or fire me"

It didn't work out so well when they tried it with Tomorrowland though.

@@TheHighSorcerer ...or Haunted Mansion or...

@@arandomnamegoeshereI liked Jungle Cruise quite a bit

@@razorback6111 Ick, this one was horrid :P

@@razorback6111 IMHO it was fun but it wasn't good. But to each their own.

CAPTAIN

What? She literally says during the commentary with Jack Davenport that she celebrated her 19th birthday on set… so no she was not 16-17 when filming this. She was more that age while filming as Natalie Portmans double Sabe in the phantom menace

​@@DarthSherm94 She was 17 during the first one, turning 18 towards the end of shooting. The shooting started in october 2002. Just wanted to check too

@@anm8001 she literally says 19 during the commentary for the movie that she was turning 19

@@DarthSherm94 Like I said, did some fact checking. Keira was born on 26th of march 1985. The curse of the black pearl was released in august 2003. At the release time she would be 18. Now considering the shooting started in october of 2002 that would place her at 17 years old

It's amazing how much replay value this movie has, in particular. It's such a well written, witty, smart movie hidden behind a veil of fun. But the more you go back and watch, the more you realize that every single line has meaning, or foreshadows a future event.

CAPTAIN

There are a lot of words that one could use to describe Captain Jack Sparrow, but “dapper” and “gentleman” are not two of them (and certainly not adjacent to each other).

its true i just say what comes to my mind in that moment XD most of which shows my low IQ for the interwebs forever and you know what, im ok with that.

@@ANGELINAA He is snazzy ;) and you are a smartie who we love and appreciate

@@ANGELINAA I love it, never change

Barbosa's last words I've always thought were a missed opportunity. For my money, he should have started to say, "I feel..." with the idea that he was about to describe some sensation, but then died before finishing the sentence: we'd never know what exactly he felt in his last moment. Or- it could have been interpreted as a finished sentence in itself: "I feel." To feel anything at all, simply "to feel" could have been a thought. That ambiguity- I think- would have been an even more epic parting line. More enigmatic. More open to interpretation. Finishing the thought with "...cold" I believe was not as good as it could have been. Obviously, for someone who had not felt *anything* for years, feeling any sort of sensation at all was welcome- the fact that "cold" was all he got to experience- not warm, not hungry, not full, not anything but "cold." There's a poetic justice for that cold-hearted pirate. . But I still like my version better. "I feel.." . Others may agree or disagree. . Jack's "...horizon" line is fantastic; doesn't get any better than that! So many great lines in this film, super well-written!

@@TSIRKLAND But feeling "cold" can also mean so many things, not just the physical sensation of lacking warmth and needing a jacket. Like when you're so disappointed/afraid/angry/etc that 'your blood runs cold.' Or cold as in lonely- missing 'the warmth of [another's] flesh'- because of all the backstabbing he did. Besides that, the little hesitation before he says "cold" shows that he's feeling so many more sensations/emotions too. It's just that cold is the predominant one.

@@revangerang Very true!

...And then Disney corp fired a cannon at it 4 movies later because of some tart from texas.

@@xyreniaofcthrayn1195 To be fair, Johnny did say he would never work with Disney again after Pirates 5.

I didn’t even know there was a fifth movie.

@@bhelliom3Honestly, wouldn’t even bother with the fifth movie.

@@julianjaynes67 i haven't cared since the third one

​@@bhelliom3 well, the fourth one is pretty decent. Definitely a step down from the OG Trilogy, but significantly better than the dumpster fire of a 5th film.

I honestly think the 4th film is far worse than the 5th. Yes the 5th film changed a lot of lore and stuff, but the 4th also felt very less pirates of the Caribbean without Will and Elizabeth. Also, the whole plot of the fountain of youth was made WAAAAAY too complicated than it needed to be. At least the fifth was somewhat easy.

which, while understandable, they shouldn't've; he's far more effective as an unpredictable and mysterious but vital side character than as a main attraction

Eh, I think he definitely works in DMC and AWE, where pretty much everyone is a primary character with their own goals and motivations. It falls apart when he becomes the ONLY primary character, in OST and DMTNT.

The Dread Pirate Roberts himself?? Cary Elwes dusting off his fencing skills again? That might have been interesting! Learning about the casting process for films is always so interesting. Naturally, the cast plays SUCH an important part in the tenor and character of a film. The right or wrong people in a role, the chemistry between cast members, whatever an actor can bring to a role. Sometimes you hear about who was considered, and knowing their other work, say "Huh; I could see that," or "Well it would have been very different, but I could see how the character might have played to that other actor's strengths," or "Jeez, I'm sure glad none of those happened, because they found THE right people for these roles, and I literally cannot picture ANYONE else playing them!" Any of the outright comedians- Williams, Martin, Carrey- would have made Captain Jack a very different character, and the film a very different film! The older actors- Ford, DeNiro, Walken, etc- would have brought a very different feel: a more world-weary type of pirate. The more action types- Jackman, McConaughey, etc- would have made Sparrow the center of attention all the time: the big action hero. Johnny Depp was young enough at the time to flirt with Elizabeth without it being completely creepsville, but also be too old, really, so we would never ship them seriously. And his style of character-acting allowed others to shine around him, as he did his own thing. He stole every scene of course, but was also generous to NOT steal every scene. If you get what I mean. (I kind of feel that the other movies suffered from either too much or too little Jack Sparrow; this first film got the balance exactly right. I still like all of the other movies (even the ones some people don't), but the producers either tried too hard to cash in on Depp's popularity in the role, or shied away too much and lost out on what he brought to the franchise. Finding that balance is difficult; they got it perfect this first time, and struggled to re-capture that lightning again. IMHO.) The Will Turners and Elizabeth Swans I don't have many strong opinions about, other than I am SO glad they chose who they did. Bloom and Knightley had fantastic chemistry together; they both acted the hell out of their roles individually and together; they looked great together; they were young enough (or youthful-looking enough; Bloom was eight years older than Knightley) to have that sense of optimism and bravado and hope- but they also both had a maturity and core of character that showed through.

@@TSIRKLAND Wow, you expressed everything I was thinking way better than I could have. I would love to dimension-hop over for the opportunity to see those other hypothetical versions of the film, but nothing could beat the one we got!!

Nope time bandits is better

Yes, I totally agree with @martinbraun1211 - but please skip TOS and start directly with TNG.

So trueeeee. I think what really sets Norrington apart is that he truly loves Elizabeth and gives her his blessing to be happy with the one she loves. That and you can see how worried he is about her while still sticking to his morals earlier in the film. That and he can actually admit when he's been beaten, like the "so it would seem" line. He's not self-righteous, just a good person trying to do good in the way he thinks is right.