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- With Birds of Prey Harley Quinn failing at being an impostor Jack Sparrow, let's travel back in time to take a look at the real Captain Jack Sparrow, this time in the trilogy conclusion, At World's End. While this movie might not be the most flawless movie overall, when it comes to the maelstrom ship battle action sequence at the very end with the Black Pearl going against the Flying Dutchman and Davy Jones, it does shine bright. Not only is it a great action set-piece, it's one of the greatest action set-pieces of all time. In today's Film Perfection, let's see what narrative elements it uses to make that happen. For a brief moment, let's return to a better time when Johnny Depp was still Captain Jack Sparrow and things were great. Here's hoping for one more, Pirates of the Caribbean 6 with him.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007)
Director Gore Verbinski and the crew set sail once again for this, the third chapter in the swashbuckling Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) is hopelessly trapped in Davy Jones' locker after a harrowing encounter with the dreaded Kracken, and now Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) must align themselves with the nefarious Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) if they hold out any hope of saving their old friend from a fate worse than death. The East India Birds of Prey everything wrong with cinemasins honest trailer birds of prey harley quinn birds of prey the impostor deadpool jack sparrow pirates of the caribbean at world's end maelstrom battle fight full clip hd 4k watch full movie online free dead men tell no tales the impostor jack sparrow Charlie's Angels How gender obsession can ruin a film men in black international how to build a toxic hero Dead Man's Chest how to build the perfect plotTrading Company and its fearsome leader, Lord Cutler Beckett (Tom Hollander), have taken control of the ghostly Flying Dutchman and its captain, Davy Jones (Bill Nighy), and now the baleful Admiral Norrington (Jack Davenport) has taken the helm in a relentless bid to destroy every pirate ship in his path and bring the Age of Piracy to a violent close. Meanwhile, Will, Elizabeth, and Captain Barbossa navigate treacherous waters and face bitter betrayal as they set sail to gather the only army that can stand up to Beckett -- The Nine Lords of the Brethren Court. But Captain Jack Sparrow is one of the lords, and as long as he's stuck in Davy Jones' locker, Beckett and his nefarious armada are sure to emerge victorious. There's still hope, however, if the heroic team that includes Tia Dalma (Naomie Harris), Pintel (Lee Arenberg), and Ragetti (Mackenzie Crook) can reach exotic Singapore and convince vulpine pirate Sao Feng (Chow Yun-Fat) to provide them with charts and a ship. But even the powerful Brethren Court may need a bit of help from volatile sea goddess Calypso in order to weather the coming storm. With the entire future of the pirate way at stake, everyone will be forced to choose sides while drifting precariously to the edge of the earth for one final, spectacular battle.
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Avengers: Endgame (2019)
After the events of Infinity War leaves half of the universe in ruins, the remaining Avengers must work together to recruit old and new allies, and muster all of their remaining strength and resources to defeat the mad titan Thanos and bring their friends back from the brink of oblivion. Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo and stars an ensemble cast that includes Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans and major stars from previous Marvel films.
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Birds of Prey (2020)
Director Cathy Yan’s superhero action-drama is a spin-off of 2016’s “Suicide Squad”. It stars Margot Robbie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Ewan McGregor. After deciding to operate independently of the Joker, Harley Quinn (Robbie) teams up with Black Canary, Helena Bertinelli, and Renee Montoya to save a young girl from a contract killing that has been initiated by a brutal and narcissistic Gotham City crime lord (McGregor). - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Can we talk about how great a villain Davy Jones is?
His motivation is as understandable as you get: The guy just wants to live.
I love how everyone has their own motivations to get the heart and Davy Jones is just like “No you can’t stab it, it’s my fucking heart!”
@@justadummy8076 Honestly, Jack made a deal with him. Jones was so mad at Jack when in return, Jack kidnapped his heart.
It also helps that his visual effects are flawless, and Bill Nighy’s performance is absolutely legendary. Hands down one of the best and most underrated villains of the 21st century so far.
Megashark 101 will go down, or should go down, as one of the greatest antagonists of this century. Every scene he’s in is a masterpiece. They won’t make movies like this ever again
Last Christmas Davy Jones gave Jack his heart. But Jack then threw it away and that broke D.J heart so much.
Davy Jones: "You can do nothing without the key!"
Jack: "I already have the key."
Davy Jones: "No ya don't." *shows key*
Jack: "Congratulations: you played yourself."
davy jones: *surprised pikachu*
It’s funny because Will used the same trick in “dead mans chest”
@@ScylaAnfingrim Hey look, another example of payoff from a previous sequence! Nice job!
Justin Alicea well shit
I lost it when he spliced in Chappelle's 'gotcha bitch' on this. 🤣
Also Will is stabbed with the same sword he made himself for the commander.
Commodore
And after it was used by the Commodore to stab Jones earlier in the film.
Holy shit your right
Oh wow I didn't get that
Never noticed that!
I think the cgi specially of Davy Jones is compared to the current movies still a masterpiece and absolutely stunning
Thanos CGI is absolutly brilliant
but when you look at almost every other CGI Bad Guy it is kind of embarissing that a movie from 2007 has more quality CGI than most blockbusters today
I mean look at Steppenwolf, Cheetah, Apocalypse, Salazar, Spider-IT, The Unchaintress, Doomsday, Dr.Doom and many more
@@ac14cmpunk25, Alocalypse’s CGI isn’t that bad. Compared to all the others you mentioned, it’s a masterpiece
@@joeyjerry1586 i though it was aweful aspecially compared to Thanos
@@ac14cmpunk25 well Thanos's CGI was being polished for 4-5 years so it's no wonder that it's so smooth and nice, Steppenwolf's CGI was rushed because WB fired Snyder's version of it, and Apocalypse ain't that bad for a first time CGI
@@ac14cmpunk25 Salazar wasn’t CGI only the hole in his head was
This movie was endgame before endgame was endgame
It failed at Endgame.
