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- Back in 1998, a tragic incident occurred while filming the birthday episode for Gordy's Home. As Gordy attacks and leaves many for dead, Jupe (Jacob Kim) finds comfort behind a tablecloth and a mysterious shoe.
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The residents of a lonely gulch in inland California bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery.
It took me awhile to realize that some people in the audience were still there hiding
Didn't even realize
That makes sense. If you stay still and quiet, the Chimp sees no reason to attack
Where
Wait, where?
Wtf u right. Good eye!
Chimpanzees are extremely unpredictable and in truth there are many occasions where a "pet" chimpanzee has mauled someone or even killed their owners because they just snapped one day seemingly for no reason.
Just a reminder that chimpanzees aren't suppose to be pets, there's a obvious reason why they snap
And yet there's occasionally a reason such as getting spooked by loud noises.
or if you feed them xanax such as the most popular case that everyone knows about
@@williamcrowe2576most cases are when they reach the puberty stage of their life and they have very bad mood swings leading to these situations. This is the case is 80% of these kinds of pet chimp attacks sadly
@@rattings9121 Yeah, you'd never want to be near a female chimp having her first period.
Ok “furious George”
LMAO
LMFAO
STOPPP ENOUGH.
LMAO
…
It’s crazy how they didn’t have professional animal trainers/handlers on standby in case of a situation like this
Same
I guess that's one way to handle that situation
it was the 90's, people smoke indoors and drive without seatbelts while taking a beer
They used cgi
@@GuilhermeCavalcanti-od1fc truth
I'm a firm believer that Gordy would have also mauled the boy to death too had his eyes not been obscured. He would grow up to think he had some special relationship with the animal but in reality I think he was just lucky that Gordy didn't see that he was making direct eye contact.
He was staring right at him when he finally snapped out of it. He did have a relationship with that animal. Problem is... it's an animal, a chimpanzee. All it took was some balloons and everyone on stage was dead. Fortunately it snapped out of it before it could see Gordy
@@Givemepeanutbutter Jupiter's eyes were partially obscured by a translucent cloth, so Gordy couldn't make completely clear eye contact.
@maefromnitw4091 Exactly, animals can take direct stare downs as a sign of a challenge. Animals have different body language than humans do. Kid wasn't "saved" because he was special or because they had a "relationship". It was just pure luck. Because the crew and cast had a relationship with Gordy and that didn't stop him from killing them.
@@Ashbrash1998I mean it looks like gordy had an psychotic episode that started with the ballons popping and ended after he killed the guy. He then seemed confused on what happenend. The boy was lucky that he was normal again when the ape saw him.
Imagine tho if it would have just ended with him smiling at the boy. That would have been a fucked up ending to the scene if you know what smiling means in ape language lmao
@@Givemepeanutbutterop is right, theres a parallel to this scene where the black guy looks straight up at Jean Jacket in the beginning but doesnt get targeted because a cloud was obscuring his view from the alien, thus targeting his dad instead.
People forget how strong chimpanzees can be and how dangerous too.
i can take one 1v1
@@somedesertdude1308blud is getting his balls eaten off 💀💀💀
@@somedesertdude1308😂
@@somedesertdude1308 Yeah, no. There've been some studies comparing chimps using stone tools to the kinds of stone tools used by primitive humans during our Stone Age... Human stone tools averaged about 1-2 pounds. Chimp stone tools clock in around 10 pounds. They are incredibly strong, pound for pound, stronger than we've ever been. And they're fully omnivorous predators. Even if you punch harder, you'll never get the parts back it chews off of you.
@@jamesbuchanan4414I’ve also read and heard that they don’t outright try to kill you. They try to cause as much pain as possible without killing. A recurrent practice I keep see being mentioned is that, if you are a male, they go for the crotch and bite genitals off.
It's so sad cause as soon as it's over, Gordy appears genuinely confused. Like he couldn't remember what happened or how everyone ended up dead. He looked at Jupe and seemed like he was asking "what happened?" It's why Chimps should never be made as pets. You may think they are tame and may never hurt you, but they can. They won't mean to, but it still happens.
