Young Jack Sparrow | Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017) | Walt Disney Pictures

That’s gotta be the best pirate that ever lived to tell the tale.

Just realized they retconned where Jack got the compass from. In either DMC or AWE, Tía Dalma says that she gave it to Jack. One more reason to dislike this movie 🤣

Is that supposed to be hector behind him when he’s getting tribute?

This scene was so epic. When Salazar's ship hit the rocks and exploded, I had my eyes wide open for a while.

Fort calypso gave jack compass ?😂

Johnson Onojovwo l have seen the clock. Onojovwo don't work for gold tell my family l own all the shiping company l don't sell gold Ezekiel. Onojovwo watch movies. Bring my rice and stew in

Salazar tiene cara de chilango no parece español.

i feel bad for salazar when he died in the devils Tringale

Wicked Wench🤣

I think it was "Jack's crew" and not "just Jack" that got the compass from Calypso. I mean, Jack's captain (the one who dies fighting Salazar) and Jack (probably his first mate) got it from Tia Dalma. Then the captain dies and gives Jack the compass.
BOOM plot hole explained

and the betrayal thing isn't even a plot hole. Jack didn't betrayed the compass when he gave it to Will, Elizabeth and Gibbs cuz he knew the compass would've come back to him. Instead, in the 5th movie, he definitely betrays it just to get a fckn bottle. so it's not a plot hole

Okay but why did Salazar ship blow up?

Sparrow drift

Two different separated stories but better than one piece live action

this is a great example of books smart and street smart (y)

According to the writer, Jack Sparrow was based on Yusuf Reyis, a Ottoman pirate.

To be candid, I have a strong aversion to this particular scene. Allow me to elucidate it thus: During my formative years, upon my initial encounter with Captain Jack, his appearance ignited a profound sense of adventure within me. I was under the impression that every element of his attire had been acquired through an array of diverse adventures. This conception was indelibly etched in my consciousness as a representation of Captain Jack's ceaseless exploits. Moments within the comics and other cinematic installments further fortified this belief. Notably, the ring Captain Jack surreptitiously acquired from Tia Dalma or the cherished memento of his mother bestowed upon him by Captain Teague.
However, the homage presented in this particular scene serves to shatter the myth I had meticulously woven in my mind. From his distinctive hat to his scarf and the assortment of jewelry adorning his persona, all these intricate details of Captain Jack's appearance are attributed to a solitary adventure. A solitary adventure, I must lament, that strikes me as profoundly lacking in depth.
Another illustration of this pattern manifests in the film "Solo: A Star Wars Story." Here, they condensed the entirety of the intricate details we had amassed about Han Solo into a single narrative, inadvertently detracting from the perception of his unending escapades. Even the Millennium Falcon, an iconic vessel that I had assumed had undergone myriad repairs owing to the perils of its numerous journeys, is condensed into a singular adventure. A singular adventure, indeed!
It is this very construct that shapes our perception of characters like Captain Jack and Han Solo. It is why we hold them in such high esteem. In our imaginations, their adventures span the ages, embracing both the past and the future. We conceive that each accessory and every mark of wear on their ships has been accumulated over the course of countless other adventures. Although our knowledge of their exploits is limited, it serves to ignite our imaginations with grand tales.
For these multifaceted reasons, I find myself in a state of profound discontentment with this particular scene. The lackadaisical approach to screenwriting herein is, in my view, an inexcusable transgression.

I love every single movie! Even better on shrooms!

and I see young ;Barbossa too there

Jack haciendo girar la brújula con la música es epica

When you use the harpoon in sea of thieves to turn your ship 🤣

Definitely the worst movie of the five but there were a few scenes that were good. This is one

wait, so "sparrow" is just jacks title, not surname?

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I thought Tia Dalma said she gave Jack the compass in Dead Man's Chest though. The writers butchered the storyline with this film.

But didn't jack got the compass from tia dalma ?

How did the silent mary blowing up inside.

The only good moment in this movie because it shows how Jack became Sparrow

Wicked winch?????? The Black Pearl was originally named???????

Anyone notice Teague in the background when they're giving him tribute?

Now i know where jack get his skin 😂

That’s what happens when you sail a boat over lava

Honestly would love a trilogy of young jack sparrow. I know there’s books. But to see a trilogy or movies of him wicked wench, the whole releasing prisoners (at worlds end delete scene the whole people aren’t cargo) and the deal with jones and finally the mutiny

Nooo he should’ve turned hard starboard then delivering a full portside broadside salvo. But true to his character he stayed the cocky bastard and tried to charge a galleon

I absolutely love this movie

Jack the Sparrow's first flight as a captain

Anyone ever thought about who part of the storyline is based on Calypso giving Jack the enchanted compass, then this shows he just got it because he survived.

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This perfectly demonstrates why jack is such an extraordinary captain. His methods are unconventional and very effective and defeats his enemies using his mind instead of brute strength.

What happend to royal Spain Navy's and why these royal Spain Navy's turn in to black and white and grey? 🤔

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