I think Dead Men tell no tales failed to elevate big thematics explored in the first 3 movies.
They failed to recycle and remix
Boy tries to reconnect with his father's past
There are executions
heist
They try to get the black pearl back
Fights over captaincy or squabbles
Love interests
Curses to be lifted
Try to have control of the sea and defend freedom
Discovery of who your father truly is
Jail
Becoming a pirate
Forming a disorderly crew
You know, staples of POTC
it failed to be a swan song, but At World's End was very much the swan song of the series
Also I like that both Thanos and the Dead man, are not liars (except in that one deleted scene where he spites governor Swan, even though technically he wasn't wrong)
very empathetic yet broken villains, genocidal
Is everything capeshit with you people?
@@doctordoom7827 Endgame on the eyes of disney was a huge success, Cause money.
But I agree, endgme was full of plot holes, it was a mess.
@@bartsimpsonyellowmenace3780 I really wish Endgame was more of an "Infinity War Part 2" rather than Endgame which felt like it went back to the complacency of the MCU and just did fanservice.
Infinity War felt like an amazing culmination of buildup, while breaking new ground in the mcu, and I really wish Endgame had been closer to what Infinity War accomplished with its villain and story.
Elizabeth: "This is madness!"
Jack: "This is politics."
leonidas: ''this iS SPARTA!''
I have a jar of dirt
@Ishmam Masud - Cuz I Can you are a little bit fat bro...
@@shaycormaic5365 you are a little bit bald bro...
This is this mood for 2020
“Dying is a day worth living for”
I love Barbossa
I think you have the line slightly wrong there. I'm pretty sure what Barbosa says is "Dying, is the day worth living for!" as in, the freedoms that we [as pirates] have fought for, are under threat from the imperialism that is the EITC
@@lorenzoriley3567 I’m pretty sure it is “dying is a day worth living for.” Barbossa was cursed remember. He couldn’t feel anything and died as soon as the curse was lifted. Just before he says the line you see him looking at his hand (earlier in the film Calypso made it turn back to bone) as Barbossa was pondering over what it felt like dying and that he’ll feel it this time. Essentially Barbossa was saying he isn’t afraid of dying now
@@charlieharcombe7585 I’ve always thought of it as a simple “living is always better than death, and no better day to live than the day of your death”.
@@Generic9Username that’s a good view on it
"Do you fear death? Do you fear that dark abyss" one of davy jones best lines
The reason I love this final action sequence is because you get to see Jack be Jack in all of his glory. You see the clever side of Jack when he tricks Jones into exposing the key. You see the goofy side of Jack when he's spinning Jones around and then runs off. You see the escapist side of him when he swings up onto the mast. Plus, you see a new side of him in the form of him showing that he actually does care when Will gets stabbed. You get to see all sides of Jack in one sequence which doesn't really happen in any other movie from what I can recall.
You also see the fighter in him when he stands up to Jones on the mast
Jack of all Trades
@@XpunisherX8152
Ba dum tss
But seriously though,
you’re right. 😄
@@adamrobertson4058 ok
While I totally agree with this, I’d add Doc Brown at the end of Back to the Future, talk about amazing character display
People can say what they want but Pirates Of The Caribbean is one of those movie series which you can watch again and again and it’ll still hold it’s charm.
exactly , it's my favorite franchise i have watch at least each movie like 30 times (the first trilogy because the 4 is not terrible but can be better and the 5 is pure shit) and still enjoy them like it was the first time i watch them .
Well you have pirates, cool fights, ship-battles, Hans zimmer made the music, Depp and Geoffrey Rush are both simply excellent. Id watch the movies backwards and enjoy them.
Fahim Alvi To me, it’s one of the few really great movie trilogies. Right up there with Star Wars and the Lord of the Rings.
@@71snack48 finally someone just like me!
Lol
Also Will being stabbed in the heart, by the sword he made himself, to give to his crushes father, who gives it to his rival to Elizabeth's heart.
Even the blade had a history.
I never cought that detail! I think it's really clever of them. It's like the whole trilogy is just connected with a bunch of setups and payoffs
And we have RIAN JOHNSONS Throwing Lightsaber scenes
Realised this a few days ago when i rewatched. Brilliant.
When a sword has more character development then Rey from sequels
@@theminecrafterreturns7251
luke was a legend in the prequels
I also love Beckett's end. He believes he has played Jack successfully and is ready to finally rid himself of the menace. Only to find it was he who was played. "Does he plan it all out or does he just make it up as he goes along?" Yes....
The scene where he meets his end is perfect. The music, the visuals... everything!
Only thing that I really dislike is the unrealism when it comes to the end of the Endeavour. For starters, it is a first rate ship of the line, those things had ABSURDLY thick hulls, and the puny light cannons present on such a small ship like the Pearl wouldnt even leave a scratch, literally, it would be akin to an old ship of the line trying to down an ironclad. Not only that, but, the men refusing to fire until given explicit orders to do so? In reality, in short order after their CO went silent for no reason, the second in command would have just ordered the broadside anyway, and even if not, the men would have done so anyway, surviving a naval battle tends to be higher on the mind than any possible retribution for disobeying orders.
@@theconeezeanemperor1619 you're forgetting that Black Pearl is a resurrected ship by none other than Davey Jones himself. So that has to count for something
@@theconeezeanemperor1619 to be fair, The Black Pearl is a resurrected ship by Davy Jones, and both the Pearl and the Dutchman are at point blank range to the Endeavor.
@@theconeezeanemperor1619 there’s also the fact the the Dutchman invokes terror in the heart of the navy and pirates alike, and the pearl is akin to a legend. So perhaps the men are panicked and can’t think straight? I agree with all your points though, it always bugged me as well. It looks fucking awesome though let’s be real
"Forgettable is something you don't want your movie to be remembered for." Well that's a paradox and a half.