Chimpanzee technically have two different Personality first is actually friendly like we saw in the internet and second their nature personality they couldn't do much with it they born with it and evolve with it animal are different than human even tho dna and sometime how we act but still its different sometimes
@@gathanmaleek1504 it's called a primal instinct lol
@@cactusthecactus yeah in simplest way to said that I just make it more dramatic LMAO 🤣🤣🤣
@@gathanmaleek1504 Humans aren't much different from other animals in my view. We are actually very much the same. For example, look at how many murders happen because someone loses their temper or otherwise are unable to control their emotions. Or they simply want something that someone else has. We're basically hairless chimps who wear clothes.
@@IronShaman81 yeah technically you're kind right if we learn human evolution from biology aside from religion stuff we know that humans from animal first later evolve becomes right now those instinct to fight to kill to something fullfied whatever they want to they will do everything just for what their want comes from probably nature just take a look at Jeffrey Dahmer he's doing everything just for fullfied his sensation for sex and a world war wasn't to different than chimpanzee tried to fight for their territory and expand their territory which same as world war plus if we look again how human take a dump aka taking a poop we learn that some of human will doing it in public like an animal so yeah you proves some of points most of humans DO NOT used their mind instead their used their anger allowing them using back the instinct
All because of one balloon popping
No? They exploited him it was clearly built up
It probably reminded him of gunshots. Who knows how they managed to obtain him in the first place?
Least it wasn’t an acorn.
@@Izzyduude Living in your head, rent-free. Imagine being more afraid of the police than actual criminals haha
It probably sounded like a gunshot to Gordy
Fun fact, unless someone else mentioned it already, the chimp was actually a human with insanely detailed cgi, you can see it in the behind the scenes(and plenty of reasons why it wasnt a real chimp, obviously)
Thought it was just cg... pretty good ngl
very obvious reasons, i would imagine
Most in the comments seem to think this is all real. Lol.
terry notary is so good at acting like apes
Imagine how ironic it'd have been if they used a real chimp to film this
This scene is both terrifying and sad at the same time. Clearly Gordy had a friendship with the family, only to be spooked from the first balloon popping and probably thought it was something else, like a gunshot perhaps. Which caused him to freak out. When the last balloon popped, it caused him to snap out of it and not remember what he did. Only for him to get shot dead while trying to communicate to the boy who he saw as his friend. It goes to show you why it's stupid to have dangerous animals around without the proper care. I'm a believer that we us humans have the abilities to help animals who are in need, but I am not a believer in capturing animals who are not in need and force them to be entertainers
If you look at all the chimp related documentaries from Cid Dwyer on youtube, you will see that chimps in the entertainment industry have been horribly mistreated. A lot of movie chimps came from the same breeder that Travis the Chimp came from. They are intelligent enough to understand that they are captive, but still animals, which leads them to lashing out. Captivity is awful for a chimp's mental health, and so is being forced to perform. So they eventually lash out
he didn’t have a friendship with the family. it’s a chimp.
Yeah let’s be sad for the monkey and not for the lady who had her face torn off
@@wthrill6804 Its definitely sad, but if the chimps in entertainment werent so mistreated, this sort of thing would never happen. People attacked by chimps in America are victims of dumb rich people's poor decisions
@@wthrill6804dont like your own comment bro. And btw of course people people are sad for the lady, but that doesnt mean you cant feel sorry for the chimp. There are 2 sides of a coin. Remember the case where the chimp(Travis maybe?) Ripped a ladys friend face off? Apperaently she feeded him xanax beforehand. Its the same when somebody gets drunk, people can become violent in that state, and do what they normally have no tought off
It's sad to see when gordy goes over to apologise to the girl he realises he killed her
No don't he continue to attack her and eat her
Wow. That is really sad! He pokes her foot and signs that he's sorry!😢
@@KimberlyArwen no he didnt
@@RealAaron317 After he attacked her and the man he walked back over to her like “hey, wake up” but he shortly realized what he did. 3:56 is when he starts nudging at her.
For those that can't see his obvious realization, he pokes her foot like @kazoo said. He does it a few times and realizes she's dead.
He fist bumped the child because his rage was gone, and the jump scare doesn't come from what you expect would be his rage.
In a movie where the main threat is a giant man eating UFO, it is telling that THIS is the most disturbing scene.
