Wish they kept in the part about Jack freeing the slaves and how he became a pirate.

Tom Holland is really good at playing icky characters

Tom Holland is really good at playing icky characters

the original scene was so much better

Nope, i prefer the deleted scene. More weight, more flow

I like how Captain Jack is the only person Lord Beckett is technically afraid of, because of his unpredictability and his wits.

Why not salazar trap curse break when his compass in other people hand..we would see davy jones kick salazar ass

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3:05 Jack talks about Salazar and his death men crew 💀💀💀💀💀💀

At World’s End. Where the series peaked… and should have ended.

"what interest is she to you ?" singlehandedly explains why this movie is a masterpiece

1:17 🤣🤣🤣

Just realized Beckett gave jack the burn

The ironic touch in this is that before we are lead to think barbossa knows jack more than anyone, then turns out beckett knows more than barbossa and in turn it turns out beckett doesnt know jack enough 😂

I think was very bitch of disney to deleted this scene. Not just is crucial for to give us the info for why Jack has the mark(since film 1) and became a pirate and would make rhe story even more instresting for showing us that sometimes being outlaw isn't cos u are bad , sometimes the rules of the time are bullshit. And therefor this is a very refletive of real issues and instrospection. Disney deleting this is destroying all of it, destroying the evidence of the blood of who made their money

The deleted scene of this part should have stayed it added a great depth to these two

Jack's desperate sneer when Beckett mentions his compass is so beautifully dark. Jack has consistently been two things: Wonderously capable of weasle-ing out of bad situations AND constantly screwed over by the stupid ass compass. And in this moment, the mention of the compass here is the absolute *closest* Jack comes to dying in the original trilogy. As if to dangle one last "Fuck you" to Jack, Beckett's mention of the compass sinks Jack's heart and suddenly he has to make the most serious gamble of his life. One wrong *word*, the wrong *breath*, even a slightly off *facial expression*, and Beckett gets to call Jack's bluff and kill him consequence free. It shows that not only is Beckett Sparrow's *true* worthy adversary, but that fortune truly is the most fickle mistress in all the seven seas. And all over a stupid gag compass that was barely a footnote in the last two films. Freaking incredible.

Close your eyes and pretend it's all a bad dream.

Brilliant scene, writing acting

0:14

My favorite part is despite Backett being the most powerful man on the sea he asks Jack about the Nine Pieces of Eight. No matter how powerful the British Empire grows he doesnt completely disregard Pirate Superstitions as by now, after seeing the Pearl ressurected and Jack alive , he realizes that mere "myths and legends" are a real threat.

Ah, Mercantilism

Bro never forgot to shake hand before left

Fun fact. The original scene started with Becket talking about the pearl saying that the last time he saw it that it was on fire followed by him also saying that he contracted him to deliver cargo to which Jack replies, "People aren't cargo mate." This is actually a clever way to tie it back to On Dead Mans Chest and explains why he was branded as a pirate by Beckett. See Jack was originally part of the East India Trading Company and was contracted by Beckett to deliver what Jack learned were slaves and when he freed them Beckett's fleet, which was following behind him, attacked causing the ship to sink which is where Jack made his deal with Jones. Fast forward to when Davy Jones and Jack were negotiating on the price he would have to pay Jones says "100 souls." This means that the 100 slaves Jack saved increased the value of his own soul to 100.

Missed the extended cut line “We had a deal, Jack…I support the means and cargo, you merely transport it. But instead you saw fit to liberate it.” … “People ain’t cargo, mate”

@2:53 What's funny is that he'd literally used the same narrative on James Norrington in the first movie. It's unbelievable how he always made it work by gaslighting uncertainty into their confidence.

Beckett, maybe the best character in pirates 3

“You may kill me but you may never insult me” 3:14. Best line ever!

I still think they should've gone with the alternate dialogue

This scene and dialogue and the like I'd agree are well written, but the deleted version of this scene adds so much more to the overall story, hell one line they took out totally changes and reframes the entire history between Beckett and Jack.

Everyone always underestimates Jack

“Who am I?” …… *genuinely insulted* “I’m captain Jack Sparrow.”

How’d he forget his name 😂

Such a brilliantly choreographed, written an especially acted little scene

Now thats what I call good business.

Something I never noticed before, Jack never actually betrays Will, Elizabeth or any of his crew, he only uses them like chess pieces in his big plan

2:52 gay

The legend of cloudy ice! Imperfections and inclusions in clear quartz spars are referred to as "ghosts" colloquially. The legend is, that pure psychic deposition is the perfectly translucent quartz spar, but a cloudy clear is a sure sign that the psychic has deliberately lied to you. I saw selenite feldspar with a beautiful rutile growth matrix that glitters like the star in an Amazonian sapphire

The only time i've seen Beckett speechless besides his defeat is Jack asking him a question lmfao.

Jamaica - Cornish pastie $2.45 Haiti - Sausage roll $1.34 Barbados - Steak & Kidney $4.27 These are the pie rates of the Caribbean.

Like a tachyometer

Hipno bembzi metla Rokno ih je Velja S ribama u rebra Pripazi da ne budes i ti opran rebra 24 sata radi nam kapela Bili i Tafi uguse za kesa Da opruzi pandure , niko muda nema Jos malo ce svi kod nas na jedan tretman Direktor, poslovnik, bogataš i seljak Iz bazena gledaju dok ih prskamo iz creva!

After all these years of watching this movie I realized jack saved everyone wit this deal he made even Elizabeth that’s why she became pirate lord

Jack going full Bethesda character the moment he gets into the room

I love how he loses all confidence in saying his name at the end. It could've been a very cocky, "I'm Captain Jack Sparrow mate! 😏", but instead his disappointment that Beckett didn't know where he was going with that got the better of him. 😂

This is one very rare performance (other than RDJ's Sherlock), where an american actor pulls off a brit accent more than convincingly.

Naisty

Ugly

Pov: A typical player went into the house of the NPC and began to search his house, but suddenly the NPC started a conversation about this

I’m getting serious Amanda Waller vibes from Beckett, anyone else agree?