The Lost World: Jurassic Park (4/10) Movie CLIP - Ripped Apart (1997) HD
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Eddie (Richard Schiff) is ripped apart by two hungry Tyrannosaurs.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Just when you'd think that scientists would realize dinosaurs and humans don't mix, along comes The Lost World: Jurassic Park to prove you wrong. In this sequel, John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) summons chaos theorist and onetime colleague Ian Malcolm (Jeff Goldblum) to his home with some startling information -- while nearly everything at his Jurassic Park had been destroyed, engineers were also operating a second site, where other dinosaurs, resurrected through DNA cloning technology, had been kept in hiding. Hammond has learned the dinosaurs on the second island are alive and well and even breeding; Hammond wants Malcolm to observe and document the reptiles before Hammond's financiers can get to them. Malcolm declares he had enough of the dinosaurs the first time out, but decides to make the trip when he finds out that his girlfriend, paleontologist Sarah Harding (Julianne Moore), is already there. However, Ian and Sarah aren't the only visitors expected on the island; a camera crew led by ecological activist Nick Van Owen (Vince Vaughn) is on the way, as is Roland Tembo (Pete Postlethwaite), a world-class wild game hunter who is supposed to round up the dinosaurs and who hopes to bag a prehistoric trophy for himself in the process. This sequel to Jurassic Park boasted even more impressive special effects than the first film, though the acting and screenplay aren't always at the same level.
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Cast: Jeff Goldblum, Pete Postlethwaite, Richard Schiff, Vince Vaughn, Vanessa Lee Chester, Julianne Moore
Director: Steven Spielberg
Producers: Gerald R. Molen, Bonnie Curtis, Kathleen Kennedy, Colin Wilson
Screenwriters: Michael Crichton, David Koepp
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He doesn't run out of the car. He stays in there and pushes on the pedal so he can save his friends. Actually the best character in the movie.
agree even if Eddie is about to get eaten he still stays in the car and push the pedal
well granted, there were two T Rexes on both sides of the car.
Two Tyrannosaurus Rexes On Both Sides And How Can He Run?
Actually I noticed a bit from your grammar
Ironic that you say that because Eddie does just that in the Lego game.
This poor guy. The unsung hero of the movie. Saved the lives of three of the main characters, then gets eaten.
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How does that happen?
ToxicityF3 lmao ikr
WastedPo
And no one even cared about his fate.
saves the lives of three, then suffers one of the worst deaths in cinema
WastedPo Poot guy, he had the darkest death in the JP movie series
Eddie 😭😭The most MEMORABLE character deaths for me in a movie because of how noble he was. Omg.
Love your Godzilla content
Also this has to be the most brutal seat in the Jurassic park franchise
2nd has to be Ken Wheatley from fallen kingdom
ok
Your becoming the new justin Y, lol so cool to see you here! Poor Eddie gave his life for his friends!
He's seriously 3 of the most noble men that died at the jaws of dinosaurs in the whole Jurassic series. Him, Robert and possibly Samuel L.Jackson's character
Robert Muldoon didn't actually die. He simply hung around in Hell until he was reincarnated as Chris Pratt in Jurassic World.
dont forget the dude that started blasting tranqs at the Indominus rex walking towards it while saving three of his comrades to see another day.
@@PBurns-ng3gw don’t insult Muldoon with Chris Pratt’s character!
Ray Arnold (Samuel L Jackson) did die and most likely from being eaten based on them finding nothing but his hand.
@@PBurns-ng3gw Muldoon is too badass to be associated with Pratt. Don't combine them
Always felt shitty on this scene. This man did all he could to save his friends, died an excruciating death and was barely remembered. No tears shed over him, no words; nothing. Just Ian when he demands respect for him, but that's it.
What else could you say? They were in survival mode
I blame Spieldberg for killing Eddie... He was a nice man...
LOL :P
Well he was killed in the book too so, not completely Speilberg's fault
Yes it is, because i never red the book lol
Spielberg is a pervert and psychopath imo
Seriously, hats off to Eddie. He STILL kept his foot on the accelerator even as the dinosaurs were tearing the vehicle open.
