I like how the British Royal Navy discovers that Davy Jones is in fact real and their first move is to force him into their service. Very accurate portrayal.

I love how he starts doing the Jack Sparrow's weird things, lurking around the room, touching stuff and playing with them, when there's serious convo going on :D:D

1:55 imagine getting your tea yeeted out of your hands by a Scottish squid who never moved on from a toxic relationship

Remember when literally every character in this series was intelligent in one manner or another and it felt like it was a big chess game with each player moving his pieces around (especially Jack)? The last two films clearly don’t.

Some days you're Turner, some days you're Beckett, most days you're Davy Jones.

I love the way Will just nods at 0:19 like "What's up, bitch? I bet you thought you'd seen the last of me."

Almost 15 years and the CGI on Davy Jones looks flawless

“Jack Sparrow sends his regards.” “S-SPARROW...?” *Jones starts to question everything he’s been told*

Sparrow sends his regards! .... SPARRAH!?!

1:48 Davy Jones, in a heartfelt and emotionally pained and frustrated way, exclaims how his one true love betrayed him Will & Beckett: *mutually sip tea*

"I hadn't finished that" The tea was surely more important than being intimidated by someone who could literally suffocate you with their tentacles.

The look on Beckett’s face when Will shows him the compass is priceless. You can practically **hear** the thought in his head: “That f**king compass!!!” 😖

I love how Beckett looks after Davy Jones knocks the tea out of Will's hand he's like "Oh you have no idea how much that cost..."

"I showed them how to bind her." Kinky.

“She pretended to love me. She betrayed me.” That line struck a cord with me.

The guy who plays Davey Jones really captured the feeling of insecurity oozing from Jones like a festering wound refusing to heal properly when Jones speaks indirectly of his betrayal by Calypso. We see Jones go from being this tyrant supernatural ship captain to just a guy who had his heart ripped out (literally) and stepped on by a woman who professed to love him -- relatable to many men having experienced such a pain.

This scene really shows how much Will has grown from the first movie. Jack rubbed off on him more than he would like to admit lol.

"She pretended to love me. She betrayed me." Really shows how Davy is like a person.

In a lot of his scenes, Davy Jones seems more human than the actual human characters

I just noticed how much Will enjoys every phrase he says. And it also drives his opponents crazy! - Jack Sparrow sends his regards! - You didn't tell him? - Not quite so well, actually. - What is it you want most? He came a long way from naive and idealistic boy to a witty and clever man how knows how to deal with pirates, mythical creatures and cunning lords.

I just love listening to Davy Jones speak

Lmao! I love how when Davy Jones smacked the tea cup out of Will's hands, Beckett looks over and was like "Um....that technically was mine".

"And after which betrayal did you cut out your heart, I wonder" This line is so touching and telling, because we know, Will knows and Jones knows that it is his betrayal he couldn't live with. Betraying the woman he loved, the betrayal he couldn't live with and cut his heart out for.

I love how, even though Jack is the face of the franchise, Pirates has no one main character. Elizabeth, Will, Jack, even Davy and Beckett are all equally motivated and ruthless in the pursuit of their goals. So many other side characters leave such lasting impressions they could do their own solo film.

R.I.P, Will's cup of tea.

"I know you're not supposed to cry over spilled tea but... it's just so sad"

1:55 the exact look Beckett gives when he realizes that Davy Jones just broke expensive China, wasted some expensive af tea, ruined a persian rug, AND stained the floorboards. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Am I missing anything?

"And after which betrayal did you cut out your heart, I wonder?" Amazing line. Implies he did not cut out his heart because of his own sadness when Calypso betrayed him. But instead out of his own guilt after he betrayed her.

I just realized that Davy Jones knew where Shipwreck Cove was since he was a part of the Court and later in the film appeared in the Black Pearl which was in the Cove. He never shared that info. with Beckett. Heh.

Ah, brilliant to see Davy Jones acting nervous when talking about Calypso.

Something I ALWAYS admired about the writing and the acting from this cast: Each character, as their story progressed seemed to learn something about why Jack was the way he was. Why he was so twitchy and how he seemed to always ebb and flow like the tide. As they became more aware of the life of the sea, of the magic and the mystery, they too started to just let those tides take them. As each movie released, these characters began to exhibit the very same traits and demeaner as Jack. They acted more confident even while they had no plan. They too began to become twitchy, knowing that at any moment the sea could swallow them whole as if it had a mind of its own. They knew there were things in this world that could only be explained by things they as mortal beings could never really understand. Curious, they became. Inspecting their surroundings, poking the beasts in front of them to see what would make them bite, and flashing their hand to see what they could get away with. This series writing had some very rough spots but the characters all evolved in a very gratifying way. They'd earned their sea legs and by the gods they were using them.

