What good is a children's movie without a dash of existential crisis, i alwasy say....

I get what Jack's feeling now with a lot more of both History and Legend alike under my belt than the ignorant tween I was watching this in the movie theater. Lots of wonderous, and incredible creatures and peoples aren't around anymore. The world is still as big as ever, there's just less in it. Less to be found, less still around, and if we don't start adopting them into our homes in whatever form we can, there will be less still going into the future. Humanity must do better in caring for the incredible of our world, lest there be nothing left to be seen.

SEE DISNEY ???? This iconic line is about the END of the golden age of piracy. We didn't need ep 4&5 and certainly do not need another movie

Same for the internet. It just...feels smaller since there's less in it. And it's homogenized.

I will forever agree with Jack on this because what He said grows more true with each day that goes by.

great scene

100

The American frontier is still the same, there's just less in it.

this film is goated. sucks that Johnny Depp won't comeback as captain jack sparrow anymore.

I think this one scene between Jack and Hector, defines the true nature of the relationship between both men...less like rivals, and more like comrades....I feel Barbossa looks out for Jack in his own way....do yall agree?

The song when he says less in it 😢

This whole conversation hits me different now it a peaceful scene

As someone who’s graduating high school soon, I understand Jack. Less options for fun and freedom. The world’s still the same. There’s just less in it for people like me

If you want a real sequel to Return of the Jedi, just read the Thrawn trilogy.

If they could have stopped squabbling over who the real captain of the Pearl was, these two would have been unstoppable together.

Came here after losing my grandma and Jack's line hurts me to the core.

The movie was overall pretty meh. But I did love a handful of things, like this very personal, philosophical discussion between Jack and Barbossa (who, despite their complicated past from being crew mates to enemies to unwilling allies, can still be civil in proposing their points of view on mortality) The rest of the story may have been convoluted and nonsensical, but this moment always stood out from the rest. It’s like when they were writing this scene and the deleted Jack and Beckett scene, the writers were suddenly struck with inspiration to create dialogue that is intriguing.

Very rare moment of complete seriousness from Jack.

“Worlds still the same mate There’s just less in it.”

Jack lost the will to live but the body has to be kept alive..

Shakespearian scene and dialogue.

This is honestly how I felt when I lost a dear family member "The world is still the same. Just less in it." But still you can't out run the world.

This is my favourite non-action scene in the entire Pirates of the Caribbean series.

The death of the Beast was a massive turn for Piracy, the legend had been killed, and usually those who lived close to it followed it quickly by those times, and Jack feels it at that moment

This scene has the meaning of Whites destroy all imagination & differences & makes everything white boring & the same & unhealthy like plain white bread.

watching Jack walk around weirdly, doing weird things its easy to forget how smart he is. Like really smart

One interesting thing This sense of the world growing smaller, of an age of outcasts and criminals and of freedom coming to an end as the world is changing, as 'civilization' marches on and stamps out all those that don't conform to it's rules is one found very often in pirate media, but where it's also very prevalent is in Wild West media (just think of read dead redemption). The age of the wild west began pretty much at the same time the golden age of piracy ended.

0:27 Geoffrey Rush's aussie twang really came out in that line, it sounds so satisfying.

Why/how did barbosa and jack finally bury the hatchet and get along? I don't remember that or haven't seen

The simplicity of this line Not enough writers realise how much weight hides in simpicity

This scene captures the feeling of globalization so well.

RIP RARBG

Why is Jack sad about the Kraken being dead. Isn’t he happy that it can’t eat him anymore

“The World’s still the same… there’s just less in it.” Literally my senior year quote of 2018.. Love Cpt. Jack & Depp for creating all these masterpieces for us.

Quiero que estrenen piratas del caribe 6 con Jonny Depp Jack Sparrow y geofrary Rush Héctor barbossa son los mejores de la saga de piratas del caribe y los 2 tienen que estar en piratas del caribe 6 si😃😃😃😃

Me encanta esta escena de piratas del caribe 3 con Jack Sparrow Jonny Depp y Héctor barbossa geofrary Rush viva piratas del caribe

A very profound quote. Nothing about the world changed - you did.

There once was more in our world. In greek and roman times, lions and tigers prowled parts of europe, there were so many unexplored or unsetlled places, and the sense of wonder back then was so vast, that hyperboria was considered anything north of the alps, the maps so small of the world. Aurochs roamed, wolves ran through britain, nomadic tribes ran through wide steppes free, empires existed of such high construction, and there were so many wonderous islands in the world, home to such magical plants and animals, walking crocodiles, giant lemurs, birds ten foot tall, dwarf hippos, giant lizards and stick insects the size of a ruler, giant tortoises and dinosaur like land turtles, among other things like dragon trees. But gradually, the world became smaller. The maps were filled in, and when europeans came a settling the wonder dissapeared as they exterminated what they thought wasn't order and proper, entire cultures and people vanished as europeans came, the islands were discovered, built on, and so went the many wonderous things, the vast forests cleared, and the settled lands cleared of all the big animals. It's sad now, that the world keeps losing the things it has, as we one by one make them go, maybe one day, the great apes will be nothing more then a mythical creature to us, these highly intelligent humanoid and very human like animals who shared blood with us, or the notion a man had to be careful wandering through the woods of America because of bears so foreign.

Alllll these comments in this clip with nothing substantial with the supremacy dialogue lol…. Filled with children - smh

GR's delivery of "There's never a guarantee of comin' back...but passin' on, that's dead certain." always gets me

This honestly perfectly a up the modern world for me, we're in a period of stagnation, born too late to explore the Earth, born too early to explore the stars, nothing feels exciting once you grow up

Hogwarts Legacy using denuvo 😭

This scene is tattoo worthy

I hope amber heard rots for ruining a man like.johnny depp. Yes i know he won his case. But those 6 years of humiliation will never come back

Esta escena de Barbosa y Jack en piratas del caribe 3 es preciosa y me encanta

In the years following the pandemic, I've had friends quietly walk out of my life and stop talking to me as much. The other day I was having a conversation with someone about how people have become more isolated, and he related to me how many people have lost family members and friends to Covid, experienced mental illness and drug addictions, and gone through all kinds of other troubles which are now causing widespread alienation and atomization in society. I feel like we've definitely reached a low point in society where people are more lonely, desperate, mentally ill, addicted, and disconnected than ever before. "The world's still the same, there's just less in it."

I love this scene because we see what their relationship was like before hector's mutiny.

I’m going to be a hater, I wish that they would’ve abandoned capt jack after this movie! They wrapped it up so perfectly! The fourth movie should’ve been a new story with a new capt!

Thing about Jack Sparrow is, he has a very serious man on the inside. He acts very lightly, but it stems from his seriousness, because he sees too many things and would rather just walk through it.

“We’re more ghosts than people.” -Arthur Morgan, 1898