10) "Stop blowing holes in my ship!"
-Jack Sparrow in The Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl. Does anyone else find it a little ironic that Jack is in the brig of his own ship as his own crew attacks his beloved ship? Or is that just me? Because he wants to defeat Barbossa but it's hard to do that without damaging the ship Barbossa's on.
9) "Seaweed can be a sign." "Looks like entrails." "That would be a bad sign."
-crazy sailors on board Edinburgh Trader in The Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Elizabeth sure throws these sailors into a tizzy when she becomes a stow away on their ship. She then tries to send them signs with the illusion that her dress if floating. They then try to frantically figure out what she's trying to say.
8) "The Santiago. Famously captained by Ponce de León. Hm. No one there. Right, then."
-Jack Sparrow in The Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. Jack is going on and on with all the facts he knows abou the Santiago as he aproaches it to find the chalices. He turns around to adress his audience, and then realizes that there is none. Awkward. But then again, we are his ever loyal audience and we do indeed love to hear his words of wisdom!
7) "That is without doubt the worst pirate I have ever seen."
-James Norrington in The Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl. Norrington thinks Jack isn't a very good pirate, but in reality, Jack's just good at thinking on his feet! He's always got a trick up his sleeve, that most people don't even understand. And the funny part of this scene is that two minutes later, Theodore Groves, who works for the Royal Navy under Commodore Norrington's command, declares: "That's got to be the best pirate I've ever seen!" How ironic. Of course, Norrington isn't too please with this.
6) "Cuttlefish eh? Let us not dear friends forget our dear friends the cuttlefish. Glorious little sausages."
- Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. Your probably wondering what on earth this means. Or your wondering if Jack has a creepy obsesion over cuttlefish. The answer to the second is no. the answer to the first is that Jack is trying to convince the Pirate Lords that if they stay in Shipwreck cove they will destroy themselves. So of course he uses the glorious little sausages, a.k.a cuttle fish, as an example.
5) "Risky thing, helping slaves escape. If you'll recall, slave hunters have large, fierce dogs, and they carry pistols. The slave hunters, not the dogs."
-Jack Sparrow in The Price of Freedom. Okay, I'm not going to lie: this quote cracks me up every time. Jack is agreeing to help Beckett convince his slave to run away with him. And run away slaves are not taken likely for this time period, so Jack makes the point that he'd be really stepping out on a limb by taken Ayisha. But, as usual, Captain Jack Sparrow throws in his lovely sense of humor to seal the deal!
4) "Gentlemen, m'lady; you will always remember this as the day you almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow."
3) "Lots of rum, lots of women. That's Jack for you."
-Esmeralda Maria Consuela Anna de Sevilla in the Price of Freedom. Esmeralda is explaining to Princess Amenirdis that Jack is quite the character. He's a great pirate and has a brilliant personality, but she shouldn't be fooled, because Jack's as crazy and wild as the sea he loves so dearly. And let's not even get started on the rum!
2) "Son, I'm Captain Jack Sparrow, savvy?"
-Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl. We all know Jack is awesome. Will knows Jack is awesome. Gibbs knows Jack is awesome. Elizabeth knows Jack is awesome. Does Jack know he's awesome? Honestly I wasn't really sure until he says this line to the Royal Navy letting us all know he knows that everyone knows that he is awesome. Do you think I sounded like Jack there?
1) "Why is the rum always gone?"
I know that this favorite list is a little different than many of our previous ones in that it isn't accompanied by a poll. But nonetheless we still would love to hear your favorite PotC quote! So please comment and let us know!
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