0:40 When a father is told his daughter has a boyfriend.

Davy Jones -"SHE PRETENDED TO LOVE ME!" Will and Beckett - *Immediately start sipping their tea* Ah yes, the ultimate British defense against awkward social outbursts. Just sip the tea until they stop.

0:08 the sound of the guy hitting the door when Davy pushes him is hilarious to me

Davy Jones: I cannot be summoned like some mongrel *pup* ! Cutler Beckett: Apparently, you can. *SAVAGE*

I cannot be summoned like some mongrel *PUP*

1:55 "Godammit. This is the last time I let pirates on my boat."

I love how when Beckett says "I believe you two know each other," Will just turns his head and does the "sup" head motion

Will: "And after which betrayal did you cut out your heart I wonder?" Davy Jones: knocks the tea from Will and breaks it on the floor Beckett: *internal british screaming*

1:56 *Beckett will remember this.*

Jones he's so magnificent..everything with him is so majestic. He's really the sea itself

The reason I like the second and third movie the best is because of scenes like this. I love all the betrayals, the conflicting motivations, and the schemes. Such good character moments.

I love how, once Will realized the two's relationship the Calypso theme fades in, but the second he calls Jones out, the Davy Jones theme makes a fantastic haunting entry

1:56 "What a waste of perfectly good tea."

Jones just needs a hug

*"I cannot be summoned like some mongrel pup."* _- Guy who just got summoned like some mongrel pup_

This scene is great for several reasons: We start to feel a bit of sympathy for Davy Jones as he reveals what had happened between him and Calypso. He used to be a man who cared too much for a woman that betrayed him, a simple heartbroken man that decided he'd rather cut his own heart out and become a monster than go through something like that again. Will, on the other hand, seems to have grown quite a bit. He comes off as a bit of a prick, but that's mostly him playing with his opponent and trying to get under his skin. He's being cunning like Jack, but in his own way. After what he'd gone through, he's not the same naive and innocent boy, by this point you could almost say that Will has indeed become a pirate.

2:17 Davy Jones : There is only one price I will accept. Calypso MudaDa 😂🔫

I really like the emotion that's shown after Calypso is mentioned in front of Davy Jones, you can see the mixture of love and shock on his face before coming to his senses. It's a subtle and touching moment about how he feels for his old lover.

Man Bill Nighy really poured his heat into Davy Jones. Masterful performance! The way he goes from rage to sadness and back is just a true sight to behold.

I still can't get over Robin Downes for this role. The man killed it with the enunciation. Definitely one of the more iconic voices, imo.

Good job by Orlando Bloom adopting many of Sparrow's mannerisms.

2:01 When your teacher takes your test and you ain't done

Bill Nighy portrayed Davy Jones so well.

I love how the moment Beckett sees Jack's compass he knows that Sparrow is keeping up his end of the bargain to lead him to the other pirates.

the tense, the vocabulary,the differences between characters and yet they are related in a way they cannot escape but to help eachother out, but not because of friendship, but because of selfinterest, very higly well thought through scene, love this sh*t, just like the deal on the little island...

lol I love it how Becket looked so concerned at the shattered tea cup xD The TEA!!! Dx

The way his tentacles go still when he says Calypso. The way the become agitated when he remembers his betrayal. Someone at Disney deserves a raise.

“Do not test me.” *Proceeds to test him.*

I love the way he just shoulders the soldier as if to say get the fuck out my way

"And after which betrayal did you cut out your heart, I wonder" "Do not test me!" "I hadn't finished that" Jones looks at him like "do not be a smart ass!" haha

0:18 When you are trying to enjoy your tea but casually have to nod 'hello' to a rude squid man like it's a highschool cafeteria

1:55 Beckett: "Don't fret, it's just good business. No point getting upset about hundreds of coin worth of porcelain tea cup and dish that came all the way from Britain at a not so low price."

Ah. LahvvAH. Uh dreidfoe BondAH. Tail me Wayliam Tuhrnuh. Dya feayah daythah?

