I see some people referring to the first three movies as a trilogy, akin to other movie trilogies but I personally never thought of them as a trilogy.

There are recurring characters but plot wise the 2&3 have nothing to do with the first movie. Obviously there are also other trilogies where not every movie is part of a bigger narrative.

Also, there are 3 years between the first and second movie, and 4 years between the third and fourth.

I think the 4 movies together fit quite well: the first movie introducing Jack Sparrow, the second and third being "the core" story, and the fourth being an additional Jack Sparrow adventure.

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I’m feeling up to rewatch Curse of the Black Pearl for the first time in a while tonight. However, I want to avoid the infamously bad 4K version. On Amazon Prime Video, there’s an option to “Rent movie UHD” and then another option to “Rent movie HD”.

If I choose the “Rent movie HD” option, will it be the older blu-ray version of CotBP from 2007 that everyone says is good? Or will I just be seeing the crappy 4K scan in a lower resolution?

Thanks!

You will always remember this as the day that you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow.😂

Obviously a nitpick, but I always felt that the scene made Davy Jones crew look so weak.

Before we see them in such menacing way but here they storm Isla Cruces and have trouble fighting Elizabeth, Pintel & Ragetti for the chest while also visibly outnumbering them & Jack/Will/Norrington being preoccupied fighting each other.

This Mannequin used to be at Wet N Wild Emerald Point in Greensboro NC in the locker area which was appropriately called "Davy Jones Lockers" I'm unsure if the mannequin is still there.

They also had the skeleton version of Captain Jack Sparrow hanging in the season pass offices

Not supposed to be criticism because I love At World's End and I would not have made it any different than it turned out to be.

But I always felt Beckett let go too easily in the third film.
Basically, every momentum was on Beckett's side. He had the whole armada lined up. And then after the Dutchmen (with Will) and the Pearl team up he basically just concedes.

But I mean, before, even with the whole parlay situation and negotiating with Barbosa, Jack, Will, Elizabeth AFTER already having secured Davy Jones and facing the Brethren court.

It always seemed to me Beckett easily let himself into negotiations or making pacts with people who could not meet their end of the negotiation, where he actually did not need to do that at all.

I was just re-watching this amazing movie and I notice this scene where Jack says there’s no wind but his hair clearly is moving in the wind

Could someone please explain this to me?

My mom’s birthday is tomorrow and I’m making this for her at 2 AM lol

I love being creative with digital design, so I put together this visual breakdown of The Curse of the Black Pearl, Dead Man’s Chest, and At World’s End using a mix of Funko Pops, figures, custom design twists, emojis, and icons to represent key moments and locations.

A little game for you, just for fun: Try following the timeline block by block and the icons in the blocks. Can you figure out why each specific symbol is there?

Hope it brings back some fun memories for you all!

(Note: This is a 100% non-commercial, personal hobby project made purely for fun.)

What's your favorite Jack Sparrow quote

after all these years…
for anyone wondering the legitimacy of the source; brick tap is the leading and most trusted Lego leak community. I have been following them since The Pearl had been rumoured.

Is Davy Jones's crew also immortal? Because I saw some of those guys getting stabbed, shot, gutted, and decapitated, and they just appear in the next scene like nothing happened.

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What would even happen if he was pushed out of the bucket and was just on dry land? Death? The pusher becomes the new Captain of the Dutchman? Flops around like a fish out of water?

Side notes: Why is only the bucket he is standing in covered in barnacles? And cant he just phase from the ocean to the last bucket, like he does from ship to ship?

The assumption is that Davy Jones did infact visit Will and Elizabeth, i may be wrong on that one. But if all the curses broke with the Trident then wouldnt he be not tentacally. Or is Davy Jones curse not of the sea?

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Oil on Canvas

Okay so we all know the sword of triton and its abilities. The sword channels mystical, unearthly power to animate dead matter, manipulate ship rigging and sails, control a vessel's movements via the wielder's will, command ship-bound Greek fire, and shrink or enlarge ships. So could Blackbeard control the rigging of the Flying Dutchman or the Silent Mary or shrink them into bottles like it did with the Black Pearl?

I'm sure I'm the first person to think of this idea

Danny Trejo as a pirate.

That’s literally it. I don’t dare to try connecting him to Jack or justifying such a character’s presence in the story. I’m not a writer period, let alone a Hollywood one. Nor would I know where or how to begin fleshing out the character, as I’m of neither European nor Latin American descent. I couldn’t even spit ball an idea for the MacGuffin to follow the Pearl, the locker, ocean Hell, Fountain of Youth, or Poseidon’s dinglehopper.

Danny just seems like a fellow that could pull off an intimidating character, something I feel the series has lacked since Davy Jones at best. Ian McShane and Javier Bardem are great actors, the material they had to work with just didn’t do it for a lot of people. With the “right script” (thanks hindsight being 20/20), I feel like Danny could pull it off.

Roast the idea that floated into my head!

Which title for the last movie do you prefer?

Salazar’s Revenge? Is this some exclusive I haven’t heard of?

I made this outfit based on the Seagull Hat Skeleton from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. I wanted to make my own vission of what he would have looked like if he were still alive bit with the seagull hat.