Beckett ordered Davy Jones to kill it. I don’t know why.

And it's also a power move. Shows Jones who's in charge.

The British Empire had taken over much of the world and controlled the seas to the point that Lord Beckett even had the infamous Davy Jones bow to him. Even though the seas were tame, the world's mystery was fading as all 4 corners of the map were being colonized. Jack and Barbossa understood that sharing the seas with Beckett was in a way worse than sharing it with monsters and curses from the deep, because at least chaos and danger mean freedom of fate.

That's essentially what lord beckett meant when he said "the immaterial has become immaterial"

@@davidmcaninch4714 Because Davy Jones could have possibly sent it after him.

I thought Gibbs was the first mate

@@bigkmoviesandgames When jack was captain of the pearl, barbossa was first mate. after the mmutiny jack confided in gibbs

@@Cheezeblade I see. It's been years since I've seen those films so I wasn't sure.

@@bigkmoviesandgames ok I'm barbossa isn't first mate...he is a captain hell he was the villain of the first movie

@@jarrodedson5441 I know

Oh damn, I never thought of that! Nice catch!

@@Moizsh10 "nice catch" intentional or not, hahaha!

@@sophieblee question for you

Wow! The Kraken thing is really ideal situation for Jack

I wonder how come Beckett killed it

It's odd because these are the same men who tried to kill each other multiple times

@@jarrodedson5441 it's showing time in again in the movie that pirates in spite of being rivals also are mutual helpers as all of them have common or some kind of history together

@@rahulenork so ur telling me that barbossa and Jack Sparrow hate each other and try to kill each other but they respect each other....that is so confusing in my opinion

@@jarrodedson5441 pirates in real life didnt respect eachother but in the POC series , they surely did .. (especially jack and barbossa ) .. just watch em again ... its maybe like joker and batman ... they are incomplete without eachother ...in 5th movie you can see they both really have something for eachother (not talking bout love lol)

@@rahulenork I like the first 3 movies...I hate episode 4 and 5

or when you take a huge shit and realize that you just lost one pound of weight

I see youtube recommendations have brought us together!

It’s like any group of anything, be they Veterans, band members, outlaws, old classmates or co-workers who’ve been through it all and seen it all, and realize that the lives they had and lived aren’t there anymore.

Like Motorhead. All 3 OG's are gone.

@@0TurnAround0 try 5 lb on for size

How passionate he is about being Free...

@@larsuppling981 lol, I was just about to reply with the exact same words, but you've beaten me to it :)

Captain*

@@larsuppling981 true that!!

Why so fucking serious son?

By later you meant 4 onward. The original 3 were stunning.

@BitterVoid He's judging the film, which was mediocre at best.

@BitterVoid For the most part the POC movies are the same. The only reason that they get a bit worse further on is because it's repetitive and predictable the more you watch. They are all still worth watching, at least once, and more times if you are a fan. I think that all the movies have a great mix of comedy, action, suspence etc. As I said the only thing getting worse is the overall story and predictability, but I don't mind much since I still enjoy the movies. It's like other action comedy movies; they have have overly repetitive and predictable story, but you can still watch em 10 times because of the comedy and some great scenes

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j I pretend episode 4 and 5 don't exist.. those were crappy....the first 3 were Amazon... last 2 ... were as amazing as star wars episode 8..and that was garbage...and star wars episode 8 is as good as crimes of Grindelwald...and that movie is a massive insult to Harry Potter

@@jarrodedson5441 You can pretend all you want

I see what you did there brother.

Nice one

@@queenvictoriann Thank you I love pirates of the Caribbean and Assassin's Creed IV Black flag lol I just couldn't help but make a reference

_Hella Sarcastic_ They are both great! I would have made a reference too lol.

Kenway has to meet Jack. Now that would be somethin

yup

it's really nostalgic ,

was there ever a time when people thought the original potc trilogy wasn't good?

@@thallium6754 there was a time when people pissed and moaned about the 3rd film like they do with most trilogies. Always thought that was stupid when the flick was in actuality solid.

@@AceLM92 Which I will never understand. The third one was the best of the trilogy

Especially considering he was the villain in the first one and has you questioning when he’ll turn again.

I wonder if the writers planned on bringing him back or they realized just how good was and what he could do that they decided to resurrect him. I love the way Barbossa walked and moved in general, he had such a swagger, even when fighting he made such big movements!

