Never thought of that. Good point

That's Paul? Like, "The Beatles" Paul? Holy moly!

​@@DravenGal💯

@@fckthelaw96 Thanks!

It only makes sense that they cast Keith as jacks dad seeing as Johnny based a lot of jacks look and mannerisms on Keith

@@ajandrianjafymusic that's true! And cool of Keith to agree to do the gig!

Maybe he finally wanna hear his nice singing voice Jack mentioned 😂

but does that after credit scene even makes sense? i mean didnt Davey Jones die at the end of the 3rd movie?

@@scorchma I mean Barbossa and Jack came back from the dead, so Davey Jones could to lol. I think it was because the trident was broken so all curses were gone, Will was no longer bound to the Dutchman. But the dead needed someone to carry them onwards, so maybe the natural order of the world simply reverted to the former Dutchman captain, Davey Jones? Doesn't matter, we will never know though lol.

@@ItApproaches Yeah but the tridant being broken breaks all curses at sea so even if he did come back he would be a man not the squid and crab creature caused by a curse.

@@garrettgoppert7804 Again, unless the world simply reverted to whoever was before. Davey never turned back, he died as squid face, so I don't think a curse breaks when your dead, the trident broke while he was dead...so his curse was not in play as he was not in play.

Sure he may be the most infamous pirate in history, though he was also well known for have actually killed near to no one. You could probably count on a single hand how many actually died by his own hand. But regardless, yes he was well known for being intimidating and successfully did what he did best which was plunder, lol.

@jamesh2401 in my opinion the trident somehow revive davy jones and hes curse cant go aeay cuz it was given from gods forever (thats my opinion) the trident revive idk but i more bieleve to the second thing i sayd

It won't happen without an apology from Disney (in which they need to do... years ago).

Dude I couldn't agree more, I mean it when I say I was the most hyped during the movie when the showed the Davy Jones 'teaser'

I've always been a pirate fan. It's funny that the movies both old and new use variations of the real people and ships. There's a movie called the Black Swan, a real ship called The Sparrow captained by Calico Jack. And a lady pirate captain with red hair that hailed from Ireland. I've forgotten her moniker.

Same

Disappointing. He went soft.

@@kevinzhang6623 it's called character development

He was my favorite from the very beginning. You can just tell how much fun Geoffrey Rush had with that role in every movie he's in 😁

Wow that’s awful :L

It depends on your order in the line. First in line? Best death, clean through. If you're 10th in line tho... They didn't sharpen the blade between multiple uses at once. So it will quickly dull and, as you pointed out, quickly become much much worse. Picture that, then remember that during the French Revolution, with Roguepeir I think you spell his name, he cut off 100 heads per day, each day, for weeks. I wouldn't want to live in France during that time.

one of the most humane ways to execute is by hanging (not public of course)

@@Jirodyne Robespierre

Sorry it’s been a long time since reading HP so I got a detail wrong but some quillotine executions are full beheading, not common but has happened

You need to "betray" the compass, not just lending it or get is stolen. Him selling it away for a bottle of rhum seems to fulfill the betrayal part.

​@@omagouille4104no. That's Disney weak excuse of denying the fact they fucked up. The storyline does not fit.

​@@nickdriessen6159Seems ok for me, that it matters, if Jack gives it away for good or if he just wanna lend it and wants it back later.

What @omagouille4104 and @melonenlord2723 said about the compass is correct, but I do agree with you about the origin being a problem. Why Salazar didn't become free all the times he "gave" the compass "away" is explainable, and no, I do not think it's a sorry excuse. It actually makes sense for it to be based on intentions. BUT they did butcher the lore by changing where Jack got the compass. That's an, if not the main, aspect about this movie that I dislike.

@@meganlodonkey word is “betray” not “give away” … the other times with the compass, he was passing it off to someone in good hands or lending it. This time he just bartered it away for good like pawning a watch. Y’all don’t understand nuance

But can he PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE leave the added comments stay on screen longer so I can read them without having to rewind and pause each time? Please?

