How does pirates of the caribbean 3 end

Captain Jack Sparrow, the role Johnny Depp made famous, provided a comic anchor for the series, and his freewheeling antics came to define the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise for the four films that followed. This characterization of the code seems to make much more sense for the world of Pirates of the Caribbean , wherein characters constantly switch allegiances for the sake of personal interests and sometimes backstab each other multiple times in the space of a single scene.

So, when did Will begin to believe that Elizabeth killed Jack, only to immediately save him , as part of an elaborate scheme? To be fair to this plot hole, the pair do share some scenes patching up their differences, but the jump from being broken up as the movie begins and married once it ends is never properly papered over on-screen.

That explains what becomes of Beckett himself and his ship, but why did the rest of the East India Trading Company give up fighting the Black Pearl and Flying Dutchman? There are the Aztec gods who curse the treasure of Cortez in the first movie. Poseidon once existed in some form, and his trident, which literally commands the seas, is found in his tomb.

So gods die in this universe? And if Poseidon was around at some point, what about the other Greek gods? The Fountain of Youth also exists, though it comes with some strangely specific rules. And several different forms of voodoo magic function in this universe, which implies the existence of a whole set of Loa. How does any of this fit together in the same world? When Jack Sparrow is young, Salazar destroys dozens of pirate ships in his effort to rid the sea of piracy.

Or did all these ancient, venerable pirates somehow come into being after the massacre? On a related note, how old is Jack? He appears to be somewhere in his late teens when he takes command of the Wicked Wench, later renamed the Black Pearl. Prior to the first movie, the Black Pearl is sunk, Davy Jones brings it back from the depths as part of a deal with Jack, and gives him 13 years to captain the ship.

During the first two years of that deal, he leads the expedition with Barbossa as first mate to find the treasure of Cortez, and Barbossa betrays him, so Jack spends 10 years seeking revenge. But that would put him at something close to 50 by Dead Men Tell No Tales , given that Henry Turner has yet to be conceived at that point, and he grows up to be 20 before meeting Jack.

How long is Jack going to be running around doing this? Depp is 53 himself, and he still seems pretty spry, but the average life expectancy in the s, when the films are roughly set, was between 30 and The stinger sees Will having a nightmare wherein the tentacle-faced shadow and lobster-clawed hand of Davy Jones come looming over his bed. Then Will wakes up to reveal that it was all a dream… except the camera pans to the floor to show some sea water and barnacles, hinting at a possible return of the squid-faced villain.

Leaving aside the basic storytelling holes in Dead Men Tell No Tales , the whole movie is tiring because half of it is cobbled together from elements of earlier movies. An island that no man can find? Featured in Curse o f t he Black Pearl. Undead pirates? See films one, two, and three. MacGuffin leading to command of the sea? Norrington shoots the line linking the Empress to the Flying Dutchman , stopping Elizabeth from re-boarding to help him, and he is stabbed by the confused "Bootstrap".

Dying, James is confronted by Davy Jones, who seems set to offer him the choice of service aboard the ship. In response, James thrusts his sword into Jones' shoulder before dying. Jones keeps the sword for himself, and with the admiral dead, believes command of the ship has returned to him.

However, he enters his cabin only to find Mercer has taken the key to the Dead Man's Chest , becoming the Flying Dutchman's new commander. He names her as Calypso, and orders Pintel and Ragetti to lock her in the brig, ensuring she is unable to escape before Barbossa can free her. He is left contemplating the reason he was brought back from the dead by Dalma, and his fate should he fail to free Calypso.

Turner informs Jones of Jack's continued survival, though Beckett soon turns the conversation to the subject of Calypso. Jones is particularly vehement in lambasting his former love, and is enraged to learn the Brethren intends to release her. Jones reveals that it was he who showed the first Brethren Court how to bind her, thus matching Calypso's betrayal with one of his own.

Will now strikes a bargain of his own. In return for the freedom of his father, Elizabeth, and himself, Will will help lead Beckett and Jones to Shipwreck Cove—with the help of Jack's compass. An additional price from Jones is that he would have Calypso murdered. The Brethren assembles in Pirate Hall. The fourth meeting of the Brethren Court is officially opened by Barbossa, who asks his fellow eight Lords to present their pieces of eight—symbols of their Lordship, though in actuality are little more than pieces of junk.

Ragetti hands over his wooden eye as Barbossa's piece, though Jack attempts to stall for time in order to avoid handing in his piece. Elizabeth Swann interrupts at that moment, proclaiming the death of Sao Feng, and her position as his successor.

The Brethren do not take well to this news, and do not take Elizabeth's warning that the Flying Dutchman is approaching, or her suggestion to fight seriously, believing Shipwreck Cove to be an impregnable fortress. Barbossa, however, voices his plan to free Calypso to use her wrath against Lord Beckett. The Court opposes the notion, and as arguments turn into provocations, the meeting descends into a brawl. He angrily asks her why she did not meet him on his one day ashore, and Dalma simply replies that it is her nature.

She momentarily reverts Jones back to his human form, promising to give him her heart when she is freed. She also vows to turn against the Brethren Court, and show them the full extent of her cruelty. The Court stops fighting for a moment to listen to a rambling monologue by Jack, who agrees with Elizabeth, stating that the pirates must fight, if only to run away, pointing out the dangers of the other two plans; Calypso may not be too friendly towards the pirates, and they may kill each other off if they hole up in Shipwreck Cove.

However, Barbossa reminds the Court that a declaration of war can only be passed by the Pirate King —and no one has held that title since the first Brethren.