Barbossa is my favorite PotC character. Not Jack. Geoffrey Rush did an awesome job portraying him.

@@alexman378 Was he really a villain? I mean if you think about it, he just wanted to feel again, to be alive again.

His marriage of Will and Elizabeth is brilliant.

Ikr ??😂 i can't believe "pirates of caribbean" was an attraction first

Same with the samurai during the Meiji Era I believe. With firearms developing further and most shoguns being dissolved of power, samurai pretty much had less purpose in the world and many felt helpless and lost everything while some tried to rebel against the change.

@@cmrobbins88 By that point, the Samurai had been bureaucrats for centuries. There wasn't any fighting to do during the Edo period so the Samurai naturally transitioned away from being warriors. It's not as if the Samurai actually disappeared, they just became the elite members of the new society. Many of the most powerful businesses and corporations today in Japan are directly run by their descendants.

kinda like johnny depp in real life and what he's going through. Divorce 100 million dollars in debt aging and time catching up from all the drinking and drugs. We are now coming to the end and those days are behind us now

Or cowboys in 19th Century America.

Reminds me a lot of red dead 2 same concept; an ending to an age

@TheLuigifan8881 So am I.

The wisest person I ever personally knew once told me the key was to give up childishness while nurturing childlikeness. It’s a hard balance but it’s where a lot of value is to be found.

just do dmt or 5 grams of shrooms. youll see the world as a child again. 😂

Children are stupidly vulgar and even less disciplined.

@@Mikewee777 sounds like a personal problem.

i know, sometime its just boring

@@fahmitajjuddin9863 I need ur opinion...what did u think about episode 4 and 5

@@jarrodedson5441 eps 4 lack fear some villain. black beard is famous pirate in history, can be the next big villain after davy jones, but black beard not as menacing as davy jones. he a bit ashole tho, davy jones in the end of the day still have love in his heart with calipso, but blackbeard have no problem sacrificing his own daughter to the foundtain of youth .they seriously need to explore more about jack family tho, that can be interesting. eps 5 we got captain salazar. even more less interesting villain. story about barbosa daughter is a bit put string in my hearth, especially since we see he die to safe her in the end of the movie. when shesay, what am i to you, barbosa reply "treasure" and then fall. good scene there. showing that he still have a bit human side.

Oof... Mood.

OOF! :(

Revan Reborn name one genius that aint crazy

I prefer to think of him as like Hamlet or Columbo. Here we see he's quite clever and philosophical. No nonsense behaviour and dare I say, serious. The rest is an affection. A ruse, a cloak, to mask his shrewdness. Disarm his enemies. Will catches on to this and starts to act similarly.

Geniuses who put on the disguise of idiocy often end up being my favourite characters.

“This is either madness... or brilliance..!” “It’s remarkable how often those two traits coincide.”

The problem with PotC 4 and 5 is that they forgot the genius and left only the madness.

4 was okay but didnt have any good side characters like Will or Elizabeth, and even Barbossa was kinda shitty. 5 was truly empty. That really sums it up. Just awful, the world felt like there were no pirates but I didnt miss them, bc the ones we knew were so boring.

4 is the worst. 5 is okay.

PK Rockin you got that backwards. 5 is the worst, Jack is at least himself in 4.

I liked 4 cuz of the mermaids or whatever and cuz of Philip and Syrena's romance

I liked 4, but 3 was my favorite. I didn't bother with 5, the previews/trailers were just too much CGI for my liking. Plus I'm not really a fan of Javier Bardem.

The only good part about the 2 new movies was the end of Dead Men Tell No Tales. It truly felt like the old Captain Jack Sparrow was back. Now... It doesn't even matter since they're rebooting the entire series and let's be honest - It's gonna be trash. I'd rather have another bad POTC movie with Johnny Depp than some cheap cash grab from Disney which is gonna fail.

@@Dante-fb9ej Not to mention it being the flip of this,, where its women ruling the seas ffs.

Noren dead men tell no tales was absolute trash mostly due to the director and writers having changed.

Noren you know pirates of the Caribbean had been around long before jack sparrow .

Barbossa carried the most recent film. Idk what they did with Sparrow but I didn’t care for him in that one. The two kids were alright and seeing Orlando Bloom again was fun but the movie was ehh. Still better than Strangers Tide by miles.