It's the closest thing to reality, really; there has been more than one instance of similar things happening to this making it to the news. Between the "I have seen this before" of the attack, and the "familiarity" of an old 90s style sitcom... man, it just works!
I think the scene where the people are being swallowed up and you hear all the screaming is a tie….. followed by the blood rain part.
I know right 😮
It felt like a whole different movie
The haunting idea of being a police officer walking into this massacre is haunting, terrifying, and disturbing all in the same sentence
This isn’t a documentary, guy..
@@jflesh8673 Ok?? Would that make it any less disturbing of a scene to walk up to as an officer??
@@Zayzanater it’s NOT real, you fool…
@@jflesh8673 The policeman who first arrived at the scene of the REAL mauling needed hella therapy for what he saw and experienced….
So yeah arriving to a Chimp who just mauled a human is disturbing. Considering the description of blood, ravenous animal, strips of flesh, hand and scalp ripped off.
DISTURBING. Travis the chimp, Charla Nash.. the VERY REAL inspiration for this scene.
@@jflesh8673 HE WAS TALKING ABOUT HOW SCARY IT WOULD BE THEORETICALLY, AS IN: *IF* THIS WAS REAL. DID YOU NEVER LEARN?
This moment stuck with Jupiter until the day he and several other people were swallowed by an extra terrestrial being which didn't like having its picture taken.
Damn that's some scary shit, Jordan peele is Insane.
@@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime According to Peele he's a po po victim.
You have an atrocious username
Jupiter….
He learned nothing from the experience, played with nature yet again but ran out of luck.
The way that the chimp’s breathing is still audible under the dialog at the beginning is so anxiety inducing. The sound design in this scene is insane
I know right 😳😳😳😳
The way Gordy realized where the kid was made me freeze up in terror like he’s looking right at me
I know right 😳😳😳😳
I thought Gordy was gonna kill the kid😨😨
It's sad to realize the chimp didnt really even mean to kill them but instead in a moment of "Panic" killed all his family because of a sudden thing that happened.
Nah it wasn't panic, it was primal instinct spurred by something that set him off. People forget that he was a Chimp and not a human
"family"
@@Ethan_Cubed Not biological family,
Same
It’s a sitcom
Brutal. The gushing sounds coming from the woman were gory and gruesome. Almost as horrific as the travis incident
Travis Scott?
@@luffytard7512 there was a case of a chimp named travis that was mauling his owner’s friend’s face off. him screaming while attacking her could be heard on the phone call. they were just comparing how horrific getting attacked by a chimp was
@luffytard7512 Travis the chimp,its a real case of a woman who had a pet chimp and once that chimp got into teenagehood it chewed her face off
@@luffytard7512 no bro lmaoo 💀 Travis the Chimp who had a siliar story of random violent attacks
@@luffytard7512 No, Travis was a chimp. Not the Astroworld thing
The mom is the first person in the movie to say the title
Indeed.
*Roll credits*
*ding*
For some reason when Gordy sits down, I can't help but think of Nicky in Casino after his fight with Ginger. I imagine him saying in Joe Pesci's voice "I fucked up Jupe, I fucked up real bad."
that makes the scene so funny what
I know right 😂
@@joeligma4721fr lmao
The way you phrased it reminds me of “*sigh*, I miss my wife tails, I miss her a lot”
still pisses me off that the dad moved had he just stayed quiet he would’ve been ignored but he wanted to be a damn hero😭
I don't think he was trying to be a hero. I think he was just terrified and in "fight or flight" mode. And being terrified can cause people to do irrational things, like trying to outrun an incredibly strong, incredibly motivated Furious George
Same here
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Maybe? That chimp was still pissed. I don't think he was all that calm before he was shot actually
Lol my guy it's not like the dad died. How can THAT be what makes you mad when there is an entire audience of people doing nothing while a child is mauled to death?!?!
Crazy to think this was inspired by true events.
It was my mom who was killed
Hint:
Travis
I feel like it’s a mix between tyke the elephant and travis
@@rosachimborazo9333 sure.
@rosachimborazo9333 She wasn't your mom 😅
In Germany there was a music show in the 80’s that was “hosted” by a Chimpanzee. Nothing ever happened, at least nothing the public got to know. But one of the producers once said that they can only use adolescent Chimpanzees for the show, because adult animals are too dangerous to handle. This lead to the rumour that the chimpanzees used for the show were put down after they reached a certain age.
