Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Mans Chest | Alternate Ending | Deleated Scene
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- A Deleated Ending scene from Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Mans Chest (2006) which was never used in the movie
Enjoy! - Krátké a kreslené filmy
They should've kept the, “The map is finished sir," bit in the movie. Adds to the theme that the age of piracy is ending.
yeah. that poor guy painted that map in the whole movie so we should have seen it in the movie
No no no.. if privateering was still around at that time, that means that piracy was only beginning to spread. Historically, pirating has risen when privateering was no longer an option.
the world's still the same mate there's just....less in it
This movie is a crooked version of the gospel. Beckett is the good guy, who represents Jesus, but they paint him as the bad guy. He's trying to eradicate piracy, but the satanic pirate rebellion is trying to go against the law. So yes, hallelujah, the age of piracy ends, for the lord will be coming on a day when Disney least expects it, and they shall tremble in great terror
@@slarkel506 Calm the fuck down dude.
I find it amazing how Disney managed to delete every scene that humanizes Norrington further, in every movie. The way he looks at the sword is just heartbreaking.
The scene where he looks at the sword was remade in 3rd movie.
I would also add that this scenes humanizes Beckett somewhat, showing him holding up his end of the bargain and then some.
@@pingouin7yes it’s true. This was a very valuable scene they should have left in.
I always manage to hate Disney just that little bit more.
They kinda just killed him in the third movie and felt they deleted a bunch of scenes
This is the only scene where jones takes of his hat
Kevin Mccoy the hat falls off when jones dies in the 3rd film
LegoReader12345 hello Yeah but we don’t see his head.
I have a book about curse of the black pearl,dead men’s chest and at worlds end and it shows a whole page to Davy Jones and shows him without his hat
he looks a lot less badass without it
SPOILERS
what the fuck!?!?
they should have kept this scene, it is important for the next chapter’s intro and due to the “the map is finished, sir” as a meaning of the pirates era ending
No it wouldn't. The scene doesn't make sense at all. How would Davy Jones know from across the ocean that all of a sudden the Company had his heart and to sail there ? xD
Cameron .Nottebaum Yes it does make sense. The crewmen last saw chest in hands of James. And if Jack would have had the heart then either would water weight stop heart beating or krakens stomach acid destroy it. So it wasn't in chest neither in Jack Sparrow's pocket or on the board of the Black Pearl. So only James could have it and what would previous commodore do with the heart that E.I.T.C desires? Obviously it makes sense if you are smart enough. In your face.
Cameron .Nottebaum Lel. Are you saying Davy Jones won't know every inch of the caribbean? Pretty sure most sailors know where guys like Beckett and other important guys live. Sure timing that dutcman came up exactly when they opened door was wierd but still.
+mairo olgo you're missing the obvious point. Beckett literally just moved to Panama no way in hell Davy would know Beckett was at that exact spot. Stop wasting your time
Cameron .Nottebaum It is obvious Beckett wants the heart and how is ot wierd he knew where to look? I doubt Beckett would live in fish market.
I always liked Norrington for some reason, imagine if he did indeed stab the heart right then and there.
Beckett was a coward I doubt he would have. Even after norrington didnt stab the heart and died I figured they would keep him in the movies as a member of the flying dutchmen crew loyal to will but guess not.
Mercer was just a cowardly assassin who was afraid of davy jones doubt he would do it plus he didnt even know
Luana
Dirk Singh Perhaps not cowardly, but pragmatic. Though definitely a sadist.
Dirk Singh Me to. I think the ONLY Englishman that did NOT deserve to die is the wonderful Commodore Norrington
Am I the only one who actually likes Commodore Norrington character throughout the series ? Just love his will to stick with the law and braveness
"By remembering that I serve _others"_
I love him too
Then finishing off his character arc by him betraying the company and siding with Elizabeth.
He’s a really good guy. I might’ve married him at the beginning of the first movie if I were Elizabeth.
he chose the right path at the end, gave his life for it. brave indeed. much more brave than either of them. he basically gave his life for elizabeth and her crew
Who agrees davy jones looks really weird without his hat
CB vlogs Ik before that I didnt even know he wore a bandana😂
Who agrees that an octopus man IS really weird?
@@BerylLx Wearing a hat? nah
what bugs me off is the fact he has no hands. Never realized it for years.
@@JonatasMonte Well, the tentacle hand is closest to an actual hand that he has. Don't think it's too bad tbh.
@@BerylLx You must not read HP Lovecraft.
The look on Norrington's face as he looked at his old sword... heartbreaking.
I’m not surprised Beckett rewarded Norington with way more than what was originally offered. After all he was supposed to only bring the compass but instead retrieved what Beckett sought out to get from it. Plus he outsmarted the Jack Sparrow, Will, Elizabeth and Davy Jones and his entire crew. That’s worth way more than a privateers commission. Admiral is a more fitting and deserving reward.
I believe it's his original sword, Will gave him one very different, but when he is about to cry, man, in his mind is yes a managed to regain my self in the Royal Navy, every mistake I was fully pardon and I got a Promotion than God.