I agree, the British Empire had conquered much of the world and controlled the seas to the point that Lord Beckett even had the infamous Davy Jones bow to him. Even though the seas were tame, the world's mystery was fading as all 4 corners of the map were being colonized. Jack and Barbossa understood that sharing the seas with Beckett was in a way worse than sharing it with monsters and curses from the deep, because at least chaos and danger mean freedom of fate.

That's capitalism. The movie's commentary applies to the Pirates 4 and 5 pretty well, but really this movie is about power's oppression of art and freedom. Jack's always been a character "fighting to run away" from the restrictive nature of oppression.

@@HelghastStalker True, although I'd say the distinction doesn't really matter here. I was mostly referring to way the movie aggressively relates its themes to contemporary issues, like capitalism. In other parts, it also confronts the authoritarian reaction to 9/11 (declared with little subtlety in the movie's opening scene).

@@BlasterBuilder The worlds you're looking for are "civilization" and "progress". The specific form of government is irrelevant, any and all of them can only be tyrannical by virtue of their sheer size and power.

@@TheFrancesc18 Capitalism isn't a form of government, it's an economy. But if you mean to refer to Jack as an anarchist, then yes (as were most pirates at the time) Jack's first and foremost motivation through the whole trilogy is freedom, famously represented by the Black Pearl. His concern in this scene is not protecting tradition, it's protecting freedom. It's an amazing scene because he looks upon the corpse of the Kraken, a monster that restricted his freedom so heavily in Dead Man's Chest, and realizes that the nature of its death is evidence of an even more worrying trend that's an even greater threat to his freedom. That's how Barboossa convinces him here to convene the Brethren Court, despite Jack's mistrust in political institutions. So the only conclusion that makes sense is that Jack sees progress as the maximization of freedom away from oppressive hierarchies like the EITC. If you're aware of his backstory, you know Jack was radicalized in large part by his time as an employee under Beckett, prior to the worker revolt he led against him.

To me barbossa was never really a villain, sure they were at odds but for the Same reasons, freedom. Barbossa wanted to be free from the curse of the black pearl so he could feel again, and jack wanted the freedom to captain his own pirate ship again. But barbossa never did anything evil for the sake of evil, there always seemed to be a method behind the madness. I loved the character development in 3 because it showed who he truly was. A swashbuckling blood thirsty pirate for sure, but also a father figure to jack, will and Elizabeth with a heart of gold.

@@iangraham6887 I would call Barbossa more a brotherly than a fatherly figure to Jack, Will and Elizabeth.

Hector Barbossa is the natural evolution of the character of Long John Silver. And that's what made him so compelling.

@@XerifeWoody3 I would say a rival that made them all stronger in the end. Kinda like in Star Wars, what Bossk is to Boba Fett. They dont hate eachother, but consider eachother worthy allies and adversaries based on the scenario

Barbossa was a true pirate.

4 was an disgrace 5 was not AS bad as people say , in my opinion

@@blenny12.54 4 was far better than 5

@@LordVader1094 you are very much correct. 4 at least feels like a natural story in universe, 5 just feels like cheap sequel bait.

@sathya skywalker What's wrong with you?

@sathya skywalker I'm sorry you have to deal with that, but the one comment above didn't say anything derogatory to you. They were just sharing something personal that related to the movie. There was no need to be mean.

sathya skywalker one way or another everyone will get a good dose of pain in their lives, mate.

@sathya skywalker Hope it turns to twenty years.

sathya skywalker how bout you fuck off

never liked the idea of civilization

@@freeman1628 civilization is the greatest thing in existence you twat

@Radical Larry I like civilization to a point.

Civilization seems to he having its "end of an age" point at the moment. Everything's crumbling and people are going back to being mindless apes

Same thing with the internet.. Probably why I have so many fonds memories when it was new..

Yeah bro...

With Depp gone there'll hardly be anything left

@@moose5996 boycott the movie then, is it?

@@DannyTh3Donkey aye!

Aye!

More like brothers because Jack's line is also profound.

I'd say more paternal than fraternal.

I got that feeling After I beaten red dead redemption 2 😔

@@Jordan-mq4wj same here

Days Gone for me. I just can't get back into it after beating it once.

madmax

Skyrim

ObviouslyKieran The first film was made with passion!

