This scene to me was very heartbreaking. The silent marry crew were so happy to be free and they died it's just really upsetting to me because I never really thought of them as villains just people wanting pirates gone.
Films like this make you forget that you're spending most of your time rooting for bad guys. People may love Jack Sparrow and what-have-you, but pirates were ultimately horrible people. Salazar is ironically one of the only major characters in the PotC series who was genuinely a good guy.
ParadigmZwei well to be fair in this movies pirates were the good guys, for example jack sparrow was branded a pirate after he freed slaves he was instructed to transport across the Caribbean.
ParadigmZwei much as I hate to disagree, the things that Salazar does as a character are understandable but not excusable. And I’m saying this as a huge fan of the character. When alive, he ruthlessly killed people that surrendered and pleaded for clemency, and even though those people were pirates and therefore criminals, he gloated in killing them without pity or remorse. He also murdered people who haplessly wandered into the Devil’s Triangle simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Yeah I mean if you were trying to kill pirates, who have killed you father and grandfather, and would be outsmarted by a kid, cursed for really no reason but being angry to live an eternal hell, then you’d wouldn’t act any better.
I can just picture it, two cursed sailors, suddenly human again. Sailor 1: Frank, what just happened? Sailor 2: Beats the hell out of me George. Lol, they'd be so confused.
@@vergilblueargent9628 In the beginning, the Flying Dutchman was underwater. So it made me wonder how the crew (part of the ship, part of the crew. LOL) did not drown? 🤣 Like, they were there chilling and then suddenly they can't breathe underwater. 🤣
At least they got to experience freedom for a little while, before peace. I have a feeling that’s more than most of us get in our life. If I had a choice between ceasing to exist, and being kept alive but in a cursed state, seeing and doing monstrous things that no human being ever was meant to see or do, potentially forever, then destruction doesn’t seem like such a bad thing anymore.
@@TheSeriousAnalysist do you see how salazar lived? everytime he talks he spits blood and always sounds like he is gasping for air. i am sure it was painful as hell living that type of life.
@@TheSeriousAnalysist its like living in hell.. U got burn but still live to feel the pain.. The pain that cant bear any longer that u wish to die instead of feel this pain.. They thirst, hungry and cant fullfill their desired.. In this case, movie story wise, u can live eternal but have a price.. From what i see, they want eternal live to conquer, power, and desired.. Instead of gift, they got cursed.. U can rewatch again in 1st movie.. Sry my bad english..
Who would win? A magical legendary trident that holds every curse on the high seas and is said to have been wielded by Poseidon the sea god himself. Or one metal sword
@@CountTentacula Unlike Norrington,Salazar is a murderous psychopath obsessed with killing pirates and mainly Jack.He would have never given him a chance to escape.Norrington was an honorable man instead and he wouldn't have abandoned his crew like Salazar did.
Lord Zamasu I wouldn’t be so sure: Norrington, did, after all sail through a hurricane off the coast of Tripoli, which cost him his own crew and commission. Salazar isn’t an ideal human being, but his perspective on piracy is somehow understandable, but at the same time, far from excusable. As for abandoning his crew, I’m not certain that he necessarily did, since at that point, at the bottom of the ocean, what could he do to save two dozen men? He was overcome with the need for revenge, too much so to notice much else.
@@CountTentacula A good captain should always stay with his crew,even if it costs him his life.Norrington was arrogant and did a stupid thing,you are right about that.But Salazar just slaughtered thousands of pirates even if they surrendered to him and he chose to leave his whole crew,who stayed loyal to him even as undead,to die just to have revenge on an old enemy.He should have died with them.
Lord Zamasu Salazar never saw pirates as human, though, and spared no expense on removing them from the seas through whatever means he deemed necessary. I’d say that given his high rank, Salazar’s ambitions to vanquish piracy from the seas and gradually eradicate it worldwide were dedicated both to his own blind devotion to avenging his father and grandfather, and to his loyalty to the Spanish crown. But anyway, what good would it do anyone to remain at the bottom of the sea? He saw a means of finally ending the most powerful threat of piracy he knew of with the cruelest stroke.
I love how the whole movie jack wasn’t really what he used to be. He always used to be one step ahead. And then he kinda fell out and stoped caring. Until he tries to stab him with the trident and Salazar realizes that he is still who he used to be
Me? I'm dishonest, and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly. It's the honest ones you want to watch out for, because you can never predict when they're going to do something incredibly... stupid." -Jack Sparrow
@@AageKush the skeleton curse would be amazing as a pirate. You can plunder away and not fear death, even when caught. After you grow tired of being a pirate, then maybe it would be a bad curse. But as far as curses go, it's the best one out the 4 to have
This was a tough scene. It was sad. I don’t think Captain Salazar was bad. He was just a man who didn’t want Pirates and Piracy around no more. His crew were just normal people. Salazar & Crew we’re set free the moment the trident was broken. To bad they all died when the ocean closed on them. Damn, rough.
@@peenoice5176 I'm aware of that. But thats not an excuse to fire on them after they surrendered. Salazar proves he has less honour then pirates. BTW, countries like Spain and England who had great navies did more murdering and raping then all the pirates in history combined. So what's the point?
If only jack could've told Salazar and his crew that if the trident is broken, the every curse would be broken. So everyone would've gone back up and then break the trident. Boom...alternate ending
1- Salazar wouldn't believe Jack 2- Salazar would instantly try to kill Jack after the curse been broken 3- Barbosa would probably order the slaughter of all Salazar's man for what he did to his crew.
Capatain Barbossa : "Jack give me sword and i jump to save my daughter live" Capatain Blackbeard : "Jack give me fuckin drink and my live automatice delivered to my daughter"
I like how, even if by accident, Jack telling Salazar that if surrendered now he'd let him live still applies. If Salazar wasn't so hungry for revenge and surrendered, he could've escaped when they broke the trident
Honestly, it seemed that Salazar's true goal was being free from the curse, more than killing Sparrow. He should've just let Sparrow and his crew just break the trident, and everything would be over. No bloodshed would be done. This means Barbossa would reunite with his daughter. The end.
i love how this movie mirrors the first one who boths crew want to be normal again, broke the curse and then when the burse is broken they remember who fragile mortality is. also in boths movies barbosa dies at the end, in the first returning a treasure in exchange to being alive again and in the last one is sacrificing his life for his real and personal treasure to complete his character arc
The Curses kept their bodies 'alive' well past any natural limits. Removing the curse can only lead to physical death. You can't benefit from such magic, only suffer.
@@Toxic--Water He was Salazar's most loyal man. The look in his eyes when he pleads for Salazar to come back ("Capitán!") - it was heartbreaking to me.
@@Toxic--WaterHe was also the man notifying Capitan Salazar about the surrendering pirates asking for clemency. And when Salazar ordered to kill them he looked sad
This is the clip i've been searching for in a long long time. Finally found it after reading through wiki about will turner and the trident, so i immediately search Trident is Broken, Pirates.