Cê poderia escrever as falas de cada um, é pq queria legendado
My guess is that is part of the reason they cut it, but it is fantastic.
he was reunited with his sword that Will Turner forged it
Norrington :" I'm gonna stab that heart!"
Beckett :" oh Nu, Nu, Nu, Nu."
That awful moment when someone doesn't understand you and nearly destroyed your plan in a matter of seconds.
lol what a way to put it!
Wait, what?
@@jamesnorrington7411 oh shot its you!
@@deadzone4155 Oh shoot it IS me!
The: oh nu nu nu nu was so funny HAHHAHA
This should have been the ending for a multitude of reasons:
1. Showing the Dutchman and Jones surrendering really drives home just how real the EITC is as a threat, when the Villain we've seen as this sinister and menacing otherworldly presence for the entire film saluting to mere mortal men.
2. More Norrington. Always a plus.
3. "The map is finished sir." Is one HELL of an imposing ending for this movie. The Golden Age of piracy has come to an end.
the map bit is good, most of the rest is best left implied, I think.
I would have kept both endings TBH. The theatrical ending was also a nice cliffhanger.
No way, barbosa stepping down at the end of the movie made everyone so excited for the next movie, everyone shouted in theatres. It's definitely a good scene right before the actual ending scene though.
but how would Becket have set up a meeting with Jones when he didn't know Norrington was going to bring his heart? Makes no sense.
Yes I’m so disappointed they didn’t show it
Aw, Norrington looks like he's about to cry when he picks up his sword
Wasn't it the same sword that Will Turner made for him in rhe first film?
:) Did you know that the EITC and Beckett are actually the good guys? This is how it should have ended. Beckett represents Jesus, and the EITC crew enforce the law also. Disney puts a twist on Norrington though, and makes him betray Beckett >< Disney is crooked, if only they had listened to the word of God, then this ending would have been the true ending
Slarkel this movie has nothing to do with god
@@slarkel506 Bullshit.
Originally, when handling the sword again, in the script he was supossed to say "my arm is complete again" (that's what the director said in the DVD commentary) but the line was considered too cheesy and was apparently deleted from the text before shooting. Johnny Depp seems to have liked the line because he used it a few years later in Sweeny Todd.
By the way, the scene is good but i'm glad they deleted it. It makes the ending flow better. And the Flying Dutchman appearing out of nowhere at the exact moment doesn't make much sense unless the movie explains that Jones can feel where his heart is or something, wich it doesn't.
8 years & I find out now that there's an alternate ending!
+Joe Whitehead same
+Joe Whitehead More like an extended ending. The part he returns the heart is intact, its the stuff afterwards.
Hahaha for me 12 years, do you believe it
The real one is so much better. There is no way davy jones would just accept this fate of his..
Here am i in 2019
I really like this extended scene. The moment where Beckett says "Just as I imagined it" at the end... gives me chills. The guy was always ahead of the game... until he screwed up and attacked the Black Pearl after the Dutchman battle.
It wasn't so much attacking the black pearl that was the screw up.
It was inability to say one word that was the screw up.
That one word of course being "shoot" or "fire" or whatever the British used back then as the order
@@thatguyonyoutubemk2746 But he would still lose in the end since Dutchman was against him and it was pretty well established how invincible it is when it destroyed entire fleets without a scratch.
@Chloe Price this
@@thatguyonyoutubemk2746 He knew he lost the moment the Dutchman turned against him.
@@Vayne_Solidor
Beckett had at least 80 ships
The pirates have at least 20
Not only does he have the numerical advantage, his ships are better (with the exception of the pearl and the dutchman)
He is an idiot for losing
Little did Norrington know, if he did stab the heart, he would have ended up as the captain of the flying Dutchman
But why would he want to do that?
I thought he wanted to be a noble and marry Elizabeth swan?
I think he doesn't know. In the next movie there is also a deleted scene: he is in the Flying Dutchman with the heart, and then the governor tries to stab the heart bc he thinks that Elizabeth was killed by the kraken. After that, Beckett explains what would happen if someone stabbed the heart.
Is an incredible scene, they should have keep it.
@@eeiko321 if he wanted to help him end piracy, instating someone loyal like norrigton instead of davy jones would make sense. At this point i think he has given up on elizabeth until he sees her again
I wonder what would happen if they placed the heart in something like a press and a thousand people pulled the "trigger" mechanism.
@@caelestigladii or maybe a shark ate the heart , would the shark be the captain? 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve always hated the fact that people want to take Davy Jones’ heart for themselves and essentially use him like a puppet, like the poor guy is going through some relationship problems leave him alone 😂
Jones was an evil aholelei did you not see the 2nd movie?
@@XxowendanxX I did. And I saw a bitter and heartbroken man who takes it out on the world as he never asked for his job.
