Master, what are you doing here? The younglings need you right now.

You are on this ship but we do not grant you the rank of captain.

That's funny how you're constantly getting trolled over and over, Anakin Gentlemen, he is a Jedi Knight, show him some respect)

Take a seat.

That’s Master Jack Sparrow.

My favorite moment in the scene

"Marry us!" _Oh, that's what... Oh._

Barbosa: IMMALITTLEBUSYATTHEMOMENT

Wills like : When tf was Barbossa an option.

I've watched this movie several times, but I never noticed that. Thank you mate, you made my day X).

It’s treason thenuh

@@seamore6996 You mean it’s Mutiny then?

@@seamore6996 I LOVE THE UH AT THE END LOL

Jones: "It's mutiny, then."

The Jedi Code is... more what you'd call "guidelines", than actual rules.

*blaster shot* Jedi Master Tea'Gue: The code is the law.

@@marcogypaetus9607 The Council: lowers into their chairs

@@Nick_1003 Jedi Master Che'Valle: "There's not been a Jedi Lord, since the Old Republic. And that not likely to change." Master Tea'Gue: "Not likely." Jedi Knight Elizabeth Swan: "Why not?" Jedi Master Gibbs: "Aye, well the Jedi Lord is elected by popular vote." Jedi Master Barbo'Ssa: "And each Jedi only ever votes for himself."

@@Intrepid_Crusader1096 I'd go with Grand Master, but yes.

I actually thought it was the original music of the scene cuz it seemed to fit so perfectly, I was like: damn, this reminds me of star wars ^^

Reminds me when anakin and padme got married.

@@joshuasims3249 sqame

i prefer the original POTC music...wasn't expecting Across the Stars

I got actual goosebumps at that part

"Davy Jones, you're shorter than i expected"

@@legothoron1 "Pirate scuum!"

@@pinkpotatoe7776 Me: Aren't you a pirate as well, Jones? Davy Jones: Shit

​@@pinkpotatoe7776 "We have a job to do Will. Try not to upset him."

@@mattboesch8907 „your Sword will make a fine addition to my Collection“

He's amazing

I second the notion!!!

Can't forget the Wilhelm scream

I knew it I'm having Samuel kim vibes

it was perfect

“Why’s the blue milk gone!?”

Elizabeth : appears Jack : Hide the force

Why the force is always gone is now my spiritual quote

Oh bugger. That's probably why anakin force choked padme.

Well, Kiera Knightley was Padme's body double during the Naboo Crisis

"Darth Jones falls into the ocean." - in lego city

*A pirate has fallen into the river, In the Carribbean ocean, Start the new flying Dutchman.*

Oh you meant Darth Krakus

The Jedi Code is more what you would call guidelines than actual rules.

@@dianabarnett6886 and they're R E A L L Y into guidelines, no attachments n all that

Fun fact; when Luke Skywalker establish the new Jedi Order they allowed Jedi to marry. So...

@@anthonydoll8574 I was talking about the other one but, neat

@@faye61 Yes, I figured you were. But I thought it would be nice trivia all the same in case you didn't know.

It's the lighting I think. It's either dark and muddy (this rainy battle scene), or bright and from one source (the sun in the open see). This kinda hides the CGI-ish texture from creating weird reflections that would show imperfections and makes it look more "real". The original Jurassic Park used similar lighting tricks.

When films have a decent enough budget, works to stylize the CGI, and/or have someone good at rendering CGI, this tends to be the end result.

also this is early 2002 they still use practical effect

​​@@aidilikhwan5406 uh, what? At World's End was shot in 2006 Also, this whole scene was basically shot on a green screen

The kraken and Jones crew's CGI does look dated in a few scenes

Right and I was thinking how’s he going to do the “heartless wretch” line effectively and boy he landed that shit perfectly as him just spinning around and wrecking will makes Davy seem even more monstrous than he already is given that’s a lightsaber that shit melts plasteel doors for fun.

Well…it was..but current Disney has everyone surviving lightsaber stabs as if they’re just a minor inconvenience now

YES

Hondo Sparrow Ohnaka: get the lightsaber of Count Dooku Crew: Great! What we'll do now Captain? Hondo: I don't know, I've never expected to reach so far

I smell profit

We are pirates, we don't even know what that means!