First move: skeletons Second movie: sea creatures Third movie: ‘You killed my father’ Fourth movie: Even more pirates Fifth movie: poor silent Mary crew
First movie : zombie-skeletons Second movie : lovecraftian fishmen Third movie : pirates from all over the globe Fourth movie : mermaids and voodoo Five movie : ghosts & goofs
Sammy Ortega he turned octocrab because he loved/hated calypso. Her symbol is the crab thus his crab features but his hatred for her not showing up after 10 years made his rampage and that’s why he’s an octopus too - octopi eat crabs/crustaceans. Jones is the embodiment of both love and hatred that’s why he’s so entranced when he has his curse temporarily lifted because he still loves her in his heart that he cut out of his own vessel
@@yasininn76 Ok so you'd be totally fine with someone coming along, raiding your house, stealing your things and, assaulting you and your loved ones? Because in reality, that is what pirates do. Real life isn't sunflowers and rainbows.
He basically had the same vision as Beckett when he was alive. He wanted to rid the seas of pirates once and for all and get revenge for his father and grandfather who were both killed by pirates. So he was driven by a somewhat good cause
I always wondered, what happened to the silent mary afyer the curse was broken? Im assuming it returned to its normal complete form like the crew. But then it was just left there floating in the ocean? That is a huge plothole in my opinion. Just like the Queen Annes Revenge. Salazar took Barbossa and the crew, But we never see what happened to the Revenge. Its a immensly powerfull and infamous ship. Surely it wasnt just left abandoned? Same with the Mary. Infamous amd very large, powerfull ship. Just no idea what happened to it
Oh yeah, totally forgot about that! What *did* happen to the Queen Anne's?! That's a pirate ship theoretically as infamous as the Black Pearl, but it's never mentioned again, at least not that I can think of.
Agree.Salazar and his men were not bad and deserved a happy ending.when curse is disappear salazar and his men's reaction and happinnes was enough for cried me
Are we not gonna talk about Salazar getting clocked in the head with that anchor like… ouch… I feel bad for him bc right when he could feel again that’s what he felt like… man got folded like a t-shirt
So the claim here is that the trident was the source of power for all sea-related curses, with it destroyed, so are all the curses. We see that with Salazar and his crew & Will being free of the Dutchman. So how is Davey Jones “supposedly” back from the dead. I always thought Calypso was the source of Jones power, at least I thought that’s what the writers eluded to in Worlds End... Soooo, is Calypso stronger and more powerful than Poseidon? Did I miss anything as far as an explanation or are we hoping that the next pirates will feature Jones and explain? I saw this movie once when it first came out so I may be forgetting something.
nothing is supposed to make sense in this movie, its called the *all fish no barrel* of POTC. the Poseidon Trident thing is completely made up when in reality it was more of a Merfolk (mermaids and sea creatures) controlling staff used by Poseidon. it wasn't able to be broken since it was literally made by Hephaestus for Poseidon and and as far as curses go, it has no command over them. and the thing about Davy Jones returning is not possible since Calypso has her own hold over him rather then him being cursed or something. in then since Johnny Depp was fired by Disney and they were already planning a reboot of sorts years ago, nothing has been heard about it since.
CAlypso is the source of DJ power and by extension will… funny thing though calypso was never a god in lore she was a sea nymph and daughter of a titan, So her power was underling to a gods- poseidons
Apparently, Poseidon is more powerful than Calypso but she is still very powerful. And no, I don't know how Davy Jones is "supposedly" back from the dead.
So... by breaking the trident and vanquishing all the curses... this means bye-bye all supernatural, ooga-booga events. This means the POTC realm could very much follow our realm now.
@@kyrollos0208 Well it no longer really makes any sense, does it? All curses are theoretically broken, so wouldn't Davy Jones just be a normal non-fish dude again?
@@vsGoliath96 Theoretically, I suppose so, but there may be more to Davy Jones' curse than just the trident, such as Calypso and his relationship with her, for example.
@@vsGoliath96 no because that wasn’t really a curse was it. Wasn’t that just a job that needed to be done and given to him by calypso. Being captain of the Flying Dutchman was a job to bring the dead at sea over. But he wasn’t doing that job so that’s why he started turning. I still think somebody was needed to captain the Flying Dutchman since there are people who still die at see. So calypso probably brought him back to life and we’ve seen her bring back people to life. The things that’s confusing is how will got out of it. Because again it’s not a curse. They way I see will got out of being the captain was because the curse that was broken was the one being the one who kills Davy Jones has to take his place. So when will by jack stabbed his heart he had to take Davy Jones place but when the trident broke it broke that curse setting him free. But then again you still have the whole the Flying Dutchman needs a captain.
Barbosa crew had a better curse. Honestly, if it gave immortality then I'd be fine with being a skeleton in the moonlight. That way I can see it all...where it's all going. Yes I'm quoting JLU buy imagine having infinite time to learn everything and also learn what coming next.
you are forgetting the pressure, the distance to the top, the clothes, weapons, boots, and the ocean currents could happens when the wall is getting close. Impossible surviving.
As cool as that would be, it's highly unlikely. Salazar has had a hatred for Jack Sparrow for decades, so I highly doubt he would ever team up with him under any circumstances. Hell, I'm pretty sure he was probably just going to kill him after he finished celebrating being flesh again. Lol Edit: Actually, I just realized he did try to slay him during the anchor chain scene. He would start with Carina, as she was in his way, Barbossa and Henry would be next, and then he would do one last Hail-Mary attempt to kill Sparrow. But he was stopped by Barbossa.
@@peepohappy6535 Yes, he killed his own father, but that's because his father became corrupted by pirates and turned into a criminal as well. Salazar saw that as a betrayal.
"Break the trident and you'll break every curse at sea!" I'm somehow really into this line and the way they said it....I'm repeating it over and over again so many times🤣🤣🤣
I would have loved to have seen Will show up at the last minute to take on Salazar and his crew. The idea of seeing the Flying Dutchman against the Silent Mary and seeing two cursed crew, one dead and one delaying death, fight it out until the curse is broken seemed so appealing but I realize how expensive it would be to create two different CGI ships and crew. So disappointed in this movie. The only thing that was good was Javier Bardem's performance as always. Especially when he plays the villain.
The two CGI ships probably would have been less expensive than paying Orlando Bloom to spend more than 5 minutes on screen. He really didn't seem like he wanted to be there.
I never saw him as a villain tho, I mean he just wants the age of Piracy to end and we know historically that Pirates are notorious criminals of the sea.
Nameless Juan it’s just that in the movies here most pirates weren’t as bad as people thought I mean yes they were thieves but they didn’t have any other choice and plus jack became a pirate cause he did something good
What I want to know is: the ghost pirate who was only a hat and an arm - what was his reaction to the curse being lifted? It only really showed the eye patch crewmate I've named Patches (because I'm super creative with names).
Wait a minute... Henry destroys the trident, thus breaking every curse at sea. In the third film, Will is killed and bootstrap saves his son by cutting out his heart Will is then resurrected and is kept alive by the curse Therefore, Henry basically just murdered everyone kept alive by a curse including his own father Which means, Barbossa, Jack, Barbossa’s crew and Will should have all died the second Henry broke the trident. wow
@@tizyman7120 But how since the captain of the Flying Dutchmens heart is kept in the chest. Do you think it just teleports back in him? It cant stay in the chest cause that's part of the curse. 🤔
@@raw_riot_6917 yes i believe the will heart teleport back to him, replaced by davy jones.. Thats why he come to will house in the stinger. He want to claim his heart and take revenge.