Kinda reminds me of Coco's "Remember me, Forget you" moment at the end. They want de la Cruz to be forgotten, but he'll never truly be gone so long as he's remembered. And well, you may still hate him, but hate is proof that you still remember. Indifference is the true weapon here.
”The world’s still the same, there’s just less in it”
Rest in peace Rick May
We mourn together mate. He will be remembered. We'll make sure of that.
CinnaBear _ he can teleport all the bread he wants now
Rest in peace soldier
This is the place I least expected it, but that’s just where soldier always was!
why would you do this
It's about time someone is giving this movie some praise
The cult of Rick Astley it’s my favorite of the series
Yeah but it's still terrible.
Francisco Rendón don’t care
Francisco Rendón Its not
@@franciscorendon2783 I think it has a lot of junk, something like a diamond in the rough. But a diamond in the rough is still a diamond.
The best part of this movie is the story between Davy Jones and Calypso. A true Shakespearian tragedy and a great symbolism about sailors' love for the sea
@Anne Exactly
@Cartoon Judge! C.G. Is n.c. the nostalgia critic? Because if it is I'm not surprised. Doug has some very stupid and close minded viewpoints about movies in general
Λοιπόν μπορώ να πω ότι συμφωνώ με αυτό που λες. Ο Davy Jones είναι πραγματικά μια πιο σκοτεινή και ''θαλασσινή'' ενσάρκωση του Darth Vader
@@user-mx4is4fx3c facts
The movie is full of amazing symbolism, people are just too lazy to notice.
Lest we forget the immortal words of Jack's father, Captain Teague... "It’s not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is living with yourself forever."
The fatherly advice he received was paid off in a big way and likely what ended up tipping the scales in his mind since he was obviously quite conflicted about it. He could have let Will die and taken the Dutchman for himself, but then he'd carry the guilt around with him for eternity.
Bingo!! I'm surprised Film missed adding this on the Payoff/Setup part
"The trick is living with yourself forever" could actually mean two things.. living with your "sane self" with all the regrets & guilts which will haunt you forever.. OR living with your "insane self" at which point you are not yourself anymore (just like the zombie crew of the Dutchmen) then what's the point of living forever if you are not yourself..
And Jack has already shown throughout the trilogy that if there's one thing that he wants the most, it's freedom (and rum). Being tied to the Dutchman might make him immortal, but in exchanged it would make him a prisoner of the ship.
Didn’t even talk about the conclusion, when the pearl is going to face the night of the British navy, seemingly alone and then you see the Dutchman come up with will as captain to face it with him
Just another payoff to the setup of Will stabbing the heart, it was brilliant
Technically it was the East India Trading Company, not the official Navy, but de facto wasn't much difference.
@lil crispy *Grammar. Just a small Grammer issue
:)
It was just......good business...
It’s just good business HAHAHAHH
Jones: „you can't do anything without the key!“
Jack: „i already have the key!“
Jones: „no you don't.“ *shows key*
Jack: *omae wa mou shindeiru*
*NANI?!*
*Severs beard-tentacle*
NANI!?
*stabs heart without regret*
Jones: *NANI*
You forgot to mention: when Jack steals the pistol from the grunt he uses the grip as a club, which was the payoff set up by Pintel and Ragetti after the Mexican standoff between jack, will, barbossa, and Gibbs ended with the fact that their pistols wouldn’t work because they had wet gun power. Pintel said “hey, we can still use them as clubs” and ragetti then hit Pintel on the head with the pistol like Jack did in that scene. It’s something a lot of people probably missed, but it’s just another example of a payoff happing in that sequence that i thought was worth noting.
Woah I never noticed that thanks for pointing that out!
It literally has everything you need in this sequence: Action, Romance , Drama , Comedy, Suspense, Tragedy, it is a perfect action sequence
And excellent music!
The one minor complaint is too much "comedy." If this wasn't one of the best action sequences of all time then that would have killed it.
@@LumpyAdams lol comedy is just right in it no thing bad
@@BillPlunderbonesTew8 Hey if you like that tacky comedy shit they forced in this sequence then that's your right. Too much comedy, especially when it isn't funny, isn't a "good thing." Like I said though, minor complaint. Ignore the corny jokes and it's perfect.
@@LumpyAdams yeah specially when u look at garbage movies from disney now days, too much comedy and made for kids crap.
As far as I'm concerned the Pirates of the Caribbean Franchise ended with At World's End. I simply ignore On Stranger Tides and Dead Men Tell No Tales because they were completely unnecessary and felt more like Cash Grabs.
Exactly. Pirates of the Caribbean should have stayed a trilogy.
@Leewilldofine Glad to hear that.
Horrormaster13 Stranger tides was funny though. I’ll give it that much
I actually have fond memories with the fourth one, Dead Men Tell No Tales was a real shitter though.
I’m finding myself doing this with more and more franchises which keep getting ruined by sequels. Pirates, Star Wars, Terminator, Alien...
These movies were better than most action movies today.
Yeah movie like this seams like a miracle for me now. I don't know how you can make such great movie highly rewatchable
Can't wait for Fast 9's stupidity
@@MisterShine1912 😂😂😂😂
So true....true..true
@@MisterShine1912 Thats meant to be stupid.
The final battle in the whirlpool is probably one of the most fucking gorgeous action scenes I’ve ever seen, the music, the heavy rain, the debris flying everywhere, words can’t explain how amazing it was seeing it for the first time.
I like the fact that Davy Jones fights with the Saber Will crafted in the beginning of the first movie, wich he took after Norrington stabbed him with it. He then stabs Will with it and after he died, the Saber returns into Wills possession, as captain of the flying dutchman.
Full circle.
Oh, and also Barbossa. There is a reason "BOSS" is in his name.