YES

"Captain Sparrow"

This is the most underrated comment of the 21st century

Also, Captain Sparrow

"You fool! I have been trained in your pirate arts by Captain Dooku!"

"Captain Kenobi!"

So it would seem...

2:24 me too.

Lol I was the 66th like!

Dang it I just posted the same comment.

"You're the worst Jedi, I have ever heard of..." --- "But, you have heard of me.."

"My powers has doubled since the last time we met, Cap!" -Me 😄

Count perfectly fits in that era.

@@MarkEmperor "Good." "Twice the pride, double the fall."

@@user-xx6vy9ri8p Lord Count Bécquer

Older

@@1DeathEater T H E O L D E R R E P U B L I C

Hell, KOTOR II literally has an undead, Scottish Sith.

The oldest republic

a long time ago...

It was also, in my humble opinion at least, one of the most awesome scenes. Elizabeth and William are quite literally in the middle of a war. Friends and foes are dying all around them. But Will does make an excellent point: considering the fact that they are currently on a ship that is orbiting a _maelstrom,_ with sea-mutants swarming the deck and a rival vessel that, even now, is firing on them, there is no guarantee that they will be getting out of this alive. He therefore decides that, even if it is quite possibly the _worst_ possible time, he must be plain with the woman he loves. In response to his proposal, Elizabeth calls out to Barbossa, who, as captain of the vessel, possesses the authority to officially marry them. In spite of continuous interruptions, Barbossa, the bride and the groom speak their parts, simultaneously holding off the hordes with their weapons. Of note: in the moment before they properly kiss as husband and wife, Elizabeth Swann and William Turner become so immersed in their respective battle-rages that when they spin back around in search of another foe to rend open, Will nearly cleaves Elizabeth in two before she reflexively blocks his attack. (It showed, to me, that the stress of the fight was beginning to get to them, since their capacity to tell friend from foe is degrading.) This scene, in all its glory? Truly outstanding.

that's your mom. . .

Since you mentioned you are out of POTC movies to talk about, are you going to use this and it's predecessor to talk about color schemes?

That's a Jedi Sentinel for you

Eyy, fancy seeing you here.

Reminds me of Bastila from KOTOR

Savvy indeed!

Savvy, of course.

@@camilachavez9320 "BUT WHY R THE DEATH STICKS GONE!?!?!!?"

Para mi esta fue la mejor detoda la saga.

More like quintrilogy lol

@@adammilette3076 No, I only meant the trilogy :P

@@SereglothIV ok well there's 5 movies in total so therefore it's a quintrilogy

⁠@@adammilette3076if trilogy is 3 wouldn’t it be quintilogy?

Crabhouse kick

Davy jones took kickboxing

@@subzero5853 crabboxing

Same

This is the Way 🔥

Aye that be true

It's Saturday for me though 🤣

@@edryctan672 Oh, I'm in America where are you?

The same. Always wanted to see it. Treasure Planet was an underrated gem. Instead of making Live-Action versions of successful movies like Lion King, Disney should consider making Live-Action versions of less known stories which are good but for some reason didn't find love they deserved among viewers

We need more black holes in star wars

@@cameronburke8002 sadly we only got plot holes

Ikr

Even down to the blades sizzling as the rain hits them, perfection.

This guy is an artist. He thought of everything.

This is what we should’ve gotten in number nine. Most of the lightsaber users being spirits of the dead Jedi and Sith but still. Or maybe our last few Jedi battle against Sith cultists while Palpatine watches

Great comparison

@@nathancruz9172 In this video, they also played the exact same music when this happened as when Vader threw Palpatine down the reactor shaft. Great touch

@Stacey Cooper So did Luke, it's a matter of perspective.

I think he actually did lol

Yes he did

He did

Wait, did Will say it, or Jack?

@@tink2296 Will said it, with his dying breath and all. Stroke of genius to include that in the ending.