@@mitodrudito5806 So since the tridant was broken and all curses broken then that's how Davy Jones came back? I've heard people say the flying dutchman needing a captain wasnt a curse but idk for sure. But Henry said to Will he will break his curse so.
@@raw_riot_6917 i think the "FD captain curse" here only for someone who kill the previous captain, so will get the curse.. As for davy jones, IIRC he choose to serve Calypso willingly right? And yeah, read i think flying dutchman "must exist". Coz it has purpose/duty to ferrying the human souls to the afterlife.. And when the curse is broken.. Will take the chance to freed himself. its up to Calypso to choose another captain and he choose to bring davy jones back.. Or maybe because davy choose to serve calypso willingly he is by-the-default captain and will always be revived. TLDR, Will get curse for killing davy jones.. The curse is taking his place as FD captain, davy didnt get curse.. He is calypso chosen one
For me personally, what i would’ve added a touch to this scene is when Henry breaks the trident , they would show us William and his crew in the Flying Dutchman feeling water coming into their throat which alerts them waking them up later to realise the Flying Dutchman pulls it’s self back up to realise the curse has been broken. As seeing in at worlds end ,the Flying Dutchman basically comes good at the end. I can say for a fact I would’ve liked to see the Flying Dutchman help jack and the pearl against the silent Mary when they were on their way to the island. This is just my personal opinions on what I would do to sort of spice up the things in these scenes for me What do u think and what would u like to add for these type of scenery
The Flying Dutchman wasn't a curse; it was a service Calypso gave to Davey Jones to watch over those who died at sea and lead them to the afterlife. 10 years at sea for one day on land is unlike the Aztec gold curse from the first movie, where you needed the blood of someone who wasn't a part of the heist to break the curse. This would be considered an obedient service both people agree to do; Davey didn't read the fine print that Calypso had no intent of settling down with him, and every time he completed his ten years, he would be ghosted by a goddess on his only day on land.
so....some questions:.....jack and Barbosa seem to have a preexisting knowledge of the trident that can break all known curses of the sea, i mean, these guys have a deep knowledge of most if not all forms of pirate, sea or treasure related lore as far as we know, a trident that can break curses doesn't seem like one that would slip by all of their noses...LEAST of all perhaps people like Davey johns or anyone in his crew? so my question is....why not go after THAT to solve the problems of the main trilogy? why would barbosa go to the trouble of finding hundreds if tiny individual coins they had traded away around that were spread god knows where and how far....instead of just going in search of the one item that could not only remove their curse but maybe even give them power over the seas as well? why go through the trouble of finding a key and finding Davey's hidden chest to find his heart just to kill it so someone else can take over as his ships captain....instead of finding this one item that apparently could remove jones' powers to begin with? especially when 1 of the 2 items is hidden on johns' person at all times and the idea of sneaking on his ship, finding out where it is, and somehow stealing it off of his person and THEN find a means of escape seems WAY more convoluted than just finding some unprotected trident that you need to do some research on and sail to just to get
@@vsGoliath96 i rather enjoyed the trilogy it became, and the first standalone was...ok, but this was the equivalent of M. Nights adaptation of Avatar...it's like he had someone else, list off the characters with 1 basic trait they have with a summarized history of events that could fit in a fortune cookie before making the movie....all while dealing with a devastated and drunk Depp who was in no position to even ACT ... i can't even stomach watching the movie again, because i don't see jack sparrow, i am seeing real life johhny depp dealing with marital abuse while being sloshed off his ass.....all while the media plays it up like it's all johhny's fault because he's drunk without asking the question "why?"
so if the gods do exist like the trident and the girl says it will break all the curses but doesn’t calypso control the sea and can curse people since shes back in a immortal form meaning that the trident was a false cover up to calypso because in the 3 movie, a big whirlpool appeared for the finale of the movie, that would mean that the trident (which probably represents Poseidon) used the trident to control the water and curse people, if they are taking some inspirations from greek mythology it should be if an human does something bad and they are punished for their actions, hopefully if theres another movie it will explain the greek mythology and wrapping the final tie in pirates at the Caribbean, it would make sense if calypso was alive in the next one, instead of calypso remaining free from the gods, or Kronos being involved with the new pirates movie
Y’all nitpick. It saved him then he was okay just cursed. Now he’s not cursed and it’s okay. The cursed saved his life it didn’t/wasn’t sustaining it as in he’ll die if not cursed. He was gonna die so the only even slight chance he might live was if he stabbed the heart and he did and he lived as well.
What’s funny is the weapon of the god Poseidon, the strongest weapon/artifact in this world (that we know). Was destroyed by a probably crappy iron sword that probably didn’t even have a sharp edge.
I still don't understand why they hated their curse, they didn't need to breathe, they could walk on and under water, their boat could eat other boats, they had zombie sharks and many other things, the only bad thing they had was not being able to be on land but his curse was so epic
Best curse so far. There is no way to beat from what I can see. And yes they could go on land if they possessed a body but that would be risky if the host died.
The sailors weren’t zombies, they were ghosts. But I know why they hated the curse: imagine being cut down in your prime for no reason, then being stuck in abject darkness for 30 years with no chance of escape. Then, the minute you get within even an inch of dry land, you crumble into dust and disappear into nothingness. I would hate that myself.
Its spiritual. There’s nothing good about a curse which is why it’s named what it is. If they are dead they are feeling everything that comes with it including misery and the pain in the way they died as well. Just roaming around aimlessly too.
Keep in mind if you think captain Salazar and his crews are evil Reconsider the fact he just doesn't want any pirates on the sea and died a horrible death trying to stop them
@@JudeBoi1313 Welp, better than nothing. Lol As a Pirates of the Caribbean fanatic, I've watched this movie several times, and theorized that he was always the same Jack, it's just that he was at an all time low in his life, and he had that "what's the point anymore?" attitude. After all, he's probably well into his older years (Like 60 at least), so he doesn't have much time left on this Earth. Sure, in the first film, he lost the Pearl for 10 years, but he was still young and had time. But that's just my theory to bring as much positivity into this... heinous movie. As much as I hate admitting it, this movie is definitely the worst of the five pirate films, and that's a saying something from a Pirates of the Caribbean super fan!
@@nickh.4940 That, and it was a serious low point for poor Depp himself. He was so piss drunk the entire production that they had to feed his lines through an earpiece. That's why his dialogue is so weirdly delivered and stilted, even by Jack Sparrow standards.
I wonder if the silent mary (Salazar's ship) was rebuilt since it too was cursed or if it was just uncursed and sunk although I do believe they ran it aground so it would probably would just sit there
Eh Davy would win, no doubt. Davy Jones has a little influence over the dead, Salazar is basically a ghost of the Sea. Davy's heart is on land, which is his only way to die. Salazar can't go on land. Would be pretty neat to see them fight though.
@@plague6174 When it comes to swordsmanship, i think they're pretty tied. You gotta think, Sal was a powerful Spanish captain. Im not saying he's as good or better than Davy, but don't underestimate him.