DYING IS THE DAY WORTH LIVING FOR
There's also this exchange in a deleted scene:
Beckett: Remarkable. Last I saw of that ship, she was on fire. A blackened hull , sinking beneath the waves. We had a deal, Jack. I contracted you to deliver cargo on my behalf, you chose to liberate it.
Jack: People aren't cargo, mate.
Beckett: And you incurred a heavy debt to raise her up again, didn't you?
It makes me wish this deleted scene did make it into the final cut, because it adds a layer of depth to Jack's character (adding to that caring nature you were talking about in the video) as well as establishes his relationship with Cutler Beckett, as well as implies that he is the reason for Jack's debt with Jones, his turn to piracy, and even the Black Pearl itself, which would have given him a much greater presence in the franchise, I think.
If i remember correct the debt with jones for the pearl was equal to the amount of poeple he saved.
To me it's almost better that it was cut, and now makes so much more sense to me as to why it was cut after watching the video. Putting that scene in would've made the final part of Jack's selfless act less impactful. We as the viewers see very few, if any at all, instances of Jack being selfless. As it's put in the video, we have a selfish narcissist who portrays himself as though he doesn't care about anyone or anything making the ultimate sacrifice. Having even a little bit of knowledge that Jack is capable of making great selfless acts (being branded a criminal just to save the lives of slaves) would have definitely made that ending scene less impactful than it was.
When I watched the film that was in it?
@@rorydixon4579 It was in a deleted scene, so it wasn't in the final movie.
I like that scene because Beckett's last line "And you incurred a heavy debt to raise her up again, didn't you?" references Jack's debt to Davy Jones of 100 souls, referencing Jack's hypocrisy in saying that "People aren't cargo".
The other great thing about the maelstrom battle setting is that while we know Calypso made it, neither us nor the characters know if Calypso made it to help or hinder, or who is being helped or hindered. Davy Jones certainly thinks that Calypso is doing it for him, but at the same time it appears after the heroes have asked Calypso for help.
I just rewatched the entire series (except Dead Men Tell No Tales was my first time) and as a younger viewer, I never really paid attention to all the details. Upon rewatching, it finally clicked when Will revealed Davy Jones to be her betrayer and Jones went into the maelstrom thinking she was on his side. Brilliant little detail.
I didn’t interpret it as Jones thinking she was on his side, I think he was more in awe she was a god again. Honestly though they made his feelings about her too convoluted. He says he wants her dead then after he visits her he basically says he still loves her. That would create interesting internal conflict except it goes nowhere. That last line he has about her having his heart is the last they interact and aside from when he sees her start the maelstrom is the last impact she has on him at all.
@@bigblue207 Good point. When he starts screaming after seeing the maelstrom, I could never tell if he was angry that they didn't keep her bound to her human form, that he was in pain just knowing she was present, or if her presence gave him some kind of strength and he yelled to express it. I prefer not knowing, though.
@@newabortion515 The way I see it is that Jones realized that Calypso was on absolutely nobody's side. The maelstrom is a chaotic neutral force of nature put smack dab in the middle of both the Pirate and EITC armadas, and as both the Black Pearl and Flying Dutchman sail towards each other it comes along waiting to spell doom for everyone regardless.
The night before, Calypso had told Jones that she was going to unleash her fury on the Brethren Court who imprisoned her. It wasn't until the next day when Will revealed that Jones was the one who betrayed her to the Brethren Court that she knew anything. Upon learning of Jones' betrayal, she decided not to kill the pirates then and there and decided that everyone should be swept away in her fury. Hence why Jones screams after seeing the maelstrom, he knows that Calypso is not on his side nor anyone elses; this contest will be decided between the Pearl and the Dutchman, and damnation awaits the both of them.
@@bigblue207 i saw that scene on the jail as Jones being afraid of Calypso knowing it was him who betrayed her.
7:55 I love how Jones suddenly got shocked, wondering if Jack truly stole the key. He probably check all of his tentacles, and when he realized that the key was still there, he just said "no, you don't!".. it just hilarious lmao
That sequence wherein Barbossa is trying to marry Will and Elizabeth mid-fight still cracks me up to this day...
Geoffrey's comedic timing as he alters between the two procedures is just pitch-perfect in my book!
I love Beckett. He's such a chad. When he says "THE ENEMY HAS OPTED FOR OBLIVION" I think Thanos would probably give him the gauntlet
Too bad he had to go and kick the Beckett.
I'm calling the police. That was an unlicensed pun.
He'd snap Thanos out and say "It's just good business"
also he says it right after sipping his british tea.
a true classiy villain he was
@come to order! C.G.:the Cartoon Judge! aye matey the Pirates trilogy is definitely uo there with the top.
I like all the movies but this one was my favorite
Will: Yo, I wanna marry Elizabeth
Barbossa fighting for his life: What now?!
Will: Can you marry us real quick?
Barbossa: I'm litteraly fighting for my life rn.
Elizabeth: But can you do it?
Barbossa: Of course I can! I'm Captain Barbossa godamnit.
@@archivist_13 that just makes barbossa being a crazy badass standing his weight as Jacks Rival!
Love the moment when Jack gave the heart to Will, it goes back to this moment
Elizabeth Swann : There will come a time when you have a chance to do the right thing.
Jack Sparrow : I love those moments. I like to wave at them as they pass by.
Davy Jones somehow managed to be goofy as hell while also being a force to be reckoned with. Bravo to Bill Nighy. His laugh was legendary.
I just love that there’s a film critics that appreciates these movies as much as I do.
Same!!!
Filmento is better than a film critic, he’s a film analyst. Critics are there to give opinions, most of the times coming from irrelevant failures who are just bitter they never actually ended up becoming filmmakers. Filmento gives you a full analysis of what works, why, and how.
There always will be people that loves this franchise
@@alexman378Man you don't know anything about critics to paint them all with the "irrelevant failure" brush. A lot of people didn't like Word's End and give pretty valid reasons. You don't have to agree with them, but it doesn't mean they are any less valid.