He devoted himself to Calipso and accepted the job so he doesn't need to land for 10 years straight and could be on the sea, always near her. He did his first 10 year term properly and when he had his day off and wanted to spend it with her, then she wasn't anywhere to be found. Jones felt betrayed and went f*ck-all mode, started neglecting his job and taught the Brethren how to bind Calipso into human form so she could do nothing but wait for him on the shore for his next day off, but when Calipso saw how his job-neglection had turned his beard into tentacles, she was disgusted and turned him away. So Davy Jones was bound to sea and Calipso to land, both living in misery.
In the end, both of them wanted freedom, same as Jack, Will and Liz. East India Tc wanted to control everything and everybody else wanted anarchy. Pirates set Calipso free, Davy Jones was released from his agonising existence. Company's influence got destroyed. Jack, Liz and pirates were free once again. And Will didn't die, he didn't have to leave his life for ever but for 10 years at a time so he could see and be with Liz once in every 10 years. And although he didn't choose this way voluntarily, he chose this solution to be worth it, as he did his job and didn't turn into fishy-boy. His son made Will neglect his job for a minute to save him from drowning and we saw the immediate aftermath on Will's face.
PotC has had a low-point, but whenever something is happening to the trio and Barbossa, I always feel emotionally invested. That's why the 4th feels weird, it only has half of them, but it helped to push the plot into 5th (Pearl in the bottle and truce between Barbossa and Jack). PotC is the only franchise Disney hasn't bought in which manages to keep itself afloat...........it all depends now on how Disney handles this franchise moving forward. They may even be in need to create another chapter as a pallet-cleanser after the massive fck-up they call Star Wars.
Edit:
TL-DR: Davy Jones was a victim of love, he didn't deserve to be manipulated.
@@anthonymcrooster3703 I just remember what he did to those captives, toss them overboard to their deaths or make them join his slimy fish crew. He was a cruel bastard those people were innocent so no compassion for him from me I was happy to see him suffer
@@XxowendanxX I love how you refuse to acknowledge any of what Anthony McRooster explained and only defend your point with "well hey he enslaved them into his slimy fish club gang or chopped their heads off" - Ignorant.
@@nerdomatic2489 he was a bad person!! I don't give a shit about his issues with the Jamaican cleaning lady whatever happened between those two doesn't give him the right to kill people or make them join his cursed crew of ugly bums. Did you not see what he did to innocent people in the 2nd movie? They didn't deserve that
If they were going to show Davy Jones taking his hat off, at least have let him shown a look of disgust. It seemed so out of character.
Always thought that, too. Jones doesn't seem like he'd show respect to anybody, heart or not. XD
@@WanderingRoe i love the fact that people are still commenting
@@ahamedjunaid01 That's YT for you.
Victor Orozco No. You didn’t pay attention to his character in the the movies then. This was so out of the norm for him.
When you want to negotiate, you gotta put on your best poker face.
Kinda weird how nobody other than the three main characters reacted to the Dutchman's entrance. Not even those guards. "Oh look, a bunch of ghost pirates who kill everyone they come across just showed up. Pretty neat".
lol
That’s what happens when actors have to act in front of a green screen. They don’t even know what’s really in front of them -_-
It’s like 80% of movies with cgi. The actors just stand there, even if there’s an explosion or a weird alien etc
@@boredguy52 thats simply not true even if there would be no green screen all actors are meant to do something by order so it was the script that caused those mistakes
Roger-roger xP
I'm pretty sure that's a british thing. The guards are not supposed to react to anything unless they're given orders. You know how people sometimes try to screw with the guards at Buckingham Palace and they have to keep a straight face?
1:09 the look on his face when he’s reunited with his sword is great. It shows a depth of feeling for the weapon beyond just a symbol of his station, but also like an old friend who saved his life time and time again.
Wow, Norrington was one move away from becoming the Captain of the Flying Dutchman
@@usernameusername882 _"If Jones be slain, he who slays him must take his place"_ ~ 'Bootstrap' Bill Turner.
If Norrington had stabbed the heart he'd have killed Jones and thus would have been bound per the rules of the curse to take his place.
Scott Price Before reading spentlizard's Mists of Time fanfiction story, I recommend you read the author's rewrite of POTC: DMTNT. It's quite a great continuation of the POTC film series.
@@usernameusername882 If it's not necessary, then why did Jones' crew automatically cut out Will's heart?
That's just how it goes, broski. That's the curse (beginning with Jones) and the rule.
In my opinion James Norrington should have been Davy Jones and not Will Turner. Then he would give his heart in the treasure chest and say as Will did to Elizabeth: "It's always been yours. (James looks at the treasure chest and then looks in both the eyes of Will Turner and Elizabeth:) "Will you take care of it for me?"
He died off too quickly in Pirates 3.
so the plot leading up to elizabeth's escape would be the same. from there it changes.
Norrington grabs the rope, uses his pistol to shoot it, and escapes with the crew, but drops his sword on the dutchman. The movie plays out like it does for a while, then gets to the climactic battle. Jones is about to kill Will, but Bootstrap stops him, and gets thrown against the rail. Jones goes for the kill, but James steps in between them, killed by his sword. Then instead of Will stabbing the heart, it's James, gets his heart cut out by Bootstrap, as a form of gratitude, and your ending.