The shots taken were so funny and I love it ❤

@@jlgibson001I agree. I had to stop and rewind like ten times just to see that the editor said gross 🤣🤣🤣 worth it? Yes. Would I have preferred it up there a second longer so I could read it? YES!

They're so frickin funny 🤣

This is my favorite one since 'Dead Man's Chest'. I thought the third was to dramatic, and I really didn't like the fourth one when it came out. I like it better today then back then.

Woow, wait, explain that now...huh

@@mellow0102 That end credits scene was Davy Jones, Captain of the Flying Dutchman. And he’s coming for Will…

@@attakrus i can't say how i missed that but, that's very good. That would mean that the next movie has potential, i hope they make it as great as the first movies.

@@mellow0102 This movie came out in 2017.

@@attakrus i am waiting for pirates 6

No. No you don't. Trust me. Hollywood has a horrible track record with spinoffs.

The next movie was supposed to be the revenge of Davy Jones

Keira Knightley is completely done with this series. Do you know how much they had to work to convince her to be in this movie even for that one scene? That's why we don't see Henry in the same shots as Elizabeth, because the shots were added in much, much later, when the movie was basically done and they received criticism from the test audiences due to the lack of Elizabeth. She wasn't planned to be in this movie and she didn't really want to be in this movie nor part of this series anymore.

@@AleksandarIvanov69 Hollywood has a horrible track record, period.

Maybe Davy PREFERS his tentacly form, for the power it gave him?

@@kimmccarthy7747 But every curse at sea is broken. I don’t think he could keep his tentacles even if he wanted to. They were part of a curse for him not performing the duty “him was” charged with, according to Calypso in human form. Oh well, that movie might not happen anyway (although it doesn’t necessarily _need_ Jack, but Jack and Will is what we, the audience, loves).

AND they wrote him like a high pitch voiced clown for this, which made it worse

I don’t know if this is accurate but he apparently came on to the set drunk for most of the filming. Don’t blame him considering what he was going through.

@@cmrobbins88 If he did, then he was acting like an unprofessional degenerate and should have been reprimanded or just fired. You can blame AND understand. They are not necessarily opposites. You know he had a choice of leaving that psycho, right? But he didn't. That's HIS own fault. Now it is understandable considering his childhood and he deserves compassion and help for that, because that was not his fault. Watch Good Will Hunting a few times, you will understand exactly what I am saying.

@@AleksandarIvanov69 If you said that about a woman you would have an angry hoard of feminists bombarding you with comments. As long as the double standard is still alive lets apply it in reverse. Amber Heard is trash and nothing Johnny did while with her is his fault, its hers. She should be in prison in addition to paying restitution because that would have happened to him.

@@AleksandarIvanov69 It's not that easy to just leave somebody you're ion a relationship with even if it's toxic. That is why many women who are abused by their man rarely leave.

Second the Crow!!

How he’s dead

@@Therogueviking95 I wonder that as well. Every curse broken probably means there's no more ferryman for dead souls at sea. They probably just go to heaven or hell the same way those who died on dry land do, so why tease us like this?

​@@HarmthuriaRemember sea of thieves

@@B1_1_9_7_5 No, why?

I'd like to see him react to the last Airbender series

LOTR, HP and PoTC are top tier movies for me 😊

also, lieutenant scarfield is played by the same guy that plays faramir in lotr 😂

@@kompaktbremse the guy that plays Ori the dwarf in the hobbit trilogy is also a crew member in this one lol (and of course orlando bloom but... hes a little more well known)

It may yet. I've heard that Johnny Depp would consider returning to the franchise if Disney officials (who fired him) makes an official appology for fireing him without just cause. This is the only way I would watch the next Pirates of the Caribbean movie. I would not watch it if they make one without him. I havn't watched any of the Fantastic Beasts movies because Warner Bros. replaced him in that franchise. I've seen parts of them, but I've never sat down and put them on myself. And I will keep up my personal boycot of the Pirates franchise (future movies) if Johnny Depp isn't in them.