Jack calls for a vote, upon which each Pirate Lord votes for him or herself…until Jack seconds Elizabeth's vote, thus electing her Pirate King by popular vote. The Brethren is stunned, and was surely set to have overruled the Code had the infamous Teague not been present.

With no other choice, Elizabeth accepts her new position, and declares war at dawn. As the meeting comes to a close, Jack asks Teague about the nature of immortality. Teague states that the trick of it is not simply living forever, but living forever with yourself. Their brief reunion ends with Teague reuniting Jack with his mother —now reduced to a shrunken head carried on Teague's belt.

Barbossa, Swann and Sparrow during parley. As all the pirates get ready to fight, they see the horizon filled with Lord Beckett's massive fleet and became dumbstruck. Jack calls for a temporary parley , and he along with Elizabeth and Barbossa go to a small sand bar to meet up with Beckett, Jones, and Will. Jack's deal with Beckett is revealed, and in a fit of anger Barbossa slashes his sword at Jack, cutting off his Piece of Eight. Jack the monkey quickly grabs the piece.

Elizabeth decides to trade Jack for Will. Jack is turned over to Jones, just as he had planned. However, Calypso disperses and Barbossa sees their last hope lost. The Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman fight each other. However, Elizabeth didn't give up hope and tells the other pirates to "Hoist the Colours". As both fleets prepared for attack, a violent maelstrom emerges between the two fleets, implied to be the work of Calypso.

The Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman then steer into the storm and battle each other fiercely. During the battle, Davy Jones takes command of the Dutchman completely when he kills Mercer and takes the key to his chest, but is caught in a fight with Jack Sparrow who escapes the brig thanks to a trick Will taught him.

Jones fighting Sparrow on board the Flying Dutchman. Jack is able to seize the chest holding Jones' heart, though he is confronted by Jones himself. The two captains battle while their crews eventually leap on the Dutchman and the Pearl and do battle.

During this, Elizabeth and Will are joined in matrimony by Captain Barbossa while fighting the crew of the Flying Dutchman. While Barbossa is busy decapitating a crew member of the Flying Dutchman , the two ship's masts crash together. Soon after, Will arrives on the Dutchman to only be in a duel with his father in which he defeats but doesn't kill his father. Jones defeats Elizabeth, but Will stabs him through the back, forgetting his heart is no longer there and is defeated by Jones who goes to kill him after seeing the love between him and Elizabeth.

However, this allows Jack to get both the Key and the Chest and remove the heart which he threatens, but Jones stabs Will anyway. This breaks Bootstrap out of his insanity and he attacks Jones, allowing Jack time to help Will stab the heart, killing Davy Jones. Jones's last words are "Calypso", and he falls from the ship into the darkness of the maelstrom. Barbossa then orders the crew to shoot a chain at the masts, allowing him to safely guide the Black Pearl out of the Maelstrom.

Jack and Elizabeth manage to escape the Dutchman by using a sail as a makeshift parasail and watch as the Flying Dutchman sinks into the Malestrom which then subsides. Will and Elizabeth during their one day. Therefore Will is now the captain of the Flying Dutchman. Elizabeth is heartbroken, thinking Will is dead, but as the Flying Dutchman emerges from within the sea, Will is alive and the crew has returned to normal.

The pirates of the Black Pearl and the Flying Dutchman then turn to face Cutler Beckett, and blow his ship apart, sinking it down to the watery depths. Beckett himself is consumed in the explosion and his body is blown overboard. Jack Sparrow begins to search for the Fountain of Youth in his dinghy.

The pirates emerge victorious, but learn that the Flying Dutchman must stay in the undersea-world and can only come to shore for one day, every ten years. Will frees his father, but Bootstrap Bill decides to remain with his son on the ship of his own free will. Will and Elizabeth spend their "last day" together on a beach and she promises she will wait for him and keep his heart safe.

After discovering that Barbossa has made off with the Black Pearl , Jack sails off in a dinghy. Barbossa attempts to show the crew where the Fountain of Youth is on Sao Feng's charts , but he discovers a large chunk has been removed from the charts by Jack himself.

Jack, who anticipated Barbossa's actions begins his own voyage to the Fountain of Youth himself. Elizabeth Turner and her son await Will 's return. Ten years later, Elizabeth and her son reside in Port Royal.

The boy sings a pirate song , with Elizabeth following behind. They both stand at the edge of a cliff, looking at the horizon, waiting for the sun to set. Finally, they see a flash of green light as the Flying Dutchman reappears, signifying Will Turner's return from the Land of the Dead. The subtitle, At World's End , was decided by visitors to the message boards of Wordplay , the website created by screenwriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio. The two proposed titles, World's End and At World's End , were given as the final choices, with a further choice to include or exclude the apostrophe.

According to Terry Rossio, the title was never in serious contention, simply a working title, until marketing deadlines forced the eventual title to be determined. The film's score was composed by Hans Zimmer , and built on established cues while introducing several new ones. Most prominent of these is Hoist the Colours , which repeats in various permeations throughout the film.

An original song, the lyrics were written by Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio , and several lines are sung by characters in the film. The soundtrack also includes a new love theme for Elizabeth Swann and William Turner first heard during the cue " At Wit's End " and more prominently in " One Day " , and oriental-styled music for Sao Feng " Singapore ".

The film premiered on May 19 , at Disneyland. China was the last country to receive the film, opening on June The single-disc DVD release is set to contain an audio commentary and "Bloopers of the Caribbean" with the feature film. PotC Wiki Explore. Black Pearl Queen Anne's Revenge more Cast and Crew.

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