People take critic's reviews so personally, which doesn't make any sense. Especially when there are so many others in agreement. So the majority of critics praised Black Pearl, even helped get Depp nominated for an Oscar, but now when the 3rd film comes out they are just bitter lol? The movie has problems. Good for you if you can see past them. But that doesn't mean they are not there.
@Cartoon Judge! C.G. Critics aren't whining, it's their opinion. Who cares lol? What, you won't be happy until everyone has same thoughts on Pirates 3 as you do? And to my point, why do you cry if someone doesn't give a pass to a film like you do? Don't take so personally.
Regarding Terminator Dark Fate, I didn't even bring up Terminator in this post. Are you stalking me and including stuff from other threads lol? If so, at least need to clarify what you are talking about. And Dark Fate is terrible. All of a sudden a Terminator just decides to turn good after terminating his primary target lol? talk about disregarding T1 & T2! If you want to try and argue that Dark Fate is some masterpiece be my guest, but it won't end well. If you cried about me not liking Pirates 3 get your box of tissues ready!
It's not a Filmento video without ｄｉｒｅｃｔ ｃｏｎｆｌｉｃｔ
Davy: You can’t do anything without the
Jack: I already have the
Davy: No you don’t
Jack: oh that one
Cartoon Judge! C.G. cinema is already dead... Hollywood seems intent on beating the horse of nostalgia and has pretty much turned everything original into formulaic bullshit.
Cartoon Judge! C.G. I’m confused, could you specify as to what your asking?
Cartoon Judge! C.G. Thanks for answer your own question.
I never realized that Jack saying "I already have the key" was a ploy to get jones to expose the key :0
He could use it to gauge where the key was, if Jones didn't have it on him he would be worried, but if he did he would be smug.
This is actually my favorite pirates of the Caribbean movie.
Without johnny depp these movies wouldn't have the spark they have.
Also these videos are extremely well made and creative keep it up!
every time I wonder which of these 3 movies is actually the best, 3 is the most THE, but it stands on top of 2, which is a masterfull sets up different parties with colliding goals. but 2 doesn't nearly have enhough barbossa in it, and 1 is classic vanilla with barbossa in his element, controling nearly every scene he's in. but 3 has the phenomenal soundtrack up is down, and so I can't decide.
I think it's 2 then 3 and then 1 but all just by very little (2 and 3 can be interchanged depending on mood because of how goog they both are)
But gotta realize that Jack shouldn't ever be the main character. Yes, he makes the movies, but he should be a permanent side character.
Good to see another person who likes At World's End. I find we are a rare bunch.
@@LAMFi1ms i honestly don’t get why so many people didn’t like this movie! It’s awesome!
"At World's End" - that title hits a little different now.
Lol
At Heard's End.
r.e.m. intensifies
Oh shi---
If they ended the franchise on the 3rd movie I feel that it's a perfect trilogy...
But, Hollywood
yeah i agree, black pearl was amazing, dead mans chest was meh, but at worlds end? it was perfect! it should've ended there, but instead we get "on stranger tides" which was hot garbage, and then i lost all hope for pirates, i just knew they were on milking mode. i didint even watch dead man tell no tales.
@@Kanashi_9 its the best for you that you dont ever watch IT because it ruined the serie
Disney is a company not a person that will care for series it cars for money
What? They're all great! I didn't know y'all had this opinion. Just another community I don't belong in I guess...
@@Kanashi_9tf? Dead man's chest is easily the best one!
I have always felt that this is one of the greatest movies ever made and almost every single time I tell someone that, they immediately look at me like I'm crazy. It's nice to know that someone else appreciates this movie as much as me.
I’ve watched and loved a lot of movies including classics
But this is easily my favorite one. The music, the symbolism, character development, beautiful shots and cgi, great villain, comedy, romance, action sequences.
It might not be the best written story by far that I’ve watched, but it’s by far the most enjoyable and rewatchable
I loved the first 3 movies too (the dead man tell no talw n fountain of youth dont count)
I know this video is about action sequence, but I'm gonna mention Hans Zimmer anyway because he completes the scene.
Malayan Man sams it’s gotta be one of the top 10 scores for a film of all time
It's hans zimmer, just play the sound track and it'll speak for itself
I loved the scene where Lord Beckett died one of the best villain deaths of this decade in my opinion
While that scene was beautiful I still think Beckett's vessel should have put up a fight, it was one of the best ships in the sea during that time.
@@Disconnect350 Yeah, but it wasn't exactly surrounded by two ordinary ships either.
@@alexman378 True that. But still it was a let down seeing such a ship get blown to bits while not even putting up a fight.
I think the reason why Beckett didn’t fire was because he released that the people he had treated like pawns in a game of chess are not afraid to rise up against him and that gave him a feeling of defeat so he hesitated to fire which cost him his life in the end
That wasn't this decade
One thing to add for the setup scenes : the fact that Jack told Elisabeth in dead man's chest that a captain has the power to marry people on his ship makes the wedding + Kissing scene Between Will and Elisabeth even more interessant. Great video by the way ;)
The small guy being thrown away because of the explosion of the weapon he was using makes this movie the best one.
And then he learns to use it without being thrown away. Another awesome payoff.
Such an underrated film!
Very right, also how do you have the check mark next to your name? I thought that was only a twitter thing?
You don’t have to explain I was just curious Liz
Good day to you.
@@mrshadrack8554 I think only content creators can get that
Yaboi_wavy people who make videos? I make videos....
@@mrshadrack8554 yea idk
Nicholas Yee Wow thanks for speaking facts, seriously thank you
Never even realised jack was actually trying to find out where the key was when he said that he already had the key to jones, I just thought it was a joke
i just thought he was being dumb af in a classical Jack way
This movie has my favorite two sentence exchange of all time.