Yes

all the lightsabers in the background tho...really made this scene feel star wars but with pirate

That would be a brilliant climax. If I may: the purpose of the _Soaring Storm_ is to ferry souls lost in the infinite void of space back to the Force, to rejuvenate the source of all life in the cosmos. Darth Krakus was once known as Davi Jonz, a powerful Jedi who grew to love the Daughter, Calypso. Seeing his potential, she charged him with captaining the golden vessel, as his potent connection to the Force would allow him to effortlessly locate the lost souls amongst the void. For ten years, Jonz faithfully performed the duty she bestowed upon him...but when the time came when they could reunite, Calypso did not come. His faith in the Light shattered by this betrayal, Davi Jonz took the name of Darth Krakus, abandoning his duty and instead seeking power enough to command death itself. In doing so, Krakus corrupted the once mighty vessel, transforming it into a twisted shell of its former self, while he and his crew, once potent and powerful Force Ghosts, slowly grew hideous amalgams of flesh and metal around themselves in their deranged hunger for life.

The scene, I believe, would be thus: _Master_ Jax Parro and Eliza-bet "Black Swann" have narrowly escaped the _Soaring Storm,_ which is first broken and then subsumed by the black hole. With the aid of a jerry-rigged escape pod, they successfully return to the _Black Sun._ The battle, though, is far from won; the _Dominion_ dreadnought, Cutla Bekat's personal vessel and flagship of an Empirical armada a thousand strong is bearing down on their starboard side, with all its forces rallying behind. In spite of the overwhelming odds, Parro refuses to flee, knowing that even if they escape now, the armada will never stop until every last Republic ship and system is in ruins. Seeing the _Black Sun_ holding its ground, Bekat orders the collective firepower of his ship energized, ready to finally finish his rival. But then, as Republic and Empirical ships alike stare in shock, space itself shifts, warps and finally _tears_ ...and the _Soaring Storm_ emerges from the Force. The mighty ship seems to be disintegrating and regenerating at the same time; toxic rust and twisted metal crumbles and decays off the hull, replaced by shining adamantine and swooping curves as the _Soaring Storm_ finally rights itself.

Cutla Bekat observes that the ship still flies. But within? A miracle. The grotesque parodies of flesh the crew have grown crumble away, revealing shining energy. And as "Bootleg" Bill looks on, the men and women turn to see their new captain: William, "the World-Turner". Accessing the hidden frequencies, Will commands both the _Soaring Storm_ and the _Black Sun_ to prime every weapon they have. Echoing his words, Jax Parro and his first mate Ectorb-Arbosa direct the crews to unleash the full potential of the reactors in their respective ships. With vessels and crews ready to rampage, William pulls the _Soaring Storm_ into a hard turn to port, while Arbosa compels the _Black Sun_ to make for starboard. This is the first hint to Bekat that something is wrong. Instead of continuing on a collision course, the two great ships are now on such a heading that they will flank the _Dominion_ on either side. His first mate asks for orders, but instead sees the confusion on Bekat's face turn to mounting horror as he realizes what has happened: the _Soaring Storm_ no longer heeds the will of the Empire.

Do you know what’s ironic? She actually appeared in Phantom Menaceas Sebé

a month? thought it was a year

Ur not the only one good sir. The anticipation for this was worth the frickin wait👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

His powers have doubled since the last time we met

You could say. "I've been looking forward to this."

He’s the kind of character who would have a crazy lightsaber

I know right! So Cool! 🤺

Ikr? The charging up sound is sweet as hell!

He even says hello there at one point

YES

And she has better character development

By far

Kiera Knightley was actually in the running to play Rey I believe. She already had a small role in The Phantom Menace as Padme’s decoy but it’s not like people would be confused or angry. I still want to see her in a bigger Star Wars role, I think that would be pretty cool.

@@nathanhills336 It’s weird since the more recent Vader comics had him go on a quest to find out how Luke was hidden away from him and this eventually led to him coming back to Naboo to meet Keira Knightly’s character again. I have no idea why Disney didn’t have the idea to make a live action Vader show and this being one of the stories but now, it seems like every idea they have to make a Vader show if they wanted to, has pretty much been used at this point.

@@Deathpool_04 Honestly, Disney/Lucasfilm have been putting a lot of effort into novels and tv shows lately while not putting a lot of effort into the films. (And before anyone says they have different creators behind it, Disney approves of everything but i digress) Seriously, The Rise of Skywalker novel has almost all of the deleted scenes, goes into detail about Palpatine’s survival, everything. Kylo even speaks to the Eye of Webbish Bog in the novelization. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad they are spreading even more through alternatives for storytelling but that doesn’t mean the quality of the films should go down.

Esa escena con blasters se sentiria como si dos naves de la resistencia derribaran un destructor estelar