Here's an idea for lifting the curse that would have been original, salazar actually say he surrender to sparrow and the devil's triangle recognise the vow sparrow made and gives life back to salazar and his crew.
@@lillianwaise5545 So magic still remains, only curses are reversed. Although, the part of "at sea" implies that other curses on land will remain. There's a lot of questions surrounding this because the Trident was Poseidon's, but Poseidon wasn't the only god when it came to the sea. Was Calypso somewhat of his replacement after his death? Is she affected by this in any way? It definitely makes me more curious about how everything is connected.
A MASSIVE COSMIC SCENARIO BEFORE N AFTER BIG BANG FROM BIG DREAM TO REALITY AS INCEPTION PROCESS AS GOD'S CURSE N BLESSING TO ALL THE DEMI GOD PARTICLES N REVERSE
The original trilogy was good. This attempt at a new trilogy is repeating old ideas. 1) Villain wants to be cured of a curse 2) Will and Elizabeth are back 3) Davy Jones is likely back Of course that's if the 6th film releases.
I completely argee with you but I did think these next two were needed. I think this film had the perfect ending all because Jack got his beloved ship back. 😂
This scene to me was very heartbreaking. The silent marry crew were so happy to be free and they died it's just really upsetting to me because I never really thought of them as villains just people wanting pirates gone.
Films like this make you forget that you're spending most of your time rooting for bad guys. People may love Jack Sparrow and what-have-you, but pirates were ultimately horrible people. Salazar is ironically one of the only major characters in the PotC series who was genuinely a good guy.
ParadigmZwei well to be fair in this movies pirates were the good guys, for example jack sparrow was branded a pirate after he freed slaves he was instructed to transport across the Caribbean.
ParadigmZwei much as I hate to disagree, the things that Salazar does as a character are understandable but not excusable. And I’m saying this as a huge fan of the character.
When alive, he ruthlessly killed people that surrendered and pleaded for clemency, and even though those people were pirates and therefore criminals, he gloated in killing them without pity or remorse. He also murdered people who haplessly wandered into the Devil’s Triangle simply for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
I would say both of them are not roight
Yeah I mean if you were trying to kill pirates, who have killed you father and grandfather, and would be outsmarted by a kid, cursed for really no reason but being angry to live an eternal hell, then you’d wouldn’t act any better.
Imagine if the Flying Dutchman was underwater when all curses were broken
Oooooooof
Big oof
Well...anyone inside the ship will be killed and outside crew members could possibly escape.
Henry: "All curses are broken!"
Me in theater: "Didn't your father cut out his heart?"
Movie rules: "Shhhh"
@@26prospector regeneration?
Imagine all the other cursed people out there just randomly becoming free
I can just picture it, two cursed sailors, suddenly human again.
Sailor 1: Frank, what just happened?
Sailor 2: Beats the hell out of me George.
Lol, they'd be so confused.
Davy Jones becoming human again, but dies because his heart is missing: FFUUUUUUUU-
@@vergilblueargent9628 Directed by Robert B. Weide. LOL
@@vergilblueargent9628 In the beginning, the Flying Dutchman was underwater. So it made me wonder how the crew (part of the ship, part of the crew. LOL) did not drown? 🤣 Like, they were there chilling and then suddenly they can't breathe underwater. 🤣
@@NoviceJv Most likely the ship warped to the surface while the curse was getting broken.
Imagine finally breaking free of a curse, only to die minutes later
Almost like exactly what they did in the first movie.
@@ForeverExtreme expect it was seconds
@@ForeverExtremeI really wish they and did more in the movie. The Jack vs Salazar rivalry should have been more fleshed out.
@@lordghostslicer8784 Its a movie, not a series. I think what youre asking for is a whole series. o_O
yeah
I genuinely feel sorry for Salazar and his men. You can see how ecstatic they are to be mortal again, only for them to be killed moments later.
In one of the worst ways possible too
At least they got to experience freedom for a little while, before peace. I have a feeling that’s more than most of us get in our life. If I had a choice between ceasing to exist, and being kept alive but in a cursed state, seeing and doing monstrous things that no human being ever was meant to see or do, potentially forever, then destruction doesn’t seem like such a bad thing anymore.
"I feel! .... Cold"
Salazar left his whole crew to die.
He was no Captain.
Just goes to show bitterness will steal a man’s soul.
People need to lose the mindset that the villain needs to die every damn time.
Why are they happy to break the curse?? I mean being cursed at least they can't die so.....
@@TheSeriousAnalysist do you see how salazar lived? everytime he talks he spits blood and always sounds like he is gasping for air. i am sure it was painful as hell living that type of life.
@@TheSeriousAnalysist its like living in hell.. U got burn but still live to feel the pain.. The pain that cant bear any longer that u wish to die instead of feel this pain.. They thirst, hungry and cant fullfill their desired.. In this case, movie story wise, u can live eternal but have a price.. From what i see, they want eternal live to conquer, power, and desired.. Instead of gift, they got cursed.. U can rewatch again in 1st movie.. Sry my bad english..
Just like in the first movie ‘you know nothing of hell’
Well that wasn't the case in Avengers Infinity War, so it's a start...
Who would win?
A magical legendary trident that holds every curse on the high seas and is said to have been wielded by Poseidon the sea god himself.
Or one metal sword
I think the middle one
It depends, the trident controlled the sea, but it was a magic stick, sooo...
Which makes me wonder what happened to Poseidon
I guess it was fragile, but not enough to break when used to jab
Jack Sparrow of course
That is captain jack sparrow
It shouldn't have ended like this. Would have been better if Salazar saw eye to eye and parted knowing he has a second chance at life.
Or if he pulled a Commodore Norrington and simply allowed Jack and company to have one day’s head start.
@@CountTentacula Unlike Norrington,Salazar is a murderous psychopath obsessed with killing pirates and mainly Jack.He would have never given him a chance to escape.Norrington was an honorable man instead and he wouldn't have abandoned his crew like Salazar did.
Lord Zamasu I wouldn’t be so sure: Norrington, did, after all sail through a hurricane off the coast of Tripoli, which cost him his own crew and commission.
Salazar isn’t an ideal human being, but his perspective on piracy is somehow understandable, but at the same time, far from excusable. As for abandoning his crew, I’m not certain that he necessarily did, since at that point, at the bottom of the ocean, what could he do to save two dozen men? He was overcome with the need for revenge, too much so to notice much else.
@@CountTentacula A good captain should always stay with his crew,even if it costs him his life.Norrington was arrogant and did a stupid thing,you are right about that.But Salazar just slaughtered thousands of pirates even if they surrendered to him and he chose to leave his whole crew,who stayed loyal to him even as undead,to die just to have revenge on an old enemy.He should have died with them.
Lord Zamasu Salazar never saw pirates as human, though, and spared no expense on removing them from the seas through whatever means he deemed necessary.
I’d say that given his high rank, Salazar’s ambitions to vanquish piracy from the seas and gradually eradicate it worldwide were dedicated both to his own blind devotion to avenging his father and grandfather, and to his loyalty to the Spanish crown.
But anyway, what good would it do anyone to remain at the bottom of the sea? He saw a means of finally ending the most powerful threat of piracy he knew of with the cruelest stroke.