“I can set you free, mate!”
“My freedom was forfeit long ago, *RAAAH!* “
Each line perfectly encapsulates each character’s mental state and motivation. After that they immediately start fighting because what else needs to be said?
My favourite part of this film is when Mr Gibbs reveals that the 9 Pieces of Eight are “9 things we had in our pockets at the time”
Davy John was said that he was forced to kill his pet. Later, we saw the scense, the remaining of the Kraken. Beautiful pay off. It gave me a strong emotion for Davy John and Jack.
For me that was such a disappointing end for the Kraken. It was such a big part of the second film. The whole thing just feels rushed in my opinion.
@@faz6877 shoulda had the Dutchman go underwater and kill the kraken in a dope scene
@@bigchungus7050 Completely agree. Seems like a no brainer to me.
@@faz6877 I think that may have been the point.
The Kraken, in-universe, was this enormous, terrifying, but also awe-inspiring and incredible creature. The fact that it meets a sad, uneventful end at Beckett's command, who essentially sought to either pacify and control anything remotely magical/supernatural on the seas, or destroy it utterly, sort of makes a depressing sort of sense.
But I do think it would've been good to see Davy Jones pull the trigger on his own sea monster. Would've made his escape from Mercer and Beckett's control that much more satisfying!
@@SalvationCode The way I see it this is supposed to be a fun popcorn film. I'm all for compelling drama but from what I saw the absence of the Kraken felt more like they ran out of time and resources rather than a poetic statement. If that was the case they could have taken 5 minutes and hit the point home. It's like a blink and miss it moment if I recall. They could have used it to make Beckett look more like a badass. I don't think he comes close to Davey Jones, so anything to help his character develop would have helped.
Plus I would love a nice on screen death for the Kraken. Lot of cool ways you could kill that thing.
10:23 is also a payoff to another moment. The scene earlier in the movie when they're all pointing their guns at each other and they don't work because if the wet powder and the one says "You can still use them as clubs" and hits the other guy
Good observation!!
Naomie Harris as Calypso, Bill Nighy as Davy Jones, Geoffrey Rush as Barbossa, all having fun with their performances. So incredibly entertaining to watch.
The backstory of Davy Jones was one of the best I have ever seen. You almost feel sorry for him
“The high ground place” - nice.
FINALLY A COMMENT ON THIS
I've searched this comment section for ages, and finally!
I Loled so much with that xD
It's over now, I have the high ground !
I'm a film major and at the beginning of every film Class I have to stand up and say my favorite movie. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End is my favorite movie of all time. I've argued with my professors many time about how the third and even second movie is better than the first. The first is still amazing though. All my professors now know me at the Pirates of the Caribbean guy. I absolutely love it.
Go teach 'em mate! I assure you you have a great taste!!
welcome to the club :) first is amazing but in the end of the day offers nothing complex,third offers everything IMO,my favourite movie and will be forever...
I’d like to hear your perspective. Favorite movie doesn’t necessarily equal better. Movies in general are pretty hard to objectively measure but for my taste this one had so many nonsensical plot devices and lines that just have no payoff and therefore no reason to even be said. My big issue with the second one is the whole thing with jack being on the native island, it added absolutely nothing for how long it went on. Don’t get me wrong, I think just about everything else in these movies is really superb, like costumes, set design, acting, so on. I definitely don’t understand what the video author meant by the second one being a master of plot however and I really want to hear why you think this movie is better than the first two.
You've earned that title
i wanna be like u omg
Actually, jack saving will is also a payoff
In potc 2, Davy Jones asks jack, "Can you condemn an innocent man, a friend. While you roam free?" When he sends will to 'settle his debt'.
So he saves the same man, in exchange of the thing he wanted most
Is nobody gonna talk about the fact that he labeled the Anakin-obi wan battle as ‘high ground place’
Every scene involving the Flying Dutchman was a masterpiece. From its first appearance up to the chase sequence where it would chase down another ship mercilessly, opening fire with it's two massive front facing minigun-cannons. No need to explain how it is the ship of the bad guy. It's a force of nature.
15:13 That moment is why I love Capt Jack and why he is still a good person in the end.
In Deadman’s Chest, Jack decided to screw Will over to Davy Jones and tried to ditch the *Black Pearl* and his crew to escape the Kraken(although he did had a change of heart in the end and help save the day...until he got screwed over by Elizabeth but that’s karma).
Here, Jack had spent most of the movie playing both sides in order to get Jones’ heart to clear his debt to Jones and be immortal.
But at the end of the day, Jack was shocked that Will, the guy he tends to use as a pawn to exploit in the three films, was dying and chose to save his life over his selfish goals. And when the pirates had to face Beckett, *Jack* was the one who decided to fight head on despite his previous unwillingness to help the pirates and tried to screw them over.
That is why Captain Jack Sparrow is *the* Pirate of the Caribbean.
Karma also pays off for that one as Will helps Jack obliterate Beckett.
Amazing moment
One of the other moments of payoff that I think is great is another aspect of Jack choosing to save Will.
As Captain Teague said
“It's not just about living forever, Jackie. The trick is still living with yourself forever.”
Jack is the ultimate version of "the Thief with a Heart of Gold". During his entire lifetime he has situations where he would be better off being Heartless or cruel, yet, never takes that option. He's a good man, just, enjoys pirating and adventure to change his ways 100%
I love the trilogy.
Wish they had stopped after the third movie.
Or it could be Avengers 5 Pirates of the Carrabian 6
Iron man vs Jack Sparrow
They did. There's only 3 movies.
Yeah, what do you mean? I only know of 3 movies.
There are actually 5 movies, the last two being "On Stranger Tides" and "Dead Men Tell No Tales". Jack, Gibbs, and Barbossa are the only OG characters to appear in "Tides", but more OG characters come back in "Tales".