Males are especially aggressive since they are usually sexualy unsatisfied.
well nobody ever accused Germans of being dumb. Maybe brutal and efficient, but not dumb.
@@user-tm8jt2py3d they overengineer stuff, after all its roman engineering
@@matheusexpedito4577 who the hell is roman
@@AJ-dx6bn they quite literaly built their nations on what the romans left after they murdered them
Koba would be proud.
You made a reference that few will understand
APE
TOGETHER
STRONG!
"Little Comrade Gordon made a mockery of bourgeois family values. Excellent little sleeper. But very active. *Georgian chortling noises*
@Itachiuchiha-xf1jt NO HUMANS !!!
@@vitogamaliel4490 oh sh#$
At least gordy had some nice silent moments with the kid.
I know right 😮😢
The kid wasn’t screaming and running so the monkey didn’t see him as a threat
W tyrannosaurus pfp
4:40 The sign language Gordy is making is him asking what happened after the last balloon popped
This translates to"What happened family?"
Not accurate, checked some sources from people who know ASL and it doesn't mean anything, might just be a trained gesture for something (a treat or to get him to come out or to communicate something).
ape asl is slightly modified, it may not be completely recognizable to them, and kinda like a short hand version his trainers used.@@99bottlesofwine
@@K3vin_1995 nice detail
@@99bottlesofwinethank you!
The scariest thing about animals is they can mindlessly kill at random and some human beings take that as inspiration
It's rarely at random if you understand their behavior and how they think and don't anthropomorphize them. People will expect animals to act like people, then call it random or monstrous when they react/act like what they are
@@gremlininblue2601Some animals will randomly do evil things just like some humans suddenly do insane things and absolutely no one can tell you why!
@@edi9892Animals act, and react, based off of instinct. Not good or evil. Are you actually stupid?
@@gremlininblue2601fr
Nope.
Chimps are omnivores and are extremely strong and violent. To say that this scene is disturbing is an understatement
K know right 😳😳😳
Chimps are all knowing?
Spoiler Alert !!!!!!
Did anyone notice the same balloons that set Gordy off was the same ballon that killed the monster
AH GREAT POINT!!!
? the monster was killed by a giant jupiter ballon.
There's several comments saying he signed "im sorry" and "what happened" after the incident but no asl thread or discussion supports this theory.
The consensus seems to be that it's a learned/rehearsed gesture that he'd get a treat for, or he's trying to communicate *something* to the kid.
The movie's whole message is to not humanize animals, so it doesn't make sense for Peele to write the chimp as apologetic for what it did.
There are others who say that the message was Animal cruelty and Child abuse in the industry. Idk how that shows this in here since it was mostly the chimpanzee story
Absolutely. I’m deaf and nothing is signed in ASL here.
I know right 🧏♂️
Yeah like, he's not sorry. He's a chimp.
Ironic since the human being is also a fucking animal
I guess there's a parallel here. In both the past and present, Jupe shows a willingness (curiosity?) to reach out and contact something terrifying and unknown. In both cases, death soon followed.
Yes! With Gordy, it's almost undoubtedly the fact that he never made eye contact/had his eyes veiled by the table cloth that made him feel special, thus leading to the second incident. Jupe felt he had some mastery over the unknown/untamed that he could 'train' Jean Jacket to come when summoned, which turned out to be very untrue. Not to mention, he dies direclty because he (like everyone else in the crowd) looked Jean Jacket in the eye/directly...
Same
Cant get over how deeply uncomfortable this scene makes me feel, I don’t want to move I don’t want to do anything. Such an amazingly horrifying scene
I know right 😢
The perfect depiction of true fear. Your strength won't save you. Your bravery will be worthless. You are simply a helpless fool for being in this place.
Then, to watch the thing that brought you that fear try to bring back the peace die right in front of you. The saddest most merciful thing to happen to Gordy was death. He was never supposed to be domesticated. And we were never supposed to play god. NOPE.