That would be amazing.
It’s not a creepy pasta damn
Joe Balaich Davy Jones never should have been replaced! Whoever you choose is just pretty lame compared to him.
Late to the party but that would not work. Will and Elizabeth would be together and Norrington would... have one day every 10 years with Elizabeth? Cuckholding and Polyamory are mainstream now days but way back in those days I doubt it lol
I like how Beckett not only gives Norrington everything he once had back, but he also gives him a higher rank.
Show's Beckett isn't a cliche villain who'll always stab everyone in the back whenever he can.
I write fan fiction stories involving Lord Beckett and I always wondered what kind of woman would it take to get Lord Beckett's attention,??
@@ladyday8576 Do you have a link to your fanfictions?? I would LOVE to read this😃💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💗💗
@@ladyday8576 the posh ones
Beckett is a businessman above everything. He believes in trade. He always offers bargains and deals to characters. He offered Will his and Elizabeth's freedom and Jack's pardon for the compass.
He’s not; Beckett is a good man, a hardworking one with a vision.
1:09 Damn, he has lovely eyes.
When I saw that, I just realized that I have the same eye color lol
Cosmic Rogue he’s handsome :’)
Also I realized that norrington with a beard is pretty similar to chris evans
IKR!!! i LOVE HIM
I feel Norrington's emotion. Lost everything, ship and crew, status and love, to Pirates.
And here he is, with not just everything being returned but with promotion.
Gosh I sure wish they had kept this scene. It's deep on numerous levels and links perfectly with the third movie.
He was a good man and deserved better woman than Elizabeth
I know it is Disney movie just saying
Noob Tuber : Why do you say better than Elizabeth?
because Elizabeth manipulated him for her own selfish reasons (promising to marry him and then ditching him) but somehow Norrington still rose above all that and continued to love her, ultimately dying for her in the end
Catherine Lee - I agree that Elizabeth was a bitch to him, and it always hurts when someone does that to you. The way I see it, she used him in a way that nobody has the right to use anyone.
Now perhaps some will disagree with that, and admittedly she was desperate to save Will; whom she truly loved, but still to manipulate a guy like that; especially when he has genuine feelings for you, yeah that's fucked up and damn cruel.
The Cowboy If Elizabeth had not promised to marry him He would not have sent the fleet to save Will Turner.
You idiot. Elizabeth "manipulated" him to save Will's life when he and her father were going to leave him to die.
I can't think of a single _Pirates of the Caribbean_ deleted scene that didn't deserve to go in. Disney, can you release extended editions? *PLEASE!*
Thank you! I always watch the series with the deleted scenes 'time-stamped" in congruency with the appropriate scenes in the theatrical cuts.
There are just so, so, *SO MANY* important plot details and character development/background information that is just simply left out.
And to be honest, A LOT of movies, in general, do that. It's rather disappointing.
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I've been saying for YEARS that since we have the technology for it (as choice-based video games nowadays will show) we should definitely invest in having more movies that are considered *"interactive."*
For example:
Don't want a certain adult-themed scene in your movie viewing experience?
- Just change your preferences in the "Movie My Way" options menu.
Want specific deleted/extended scenes added to your movie viewing experience for a unique journey every time?
-Add/Remove each one in the MMW menu via your controlling device!
Like I said, we have the technology to make it happen, and as a movie buff, I would greatly appreciate the choice of variety!
Keeps things interesting.
😉🖤✌🏼
@@BlurryKnight78 But the question is: are you ready to actually sit through three movies that could take an extra two hours to watch uncut?
@@largol33t1 yes
@@largol33t1 Yes! I'll watch them repeatedly
Everything said in this scene was pretty much self explanatory in the third film. It feels like they are giving exposition for the third film in the second film instead of leaving you guessing. And Jones just taking off his hat and bowing down to Beckett just isn’t him, he literally kills Mercer the second they lose the chest.
norrington looks like Chris Evans
Too pity it wasn't used in the movie... This scene explains a lot about the World's End. How Norrington took his life back, how Lord Beckett was able to command Davy Jones and how he managed to rule almost the whole world... Incredible!!! :))
AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS NELLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ajax Dragonkiller Oh it's really nothing!! I'm glad you liked it!!! :D
No it wouldn't. The scene doesn't make sense at all. How would Davy Jones know from across the ocean that all of a sudden the Company had his heart and to sail there ? xD
Cameron .Nottebaum Because the Kraken would not obey to him anymore but to whom that owned his heart... That's what I think! :)
But all of that was already established. The rest of the information in this extended version is just redundant; and to be completely honest, the Dutchman's sudden arrival is jarring. It has been established in both films he's in that Jones is not omniscient over the seas; hell not even over his own purgatory. There is no way he knew where it was and arrived the literal second that Beckett finally gets it.
Only part of this version I liked was the part with the map being completed. Adds to the ominous theme that the Age of Piracy is coming to a close.
I know people are saying they should have left it in, but in all honesty this scene is unintentionally funny. The sight of the derelict ghost ship casually sailing into Port Royal just looks silly and Davy Jones taking off his hat in salute is just weird and awkward. Besides, the third movie still makes plenty of sense, even without this scene.
