*PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN* is better than I remember! 

The correct way to pronounce the word Caribbean is "Caribbean." Hope this helps!

Fun fact: Kiera Knightly was 17 during filming so they needed parental consent *_and presence_* during her kiss with Orlando Bloom. So during that scene, her parents are sitting just offscreen _watching_

Actress Keira Knightley, said in an interview, that Jack Sparrow was written as a straight or non-comedic character. She said that everything about him was all Johnny Depp's doing, even director Gore Verbinski was stunned most days.

The commodore was actually a pretty good guy throughout the series. He wasn't unfair and was simply doing his job. He let Elizabeth go instead of forcing her into a loveless relationship. He was a solid Royal Navy officer simply enforcing the law in a pretty lawless area of the world.

"You'd best start believin' in ghost stories Miss Turner. You're in one!" - My favourite line in the entire film.

34:06 This moment is actually genius and shows Jack's. Jack would have been able to realize that Elizabeth tripped and fell from that very spot, so instead of diving, his best chance of not hitting rocks would be to fall just like she did.

If you didn’t notice, when the wind changes when the pendant first touches the water the clouds form a hand reaching for land.

Barbossa’s dialogue is written so well. Actually, if you’re going to do the first 3 of these, Davy Jones also has some amazingly delivered, and we’ll written, lines.

One of the most horrifying thoughts I had several years ago is realizing why the cursed pirates were hoping they could spare Elizabeth, but weren't willing to even try to spare Will. If you remember, they had talked earlier about the things they were no longer able to enjoy....

She definitely needs to complete the og pirates trilogy the next two are really good

The sword fighting in this movie was choreographed by Bob Anderson. Bob Anderson was the stunt performer in the Darth Vader suit during the lightsaber duel in The Empire Strikes Back, he did the fight choreography for the Errol Flynn Adventures of Robin Hood, he did the Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Zorro, he did the Antonio Banderas Zorro, he did The Lord of the Rings; the dude was a legend. He was also a member of the English Olympic Fencing team.

If I remember correctly, I think one of the main reasons why Geoffrey Rush even agreed to doing the movie is because he loved the idea of being a pirate. So much so, there are moments in the franchise where you can really tell he was having a ton of fun playing Barbossa.

Pirates is one of those "perfect" movies where every element of the film (the actors, the costumes, the visual effects, the action, the stunt work, the plot, the pacing, the editing, the music, the sound work, the actual cinematography) worked absolutely flawlessly together to make the best possible version of itself. The sequels chased that dragon ever since.

I think my favorite line from this whole film, is when Jack is on the gallows, and they're reading out his looooong list of crimes. You hear the guy say something like 'Impersonating a member of church" and Jack's expression is one of genuine confusion at hearing that. Then the memory dawns on him and he smiles and says "hehehe....awh yeaah" I just found that so good. That he's done so many things he just honestly forgot like half of them, and was surprised by some of the things he did "in his youth" 🤣

I will never forget this movie experience back in the day. The theatre was packed to the last seat and the reception to the movie was a riot. I must have missed near half of the dialogue because of the noise of everybody laughing their asses off. It was the hayday of blockbuster movies. It was though to get a ticket but the experience was something else. The theatres today feel abandoned by comparison.

The first 3 movies are just gems❤🔥. Also Jack has one of the best character intros ever!🤣

This series is still one of my favorite movie series, it never gets old and Johny Depp is perfection in this role. 🥰

Rush's Barbossa is a callback to the pirates of previous decades, the one true Pirate Movie" pirate in the film. Johnny's choices were fantastic and untouchable. Yeah, the CGI still holds up, though I agree it might look even slightly better now. But the CGI in the next one is even more realistic than today's CGI and it can't be touched. I saw it in the theaters and, as someone who sews costumes, I would have SWORN that Davy Jones's outfit was practical and only his hands and face were CG.

I'm glad that you acknowledged Geoffrey Rush's portrayal. Yes, Depp's Jack Sparrow is iconic, but Barbossa is his best adversary, and you do feel a little sympathy for him -- he didn't get to eat his apple at the end 😢

Corsets are only painful if worn incorrectly, which Elizabeth wouldn't have known because its new fashion for her. I hear corsets are very comfortable when worn properly, especially in the boobage area

This trilogy as a whole really is under-rated - the writing is tight, the acting superb and the music is fantastic. Set design, cinematography, costumes - check, check, check. The second and third are even substantially better than the first, building on the mythology and expanding the story in natural, organic ways with an incredibly satisfying (is somewhat bittersweet) conclusion. It's a shame the follow-up films were so lackluster but the trilogy stands tall and ages very well.

You should complete the trilogy. Pirates 1-3 is connected as one story and a lot of fun.

Natalie: "A fun, nostalgic movie". Me: *Feels old*.