☝️🤓
@@thatonecoolguy6717your comment is giving second grader tbh
@thatonecoolguy6717 You’re too cool for thinking huh
@@thatonecoolguy6717you must be funny at partys
I Chimpanzee will not have a 100% win rate against a fully grown man
Everyone else: Dead 💀
The shoe: IM STILL STANDING-
I still don’t get the shoe thing 😅
@@arianaledesma7413a bad Miracle.
🎵IM STILL STANDING!!! YEA YEA YEA!!! 🗣🔥🔥🔥🎵
HAHAHAHA shut up
Yeah this is why you do not have an adult chimpanzee on a moive set
Or anyplace,
It’s a wild animal best left in the wild so it be moody with other chimps
That wasn't even close to an adult. lol
Adult chimpanzees are far larger than that. The younger ones are simply much stronger than a human.
@@LegionIvoryeh not really much larger, I’ve seen adult chimps that size, of course they can get bigger, but a domesticated chimp living in a peaceful environment would probably get about this big
You do realize this is fake?
You do realize hes commenting on the scene? @@samanthacrump1976
The cinematography in this scene is some of the best I’ve ever seen
Those horror movie dps cinematographers sound designers and color graders are always next level
The dude who did the mocap for the chimp is really, _really good_ at it.
I know right 😱😱😱
He's the mocap artist for the planet of the apes
@@AJ-dx6bnhe’s actually the man who helps with creating ape movements for movies and does a school for it and he did such a great job that when I saw the movements I immediately remembered planet of the apes especially with how the sign language they did was so much like the movies and I can hear the voice behind it
Gordy really hated them
Made him look like a F***ing circus 🤡
He didn’t want to cause danger it was cause a balloon popped causing Gordy to go bananas.
Same
I know right😂
Apparently a lot of people don’t know this is a clip from a movie. I see multiple comments like “not real because of the camera angles”, etc.
no way lmao. youtube comment sections are just different
@@yoitsjimmy_ yeah people's intelligence seems to take a major dive in yt comments
PTSD in a nutshell. End up hurting people you care about then regretting it. You still try to apologize for it, but all it takes is one time to go too far.
That’s why people should prioritize their mental health if they truly love the people they claim to
Not exactly? Chimps are animals and he behaving as expected. PTSD is a condition that affects people to act unrationally.
@Ashbrash1998 Animals can get PTSD too. My grandfather had a dog that he took with him when he was drafted in WW2 (he smuggled the dog on board the sub he was assigned. He got caught using the subs water supply to wash the dog. He was demoted for that.) and when they returned home, every time the dog heard thunder, he thought it was bombs and would hide under the kitchen sink.
Animals definitely get PTSD. @@Ashbrash1998
@@ariadnefrolich7243You do know most dogs are scared of thunder, right?
Something i Just noticed while rewatching this scene, THERES STILL PEOPLE IN THE BACKGROUND. Their standing still but yes, there are still people
Godzilla minus one
@@Santagmk0???
The scary thing is this not only could happen but it already did happen
Can you eloborate
@@alayctv5342this scene where he’s killing everyone actually happened in real life, they popped a balloon for the chimps birthday and it scared him and so he snapped.
@@alayctv5342search up travis the chimp
@@alayctv5342some people think they can own chimps like you own a dog or a cat. There’s a famous case of a chimp named Travis that tore a woman’s face off. He was this woman’s friend’s “pet”. It’s pretty gruesome.
Chimps are cool animals but they aren’t domesticated like dogs or cats or horses. You take an unpredictable wild animal and things like this happen.
@@alayctv5342travis the chimp,search it
Well, that kid is scarred for life.
I know right 😳😳😳😳😱
Literally for the girl that got ground pounded and eaten
In the movie he seemed to capitalize off of it with little trauma
I remember watching a mini documentary about Travis the Chimp in college and it messed me up for a few weeks. I would take out my trash and have to jog back inside because I was worried about chimps in rural Ohio😂 this scene brought all of that back and as much as I hate it, Jordan Peele is a genius director for being able to create this kind of fear so viscerally on screen.
I know right so disturbing 😳😳😳😳☠️☠️☠️☠️
Given it's Ohio, you'd be better off worried about skinwalkers and eldritch monsters.
@@Maowka lmao
@@Maowka u not funny lil bro
I'm more worried about zombies in Ohio than random chimpanzees
The most terrifying moment in all of cinema and the essentially other reason why I stay far away from chimpanzees no matter what. I stay far away from them like I do with snakes and other animals. You never know what might cause an animal to become violent.