I agree with you, if they had to trim fat anywhere this would be a good scene to cut short.
But I am also really glad to have seen this. I used to pause the part where DJ dies and falls into the whirlpool at the end of At World's End, because it's the only time you ever get to see him with his hat off, this scene shows that 10 times better. cool stuff
i think everything in this scene is great. except, like you said, the moment you see jones taking off his hat as a sign of obedience. its not in his nature to follow orders
@Lord Voldemort Wtf, you again?
This scene makes me respect Beckett
agreedah (Davy Jones's voice)
you only see his hat off at the scene where he dies and in this scene. This guy looks even more creepy without hat , thats why he dont do it O_o
Agreed
Yup
Kinda like P Diddy with no shades on...
My heart goes out to James in this. I know what it's like to have your life ruined by bad choices. And I can sympathize with the desperation that often follows the quest in gaining it back.
_Davy Jones without his hat isn't real, he can't hurt you._
Davy Jones without his hat: 1:50
Beckett is such an underrated Disney villain. Not as complex as the best ones (even in this saga Davy Jones is more complex), but he's nevertheless cool, cold, ruthless and smart.
What kind of woman do you think it would take to get Lord Beckett's attention
@@ladyday8576 One with a giant golden coin for a head? I mean, he loves good business.
@@Alejandroigarabide lol
Which is rather the point of him. He is efficient before anything else, and efficiency is not complicated: it's cold, ruthless, and smart.
The canon novels and other material greatly expanded on Lord Beckett's backstory - the roots of his motivations and his relationships with the other characters like Jack Sparrow - which I found to make him all the more interesting as a character and as a villain.
I never thought about the possibility that Norrington might have stabbed the heart, but NOW I AM.
And if he did, this scenario actually totally fixes the few issues I have with how AWE ended - particularly in regards to how Elizabeth’s arc wraps up.
Like, her whole character arc is about her abandoning the constraints of “proper society” and embracing freedom, but the trilogy ends with her husband stuck at sea forever, her father - the only thing tying her to land, lets be honest - dying off-screen, and she has LITERALLY BECOME THE PIRATE KING!!!!! THE ACTUAL EPITOME OF THE MOVIE’S CONCEPT OF FREEDOM!!!!!! only to just like... wallow on land as a single mother waiting for Will to show up once every ten years.
Like... no. That is not My Girl Elizabeth Swann.
But if MY BOY Norrington stabbed the heart, that would have been the PERFECT end to his arc: he is a good man who is constantly torn between doing the “right thing” as dictated by the formal laws of society and doing the right thing that he knows with protect and serve others. Like, his whole arc in the movies can be summed up at the end of Curse of the Black Pearl when Gov. Swann says to him “Perhaps on the rare occasion pursuing the right course demands an act of piracy, piracy itself can be the right course?” It’s the key moment in his arc, particularly in the first movie.
SO. Instead of getting his anti-climactic death on the Flying Dutchman (which is admittedly beautifully written - “Our destinies have been entwined, Elizabeth, but never joined”, like DAMN DUDE, RIP MY HEART OUT WHY DON’T YOU???) Norrington escapes with Elizabeth instead.
Already in this moment he’s choosing, again, to forfeit his standing in the eyes of the law to do what he thinks is the right thing to do, but it’s driven out of a love for Elizabeth here. That’s fine, but we can do better.
They all meet up at the Pirate Council, Liz becomes Pirate King, all that good stuff with Norrington tagging along to the fight in the maelstrom.
During the fight, you can have Norrington and Jack fighting to try to get Davy Jones’ heart, paralleling the fight at the end of Dead Man’s Chest, except this time they’re finally working TOGETHER instead of against one another - so Norrington is now properly allied with the pirates he was formerly hunting, and Jack is working with Mr. Law & Order. They’re foils of one another finally meeting in the middle, and we get to see more of Jack Davenport’s fight work that was sadly nonexistent in the third movie. It’s great.
And in the moment of truth, just before Davy Jones is about to stab Will, Jack notices, sees his friend about to get shish-kabob’d, sees Norrington fighting off the fish pirates with the heart, and Jack makes his decision.
Jack calls out, and manages to distract Jones for a brief moment. We think he’s got the heart, but then...
Jones is stabbed. And Norrington is holding the heart as Davy dies.
So Norrington goes through that whole “heart getting cut out” bit, and they take down Beckett in the same iconic way, except this time Norrington is captaining the Flying Dutchman.
And this wraps up everyone’s arc WAY better:
Elizabeth and Will can be together finally, doing whatever they please (including Liz continuing to be the Pirate King because LITERALLY WHY WOULD THEY DROP THAT I DON’T UNDERSTAND???? Let Liz be the free and independent woman you’ve been developing her into throughout this whole franchise, DAMMIT!!!!)