Nat, I’ve been watching your videos for about a year now and this is (by far), the most fun I can remember you ever having. It made the video so enjoyable to see you enjoying yourself. I hope you do the next 2 movies at least. “Drink up me harties, yo ho!”😁

“Caribbean” is definitely the correct way to say it

Actually I am LIVING for this whole reaction, it was so fun to watch this 🤗

As a half Trinidadian British person, every single person I know who’s of “Caribbean” descent says carra-be-an not cuh-rib-e-an. The latter is something I’ve only heard from Americans. Besides I don’t know anyone who actually refers to themselves or the islands as Caribbean, they all say West Indian or West Indies. Caribbean tends to be reserved for food. That’s just my experience with friends and family. The only island I’ve been to is Trini too. So it’s a small sample size, but I’ve genuinely never heard anyone but non-West Indians say Caribbean.

I read somewhere that Gore Vorbinski (The director of Pirates) was one of the names in mind to direct the star wars sequels. It's such a shame that we never got the fun adventure that they could of been.

I truly wish I had someone as entertaining as you to watch movies with! Your first time reviews are so fun to watch

the most unbelievable part of this movie is how will and jack managed to pull down the small canoe to the bottom to get air, that is some strength right there lol

Eyyy this is gonna be fun! Glad you’re reacting to this one! Though I love this movie, I have to say: It’s just a shame that Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World had to come out the same year, just a few months later. It’s an extremely underappreciated masterpiece! I don’t think enough people went to see it because both movies feature sailing ships. If you could please react to Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World sometime, I’d love to hear your thoughts on it. Thanks and enjoy!

In the film, Will and Elizabeth are 20 (around 12 in the opening), Jack is somewhere in his 20s/30s, Norrington is 28 (20 in the opening) and who knows how old the dog is.

This movie is SO FUN! So many great and creative action set pieces. The performances from the whole cast elevates this movie even more. I'm glad Natalie enjoyed this as much as I do when I rewatch it.

I feel like not enough people talk about Jack at the end of the movie. Like he knew exactly what he was doing. Deliberately going to the same exact spot Elizabeth fell, falling off in a similar way trying to mimic most of how it was done because he KNEW someone could survive that fall in the way she did.

Jack's sinking ship, and the tripping at the end is so funny

The Skelton transformation threw a monkey wrench for those working on Lord of the Rings. For Return of the King, they thought of doing something identical to it for the Army of the Dead until Pirates came out. They had to rework it and find a different solution

Aw, this’ll be fun! Still hope you react to The Mummy and The Mummy Returns sometime!!

Your natural curls are beautiful, but i just wanted to say you look amazing with your hair this way!

that first initial sequence of you absolutely losing it over Orlando Bloom was the most relatable content i've seen in my life

An absolutely legendary film. The beginning of one of my favorite trilogies ever! They really don't make movies like these anymore. Such a unique feel and energy, and gosh, Johnny Depp nailed it but also the music. THAT. SCORE. IS. UNMATCHED. Keep being awesome Nat! 🙌🏻😊 EDIT: that stay golden sign looks awesome, love it!

Such a great movie. I feel compelled to call it out on one thing though. The corset thing. It’s done for laughs I know, but I blame this movie and Titanic for starting the wildly inaccurate depictions of corsets in modern films. I’m not the worlds leading expert, but I do have a history background and a keen interest in historical dress. A. In this time period she wouldn’t even be wearing what most people think of as a corset. That came later in the Victorian era. She would be wearing stays. They are similar, but not the same thing. B. Yes waist training and tight-lacing were real things, but they were practiced by a small group of women trying to achieve an extreme. C. Stays were sort of for silhouette, but they were mostly just to hold your boobs in place. D. If a women then or now can’t breath in stays or a corset, or is otherwise woefully uncomfortable… it hasn’t been fitted correctly and/or she’s wearing it wrong.

I'm loving your hair it's truly ✨GIVING ✨

I love how real everything feels, compared to the fifth movie, for example. The sea, the ships, it's fun you don't get to see very often.

The choreographer for the sword fight in the blacksmith's is the same guy who choreographed the sword fight in Princess Bride (Bob Anderson).

Before Johnny Depp was cast as Jack Sparrow, Harrison Ford, Jim Carrey, Michael Keaton, Robin Williams, Christopher Walken, Matthew McConaughey, and Robert DeNiro were almost cast. Tobey McGuire, Christopher Masterson, Christian Bale and Ben Peyton were considered for Will Turner. Amanda Bynes, Jamie Alexander and Jessica Alba were considered for Elizabeth. Steven Spielberg was almost picked to direct the film but was too busy working on Minority Report and Catch Me If You Can, both released in 2002.

