Everything GREAT About Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl! (Part 1)

Pirates and so many other subtitles! Johnny Depp is in it. Long requested, glad to finally get to it. It's something of a masterpiece and this is only part 1! Here's everything right with Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl! (Part 1)

That video I mentioned from Jill Bearup:

CinemaWins Socials:

[sammumford]

The best line in this film is when Jack is told that the dock is off limits to civilians, and his reply is "I'm terribly sorry i didnt know, if i see one i shall inform you immediately"

[LadyBlackmoor]

Speaking of favourite lines:
"You cheated, in a fair fight I'd beat you"
"Not much incentive for me to fight fair then is it."
That lead child me to actually think about strategy

[symmetricempire]

"One good deed is not enough to redeem a man of a lifetime of wickedness." "Though it seems enough to condemn him."
I didn't know this the first time I watched but the reason Jack says that is because the reason he was labeled a pirate was because he freed slaves he was suppose to transport. The good deed of freeing slaves condemned him to be branded as a pirate for the rest of his life. I really wish they kept the deleted scene from at worlds end explaining the situation.

[jaytominez]

"but why's the rum gone?" never gets old

[shakirjohnson]

Sparrow sways when he walks on dry land because he's acclimated to the swaying of the
WHY WOULD I NOT HAVE THOUGHT OF THIS?!?!

[theblazinken]

Missed politeness win from Will, when a pirate almost chops him to death during the raid:
- Say "Goodbye"
Pirate gets hit
- Goodbye

[brir]

You got my favorite line “Best start believing in ghost stories Ms. Turner...You’re in one” when the music cuts for a second after he says it just UGH SO GOOD

[FL_Of_A_Took]

3:56 this also takes a new meaning if you know why jack was branded as a pirate in the first place. He used to work for the British navy until he freed a ship transporting 100 slaves hence the "people ain't cargo mate" line and the reason why Jack's soul is worth 100 souls

[darkecofreak]

“But Norrington is holding it, and it does point to Jack.”

Cue “Careless Whisper.”

[TreeckoJedi]

No win for “You cheated” “Pirate?” I always loved that.

[Mistheart]

11:21 man, you could call the cgi/special effects in this movie "dated, " and you'd be right, but GOD the transition from normal human to skeleton zombie is still ten out of goddamn TEN

[pleasehelp]

I always took the "I became their Chief" story as an explanation of how quick Jack can learn a language and how his charisma gets men to follow him even though his mannerisms are so weird

[JoCat]

I will always consider the first pirates move nearly perfect

[kapelski]

My favorite line: Me, I am dishonest and a dishonest man you can always trust to be dishonest. Honestly, it is the honest one's you've got to watch out for.

[finipigenmovies]

Can confirm as someone that's spent a bit a time sailing: You get used to accounting for the swaying so you do occasionally look drunk once you get on land again, or at least feel it.

[snapdragon]

He completely brushed over that Jack was holding a banana when they met the crew for no apparent reason. I found that hilarious.

[MeliesCinemagician]

"I'm curious. After killing me, what was it you were planning on doing next?"

Barbossa is a great critical thinker, too!

[alecchristiaen]

quick note: already present in Barbossa's mannerism is his desire to be classy.
His big words, his fancy hat, him dining with class; it all alludes to his wish to be of higher standing.

[rozemorgaine]

I love how Elizabeth's father is constantly clueless. Dude hear cannon fire, saw lights in the distance, and instead of heading for cover he goes "Ooo pretty"

[hannahm]

missed the best moment of the film - elizabeth's fake-out with the coin, when she tricks the zombie pirates into admitting that they need it by pretending she'll drop it off the ship. her expression is a masterpiece