Jack has become the “good man” that Elizabeth knew he was, having worked with Norrington, everything that represents order and duty (again, from when Jack tries to manipulate Norrington in Curse of the Black Pearl: “How can you pass that up?” “By remembering that I serve others, Mr. Sparrow, not only myself.”) so that they can save the day, and having given up his own selfish opportunity to sail the seas for eternity as the new Davy Jones because he prioritized Will’s life over his own personal gain.
And Norrington completes his arc in forfeiting his place in society as a lawful force - and, going back to that Gov. Swann quote - literally becoming an immortal pirate captain because “an act of piracy” was the right course. He threw out the rules, and fully became a pirate in order to do the right thing and save Will, not just out of love for Elizabeth, but because protecting other people, even at the cost of his own life, is what Norrington DOES.
Damn, I just rewatched all of these movies because of the quarantine, and got really invested in this outcome, sorry folks.
Kinda invested in this ending too ❤
You deserve so many more likes for this comment! This is an amazing AU and the symmetry in this idea is astounding. I’ve never quite disliked the movies, to much nostalgia, but this would have been so good
Bravo, bravo, bravo.
Good stuff, only that Will's ties to the Dutchman were sowed from the first film and even Tia Dalma reinforces it in Dead Man's Chest. 'A touch of destiny,' Also, Will becoming the leader of the Dutchman shows growth in his character because he used to hate pirates. Besides, Elizabeth being Pirate King isn't dropped, they just don't include her in the 4th and 5th films so technically we don't know what she's up to. Furthermore, I think by not having her physically tied to Will gives her independence. As for Norrington, he did throw out the rules when he helped Elizabeth escape the Dutchman which was under the control of the EITC. Just my thoughts.
I didn't know I needed this until I read it.
As an adult, now I understand James Norrington. The lad knew heartbreak like Jones did.
Yeah . A moral man lost in a world of immoral men .
The rest of the conversation should have been the post credits scene instead of the dog on the island
1:33 the way the Dutchman bounces on the water is kind of satisfying to watch for me.
He was almost crying when he was starring at the sword
It's a much stronger scene in the final cut, but I love the extra character development here. Plus Tom Hollander's a marvellous character actor who stole every scene he was in. Sure, Beckett's evil, but working for him is probably pretty great. Never loses his temper at his men. Always polite, whatever the circumstances. Exceed in your job and you're richly rewarded. Explains how someone you only otherwise see at his most unpleasant managed to win himself a lordship and become chairman of the EITC (even if Beckett at his most unpleasant is probably also him at his most genuine).
I just adore Tom Hollander when he said No no no no that would be terribly prudent at 119 he is so handsome as Lord Cutler Beckett
Thank you kindly Brittany
My pleasure dear Tom by the way I think that you are a gorgeous hunk of a man and I would if you offered hmm
"Imprudent." He said would be terribly "imprudent" - the opposite of prudent.
It took CZcams 7 years to show me this .... kinda sad.
Norrington is one of my favorite characters
I love the look on Becket’s face when Norrington mentions the being a privateer. Like he thought Norrington would ask for something far more grand. Maybe refreshing to see a humble man like him
Wish they had kept this in the movie. Even though the theater scene made it clear that Beckett would take control of Jones, his further explanation of it and his looking at the completed map on the wall in this extended version I think increases just how sinister he his. Which is important considering how Beckett is a bigger villain in At World's End than Davy Jones.
In the third film, Beckett says to Davy, “The world is bigger than you, Jones.”
The connection of that scene with the map being finished makes this line way more meaningful
1:11 His eyes are so beautiful!
omg sometimes you almost think they deliberately delete the scenes that speak volumes about the movie and present a masterful culmination to the events that screams "World's End"! So much depth and tasteful allegories in this scene that explain the movie title. It's like the world of pirates, myths and magic has gone extinct (as in Barbossa's and Sparrow's conversation in the beached Kraken scene) and even the most intimidating legends are now tools of the very realistically authoritarian East Indian Trading Company, in a new age that has no room for noble heroes with values like Norrington's. No, both heroes and villains of legend succumb to one boring, oppressive monarchy :( so the world's end is both about the mythical and pirate world and the literal sense that now it has been mapped completely and rid of all mystery and freedom, a perfect end to the buildup of previous events. like, bruh, I just now got it...
So true! The only point I have "against" this scene is the Dutchman in Port Royal (why?) and Davy Jones taking off his hat (cool, but again - why?). That said, it would have been cool, BUT if it'd hav been an extended ending, or better: this shouldn't have been the final scene, the final scene should have been the Captain Barbossa glorius appearence in Tia Dalma's "house". That sequence was probably one of the best film ending I've ever seen. 😍
Matteo Pirovano it could have just take place after this one.
Me replying 4 years after this comment was left: it's CZcams, it's fine
I loved these films as a kid and I've recently rediscovered the first three. They're actually very thoughtful movies and deal with ideas like what you stated in your comment. They're almost a quiet attack on colonialism, the cynical nature of the modern world and its complete lack of magic and myth. I love this scene in particular because Beckett's statement about the "blank edges of the map filled in", as well as the title of the third film, is made very real by actually seeing the map finished. I think these films are much more thought-provoking than people give them credit for.