"I'm so jealous - I mean I'm happily taken - JACK" what a rollercoaster lmaooo same tho

Trivia time! "Pirate speak" is just an English West Country accent. In the Disney film adaptation of "Treasure Island", Robert Newton played Long John Silver and decided to use his native accent. And now all pirates talk like they're from Dorchester. :D

lol, the quarter profile look at the very start, facing up and to the right with the light on your face was a crazy good frame. The things you focus on as an art student

Hope you also react to Pirates 2 and 3. The first 3 Pirates movies tell one big overarching story with a beginning, middle and end. Pirates 4 and 5 are standalone stories starring Jack Sparrow and they're nowhere as good as the OG trilogy, imo.

Fun fact: In the sword battle scene between Will and Capt. Sparrow, you see Orlandos Elven tattoo that says ''Nine'' from when he did LoTR on his wrist

This movie is close to perfect. I will happily watch it through any time it is on. Same cannot be said for any one of the sequels.

Your hair game is ON POINT today!!! Looks awesome!

Take a moment to hoist a glass of rum for Robert Newton, who established most of the pirate mannerisms and speech idiosyncrasies (Arrr!) when he played Long John Silver in Disney's *Treasure Island.* He also played Blackbeard.

Love the way the camera looks! LOVE the hair! LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE the sign!

I usually say it ka-ri-BEE-yan like they do in the movie, but if I think about it too hard I start singing Kermit the Frog's "Caribbean Amphibian" song in my head, which uses the ka-RIB-bi-yan pronunciation. And then I get confused.

Easily one of my favorite lines in all cinema history is in this movie: "You better start believing in ghost stories, miss Turner. You're in one!" It's just epic.

With all respect to the remaining cast, this would have been just an average run-of-the-mill pirate adventure movie without Johnny Depp. Like him or not, can't deny his talent. I seem to remember he took his inspiration for his mannerisms and some speech patterns from the Rolling Stone's legendary guitarist Keith Richards. It worked beautifully.

Something I can't stand - or understand - is that they deleted the scenes that speak most about the characters: Right before Jack's triunphant entrance, there's one where the Governor says they owe the streets welfare to Norrington, at the same time they pass by the poor eating dirt. When Elizabeth learns the truth about Jack's escape, she asks him if any of the stories about him are true, and he shows her multiple scars and wounds in his body. "Truth? No truth at all." And after she agrees to marry Norrington to save Will's life, she accuses Jack of not telling Norrington about the curse. "Neither did you." And then there's the ones from Dead Man's Chest, which are such a crime to have deleted. The Liar's Dice scene actually has a first game where Will wins and sets his father free - the dialogue exchange there is Oscar-worthy. But that's why it's so frustrating that Davy Jones sentenced him again to the Dutchman. Then Will demands for the actual game seen in the movie. Jones says, "You can't best the Devil twice." "Then why are you walking away?" Glad to see the PotC fandom prevails, Nat! Looking foward to see your react to the next films (at least the original trilogy).

I love how you are so excited and into this movie even though you saw it once before. You Channel is so awesome.

Love the sign! It’s so sweet of Tyler to get it for you!

Please watch STAR TREK! 🖖

I generally don't care that much about decor and stuff like that, but even I'll admit that's a pretty cool sign. It actually means something to you and your channel, which I think is when I start liking stuff like that.

my favorite pirates of the caribean movie is one that came out this year, it is called Jack Sparrow vs the Seabitch" it has a great casting of both heroes and vilains, some fun characters, jack sparrow told some of his best jokes in that one, and it have a great female co-star briliantly performed by the amazing Camile Vasquez. and i love the end where the seabitch is defeted alongside with her minions and everything is fine at the end.

yes yes! watch the whole trilogy!! It was great seeing you get so happy watching this. You will need a joyful film series to watch while enduring the terror of Stranger Things :)

Your reactions are no joke the best on RU-vid. You need a sitcom of your own. Seriously!!!

Yeah!! You should see the next ones

She said “how quickly the turn tables!” Gorgeous AND hilarious. I need to see more of your reactions, you’re super funny. Brand new subber right here!

You look great with curly hair but you look FANTASTIC with long flowing silky smooth hair!

Almost 20 years old.. there is a larger time gap for kids watching this movie now than there was when I first watched The Labyrinth. And I thought that movie was old back then, I can’t imagine thinking this movie is old

I’m a binge watcher so I come and go, waiting for more videos and stuff. Geoffrey Rush is such a good actor. King’s Speech is kind of slow and I’ve been told it’s boring but I love it. And one that absolutely tore my heart out was The Book Thief. Omg. The Book Thief hurt me physically, emotionally, spiritually. All the ways. It caused pain. But it’s such a beautiful movie as well. Idk if it’s something you’d wanna watch tbh. I guess look into it (if you end up seeing this extremely late comment).

