While “Pirates of the Caribbean: Revenge of Salazar” aired on M6 last night, let’s go back to all the hidden details of the Disney movie.
The return of the great villain, the pirate joke, the pop song and the origin of Jack the Sparrow’s name … Before Pirates of the Caribbean: Revenge of the Lazarus (part five in the famous Disney saga) aired last night on M6, all the hidden details again, Easter eggs, eggs , Which should not be missed in the film.
Flag of Pirates
From the very first seconds Pirates of the Caribbean: Revenge of SalazarThe fifth opus of the famous saga, we see that the famous palace of Disney studios decorated the pirate pavilion for this occasion. On the river that retreats, you may also notice the presence of a ship that looks like two drops of water on Jack Sparrow’s black pearl.
Dead men do not tell tales
The original title of this fifth part (replaced by La Vengeance de Salazar in the French version) was not chosen at random. Indeed, it is a replica that was heard in the original Disney Parks attraction and that has been heard several times in the first opus of the saga.
This is what Mr. Cotton’s parrot said in The Curse of the Black Pearl and whispered in a mysterious voice as the sparrow sailed to Dave Jones’s lair at the end of the world.
The air is known
It’s hard to be absolutely sure, but the melody performed by Barbosa’s musicians (when the latter spins on his lavish ship) is very similar to the Popeye series, another well-known sea wolf theme.
After all, it would not be surprising if an old pirate captain like Barbosa had fun as a classic in the famous naval huts.
Matador
Nicknamed “El Matador Del Mar” (“Sea Matador”) by his opponents, Captain Armando Salazar seems determined to maintain his legend every time he draws his sword. This pirate killer, Jack Sparrow’s sworn enemy, played by Javier Bardem in this fifth opus, really catches his rapper as a matador in a bullfight.
Jack’s uncle
After Finding His Father – starring Keith Richards in the third part of the saga Pirates of the Caribbean – Jack Sparrow meets another member of his family when he finds himself behind bars in this fifth part: his uncle who plays … Paul McCartney.
Along with the Rolling Stones father and uncle The Beatles, we can say that Jack has a particularly rock and roll background!
Uncle Jack’s joke
“Have you ever told a skeleton joke? This is a skeleton that enters a bar and orders beer and cleaning,” Uncle Jack tells his nephew as the latter intends to execute him.
This little joke was not accidentally placed here. Indeed, as Johnny Depp told the newspaper Express In 2010, it was a joke that Al Pacino tirelessly repeated to him on the set of Donny Brasco so that Depp could not understand the meaning.
Sinful cameo
The torn heads that Jack Sparrow sees in the basket when he is on the guillotine are not any, as they are designed to reproduce the qualities of the film’s two directors: Joachim Roning and Espen Sandberg.
Where does the nickname Jack Sparrow come from?
During the flashback sequence where a Johnny Depp Numerically rejuvenated, he confronts Captain Salazar, the latter showing how he came up with the nickname Jack Sparrow, the day he saw a young pirate sitting on the nest of his ship: “He was standing, he looked like a sparrow,” he says. “And that was the day when he called himself a name that followed him all his life: Jack Sparrow. Jack Sparrow.”
Return of Captain Tig
Even his translator Keith Richards (Rolling Stones guitarist) Not in this fifth part, Jack Sparrow’s father still appears to be a thief Revenge of Salazar. Still in the same flashback, we can really see Captain Tigy just behind his son. Also rejuvenated, he is played here by Alexander Shearer.
Maiden name
Also in the sequence where Jack the Sparrow confronts Salazar in the past, we can point out that a young pirate is at the helm of a ship called the “Wicked Wench.” According to the expanded world of Pirates of the Caribbean, this is nothing more than the name of a black pearl before the sparrow made a deal with Dave Jones.
Return of Dave Jones
Provided you stay until the credits are completed, we can witness the return of Saga’s famous villain. Indeed, before Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann sleep peacefully in their bedroom, an outspoken Dave Jones invades the room and disappears when Willie wakes up starting, so as not to leave a few glances on the floor.
Quite a logical reappearance, given that Trident forces have canceled all 7 sea curses.
Source: allocine
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