Sangrenegra9 gas*
ItzKevinPlayzTM accelerator**
His death in the film is more ambiguous then the book.
There is a book?!
@@SuchismitaVideos123 Yes. The two first films were based on novels, written by Michael Crichton.
I don’t care what anyone says, for me this is the best scene in the Jurassic Park franchise. It’s got everything: one of the star dinosaurs, suspense, horror, action, the untimely demise of a character and, above all, an amazing OST. Truly a masterpiece of a scene.
PS: Rest in peace, Eddie Carr 😞💐🪦
I don’t think anybody dislikes it, they just feel bad for Eddie for such an undignified death, but certainly one of the cooler kills in the franchise. If I could die, I would go out the way Eddie did
My favorite movie in the franchise
Ok.
Not to mention how much better this film is compared to the garbage that is Dominion.
@@McGuireMotionProductions. Courage and Bravery even in the Face of Fear.
Man... Eddie's heroic sacrifice still resonates with me
Such a mad lad
Total respect
Not just a hero; a martyr. The Rexes made his death extra brutal cuz they felt he was invading their territory.
A single bite to the head would have finished him, but they toss him in the air after sinking the equivalent of railroad spikes into his leg and rip him in half.
Always felt bad for this guy, he doesn't get the right credit. He's like the biggest hero of the movie going out in such a gruesome way to save his friends and yet he's seen a some disposable side-character.
I don't think so. Malcolm even defends him in the next scene when Roland mentions that the Rexes have "just fed". "Just fed? I assume you're talking about Eddie. You might show a little respect. The man saved our lives by giving his."
Well also he was the last character I wanted to see die in this film, the other characters really got on my nerves(except Kelly), especially since they put themselves in that situation and now this guy has to die for their stupidity
Jonathan Gonzales That's what I think being herioc means, somebody who genuinely cares about others that he's willing to put his life in danger to save them.
KazzoKiller3890 basically me
I'm distinctly reminded of Muldoon in the first film, in the sense that he was an awesome character who got gruesomely written out while trying to protect someone else.
What a badass... Stared death in the face and still went the extra mile to try to save his friends. He could've dipped and saved himself, but he wouldn't quit making the ultimate sacrifice. It's the most heroic act in the entire movie, and it's barely even addressed afterwards! I call BS!
I’ve always loved dinosaurs wonder how it would actually feel to be ripped in two by two T. Rex’s
when the ingen guys said the t-rex's won't follow them because they just fed, ian told them to rispek eddie for sacrificing his life.
Eddie died a good man he should have lived poor guy
Probably the most heroic death in the entire series
If he had jumped outta the car, he woulda been eaten anyway
Everyone talking about Eddie. But nobody is talking about how even to this day, those animatronic T-Rexes are incredible!!!
Wait, so how did they pull this scene off if they were animatronics then?
@@that1dude154 eh?...
You think it incredible just because you haven't getting eaten
@@that1dude154 they created the whole trex scale half of the head. So the scenes where they zoom in to the trex next to the car with the eyes looking at eddie, it’s all animatronics. They did the same thing in the first film. There’s actually behind the scenes from the first movie, on how they built the whole head and how they actually had to keep drying off the trex cuz of the water. Either way, both films nailed it.
Rightfully so. Eddie is a hero.
Eddie was awesome. He didn’t deserve to die. He’s a hero because he still saved his friends.
The two Rexes emerging from the darkness of the woods, with that music... still one of the most nightmarish sequences in the history of cinema.
I've been wondering what's the title of the music. Can't seem to find it in the movie track listing
@@aryshandono3249 Saving Sarah extended version
@@mrmvprobas Woah, thanks! Found it at last! :O
The soundtrack sounds like a death knell like they're implying Eddie's imminent death
0:08
That guy was a hero...
Eddie was a cool guy. Another under serving death.
+Mini Reviewer and in Facebook says human is worst than other Animals
He was also tasty...hmm..hmmm delectable meat.