Same
I mean, by that logic you would also avoid every other human. They can eat your face, too. It just takes more work
My family teases me because one of my biggest fears is chimps
@@thatawkwardchick7848 No you're real for that, your fam doesn't know what they're talking about.😅 Chimpanzees are horrifying
Guess watching the new "Planet of the Apes" movies has you breathing in a panicked state.
I think it might be some form of animal PTSD as when the balloon popped he could of thought it was a gun shot
when gordy saw the kid 🙏😣 then the shot at the end
Yeah, that's what happened. There was a story within this film. Ppl say that there was a message on how there is animal cruelty and child abuse in the Industry and they don't carr about what's needs to be done to get a movie done
no. many animals get agitated by loud sudden noises, and chimpanzees are definitely one of those animals. but he doesn't have ptsd.
I know right 😅😢
Probably, that ape must experience his family hunted by poachers
This scene gives me the strength to rewatch all and any future horror or thriller movies with volumes at normal measures and just keeps on watching without being scared at all by anything. Due to one reason only...
This is the one most likely to happen rather than jumpscares in modern movies, the silence of the lamb, the omen, it, or insidious
how are you comparing silence of the lambs to insidious and it 😭 its also not modern compared to either of those movies
@@maefromnitw4091 dude you need some reparations man i have to read it twice.
No i mean all those movies i mention, is in the topic of movies i'm afraid to rewatch. Not a comparison, but more of an inclusion to that category for me
Same
Gordy didn't 'Snap' or 'Go Crazy', he just acted like an animal
Me: Just one more vid before bed.
The Vid:
One of the best scenes of the movie and it wasn’t until this point that I started to understand what the movie was meant to be about.
I haven’t watched it. I honestly thought the whole movie led up to this last scene. Could you explain this?
What movie is thus
@@RazorBladezX nope
Same
@@worldwrestlingdrafting5949From what I remember the movie is a message about the exploitation of animals in media.
The fact that while animals can be a great spectacle they are still dangerous and unpredictable, there’s quite a few horror stories of people owning chimps that ended with them being mauled by a “beloved pet that would never hurt anyone”.
The only thing that truly scared me was when Gordy got shot and also when he went to check on them if she was alive
I know right 😢
the fact that they hide the parts where Gordy kills the people who died just makes this so much for creepy
It gives you a sense of dread. We're given enough clues and context to know what just happened.
Combine it with the silence and it makes it even more unnerving.
So as many people probably know, this is based off a real event, Travis the chimp
This is scarier when you realize this entire scene has ACTUALLY happend MORE than once
This is definitely one of the most... effective 'set up' scenes, that I have ever come across.
I have to admit though, the (ahem) 'period correct' stock chimp sounds are a bit... glaring.
I know right 😱😱😱
They say that he didn't do it on propouse becuase the signs he does to the kid after calming down means "what happened"
I’m deaf. He doesn’t sign anything.
Chimpanzees don’t speak sign language.
Nope
@@dragondan26chimps can sign but this one wasn't signing
At most he was gesturing at the woman to emphasize that something was wrong with her (she's dead) and he's asking the only other human who isn't being manic at the moment to check it out
Yeah ain’t no recovering from that one. My therapist would have to live with me or some shit.
Same.
0:52 I can’t actually tell if this was a scripted fail or if he genuinely forgot what he was saying for a second.
yes. I know this. and I want to know whether they scripted his fail in the script of the movie they’re acting out.
Same
why was the shoe standing up on its own
The director called it a “miracle from a tragedy”… the pretentious douche
Chaos
It gives the sense that something just isn't right. If something traumatic happens, things that would be normal start looking out of place
It’s a spectacle. It’s a focal point of the movie, that people focus on and seek out the wrong things in pursuit of a spectacle. Even when everything is just…so wrong. Jupe seeks out a spectacle with Jean Jacket and welllll…
@@boscowitz8340well yeah idk why we needed the shoe to see that since it was obvious
That part was so realistic and horrifying.
I know right 😳😳😳😳
@@danielramos6325 you keep saying the same thing in the comment
the name of the movie perfectly sums up what i said when gordy started attacking.