Spanish officer magda is my favorite silent mary crew
The guy with the broken rainbow hat and the eyepatch? I think he’s a lieutenant.
@@gabrielagustinhomas no he means the one which is like " captain sparrow is after the trident" he has most of his body
I love how the whole movie jack wasn’t really what he used to be. He always used to be one step ahead. And then he kinda fell out and stoped caring. Until he tries to stab him with the trident and Salazar realizes that he is still who he used to be
Why are they happy to break the curse?? I mean being cursed at least they can't die so.....
@@TheSeriousAnalysist Seriously? That is the worst curse I can imagine. The only thing worse then dying is being unable to.
Me? I'm dishonest, and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly. It's the honest ones you want to watch out for, because you can never predict when they're going to do something incredibly... stupid."
-Jack Sparrow
@@TheSeriousAnalysist They're suffering. Unable to enjoy life. I figure it's about as bad as the Aztec gold curse from the first movie, if not worse.
@@AageKush the skeleton curse would be amazing as a pirate. You can plunder away and not fear death, even when caught. After you grow tired of being a pirate, then maybe it would be a bad curse. But as far as curses go, it's the best one out the 4 to have
This was a tough scene. It was sad. I don’t think Captain Salazar was bad. He was just a man who didn’t want Pirates and Piracy around no more. His crew were just normal people. Salazar & Crew we’re set free the moment the trident was broken. To bad they all died when the ocean closed on them. Damn, rough.
Pirates are people to you know.
@@CactusCowboyDan yeah criminals
@@peenoice5176 A criminal is just a person who’s broken laws that were made to be broken.
@@CactusCowboyDan you know pirates are not friendly like in the movies right? They murder and do a lot of rping.
@@peenoice5176 I'm aware of that. But thats not an excuse to fire on them after they surrendered. Salazar proves he has less honour then pirates.
BTW, countries like Spain and England who had great navies did more murdering and raping then all the pirates in history combined. So what's the point?
If only jack could've told Salazar and his crew that if the trident is broken, the every curse would be broken. So everyone would've gone back up and then break the trident. Boom...alternate ending
1- Salazar wouldn't believe Jack
2- Salazar would instantly try to kill Jack after the curse been broken
3- Barbosa would probably order the slaughter of all Salazar's man for what he did to his crew.
@@eduardo7677 4- it would be boring to watch
but i agree that would be happier
Salazar already knew breaking the trident would break the curse. He was shown discussing it with his crew right before he possessed Henry Turner.
Even depp said the script was garbage
Im so sad for Salazar and his crew, they only were soldiers doing their job, not really bad guys😢
Bud, that argument didn't work out in the Nuremberg trials now did it.
@@gwkiv1458 Facts
@@gwkiv1458 the fact that they hunted pirates which many nations supported. Can’t really compare the 2.
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@@Godofchaosdragons Spanish navy were big on enslaving Africans for use in the new world.. not exactly great ppl
Actually...
Captain Salazar's curse broken then he died.
Captain Barbossa be like:
*First time?*
Capatain Barbossa : "Jack give me sword and i jump to save my daughter live"
Capatain Blackbeard : "Jack give me fuckin drink and my live automatice delivered to my daughter"
Underrated comment
*2 seconds later* Barbossa also: Not again
I like how, even if by accident, Jack telling Salazar that if surrendered now he'd let him live still applies. If Salazar wasn't so hungry for revenge and surrendered, he could've escaped when they broke the trident
Honestly, it seemed that Salazar's true goal was being free from the curse, more than killing Sparrow. He should've just let Sparrow and his crew just break the trident, and everything would be over. No bloodshed would be done. This means Barbossa would reunite with his daughter. The end.
1:19: Poor Lesaro.
You know for a godly weapon, Poseidon's trident is really brittle .
That just fiction
@@sayanaufal9193 and I suppose Poseidon's trident isn't lol
@@biscariot1074 maybe it's not really the actual one
@@sayanaufal9193 no that was the real Poseidon's trident they used in the movie!
It was his old one, he's upgraded and tossed this one into the sea.
i love how this movie mirrors the first one who boths crew want to be normal again, broke the curse and then when the burse is broken they remember who fragile mortality is. also in boths movies barbosa dies at the end, in the first returning a treasure in exchange to being alive again and in the last one is sacrificing his life for his real and personal treasure to complete his character arc
The Curses kept their bodies 'alive' well past any natural limits.
Removing the curse can only lead to physical death.
You can't benefit from such magic, only suffer.
Well i think they'd not be that old if they would've lived normally from that day when they became cursed till the point of the trident breaking.
I think rock bottom of the ocean is the last place you should be happy about beeing freed by a curse and losing your immortality...
...... he had a really good curse honestly. Though the curse of the gold coins was better since one could still go on land.
Salazar just couldn't accept the return of his life, he still had to waste time trying to kill Jack when all he had to do was make for the exit.
Poor Silent Mary-Crew ...they deserved better than that, especially Lesaro >
I don't disagree, but why especiallly him?
@@Toxic--Water He was Salazar's most loyal man. The look in his eyes when he pleads for Salazar to come back ("Capitán!") - it was heartbreaking to me.
@@lokilaufeyson6591 I see that now, after multiple fanfictions. Lesaro is such a cinnamon roll(ᗒᗩᗕ) They really all deserved better
@@Toxic--WaterHe was also the man notifying Capitan Salazar about the surrendering pirates asking for clemency. And when Salazar ordered to kill them he looked sad
@@urbainleverrier1 exactly, such a sweetheart
If you have to break the freaking trident then make sure you are close to the beach or at least in shallow waters.
This is the clip i've been searching for in a long long time. Finally found it after reading through wiki about will turner and the trident, so i immediately search Trident is Broken, Pirates.
First move: skeletons
Second movie: sea creatures
Third movie: ‘You killed my father’
Fourth movie: Even more pirates
Fifth movie: poor silent Mary crew
On stranger tides it was supposed to be zombies but they didn't lean that far into it
@@rookhousestudios3686 the cook who got fried was supposed to come back as one but the appearence was too disturbing for family friendly movie.
The cook?
First movie : zombie-skeletons
Second movie : lovecraftian fishmen
Third movie : pirates from all over the globe
Fourth movie : mermaids and voodoo
Five movie : ghosts & goofs
I'm assuming Davy Jones was on the Hunt after the Trident was Destroyed...
You know he is. The Dutchman must have a captain and Davy Jones does that job better than anyone
Edward Teach he did that job worst than everyone which is why he turned into the octo crab lol
Sammy Ortega he’s still one of the most bad ass captains
Sammy Ortega he turned octocrab because he loved/hated calypso. Her symbol is the crab thus his crab features but his hatred for her not showing up after 10 years made his rampage and that’s why he’s an octopus too - octopi eat crabs/crustaceans. Jones is the embodiment of both love and hatred that’s why he’s so entranced when he has his curse temporarily lifted because he still loves her in his heart that he cut out of his own vessel
@Josh The Stormtrooper did you see the post credit scene
Never watched this one. But seeing them shatter a giant magic trident like it's fucking glass really makes me glad i didn't.
