My man had the best death scene of any movie ever

@Sunamer Z have you ever heard of this thing called a "joke" ?

U...still alive, Mr Beckett? I saw you blown up

37Ey mochi He’s in Davy Jones Locker, they have WiFi.

Apologies, Lord Beckett... but... Orders, sir?

He swim to other ship with E.I.Co. flag

that's why you should never mess with the pirates.

Agreed. I find the criticism to the plot unbelievable. Every line of the script fits and I love a movie that stills delivers something new after seeing it so many times.

I think what comes down to is that at this point in the history of film, photorealistic CGI and advanced compositing were available, but they would still go with practical effects when the desired scene allowed them to.

I honestly had to do a double take when I read that name. Perhaps I've been watching too much Marvel as of late.

I thought this was a joke relating to how Tom Holland is given all the acting roles these days.

ABANDON SHIP

E.I.Co.

@@Ataurion all hands! Abandon ship!

Still dont get we He didnt fire back with his trillion cannons! But most impressive

Would have been a lot of dead/injured actors otherwise with all that shit flying around, haha.

Yeah I never knew how they did this without having someone getting hurt, this is some next level editing work :O

@@jemert96 It’s simply a B roll edit.

could’ve*

It's because of the slow motion. The footage of him walking down the stairs in real time is quite quick, he also probably practiced a lot.

*Like fish*

@Pxrrxn Yes 😁

It is

I hate to be *that* guy, but the destruction of the Endeavour is highly unrealistic. 1, The Dutchman and the Pearl must have fully-automatic machine gun cannons, as there is virtually no pausing for reloading. A normal firerate would be 2 rounds out of a cannon per minute, maybe double that with a skilled crew. 2, The Endeavour was built to withstan heavy, absolutely brutal punishment from other warships of a similar or even higher class. She is literally the flagship and she is being absolutely shredded into woodchips in a matter of minutes, seconds on screen, by two much smaller vessels? A ship of similar size to the Endeavour woulda taken much longer to sink her. This is like putting the Endeavour against the Bismark, andhaving the Endeavour win! And the Dutchman and Pearl's hulls are like cardboard compared to the Endeavour's. Not to mention that the Endeavour's cannons fire extremely heavier cannonballs, like 4x heavier then both of the other ships' cannonballs. They woulda just about bounce off the Endeavour, and if their Captain wasn't so incompetent and issued an order to fire back, they woulda absolutely turned both the Dutchman and Pearl into woodchips and in not much longer than what the movie showed the two ships destroy the Endeavour. Highly unrealistic but still an amazing scene. Lots of work went into it and it holds up to this day pretty well. But as usual, good ol' Hollywood magic and plot convienence are always creating unrealistic scenes.

Also the crew act like helpless robots, I wouldnt of waited that long to take action, and then abandon ship. Id of ignored the braindead statue of a Captain and ordered to fire back! I swear some rules and laws are followed so strictly it is hilariously dumb in situations like this.

@@HANKSANDY69420 That's why it's called special effects... it don't have to be realistic... on the big screen it's very cool... unless you call a ship emerging from the deep with lost souls aboard realistic!

Best goddamn name ever

It was sad for me personally because Cutler actually realised what he was doing was wrong, but it was too late, and he accepted his fate.

I was disapointed too top see the Endeavor explode to

For me it’s happy and sad. The way he’s irresponsive just kinda makes me sad because he feared death so much; you could see that. He was irresponsive because he was so afraid of being faced with the end of the line. The way he accepts his fate is sad too. He doesn’t even try to fire back because he knows that he’s going to die. Yet at the same time I’m like YAAAASSSSSSSSS KILL THAT BISH WILL AND JACK! YAS! Mixed emotions 😂

As soon as he saw the Pearl and the Dutchman sailing towards him, he knew that the jig was up

Just know that the film is soooo great and sooo not forgettable that even though Cuttler is the villain and you want to hate him you can't. It's cause his a great actor and the creators soo genius to manipulate you like that.

True, the 5th movie is good, but the third is better -- The best in my opinion

catherine boubouka, i worked on 2,3 and 4. 2 and 3 wäre the best to shoot.

Who tf sais that the 5th is good?

The 5th movie is horrendous

@@TheSharkdiver007 thats really cool! What was your job during production?

Lol, when no supervisors are looking... workplace tomfoolery like this is fun

All hands abandon ship!

⚓ if i could just save him ⚓

TacoPotato yes 😉😉

I didn't cry, but it was sad for me too

MJTat Prauber 😃😃

Amanda Fernandez Nisha nah he wanted to kill off all the pirates and pirate lords, he got more than he deserved. Remember the beginning of this movie when he hanges all these pirates especially the child pirate, I cried when the little kid pirate died

All hands abandon ship!

Its "full canvas"

And "Aayyyee" not "iiiiggghh"

@@joelalgarme4738 It’s “it’s.”

He says “full canvas” and “aye”

To be honest I hear full cover, the actors said it very badly. It was actually full canvas but I think they said it wrong. My favourite bit is Lieutentant: all hands abandon ship

ALL HANDS ABANDON SHIP!

Reupload?

*ORDERS?! ORDERS SIR?!*

He filmed it

neh

Nah, saddest scene is when norrington died

DarthVeltin You should watch the Dutch film "Admiral". It has three or four large-scale naval battles, with their formations and great attention to historical accuracy.

You should pay more attention when watching the movie. 1st of all Endeavor would shred Pearl easily, no need for backup. 2nd There was Dutchman, presumably still sided with Becket, and only when they both turned to endeavor, not shooting each other, he understood that he is fucked.

Felix F. It was sunk shortly after the first movie. James Norrington chased jack into a hurricane and the Dauntless sunk.

*Divergent flashbacks*

NO!!!

Lol. I just kidding^^ but...why this can't watching now???

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somehow your profile pictures make me think thorn was talking to himself.

No, 4, one on the left to the wheel, one on the right to the wheel. 2 staircases to go down to the mid area of the ship

@@Pheonix66256 No I was just questioning that there’s only 1 staircase heading to the upper upper deck ( or whatever its called ) rather than the stereotype with 2 on opposite sides

​@@blackhole3963 The layout of the top decks of the _Endeavor_ were designed for the cinematography of this scene. There is one staircase so Beckett can descend it right in the middle of all the destruction.

+LemonStripes it's from the Will and Elizabeth Suite by Hans Zimmer i think.

+LemonStripes Hans Zimmer - At Wit's End, the bit from the video is about 3 minutes into the music :)

One day