I know right 🎉
This scene goes from terrifying to tragic so quickly. After you see this horrific carnage, you slowly realize that Gordy's an animal. An innocent animal that doesn't know right from wrong. He's scared, confused and doesn't realize what he had just done. His friend is cowering and hiding from him and as he reaches out to him for comfort, he's killed.
gordy looking in the kids direction is the scariest shit EVER
The scariest part of watching this was whenever the screen went black and I saw my reflection
If that was real life, it probably must’ve been so traumatizing
This has happend irl
@@FeeIRG not really, it's a pretty different case
Many humans have been killed by chimpanzees that people believed were "tame", but this exact scenario has never been played out
In the background you can see a girl or boy sit up and then sit back down (3:52 left hand side zoom in)
The title of this movie was my reaction to this scene
This is based in a true story for the ones who are unaware
Idk how I feel about this I hate it but I keep coming back to it loving it at the same time it gives me a feeling idk what it is but it makes me come back to it
Oh that boy survive
I know right glen from the the waking dead
This scene is both brutal and iconic
I know right 😱
The security guard kind of screwed up his one job
Most security guards don't have guns.
As a security guard, without a gun or a pepper spray here you can only call the cops and get the hell out of here if you can. No human can take a chimp hand to hand and expect to not get seriously injured or killed.
I know exactly how 😢
@@ToxynCorvin8008 he still didn’t do his job
@@thomasmolyneaux3700What should he have done without a gun? Die with them? He alerted the police ( seeing as how they arrive almost right after ) and he left before he became the next target.
3:59 "Get up, just a prank, bro!"
Curious George finally got too curious for his own good
Such a classic cozy and fun series.
this is what made nope the best horror movie that year for me. like how realistic this can be if your not equipped to deal with an animal like this
When did these comments start becoming about the number of children you have?
Can you believe people didnt understand why this was in the movie.
4:12 When you're playing Spy and the enemy Pyro sees you
Yes this scene is terrifying, good job to everyone who made especially the actor for Gordy his movements are perfection.👌
I know right 😊
AMAZING.
not me going down a chimp attack rabbithole bc of that meatcanyon jojo vid lmaoo
Me too 😬🙋♂️
Bro… I was thinking of this scene minutes ago but I didn’t search for it or even say a word since I’m in my room alone and it all of the sudden appeared in my recommended videos 💀
Cast of a tv show monkeys around a little too much and gets cancelled.
This was absolutely terrifying in the theater
Shout out to the cameraman who caught all this on tape.
Someone quick call the justice LEAGUE 😮
It’s dead, remember?
What? They didn't hear what was happening one second after the screaming? Better call the local cops instead.
Ya'll getting the wrong people, better call Saul!
Was terrified when i saw this in theaters, based off the movie poster i saw i was thinking that this had nothing to do with the movie
Interesting. This is a really well done scene
Gordy usses sign when he saw young Jupe. I am pretty sure he said "what happen family" or "why family gone" My sign is a little rusty. Gordy really didn't know what was going on and never intended to hurt anyone. But that's what happens when you try to have a chimp as a pet, they're ment for the wild
he didn't sign anything.
Same here
Stop romanticizing the fu**ing chimp! They are mean beasts like us
@@maefromnitw4091he did
Trying to control nature or its creatures is a fools errand. It is wild, unpredictable, it can unleash its fury at a whim, in many different forms. You must respect its power, or suffer its wrath.
Give me a nightmare 0-0
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I really loved this part of the film. So tense. So dark.❤
Love this scene
This scene scarred me for life 😭😭😭😭
So I don’t know if the shot at 4:14 is meaningful in anyway but I interpreted it as further but also subtly hinting that Gordy is supposed to be an analogy for Jean jacket as the lampshade somewhat resembles Jean Jacket’s final form.
Hearing the girl being brutally beaten and crying for him to stop was sooooo heartbreaking 💔😢😢
Easily the best scene in this incredible movie. The overall symbolism as well as the dipiction of the animal is nothing short of genius. I'm positive this was inspired by the real life story of Travis the Chimp, which really brings this story to life because...it DID happen.
Gordy nooo 😢
Do you notice how the shoe stays still without falling into the bottom between Gordy and the mother?