In reality, Salazar would be considered a good guy
He wasn't a pirate
@@MitchellBPYao I didn't say he was a pirate you dumbass
Surely not by me
@@yasininn76 Ok so you'd be totally fine with someone coming along, raiding your house, stealing your things and, assaulting you and your loved ones? Because in reality, that is what pirates do. Real life isn't sunflowers and rainbows.
He basically had the same vision as Beckett when he was alive. He wanted to rid the seas of pirates once and for all and get revenge for his father and grandfather who were both killed by pirates. So he was driven by a somewhat good cause
I always wondered, what happened to the silent mary afyer the curse was broken? Im assuming it returned to its normal complete form like the crew. But then it was just left there floating in the ocean?
That is a huge plothole in my opinion. Just like the Queen Annes Revenge. Salazar took Barbossa and the crew, But we never see what happened to the Revenge. Its a immensly powerfull and infamous ship. Surely it wasnt just left abandoned?
Same with the Mary. Infamous amd very large, powerfull ship. Just no idea what happened to it
Well, Mary was destroyed before being cursed. Look at the hats of the crew, they remain destroyed. So Mary probaly sinked.
Nothing at all happened as it wasn't in the script for the movie. 😂 it ended how it ended
Oh yeah, totally forgot about that! What *did* happen to the Queen Anne's?! That's a pirate ship theoretically as infamous as the Black Pearl, but it's never mentioned again, at least not that I can think of.
Not to mention the sword of Triton
Javier bardem(the guy who plays salazar) must like magic tridents because he is playing king triton in the live action little mermaid
When King Triton hold Poseidon's Trident
"Yes, finally, we can no longer breath under water......oh no, we can no longer breath under water..."
Curse is broken and within a few minutes they have to die brutally. This is why I hate this film. It had a good cast but a nonsense script.
Same
Agree.Salazar and his men were not bad and deserved a happy ending.when curse is disappear salazar and his men's reaction and happinnes was enough for cried me
Revenge is its own curse
I think it’s good that they died
It makes you feel bad for them even more
Why are they happy to break the curse?? I mean being cursed at least they can't die so.....
Imagine Salazar becoming A frienemy to Jack after his cursed he would’ve been perfect to replace Barbossa but nah Disney went fr a Reboot instead 😡🤬
It is a damn good thing the Dutchman wasn't underwater when the trident was broken, else Will and his crew would've all drowned.
Orrr the ship would just instantly emerge from the surface for the last time and lose the ability to submerge
The way the crew comes out the water back to normal was cool
this is sad after they broke the curse they all died the crew of El Matador 😭😭 Viva Eapaña
Are we not gonna talk about Salazar getting clocked in the head with that anchor like… ouch… I feel bad for him bc right when he could feel again that’s what he felt like… man got folded like a t-shirt
@Johnny Depp america
Jack runs to safety leaving Sal for dead
Sal: JAAAACK!
I would have preferred Salazar and his men surviving. It would be a step-change for the normal POTC villain ending,
0:30 clever,jack!
That 'Trident of Poseidon' fit for Davy Jones than any characters
So the claim here is that the trident was the source of power for all sea-related curses, with it destroyed, so are all the curses. We see that with Salazar and his crew & Will being free of the Dutchman. So how is Davey Jones “supposedly” back from the dead. I always thought Calypso was the source of Jones power, at least I thought that’s what the writers eluded to in Worlds End... Soooo, is Calypso stronger and more powerful than Poseidon? Did I miss anything as far as an explanation or are we hoping that the next pirates will feature Jones and explain? I saw this movie once when it first came out so I may be forgetting something.
nothing is supposed to make sense in this movie, its called the *all fish no barrel* of POTC.
the Poseidon Trident thing is completely made up when in reality it was more of a Merfolk (mermaids and sea creatures) controlling staff used by Poseidon.
it wasn't able to be broken since it was literally made by Hephaestus for Poseidon and and as far as curses go, it has no command over them.
and the thing about Davy Jones returning is not possible since Calypso has her own hold over him rather then him being cursed or something.
in then since Johnny Depp was fired by Disney and they were already planning a reboot of sorts years ago, nothing has been heard about it since.
Just don't think about it. The moment you give this plot more than five seconds of your time, the entire premise falls apart.
CAlypso is the source of DJ power and by extension will… funny thing though calypso was never a god in lore she was a sea nymph and daughter of a titan,
So her power was underling to a gods- poseidons
All curses are broken. But you can still be cursed.
Apparently, Poseidon is more powerful than Calypso but she is still very powerful. And no, I don't know how Davy Jones is "supposedly" back from the dead.
It's like a one lovely moment
I feel kinda bad for them. They just cane back from a curse hust to die😢
Forshadowing javier bardem will play king triton
It was kinda of funny "Finally! Were mortal again! Wait, OH SHIT WERE MORTAL"
the thought process
So... by breaking the trident and vanquishing all the curses... this means bye-bye all supernatural, ooga-booga events.
This means the POTC realm could very much follow our realm now.
but what about the claw that looks like Davy Jones' in the post-credit scene of the movie?
@@kyrollos0208 Well it no longer really makes any sense, does it? All curses are theoretically broken, so wouldn't Davy Jones just be a normal non-fish dude again?
@@vsGoliath96 Theoretically, I suppose so, but there may be more to Davy Jones' curse than just the trident, such as Calypso and his relationship with her, for example.
@@vsGoliath96 no because that wasn’t really a curse was it. Wasn’t that just a job that needed to be done and given to him by calypso. Being captain of the Flying Dutchman was a job to bring the dead at sea over. But he wasn’t doing that job so that’s why he started turning. I still think somebody was needed to captain the Flying Dutchman since there are people who still die at see. So calypso probably brought him back to life and we’ve seen her bring back people to life. The things that’s confusing is how will got out of it. Because again it’s not a curse. They way I see will got out of being the captain was because the curse that was broken was the one being the one who kills Davy Jones has to take his place. So when will by jack stabbed his heart he had to take Davy Jones place but when the trident broke it broke that curse setting him free. But then again you still have the whole the Flying Dutchman needs a captain.
@@damonestephens8722 problem is johnny is no longer on the franchise because of this amber turd
The trident isn’t quite as shiny as i imagined it, but it’s a pretty creative look
Barbosa crew had a better curse.
Honestly, if it gave immortality then I'd be fine with being a skeleton in the moonlight.
That way I can see it all...where it's all going. Yes I'm quoting JLU buy imagine having infinite time to learn everything and also learn what coming next.
1:15 me after holding my breath in the bathtub for one minute
1 minute is still a achievement , most people can't hold their breath for more than 20-30 seconds 😮
I'd be swimming half in half out catching my breath all the way to the top instantly as you know full well that wall of sea is gonna close
you are forgetting the pressure, the distance to the top, the clothes, weapons, boots, and the ocean currents could happens when the wall is getting close. Impossible surviving.
1:36 😆
This is the last time we will see captain jack sparrow 🥺
I was so disappointed the Flying Dutchman didn’t show up for the final battle
Once again, the antagonist gets to feel again right before dying.
Hector lived a villain and died a hero
yes for real
Shouldn’t have killed Salazar. Would’ve been cool to have him and his crew join the main cast and become allies with Jack and the others.