I’m so glad to see you tackle this, I hope you do the whole series because I love these movies!

OH MY GOSH NAT YOUR HAIR 🤩😍🤩😍🤩

Yes! Please finish the series! The original trilogy is so good! I love watching these movies, some of my all time favorites! I too was very young when this movie came out, about 7, so it also makes me feel old realizing it'll be 20 years next year!

A deleted scene in the later movies explains that Jack was branded a pirate for being a decent person and liberating a specific cargo from the East India Trading Company.

i live in south florida. i say Ca-ri-bi-an with anything modern like islander culture, cruise lines, tracking storms etc. and Ca-ra-be-an for anything old timey like pirates, Columbus, anything history

0:27 Love the sign, and your hair is especially lovely!

Fun fact this movie was actually after Orlando Bloom starred in Lord of the Rings he has the tattoo for the fellowship. I'm glad you're enjoying the Pirates of the Caribbean.

This is a near perfect matiné movie. The spiritual successor of Errol Flynn movies updated for a modern audience. This was director Gore Verbinski's first action movie and he directed the first 3 of them displaying a fantastic talent for action direction. The Pirates films are a master class in how to do action scenes. They grow bigger and bigger for each of the three films but they are never hard to follow even with loads of different characters and massive action scenes around them. Directors like Roland Emmerich could learn a lot from these films - I detest the way he always has so much things flying around the screen that it's nearly impossible to understand what is happening.

Yep I'm with you with the Orlando Bloom thing, he is just so breathtaking. Btw LOVING the new hairstyle

OH MY GOSH! I did not know where that intro was going but that stay golden sign is GORGEOUS!! AH! It’s so cute!

Funny enough, I myself got nostalgic for the og pirates trilogy just recently and decided to watch it with a friend from high school who'd never seen them past the first one before.

I still remember when this movie first came out and I was like...a movie based on a theme park ride? No way this is going to work! But, it worked!!!

Love the neon sign looks great

Reminds me of the more underrated TV Series - Black Sails; that paints a more realistic picture of piracy. Disney makes the bad look good for profit in so much ways than we can actually admit to.

your hair looks so good!!

The sign reminds me of The Outsiders, something they say in the book. If you haven't read it, it's worth checking out. And there's a movie.

Please watch the next two movies, they're so good!

Love the sign, love your hair!

This is the best movie of the franchise and always worth a rewatch. I like your new sign, and your new hairdo looks nice.

14:20 it realy is.... barbosa is my favorite character of the franchise, so much that i, as a kid, started eating green apples because of him

1:04 From what I've heard a lot of people pronounce the Caribbean, the actual place, with the stress on the 2nd syllable: ca-RI-bbean / oXoo But then, basically everyone pronounces the movie title with the stress on the 3rd syllable: cari-BBE-an / ooXo Personally I think it changes because the title is so long it has it's own verse metre (poetic rhythm/melody) and forms one coherent line. A Trochee has a stress on every other syllable, starting with the first one (Xo): "Pirates of the Caribbean" / Xo Xo XoXo

I saw this so many times when it came out, i typed up the script from memory when i was 14, in 2004. I watched it through after i bought it to check my work, and i only missed a few words and lines. 🤣🤣🤣 I rewatched it with my BF recently. I told him I'd probably recite the whole movie, if he dared to put it on. He said that's exactly what he wanted, and i still remembered the whole thing. 🤣🤣 I've always been able to recite all of Jack's lines when the opportune moment arises, but my favorite part was revisiting Barbosa's monologues. They're so underrated. They were all still there in my brain, gathering dust.

Definitely should watch the next two as well. ^^ Good stuff!

"I can't stand rum" ... one question I have to go with that is "what kind of rum have you tried?" Because if it is stuff like Captain Morgan or Malibu, it isn't necessarily a proper reflection of what rum is like across the board. I need to explore more into different kinds of rum, myself.

Wow your hair's looking so good!

Beautiful as always and a love your hair! 😍 Good camera quality. 😊

The ride has been at Disneyland since it opened in the 50s, the movies were way late but worth the wait!, at Disneyland they pronounce it ,care a beian

I love all five of the pirate movies, they are alot better than what people give them credit for.

"It's so funny, because if Jack wasn't involved in this story, to create tension [etc.] Will could just help them out right now, and lift the curse, and all would be good..." -- yeesh, Nat. They'd be stuck in a cave full of PIRATES!

I think the 2nd one is made specifically for children because (while there are definitely aspects to have fun with and love) I remember not enjoying it even half as much as this beauty of a film. I do echo the sentiments of everyone in the comments section though when I say the 3rd one is a blast and lifts the 2nd one up because it completes a trilogy. I don't expect you to watch the 4th one here on the channel but if you ever get the chance to watch the 5th either by yourself or with your bf, it's actually VERY good