They should make a movie about Davey Jones and Calypso

To this day I still lose my shit when Will gets that tea smashed out of his hands. The look on Beckett's face is just so great. The man always looks like he's done with all this crap.

1:56 Beckett be like “Ladies do control yourselves, we are having tea ☕️”

love davy jones accent here

1:22 you can tell he felt very guilty

Nobody: Not a single soul: Davy Jones: “SpArRaH!”

Turner doing his best Jack impression. Even fiddling with things.

Will's entire demeanor and his new attitude, ESPECIALLY in this scene cracks me up. I LOVE it, how he casually nods to Jones with that little grin and when Jones walks up to him furiously how he ever so nonchalantly stands up after sipping his tea and deliberately pisses Jones off, knowing the cursed captain can't do anything. And Becketts face when Davy smashes the tea cup OMG! One of the best scenes for the acting alone, but this is an added bonus!

The way Beckett's eyes glance up when Will mentions they rescued Sparrow. *Groans* "Urgh, why you making me work so hard Mr Turner?"

I love it when Davy Jones pushes guards when he walks past 🤣

"I cannot be summoned like some mongrel pup." "Apparently, you can." *That has got to hurt Jesus Christ*

Davy Jones entrance tho lol 😂😂

1:50 shit just got real

Davy Jones went from being an almost unstoppable force too a blubbering man simply at the mention of Calypso. Shows the the damage a broken heart can leave.

1:57 will looking at the spilled tea like “oh, very mature Mr. Sea God”

Will: (very casually) "I hadn't finished that." Davy Jones: Yeah, and? Does it look like I care?

I love how beckett just stands there sipping tea like a Bad Ass! xx

I love how even though Davey is an insanely scary intimidating fish monster, they still talk to him like he’s a reasonable person.

Davy's face after Will says he hadn't finished his tea is hilarious. It's like he's thinking, "Look upon the field of which I grow my fucks, master Turner, and see that it is barren."

THIS SCENE IS MY FAVOURITE!! the lore behind the Davy Jones calypso tragedy really incapsulated here! Brilliant Scene them musical boxes Jones and calypso have remind me off the ones on for a few dollars more! Anyway great films these are

I like how they make Davy Jones break

At 1.56 when Davy Jones threw the tea cup,Cutler Beckett is like that's my cup you're throwing.

When Davy Jones smacked away Will’s tea Becket’s look can best be described as “Goddamnit that was good tea… and an expensive tea set.”

Jack Sparrow's plan was working, he didn't want to free calypso so having Will send that message and get the flying dutchmen closer so he can then stab the heart. He needed to get on the ship and that's why he was traded, it was like a chess game with Jack being the king and Davy Jones being the other.

Will Turner sure has guts to say "You WILL free my father" to a face like Davy Jones's

One thing I think resonates weirdly within the plot is Beckett, and his wish to know more about Calypso. In the end, he did not have much of an interaction with her, despite his curiousness about the pieces of eight, and Jones' relationship with her. Makes me wonder what Beckett was really thinking about in this scene, when Will and Jones are having an intrigue-filled discussion which barely matters to Beckett in the end. He must've felt quite left out xD

0:54 See how Jones reacts to hearing her name? When I was a kid I didnt think much of it, now as an adult this actually hurts

"DO NOT. TEST. ME." "I hadn't finished that." That part killed me 😂 THAT'S WHY WE LOVE YOU, WILL!

Do not test me

this was actually a pretty good movie

-jones knocking the tea on the new clean carpet- beckett: MY GOD DAMN NEW PERSIN CARPET!

Will: "All women...are queens! Davy Jones: "If she breathes, she's a THOOOOTTTTT!!"

I can relate to davy jones

Beckett really is the main villain behind "DMC & AWE" he is the one who manipulates deceits and is so smug and yet he never once raises his voice he is so calm I idolise him and Jones is the opposite extreme if he has power he shows it he is a show off and yet he is so much more deep of a character his life is despair i love both these villaineach for different reasons and I love this series it's all amazing!!!

The way Beckett always undermines Davy jones is very funny to me 😅

Yeah, i also love that Will has to dabble around a bit... fussing with his tea; playing with the globe, then sort-of panicking as it breaks; then, when the music keys in at 2:49; it adds to Will's {I have no idea what I'm doing, but I sure-as-hell hope this works} persona (aka, Jack's ambiance).