Stranger Tides was great. I mean, can’t hold a candle to what came before it but it’s just Jack being Jack.
Tales on the other hand . . . utterly destroys the powerful ending of the original trilogy.
Finally!! A guy who actually likes this movie franchise!!
I don't know anyone who doesn't, the best movie franchise of all time.
The Senate and what about Star wars
I like the first few, the rest to stranger tides are eh and the ones after stranger tides I full on hate
@Cartoon Judge! C.G. no clue who that is
Man, I always loved this movie's aesthetic. The weird and magical sequences happening "on the other side," the dive into the lore, the dimlit sets... It's such a delight to watch.
I love the way the music picks up right after Jones shows Jack the key. Being in the presence of both the chest and the key is literally the endgame of the movie so the second they are both within his grasp Jack is like "It's showtime."
Not THE best movie ever, but still my favorite movie of all time.
Welcome aboard mate
Logan Legend I agree. None of the films are my favorite on their own, but the story that unfolds throughout the trilogy is probably my favorite of all time.
something similar,but i think it's the best movie ever considering everything...
At World's End is my favorite of the franchise. I know arguments can be made that the first and second are better, but like you said, I don't care! This one gave us so many beautiful shots and most are visual moments I've never seen before. Some of my favorites: the whole Davy Jones' locker sequence with the Singapore ship on icy waters then going over the waterfall, Black Pearl ''sailing'' on sand, Black Pearl up-is-down in the water moment, the Brethren Court, the whole maelstrom sequence and Beckett's death. Also, I did not expect Disney to start this movie by hanging a child! But it was a really good opener!
Not too mention the song that boy sings slaps!
I don't know how anyone could say the second is better
@JB I really don't like the second one. Especially the climax where they basically play catch with Davy Jones's heart. Just stab the damn thing Jack, this is what you wanted!
@JB As for the best, I personally give it to the 3rd. Sure , the first is funnier and it has a more tight linear plot. But the third one is more epic and grandiose
The third was great. The only major problem it had is that it removed the greatest obstacle the protagonists needed to face (the Kraken).
I'm going to play the pirates of the Caribbean theme song when Johnny wins the case against Amber Heard in my whole neighborhood.
This day will be remembered as the day Amber Heard almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow.
Amber: It’s nothing personal Johnny...it’s just good business.
**Johnny wins the case**
Also Amber: It was just..... good business.
Edit): Fuck!
Dang... :'( this is tragic
:(
how much i wish your comment was true man ...
My flintlock pistols are beginning to look real appealing
Shoutout to the score for doing some serious work, too. "I Don't Think Now is the Best Time" is one of Zimmer's all-time greatest compositions, if not his best IMO. It's a 10 minute-long act-driven piece that manages to deliver tension, emotion, tragedy, scope, promise, danger, adventure, fun, and thematic motifs without feeling unbalanced, subdued, or overly-long. The scene seems like it was driven around the music just as much as the music sounds like it was perfectly tailored to the scene with zero dissonance. It's legendary stuff.
the man who made the sword , in the end was stabbed by it 13:23
"A touch of destiny"
This movie is an orgy of payoffs.
Omg thats horrble😱
I do not understand how people do not like this movie
My favorite out of the series
I think it’s kinda a similar case like Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 and X-Men The Last Stand in the sense where it wasn’t perceived as well as the first two when it came out but slowly people started coming around to it even with its flaws
Because it's too long, had a too convoluted plot, and has too many characters. Nevertheless, I still thought it was great!
Because of the buckets lmao
I watched these movies when I was younger and didn't understand most of them lmao
Well, The Curse of the Black Pearl was amazing and everything after was way too over-the-top, confusing, noisy and boring. I admit the third is the least bad.
That unexpected switch to saving private ryan just had me laughing for a solid 5-10 minutes.
Thats exactly my humour.
You earned yourself a new sub.
this fight scene is one of the best fight scenes ever simply for the fact that it has one of the most Iconic wedding scene in the history of cinema. the rain, the way they yell their vows, the stabs inbetween the dialogues, barbossa giving them the go ahead to kiss by telling them to "just kiss"... poetic cinema. the perfect mix of action, romance, and comedy. never saw any other movie manage to rival it.
Fillmento making a video about Pirates of the Caribbean: At The World'sEnd: "I have waited a long time for this moment".
This movie is absolutely fantastic. The madness, the visuals, the moments of reflexion, the music, the character development... It is my favorite Pirates of the Caribbean movie and it is a phenomenal conclusion for this trilogy (because it is a trilogy, fuck On Stranger Tides and Dead Men Tell No Tales)
Absolutely true
Hell yeah, I totally agree. Best POTC movie in my oppinion.
The only part I liked about the last two pirates movies was will being freed of his curse. It was heartbreaking watching at worlds ends epilogue where Will meets his son when he’s 10 years old
The writing was pretty weak. I really enjoyed the rest of it but there was too much time spent making these stupid deals that go nowhere and get reversed 20 minutes later. This is a 3 hour movie, I don’t know why they felt the need to include that. There’s also that whole sequence with Jack in Davy Jones locker that was just nonsensical for nonsense’s sake and didn’t have anything symbolic to say about death. They definitely didn’t need him sniffing, eating a peanut, talking to a whole crew of Jacks, finding out there was no one there, jumping off the ship, meeting a rock crab, and then having the crabs take the black pearl to shore just to say “yeah he’s in the afterlife now”.
I do enjoy the visuals, costumes, sets, choreography and so forth. This scene in particular that the video is about was really well done. I just personally think this movie was nothing more than a good popcorn flick and had no wider implications and nothing to say. Like the video even said, people remember this movie for the visuals, not the message (because there wasn’t one).
@@bigblue207 So you didn't understand the film at all, congratulations.
At worlds end was and always will be my favorite pirates movie. Everyone just likes to hop on the hate bandwagon. This series made my childhood awesome.