Wait why did I never even notice that, that the Dutchman now NEEDS a captain so that would be so cool with Davy coming back to fulfill that since that’s her original captain 😮

So since the trident removed all the curses, that means Calypso is the only one capable of making and maintaining new ones now?

@@silentassason And this is where I feel like the implications of ALL curses being in the trident is limiting themselves. And also the sign that they're losing continuity since Will had started to experience the curse aspects like Davy Jones, but that was supposed to only happen as punishment for not fulfilling the duties to guide dead souls. Which Will was going to do, so why did the curse happen to him?

@@Galiant2010 the only reason I have I have as to why Will started his transition into how Davey Jones looks like is that it is impossible for one ship and one crew to actually take on that duty of ferrying lost soles themselves. All lost souls themselves

@@silentassason Yeah, but that's like the same thing as with Santa Claus. How can he deliver to so many kids all around the world in such limited time? At that point I just say "They can do it" as part of my suspension of disbelief in these kinds of stories.

Actually the Davy Jones plot point was continued in the canon cross over with the video game Sea of thieves, it’s an interesting story

This post credit sequence was actually fallowed up in the canon crossover between POTC and the video game Sea of thieves, it’s actually an interesting story

@@CaptPierce Oh damn, will have to check that out. Have played quite a bit of SoT but never done any of the PotC stuff

@@taklampan650 Yeah you can start the quests at any outpost in the game look for the castaways camp with the green fire, the quests go a pirates life, the sunken pearl, captains of the damned, Dark brethren, then Lords of the sea

What if your family goes missing due to a wild Tasselled wobbegong attack on that day?

​@@SequelPlswould still be a great day.

More than likely it was Calypso that brought back Davy. The Dutchman must always have a captain and since Will is no longer tied to the ship, it makes sense that she would bring back the very person she first put in charge of the ship and the duty of ferrying souls: Davy Jones himself.

​@@arkez35the curse of the dutchman should be broken now no?

@spicysnowman8886 - I thought more about it and I realized that Calypso theory is wrong. The trident held all of the curses of the sea within it, including that of the Dutchman. Which means that even though Calypso may have put Davy in charge of it, the power to do so was never hers to begin with. Her power came from someone else, but who? The very person who own and created trident in the first place: Poseidon. Now if I was Poseidon, and not only was your family involved in the release of Calypso, but was involved in taking the Dutchman from Davy Jones, breaking every curse of the sea that I created, and destroyed my property on top of that, I would want your head for that. And I would send someone who not only knows you, but the one person to have technical bested you: Davy Jones himself. Because in "At Worlds End" Davy dealt a mortal blow to Will that would have killed him if not for Jack's intervention. Nobody else, not Barbosa, not Jack, nobody had actually beaten Will in straight combat and dealt him a blow like that except Davy. So it makes sense to send Jones after Will and his family. And Poseidon could easily restore Davy Jones back to full power since he seems to have been the creator of the curses powers to begin with.

Back then the VFX artists had time, nowadays they don't.

I believe it was foreshadowing for sea of theives pirates life campaign

@@B1_1_9_7_5Yes but this wasn’t a foreshadowing for that since the game was not out when this movie came out, but they used that end credit scene as a base for that story

LMAO 😂 That’s a great story 😆

He did not abandonned it, he borrowed it to will, with intention to get it back. And he did stole it with his captain from tia dalma

I still get triggered that they changed the lore of how Jack got the compass, I don’t like when media does that 😅

​@@masato-sama7908he stole it with his captain? Do you have a mental deficiency? Tia said she gave the compass to jack.

@@masato-sama7908 The point is Jack had no trouble handing it to other people, but here they say Jack giving it away free's Salazar.

⁠@@ItApproaches”betray” … my goodness people. There ‘s a nuance between ‘betray’ and lending/borrowing … he specifically says “betray” because he just pawns it away.

Agreed, this movie was overhated.

The post credit scene with Davy Jones was actually continued in a crossover story with the video game Sea of thieves