Pirates of the Caribbean

The blade was a gift for James Norrington for his promotion to Commodore. This sword reappears a few times over the next couple of films, but one Redditor found ...

In Dead Man's Chest, Will tracks Jack down to an island that is home to a tribe of cannibals. Redditor Mr-History pointed out that the man that had told Will where the Black Pearl was beached had mentioned trading on that island for some delicious long pork. For example, Redditor JordanInTheTV noticed that the dog that faithfully keeps the keys for the Port Royal jail is based on the "audio-animatronic" one that does the same task on the ride. Basing a movie on a classic ride gave the creators a fun chance to create a story around the iconic features of the attraction. One Redditor pointed out that Jack has a red sore on the side of his face that "gets progressively more noticeable in each film." This shows that Jack wasn't stumbling due to his drunkenness but because he had sea legs, a great testimony to Depp's attention to detail in his portrayal. There is something even sadder about the idea of Barbossa, the sympathetic villain, picking out this one apple while preparing for his big moment but never getting a chance to enjoy it. Early in the first Pirates of the Caribbean movie, Will Turner presents Governor Swan with a sword that he had crafted as a commission. In At Word's End, the camera zooms in on the Mao Kun map, which is adorned with drawings of various animals. Disney confirmed that there will be a Pirates of the Caribbean 6, but that is about all the information that fans currently have. "It is clearly not a coincidence," they said, pointing out that the shape only got clearer as the scene continued. Once Will was revived and became Captain of the Flying Dutchman, it can be seen on his belt, having made it full circle back to its creator.