As cool as that would be, it's highly unlikely. Salazar has had a hatred for Jack Sparrow for decades, so I highly doubt he would ever team up with him under any circumstances. Hell, I'm pretty sure he was probably just going to kill him after he finished celebrating being flesh again. Lol
Edit: Actually, I just realized he did try to slay him during the anchor chain scene. He would start with Carina, as she was in his way, Barbossa and Henry would be next, and then he would do one last Hail-Mary attempt to kill Sparrow. But he was stopped by Barbossa.
@@dustone8542 he actually killed his own father, sorry for replying too late
Why would they become allies, you idiot?! He HATES Pirates!
@@peepohappy6535 Yes, he killed his own father, but that's because his father became corrupted by pirates and turned into a criminal as well. Salazar saw that as a betrayal.
@@peepohappy6535 where do you know that from? I hear that for the first time :o
They get to enjoy their broken curse, not for a long time.
"Break the trident and you'll break every curse at sea!" I'm somehow really into this line and the way they said it....I'm repeating it over and over again so many times🤣🤣🤣
I nearly shit myself when I thought jack was going to die
I would have loved to have seen Will show up at the last minute to take on Salazar and his crew. The idea of seeing the Flying Dutchman against the Silent Mary and seeing two cursed crew, one dead and one delaying death, fight it out until the curse is broken seemed so appealing but I realize how expensive it would be to create two different CGI ships and crew. So disappointed in this movie. The only thing that was good was Javier Bardem's performance as always. Especially when he plays the villain.
The two CGI ships probably would have been less expensive than paying Orlando Bloom to spend more than 5 minutes on screen. He really didn't seem like he wanted to be there.
@@vsGoliath96 why not ?
Seeing salazar's curse lifted his mind was still corrupted hence how he has met his fate
I never saw him as a villain tho, I mean he just wants the age of Piracy to end and we know historically that Pirates are notorious criminals of the sea.
Nameless Juan it’s just that in the movies here most pirates weren’t as bad as people thought I mean yes they were thieves but they didn’t have any other choice and plus jack became a pirate cause he did something good
The guy above me is a simp ! Lmaoooo pirates weren’t good by any means! Ppl always trying to take up for evil
Sunshine so?
@@sunshinejewel2952 the protagonist of the movie is a pirate
I feel sad to Captain salazar and his crew...
What I want to know is: the ghost pirate who was only a hat and an arm - what was his reaction to the curse being lifted? It only really showed the eye patch crewmate I've named Patches (because I'm super creative with names).
his name is lesaro
Wait a minute...
Henry destroys the trident, thus breaking every curse at sea.
In the third film, Will is killed and bootstrap saves his son by cutting out his heart
Will is then resurrected and is kept alive by the curse
Therefore, Henry basically just murdered everyone kept alive by a curse including his own father
Which means, Barbossa, Jack, Barbossa’s crew and Will should have all died the second Henry broke the trident.
wow
Your theory is all wrong, Will's heart came back to his chest when the curse broke as that was part of the curse
@@tizyman7120 But how since the captain of the Flying Dutchmens heart is kept in the chest. Do you think it just teleports back in him? It cant stay in the chest cause that's part of the curse. 🤔
@@raw_riot_6917 yes i believe the will heart teleport back to him, replaced by davy jones.. Thats why he come to will house in the stinger. He want to claim his heart and take revenge.
@@mitodrudito5806 So since the tridant was broken and all curses broken then that's how Davy Jones came back? I've heard people say the flying dutchman needing a captain wasnt a curse but idk for sure. But Henry said to Will he will break his curse so.
@@raw_riot_6917 i think the "FD captain curse" here only for someone who kill the previous captain, so will get the curse.. As for davy jones, IIRC he choose to serve Calypso willingly right? And yeah, read i think flying dutchman "must exist". Coz it has purpose/duty to ferrying the human souls to the afterlife.. And when the curse is broken.. Will take the chance to freed himself. its up to Calypso to choose another captain and he choose to bring davy jones back.. Or maybe because davy choose to serve calypso willingly he is by-the-default captain and will always be revived.
TLDR,
Will get curse for killing davy jones.. The curse is taking his place as FD captain, davy didnt get curse.. He is calypso chosen one
vintage jack ethparro moment right there
0:29 cleaver, jack
0:08 Its funny how Salazar said "You want me to surrender?" He's basically like really bruh? 😂
Man they got screwed over. I feel so bad for them. To get their curse lifted and be free to be men again just to die a few seconds later.
For me personally, what i would’ve added a touch to this scene is when Henry breaks the trident , they would show us William and his crew in the Flying Dutchman feeling water coming into their throat which alerts them waking them up later to realise the Flying Dutchman pulls it’s self back up to realise the curse has been broken. As seeing in at worlds end ,the Flying Dutchman basically comes good at the end. I can say for a fact I would’ve liked to see the Flying Dutchman help jack and the pearl against the silent Mary when they were on their way to the island. This is just my personal opinions on what I would do to sort of spice up the things in these scenes for me
What do u think and what would u like to add for these type of scenery
The Flying Dutchman wasn't a curse; it was a service Calypso gave to Davey Jones to watch over those who died at sea and lead them to the afterlife. 10 years at sea for one day on land is unlike the Aztec gold curse from the first movie, where you needed the blood of someone who wasn't a part of the heist to break the curse. This would be considered an obedient service both people agree to do; Davey didn't read the fine print that Calypso had no intent of settling down with him, and every time he completed his ten years, he would be ghosted by a goddess on his only day on land.
so....some questions:.....jack and Barbosa seem to have a preexisting knowledge of the trident that can break all known curses of the sea, i mean, these guys have a deep knowledge of most if not all forms of pirate, sea or treasure related lore as far as we know, a trident that can break curses doesn't seem like one that would slip by all of their noses...LEAST of all perhaps people like Davey johns or anyone in his crew?
so my question is....why not go after THAT to solve the problems of the main trilogy? why would barbosa go to the trouble of finding hundreds if tiny individual coins they had traded away around that were spread god knows where and how far....instead of just going in search of the one item that could not only remove their curse but maybe even give them power over the seas as well?
why go through the trouble of finding a key and finding Davey's hidden chest to find his heart just to kill it so someone else can take over as his ships captain....instead of finding this one item that apparently could remove jones' powers to begin with? especially when 1 of the 2 items is hidden on johns' person at all times and the idea of sneaking on his ship, finding out where it is, and somehow stealing it off of his person and THEN find a means of escape seems WAY more convoluted than just finding some unprotected trident that you need to do some research on and sail to just to get
It's called "This series was never meant to go past the first movie so we have to keep making up plot points to make more money because Hollywood"
Don't apply too much logic. It ruins movies.
@@vsGoliath96 i rather enjoyed the trilogy it became, and the first standalone was...ok, but this was the equivalent of M. Nights adaptation of Avatar...it's like he had someone else, list off the characters with 1 basic trait they have with a summarized history of events that could fit in a fortune cookie before making the movie....all while dealing with a devastated and drunk Depp who was in no position to even ACT ...
i can't even stomach watching the movie again, because i don't see jack sparrow, i am seeing real life johhny depp dealing with marital abuse while being sloshed off his ass.....all while the media plays it up like it's all johhny's fault because he's drunk without asking the question "why?"
