35 Hidden Details We Missed in Pirates of the Caribbean
Disney has finally confirmed the sixth Pirates of the Caribbean film! However, there are various unanswered mysteries about the film, like who is the cast in it, what the idea will be, and how it will tie in with the other Pirates films. With so much in the air, fans have no choice but to wait and possibly revisit some of the classic Pirates of the Caribbean movies to pass their waiting time.
Fans have begun to uncover certain hidden aspects that went unnoticed the first time they binge-watched the movie series. This might include everything from the way key characters, such as the infamous Jack Sparrow, are represented to minor details regarding the film’s props. Redditors are willing to track these secret details, no matter how minor or trivial they may appear.
Elf on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean
When Norrington captures Jack Sparrow in ‘The Curse of the Black Pearl,’ he clutches the compass, pointing directly at Sparrow since that is what Norrington wanted the most. The compass that Jack Sparrow uses is somewhat unique. Rather than indicating north, it shows the direction of the person’s desired destinations.
It’s worth noting that when Commodore James Norrington apprehends Jack and grabs his compass, it points directly towards him. This is most likely because he has Elizabeth at his shoulder, and the only thing he desires more than anything is to see Sparrow imprisoned.
Elf on the set of Pirates of the Caribbean
In the blacksmith battle scene with Jack Sparrow, we see the Elvish tattoo from ‘Lord of the Rings’ on Orlando Bloom’s wrist. Orlando Bloom has given us two of his most wonderful works. Thanks to his portrayal of Legolas in Peter Jackson’s “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, Orlando Bloom rose to prominence.
To memorialize their time on the set of those films, the actors of the Fellowship received tattoos, so Bloom got his tattoo in the Elvish significantly. Bloom’s Will Turner brawls Jack Sparrow in this sequence, and the tattoo is apparent.
Pirates lobster trap
The scene where Jack and Will mastermind the plan to commander the Interceptor is remarkable. While Will Turner and Jack escape, Will ties up the propeller of a sailboat with the lobster trap he mistakenly steps in. He did this, so they can’t be pursued.
Will Turner slipping into the lobster trap when he and Jack attempt their getaway seemed to be a joke. But he was wiser than that, and he had the instant idea to use the lobster trap to tie up the ship’s rudder.
Mickey on the Moon
Disney has a reputation for obfuscating studio-specific data in their films. The presence of Mickey Mouse’s ears is a popular Easter egg, but in Pirates of the Caribbean, they seemed to go even further. The camera zooms in on the Mao Kun map, which is embellished with paintings of various animals in At Word’s End.
On the other hand, Redditor Numerous-Lemon noticed a “hidden Mickey [Mouse]” on one of the revolving portions. Fans may spot the little mouse that looks just like some of the older portrayals of Disney’s mouse mascot when they zoom in.