I'm thinking they cut this JUST so Norrington could be dramatically given back his sword in the next film.
Seriously, at the beginning of At Worlds End I had no idea what was going on. I had no idea that Jones was being controlled, or for how long. I didn't know how the Company had the Dead Mans Chest in their possession. This scene explains all of that. Why was this cut.
Ben Moak I don't know what movie you saw mate. It is true, most of this scene was cut but only after Norington brought the heart. It was very clear in it when he took the heart from the chest and that he brought it back with him to regain his status.
Ben Moak The original cut did show Norrington delivering the heart to Beckett, but it left everything else out, so I was still confused when Norrington was an admiral in World's End when he signed on to be a privateer in Dead Man's Chest.
+SuperOverlord94 no no it was very obvious what happened
+TapsMan16 I thought it was fairly obvious as well... even if they didn't connect every single dot for us it was still easy to see how to connect them yourself... All the clues were laid out for you to fill in the blanks with fairly logical (for the crazy pirates universe) conclusions. I do agree though that it's annoying when they cut out useful scenes like this with extra, clarifying information just to cut down on time.
Ben Moak You are a fucking idiot then, it's obvious that Beckett would use the heart to hunt pirates and Gibbs even says so during this film.
It is 2018 and I still miss Norrington.
It's 2019 and I still miss Norrington.
It's 2020 and I still miss Norrington.
2021 ans i still miss Norrington! He was a badass character!
It's 2022 and I still miss Norrington.
@@falsehoodintensifies445 it’s 2023 and i still miss Norrington .
One of the most brilliant pirate stories in the history of film making... every actor perfect for the role... every scene epic... every adventure a joy to behold....
I love how jones takes off his hat to salute and one of his men takes a traditional at ease stance. It shows just a glimpse of their past
mood: beckett's "oh no no no no" when norrington's abt to stab the heart lmao
i love norrington's character
Wtf
"The map is finished sir"
*Missing all of Canada*
I guess the expeditional explorers haven't been at North yet
"Just the way I imagined it!"
For the record, I get choked up when I see his ceremonial sword and hear Beckett mention he's going to reinstate him. I can't put to words how proud I am of him for that.
As soon as Norrington realized Beckett's intention to control Davy Jones, I wonder if he thought to himself right than & there What Have I Done?
Norrington wasn't a bad man, just blindly loyal to those in charge. It wasn't until he was reunited with Elizabeth in At World's End & found out about Beckett having had Elizabeth's father murdered that he finally realized what a massive & tragic mistake he made handing Jones' heart over to Beckett. Sucks they had to kill him off, would've liked to have seen him join Jack & the others in the final battle and than at the end maybe acquire his own ship & crew and reinvent himself as a successful Privateer.
THEY SHOULD HAVE INCLUDED THIS SCENE
I AGREE. They should have included this one as well as "Swann Song" in AWE. They both fill in important details and have excellent character-building moments.
TheWanderlustWolf also the alternate Sparrow/Becket conversation in AWE!
the unsung hero of the trilogy, mostly just a man trying to do the right thing, and dies for it
Ten years i didn't know for that extend, Ten years that was hidden from me.
And, finnaly they could put this scene together with movie, that scene werent there.
Man i loved Norrington. His character was perfectly portrayed.
Is it just me or does norington really look a lot like the bearded Capt America?
Yes he does
YES I was just thinking that
uncanny
Ken Cheung I always thought he looked like Chris Evans
There’s a voice actor who I think he look a lot alike,especially when he has facial hair,Troy Baker.
Damn. They wasted Norrington. He had so much potential...
It adds some exposition to the third film but it's unneeded because of the scene with Elizabeth's father. The climax with Barbossa returning is brilliant and one of the best surprise endings ever done on film.
Well it's cool to see the scene, but I understand why they have cut it out. It distracts from Jack's dramatic death and it is not really necessary because we get this information explained at the beginning of The World's End. Davy Jones last scene where he realizes that his heart has been stolen is a better climatic cut for his character arc in this movie. Also it's kind of dumb that the old guy says nothing better than "the map is finished" while a scary-ass ghostship rises in the bay right in front of him xD
Master Key The Old guy has seen crazier stuff besides Davy Jones.
*I love James* 😭
"HE WHO CONTROLS THE SPICE, CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE!"
When you're young you think Will Turner is the hero of this story. When you grow up you realize it's Norrington.
Yeah,i always liked Jack Sparrow,but i have discovered that James is better than Jack.
exactly
1:15 James knew that he couldn’t betray Elizabeth but this was his one chance to come back where he once was
Did anyone else notice the speed boat behind the Dutchman at 1:34?
+Studio13Drew they probably used the speedboat at a marker for where they would look for the Flying Dutchman, or something like that, just a theory
OmegaCooper Gaming probably not since the movie had an actual Flying Dutchman ship that had sparks come out when the cannons fired to make it look more real
Camillo Giulietti Flying dutchman was 100% cgi watch making of
MEEEH ! naw it's actually real Google it
Should have kept it in...