I love this movie so much, I too have the rose tinted glasses on when I watch it, but even after so many years I catch onto something new every time I watch it. To be honest it was only after watching this video that I realized some of those "oh Jack is just being funny" moments was actually him being clever. He's on another level
I agree the movie is great, but all I remember it for is Elizabeth saying, "Fyra!" When everyone says "Fire!"
At least, I think that's in this one. It's honestly what I remember all of Pirates for.
It's fire all ! She's the leading commander the pirate king
@@abhinavsumesh2549 That makes so much more sense, thank you for fixing that movie for me.
@@wockomtosh you're welcome 🙂
This movie deserves more appreciation, I thought it was a perfect and satisfying end to the trilogy. Also, Jack and Barbossa's discussions were great.
Barbossa is an amazing character. It still gives me chills when he appears at the end of Deadman's Chest. And nice clue for who was coming when the undead monkey runs to a man lying on a bed at Tia Dalma's house, earlier in the film.
Barbossa in At worlds end is in my opinion the best version.
That "Think like the whelp, think like the whelp - leverage!" moment was one of the most satisfying payoffs I've seen in some time.
At World's End is one of the best pirates of the Caribbean movies. prove me wrong.
Love this trilogy and it feels like there is nothing like it these days.
The moment they get married has me tearing up every time. Tears during an action sequence.
And Barbossa celebrating the marriage. Perfect!
"Just kiss!"
"I'M A LITTLE BUSY AT THE MOMENT!!"
Can we just acknowledge the line from jack to Davy where he said, “ I can set you free mate”. I don’t know why, but that line always gets me.
Jones' response to that is top tier too
@@mirayoquese8608 "My freedom was forfeited long ago".
It also helps that it's one of the most intricately detailed choreographies in cinema. Nearly EVERY background character in that scene is an actual actor on an ACTUAL boat dueling somebody else in a torrential downpour. You can watch the entire fight ten times and still see something new each time, especially considering the INCREDIBLE detail put into the CGI of Davy Jones' crew. For example, as the on-disc director's commentary points out, during a scene in the battle, one of Jones' crew can be seen fumbling around in the background because somebody stabbed him in the back with a sword and he can't get it out, since the handle is behind him.
The 3 man sword fight for the chest was also well executed.
I always associate this movie with Jack and Davy sword fighting on the mast. Every time I think about the movie, that image comes up, and it was the shot that made me excited about the film when I was watching the trailers about it before it came out.
Alexander Angelus same here
I recently rewatched this movie. That mast shot was fucking legendary and made me go 'holy shit' out loud because my memories of this trilogy are pretty hazy.
This one and “over the edge, over again”
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" There's never been such a thing as a ship battle in a maelstrom "
The Little Mermaid : Am I a joke to you?
To be fair...
That was a ship battling an octopus.
This is a ship battling a ship captained by an octopus.
Little Mermaid is a joke to ME.
Now there's a memorable action sequence
@@SleightlyPersonal hold it right there heathen
I never understood where the hate for the second and third movie come from. I loved them wholeheartedly growing up and still do. The scene where Davy Jones & Jack are dueling on the Sails still remains my favorite scene because of the music that plays alone. it perfectly orchestrates the battle between two pirate legends over the fate of the seas as an epic version of Hoist the Colors plays.
Just finished rewatching the trilogy (I might watched all 5 movies, but really, it's perfect at 3. What surprises me is the emotional investment between the characters; Will and his father, Will and Elisabeth, Davy Jones and Calypso, even Norrington, and Jack with everyone. There's so MUCH going on, sometimes even TOO much, but the series did succeed at making us care about these pirates.
I love when Davy Jones says “...No you don’t.”
It was the third installment in the franchise they had every right to skimp on the sword fighting action sequence but THEY NEVER DID AND I LOVE IT!!
Man growing up I could watch this trilogy over and over again - I'm not much of a fan of the other movies - and it's just so perfectly executed.
I love At Worlds end. It’s my favorite Pirates film. I can’t help but love it. From the story, plot, lore, characters everything it’s just fantastic. You understand every characters motivates. You have great characters like Jack, Barbosa and Will, while also having fantastic villains in Beckett and Jones. It’s one of the best movies ever. I love all 3 of the og pirates movies it’s what I grew up with. This was the endgame before endgame. I personally think overall this is one of the best films ever. My favorite franchises is Star Wars and Terantino but this is a easy next best franchise. I love films and this film is an example of great filmmaking that keeps you hooked. Overall 10/10 films to me.
The series ends with AWE to me, the conclusion to Davy Jones' arc, coupled with Hans Zimmer's legendary music, is just amazing.
Yes i pretent it ended at 3rd !!!
I’ve been watching a lot of POTC lately. It’s really taken for granted how original and amazing this franchise is. At least the first three. It’s really a perfect trilogy.
He forgot to mention that the sword Davy Jones uses to kill Will was the same one he crafted for Norrington's promotion to Admiral back in COTBP
The At Worlds End Maelstrom battle was one of the best final battles ever! The music was perfect, the CGI was perfect, the dialogue was Perfect! It was the perfect ending to the franchise! Until it wasn’t 😒
This movie is amazing. In my headcanon I consider PoTC to be a trilogy and this is a great finale to it.
Same. I only own the 1st 3 on blu ray.
@@KiomonDuck me too, but on DVD. I just can't consider the last 2 films canonic, altough I quite like the fifth one.
I'm glad movies I liked in my childhood finally seem to get the praise they deserve. Never understood the hate for Dead Men's Chest and At World's End.
I like the detail of Davy Jones breaking the sword but it was the weapon that was used to kill him. It's like how he thought he broke Jack but in the end, Jack's the reason of Jones' being defeated.
The original PoC trilogy is one of my favorite serious. It was clever and funny, action and drama. This is what I want when I see a movie