Atleast Salazar died a man and not a undead monster
All curse broken💖💀💖💀💖💀💖💀💖
so if the gods do exist like the trident and the girl says it will break all the curses but doesn’t calypso control the sea and can curse people since shes back in a immortal form meaning that the trident was a false cover up to calypso because in the 3 movie, a big whirlpool appeared for the finale of the movie, that would mean that the trident (which probably represents Poseidon) used the trident to control the water and curse people, if they are taking some inspirations from greek mythology it should be if an human does something bad and they are punished for their actions, hopefully if theres another movie it will explain the greek mythology and wrapping the final tie in pirates at the Caribbean, it would make sense if calypso was alive in the next one, instead of calypso remaining free from the gods, or Kronos being involved with the new pirates movie
The weird thing is that Will is still alive after the curse was broken. From what I remember he was going to die unless he had the Dutchman’s curse.
Holy shit you're right. Will should have died right after the curse was lifted when he left the Dutchman as it's captain lol! Movie logic.
Y’all nitpick. It saved him then he was okay just cursed. Now he’s not cursed and it’s okay. The cursed saved his life it didn’t/wasn’t sustaining it as in he’ll die if not cursed. He was gonna die so the only even slight chance he might live was if he stabbed the heart and he did and he lived as well.
Retro Gamer Max by that logic, Salazar and his crew should’ve died instantly after the curse lifted too.
@@taegotkash no no nitpicking they ignored or retconned pre established lore and character stuff and the movie suffered for it
Yeah, and his heart was cuted and putted in chest.
That has got to be the worst way to go… finally being re-alived… all to just drown for nothing
He’s got the DISNEY STICK
Bardem's face at the end:
"Time for my surprise move: a coin toss."
I like grindelwald’s smile it’s so cunning
Good thing the weapon of the god of the sea was so breakable ...
Davy jones: Thank you! Jack sparrow!
What’s funny is the weapon of the god Poseidon, the strongest weapon/artifact in this world (that we know). Was destroyed by a probably crappy iron sword that probably didn’t even have a sharp edge.
😅
I still don't understand why they hated their curse, they didn't need to breathe, they could walk on and under water, their boat could eat other boats, they had zombie sharks and many other things, the only bad thing they had was not being able to be on land but his curse was so epic
Best curse so far. There is no way to beat from what I can see. And yes they could go on land if they possessed a body but that would be risky if the host died.
Not everyone likes being a zombie. They wanted to be human again.
Too fking bad, not everyone loves the 4th and 5th, tbh they're very great!!
The sailors weren’t zombies, they were ghosts. But I know why they hated the curse: imagine being cut down in your prime for no reason, then being stuck in abject darkness for 30 years with no chance of escape. Then, the minute you get within even an inch of dry land, you crumble into dust and disappear into nothingness. I would hate that myself.
Its spiritual. There’s nothing good about a curse which is why it’s named what it is. If they are dead they are feeling everything that comes with it including misery and the pain in the way they died as well. Just roaming around aimlessly too.
Keep in mind if you think captain Salazar and his crews are evil
Reconsider the fact he just doesn't want any pirates on the sea and died a horrible death trying to stop them
Yeah pirates were the villains in real life
Personally,i love salazar more than jones... Although I know that Jones is still the Og.
0:26, i love how Jack tricked Salazar and give Henry time to destroy the trident, and yet there are some idiots who claims he was dumb in this movie 🙄
Tizy Man he was, that was kinda the point, he was old and out of touch but still had some glimpses of his younger days
Tizy Man
One smart act doesn’t make up for the many other dumb acts jack has made in this movie
@@JudeBoi1313
Welp, better than nothing. Lol
As a Pirates of the Caribbean fanatic, I've watched this movie several times, and theorized that he was always the same Jack, it's just that he was at an all time low in his life, and he had that "what's the point anymore?" attitude. After all, he's probably well into his older years (Like 60 at least), so he doesn't have much time left on this Earth. Sure, in the first film, he lost the Pearl for 10 years, but he was still young and had time.
But that's just my theory to bring as much positivity into this... heinous movie. As much as I hate admitting it, this movie is definitely the worst of the five pirate films, and that's a saying something from a Pirates of the Caribbean super fan!
@@nickh.4940 That, and it was a serious low point for poor Depp himself. He was so piss drunk the entire production that they had to feed his lines through an earpiece. That's why his dialogue is so weirdly delivered and stilted, even by Jack Sparrow standards.
I wonder if the silent mary (Salazar's ship) was rebuilt since it too was cursed or if it was just uncursed and sunk although I do believe they ran it aground so it would probably would just sit there
DEERS is a animated movie called Does and Bucks and the main characters are Kevin the Buck and Lillian the Doe
I feel bad for salazar but I wonder what would happen if captain zalazar fought Davy Jones
Eh Davy would win, no doubt. Davy Jones has a little influence over the dead, Salazar is basically a ghost of the Sea. Davy's heart is on land, which is his only way to die. Salazar can't go on land. Would be pretty neat to see them fight though.
@@daynemtn Davy is a more skilled swordsman. I think tentacle boi would school Sally.
@@plague6174 When it comes to swordsmanship, i think they're pretty tied. You gotta think, Sal was a powerful Spanish captain. Im not saying he's as good or better than Davy, but don't underestimate him.
Salazar was just a ghost whereas Jones was the sea, so as long as they're on the sea, all advantages goes to Jones
I like to think they would just kind of be besties xD
Salazar: *laughs in El Risitas*
😂
Here's an idea for lifting the curse that would have been original, salazar actually say he surrender to sparrow and the devil's triangle recognise the vow sparrow made and gives life back to salazar and his crew.
What vow did sparrow made
Damn I just wish that atleast Salazar would've survived to see what would've happened if he did.
So, does this mean that all forms of magic are gone now? Or just curses?
If you break the Trident, you break every curse at sea.
@@lillianwaise5545 So magic still remains, only curses are reversed. Although, the part of "at sea" implies that other curses on land will remain.
There's a lot of questions surrounding this because the Trident was Poseidon's, but Poseidon wasn't the only god when it came to the sea. Was Calypso somewhat of his replacement after his death? Is she affected by this in any way? It definitely makes me more curious about how everything is connected.
King triton welds his trident again.
A MASSIVE COSMIC SCENARIO BEFORE N AFTER BIG BANG FROM BIG DREAM TO REALITY AS INCEPTION PROCESS AS GOD'S CURSE N BLESSING TO ALL THE DEMI GOD PARTICLES N REVERSE
"You should have aim for the head." ~Thanos 0:14
Gone*
In that moment the crew of the flying dutchman was released as same davy jones returned from the sea.
The original trilogy was good. This attempt at a new trilogy is repeating old ideas.
1) Villain wants to be cured of a curse
2) Will and Elizabeth are back
3) Davy Jones is likely back
Of course that's if the 6th film releases.
I completely argee with you but I did think these next two were needed. I think this film had the perfect ending all because Jack got his beloved ship back. 😂
This may sound dumb but, could you swim upward on the edge of that split , then breathe some air then swim up again?