Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End Pitch Meeting

Step inside the pitch meeting that led to Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End!

Pirates of the Caribbean was a massive surprise hit in the early 2000’s, so naturally Hollywood quickly jumped on making some sequels. That led to the second movie Dead Man’s Chest, which just kind of ended without resolving anything to ensure that people would want to come see the third movie - At World’s End.

Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End definitely raises some questions though. Like why is death so impermanent for the main characters? How did Jack and Barbossa become pirate lords? Is that dog magical? Why are we spending so much time talking about pirate politics and magical mythology? Why doesn’t Will Turner step in a bucket of water to visit Elizabeth as Davy Jones did? Why did Calypso turn into a giant and then into crabs? Why are there so many sequels going on?

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.

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[calebcostrini]

"Were you killed?"
"Sadly, yes. But I lived!"
-Jack Sparrow

[swiftrian]

Surprised he skipped over the whole Elizabeth becoming a pirate lord and then pirate Queen in like 20 minutes of run time and it being super easy, barely an inconvenience.

[AlexLasson]

"Wasn't that dog left on the cannibal island?"

Sea Turtles.

[lukewiegand]

"Oh, I bet its gonna be hard to get Ryan's voice stuck in your head."
"Actually its gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience!"
"Oh, really?"

[ssorayaya]

"a very considerate stabbing!" might be the best line of the pitch meeting cinematic universe

[darthuchiha]

“Nice of the Cartographer to consider the audience” got me😭😭

[JonatasMonte]

"Is it a physical place or a spiritual place?"
_"yes"_

Schrodinger's locker.

[ajaysea]

The magic of Ryan keeping ScreenRant afloat by talking to himself, is so much more entertaining than the Plot Shields in the Pirate movies.

[rogerfricke]

Anyone else watch so many of these they cant stop hearing ryan's voice in their head

[Danilego]

"So, is this a physical place or a spiritual place?"

"Yes."

[GreatUSTreasureHunt]

"You have a forgettable movie for me?"
"I don't remember."
"Wow wowwow wow!"

[sjn]

I'm surprised that you didn't question why Elizabeth couldn't just join Will on the ship. Even for just a few weeks, then come back to land for a while, than travel on his ship again. Land, sea, land, sea.

[notme]

Singapore? They sailed from the Caribbean to Singapore? That’s more unbelievable than sailing off the edge of the world.

[arturkarpinski]

"So you have a way to brighten up my day?"
"Yes sir I do"

[vsauce]

Actually pirates followed rules very well and avoided conflict with eachother so that the seaports that pirate ships went to get repairs from would function properly.

[mikasaackerman]

"Underwater bandanas are TIGHT!"
That "unclear" thing gets me everytime, he wrote the script but somehow a lot of details are not clear to him 😂😂🤣

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

"Wasn't that dog left on the cannibal island?"
"Maybe this dog is magic I don't know"

Perfect reasoning

[CaptWarChief]

It's actually incredible how well the effects of these movies have held up

[dhamiltonlong]

How have I gone my whole life without these? I just discovered them and can’t stop watching!

[allietip]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate how great Ryan’s hair looks in both characters?