@ObviouslyKieran Yeah. So? It still had passion and creativity behind it, unlike the most recent films.

@CheetoDorito69 he was a wee bit touched in the head(more than usual) after his time in The Locker

What ?? Really ??

This was before Amber, but fuck her regardless.

WHAT? that was way before amber turd you idiot.

@@aliaramla9809 No, this is POTC 3 and back then he did not know or dated Amber.

not during this one

TheTyphoon365 Then it would have a proper Monkey Island movie.

TheTyphoon365 it's just a rusty sword without him. 😔

It’ll be the same. It’ll just be different.

Ohh boy im here to talk about the "women's power" theme

@@master-of-many-fandoms2020 There will just be less in it.

So it would seem.

Yup. The problem is when they tried to make him the lead character. He was always the best character but he worked best with someone else as the lead. In the first one, it was Bill Turner. The main plot was Bill Turner recovering the girl. Jack Sparrow needed a straight man to work off.

jack sparrow was so fucking iconic

CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow.

Or if they didn't insist on making jack a genuine idiot in the later films

I disagree. Sure the casting was perfect, but the movies themselves (the older ones) were very well made and clever.

@@HelghastStalker The interesting thing is that the two are not mutually exclusive. You can do all those things while still remembering your roots, and your traditions.

“Humanity, let us say, is like people packed in an automobile which is traveling downhill without lights at terrific speed and driven by a four-year-old child. The signposts along the way are all marked 'Progress.”

@@TheFrancesc18 Humanity is doing fine. It's reactionary ideals that threaten our well being. The quote in this clip confronts the destruction of the exciting by hierarchical, oppressive, regressive forces, in this case the East India Trading Company. It's also about coming to terms with the impermanence of the past and present.

Ironically they both came back to life

@@Xscape128 They point that out, but they still aren't immortal. They're going to die eventually, that much is guaranteed.

Such a good line

this movies fkn badass.

Aye mate there used to be every year things are just fading away and nobody can't stop it it's a sad thing if only we had a time machine we just could go back and keep things just the way they used to be Or at least see what it used to look like back in the day anyways mate May the Pirates life be with you🏴‍☠️

As much as I would like a prequel for him, I don’t trust Disney

Absolutely agree

Yep.... This was in my recommendation for 5 days now, so I just decided to watch this so it will stop showing up. But by watching this, I just remembered how great of a movie this was and now I want to rewatch the movie.

@@WreckingCritter Me too. The Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise is my favorite movies of all time, especially Curse Of The Black Pearl. I have a POTC marathon every year, and there's always something new to be discovered if you pay real close attention to the movies. I love em so much.

Same here, no idea why... lol

Mate it did to me as of now!!.

Jackpot!

I’m crying rn

@@dewdecsysabz5323 I did too

@@hatemokab133 😭

Yeah.. when we grow up, we see things more clearly, how it truly is.. Which makes me sad. I miss these days when I was happy just to play games and talk with friends..

It's depressing to be older. When you're a kid everything is just so perfect and happy. And you don't have to worry about anything. But when you are older suddenly everything becomes depressed and sad.

Really. When I was a kid all I felt was lonely. Perhaps you are fortunate to have a nice childhood, unlike many others.

How I felt on my 27th birthday.

@Ministry of Mystics The return of the king if that counts

@Ministry of Mystics thanks man but i think ill stick to real movies

That and he was also Reffering to the industrialization of the seas driving the age of piracy to an end cuz of the east India Company

I absolutely agree, he was a great villain in the first movie , very memorable but he became my favorite character because of " At world's end " . He had so many great scenes and lines , my favorite being the epic wedding scene

@Sean W So you think we need to become self serving sociopaths that don't even try to be any better than a rabid, impulse driven animal in order to progress as a species? That is the dumbest take I've heard in a while.

It’s only ruined if you let it be that way. At least we have the original three movies to enjoy. You can completely ignore the existence of the other two films and still enjoy these movies

I actually like all of them. Of course first three are better, but the other two is not as bad as you describe it. There's still Jack, and Gibbs

@@eragoh02 doesn't Gibbs hate jack for some reason in the newest movie? God fuck that film

@@mattbyrne1329 Everyone hated Jack in that movie, even the audience...

@@mattbyrne1329 Those European porn directors can't direct for sh*t and it reflects that.

Also his monkey was like a surrogate child for him