'pirates of the caribbean 5' end credit scene explained
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There has been some chatter as lớn whether or not Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales would be the last movie in the franchise, bringing the series to lớn an end. But in order lớn talk about the possible continuance of the franchise, we must venture into a sea of spoilers that includes talking about the Pirates 5 credits scene that appears at the end. So if you haven"t seen Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, don"t read after the jump.
If the latest Pirates of the Caribbean sequel ends up being the last film in the franchise, the narrative of the movie itself does kết thúc in a spot that could easily mark the end of our adventures with Captain Jack Sparrow.
The plot of Dead Men Tell No Tales revolves around the MacGuffin of Poseidon"s trident because it has the power lớn nullify any curses on the sea và those who sail it. Henry Turner (Brenton Thwaites) wants it so he can relieve his father Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) from being doomed khổng lồ stay aboard The Flying Dutchman, sailing the bottom of the sea for years at a time và missing out on a life with his family. Jack Sparrow wants it so he can kết thúc the curse that he set upon Captain Salazar (Javier Bardem) so that he might stop his mission of vengeance against him. Và the new character Carina Smyth (Kaya Scodelario) wants to lớn find it to finish a life pursuit mix forth by her father.
In the end, everyone gets what they want (mostly). After the trident of Poseidon is found, it"s destroyed, breaking all of the curses that have plagued the sea, no matter how long they"ve lasted. Captain Salazar becomes human again và ends up dying in a climactic final sequence. Carina Smyth gets to lớn finish her father"s work & learns that her father is none other than Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) in the process (though he does sacrifice himself to save her và seemingly dies). And Will Turner returns to land và reunites with his love, Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley). Jack Sparrow is back in charge of the black Pearl, và he hits the sea with his crew to enjoy the pirate"s life again. It"s a happy ending. But then the credits scene happens.
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After the credits have rolled, we return lớn the house of Elizabeth Swann and Will Turner. The couple lies in bed at night as a thunderstorm can be heard outside. As lightning flashes và thunder claps, suddenly there"s a creak as someone can be heard shuffling through the house, coming towards the door of the bedroom.
The door opens, and as the dark figure moves towards the bed, a silhouette becomes visible. At the head of the shadow, we can see some tentacles wiggling just before a big lobster claw lifts into camera & clicks as thunder claps outside. Davy Jones (played by Bill Nighy previously) has returned.
The sound wakes up Will in his bed suddenly. He looks around, but there"s no one to lớn be found in the bedroom. He must have been having a nightmare. He rolls over to put his arm around Elizabeth và goes back to lớn sleep. But the camera pans below the bed, and we see a few barnacles have been left behind, showing us that this wasn"t just a dream. Davy Jones has somehow come back, and it seems like he has his sights phối on Will Turner.
The last time we saw Davy Jones was in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World"s End, his heart was removed from the Dead Man"s Chest and stabbed by Will Turner after having his own heart stabbed by the tentacled pirate. All this happened in the middle of a maelstrom caused by Calypso in response to Davy Jones" betrayal of the sea goddess he once loved when he was a mortal man. Jones fell into the maelstrom and was presumed dead. You can watch the scene above to lớn refresh your memory.
The question is, how is it possible for him lớn return? Even if Davy Jones somehow survived the maelstrom, why would he still look like the sea trùm cuối he became while patrolling the sea in the Flying Dutchman? Shouldn"t he be human again now that the breaking of Poseidon"s trident broke all of the curses on the sea?
This seems lượt thích a plot hole for the time being, but presumably, if there is another Pirates of the Caribbean sequel (and it looks lượt thích Disney is counting on it), that will be explained by the story. Just as a guess, I suppose it"s possible that the maelstrom may have sucked Davy Jones into another world where Poseidon"s trident had no effect on the curse placed on him so many years ago.