I love this entire scene. They should have kept it in the movie. Beckett and Norrington are 2 of the most underestimated characters in the entire series.
Why couldn't they have just used this before the scene where Barbossa returns? I think putting this scene out would've made things more clearer to understand to the viewer...
James Norrington is a great character... an intelligent, military oriented, stern, yet, compassionate man... so sad he was robbed and killed of his glory and happiness... all because of a woman who never had loved him, whom he would do almost anything for... even to die for, which he did in the end. RIL, Commodore James Norrington... ❤😔
Norrington is one of the best characters in this trilogy. I can't believe the blunder of killing him off so quickly in the third film.
This is why i hate fucking deleted scenes. . .
why would they want to cut a scene so informative . yes?
James Norrington is the antihero who regained his honor
0:36 My reaction after watching this movie.
Bro I swear every deleted scene is amazing
Norrington deserved to regain his former positions...he was the person who lost the most after the first movie, and he was one of the bravest
The epic-ness of this scene is great. They truly should have kept this.
Edit five years later: Actually, I've changed my mind.
> Actually, I've changed my mind.
Why?
Why though?
I would have kept out the Dutchman's appearance, felt silly. Everything else was great, especially that map showing world's end in a sense.
I’ve changed my mind because this scene doesn’t make sense, and the tone of it doesn’t work that well.
Davy Jones doesn’t have some kind of tracking beacon in his heart that lets him show up within minutes to the heart’s location. That’s why after killing Jack, he was so surprised when he realized that his heart wasn’t in the chest-he didn’t know where it was. So why would he know that it was here in Port Royal? And the dramatic timing of his arrival feels pretty contrived.
And there’s no way Jones would be so jolly in subordinating himself to his new British superiors. His putting his hat over his chest all eagerly like that is out of his character.
@@wastrelperv I agree! That’s mostly what I liked about this scene before.
Wow...Norrington is really tall; looks even more so standing next to Beckett and the other guy haha! Love James Norrington
MVA Game Not to be rude , but he's dead , they killed him in the 3rd movie while trying to save Elizabeth in the Flying Dutchman 😐
I know but apparently ghosts/the dead are going to appear in the next film and there was a rumour that a dead former member of the British navy will come back as a ghost so it maybe Norrington. Either way he could appear.
this scene was so good maybe cut the part where Jones takes off his hat but where the map gets finished. So powerful in what it says to us, I mean we see it getting drawn throughout the whole film. why delete this scene.
I love when Davy Jones takes his hat of!! It's freaking awsome👌🏼👌🏼☠️!!
When Norrington lifts his sword, the background music is almost Jack's. Made me wonder at first whether Norrington was going to turn down the commission for a second.
damn you director, always taking out the good scenes! even the scene where jack says "people aren't cargo mate", that scene was perfect! they should've kept this and that scene in the finished project
I tried so hard to scroll past this in my suggested, I really did
I either need a norrington cut of every movie from 1-3 or an extended version of those 3. We were robbed of so many good scenes
Can imagine the shock and likely terror of the docking crew at finding the legendary Flying Dutchman pull up essentially out of nowhere. That would’ve been great to see.
Thanks for uploading this :) Iv'e been looking all over for the deleted scenes.
Thank you. Been looking for this the entire time. ❤️
2:10 got to love the details "new holland" as australia very accurate depiction of australia of the time
yeah this ending is way better then the original
Beckett: "You have changed to course of history, Mister Norrington!"
1:43 they said that about the trident as well
A few things about this scene:
One, it elaborates on a plotpoint that is a little confusing when you start Worlds End. Beckett uses the heart for leverage to control Davy Jones.
Two, it elaborates on a second plotpoint that starts earlier in the film and is featured more prominently in Worlds End. The "map" being filled in, the idea that the world is losing its mystery and luster and becoming set-in-stone and realist. This is the trend Beckett warns Jack about at the start of this movie, and it's also the trend the pirates all band together to fight against in the next movie. The map being finished is the plans of the East India Company having come to conclusion. They've won.
Third, it kind of contradicts a lot of the characterization of Davy Jones throughout the movie. Davy Jones is this dreaded figure who is terrifying and imposing, but here he just kind of shows up out of the blue and begs. It's out of character in my opinion and I think it lends a lot to why this scene was cut.
Fourth, it kills the awesome cliffhanger in the shortened version of this scene. Norington dropping the heart on his desk and a cut to black is a lot better than 3 minutes of exposition that is going to be revealed in the next movie anyways.
I'm no expert in reading faces, but it looks like Beckett was briefly struggling contain his excitement at 0:25.
I always liked norrington and when I was younger I remember having a major crush on him for some reason. He’s still one of my favs
Cool detail that they've kept the heart beating the whole scene.
Love it. Touches the heart of this retired sailor. Congratulations Admiral. ⚓
Not including this scene was a sore, heavy mistake! It ties it up so beautifully!
Love how you can hear the heartbeat throughout the entire scene.
Why am I just now seeing this?! 😂 i’ve been imagining this scene in my head for a long time.