He should have lived Rest In Peace Eddie
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I’ve always been conflicted on this scene. Eddie is a true MVP for never giving up on his friends despite being in danger and how horrible the way he died was. On the other hand that kill was awesome, and it’s a little cute that the Buck and Doe did a “Lady and the Tramp” kiss.
i came here after watching lady and tramp scene...
I understand that reference.
I love how Roland Tembo still helped them up the cliff even though they sabotaged their camp
Eddie was cool. He went the extra mile to save his dumbass friends, and what did he get for it? Got ripped to shreds, that's what.
Shit happens
deshotgunner360 That happen in real life too.
fito65 wait wtf he got eaten by a trex in real life?
deshotgunner360 Yes, there are a lot of t rex and raptors in real life, all criminals,
That is metafora.
fito65 metaphor.
And people complained about Zara's brutal death in JW being unjustified. Eddie was even trying to save his friends at the time and his reward was becoming part of the Tyrannosaurs' "Make A Wish Foundation".
+CarRamrod only feminists would say that ABOUT Zara's crunch LOL!!
+dai suke I'm not a feminist. I hated Spielberg for dragging out her death. Heck, I wanted her to survive.
John Canary especially seeing that it isnt reaaly zara's fault!!
His was far more brutal.
+CarRamrod Zara's death was far less brutal than this. Hell you didn't see even a drop of blood from her. Poor Eddie here was plucked from a car, tossed into the air, had his top half crunched by 1 T-Rex then had his legs crunched by a 2nd T-Rex, and then ripped in fucking half while still fucking alive. If thats not next level brutal than idk what is. I'd take Zara's death over Eddies any day of the week, at least hers was quick. Eddie was more than likely still alive after he got ripped in half then bitten down on again.
Eddie then went to Valhalla and was reborn as Odin...
Eddie/Odin: God damn it!
REALLY?!
@@ericdevries3974actually yeah 😂
I understood that reference.
@@markusandrew3680whats the reference? Seriously
RIP to Eddie. The only guy in the whole JP franchise who sacrificed himself willingly for others.
Uhhhhh Muldoon?
@@Amp661 psh barely. He had an obsession with raptors that got him killed. His death was unnecessary & the 1 person he was protecting almost died. Plus he let Samuel Jackson's character go off alone knowing everything's off. So he failed in the movies at least. In the book he was dope.
The hunter in first movie too ;)
There’s a park employee in jurassic World who sacrificed himself to the Irex so his colleagues could get away.
@@iambuhlockay8007 oh the ACU dude who was shooting at it? oh yea I remember him
This scene horrified me when I was a kid. It is just those moments before he died, screaming his lungs out then boom, silence.
The silence is the main reason I was terrified because it tells you he's dead.
He was such a cool guy, too. He was just trying to save his friends from falling off the cliff.
Smitty Werbenjagermanjenson We can all just hope that bite force killed him giving him a quick death. You know before the male tore his leg off.
Torso actually
This scene horrified me ar the movie theater
Thank god all he suffered was a bite to the leg. If you pay attention to the scene, you can see Eddie was pulled from the car, thrown in the air, and landed head-first into the Rex's jaws, the only pain he suffered was a leg nearly being amputated, and then an instant and painless death from the crushing of the skull. Still, a terrible way to go. He genuinely didn't deserve to go out like that, even if it was quick. The man was a hero.
Actually, if you listen clodely, you can still hear him scream for about 1 or 2 more seconds before going dead silent
@@NightSkyNyx haha “dead” silent
In real life when your in an acicident
And you get adrenalin you Cant quiet feel the pain that much like you would when you are calm
@@H1storix ?🤔
His leg wasn't amputated. Amputation means to have a limb surgically removed. His leg was bitten and it wasn't even bitten off.
1:02 Eddie's scream was used in Atlantis: The Lost Empire during the final battle when Tiberius Rourke turns into a magma creature.
Glad I'm not the only one to notice this.
That scream was so unnatural. With Rourke, it made sense as his crystallization kind of warped him. For this guy, he may have been in so much agony as he was grabbed in the jaws of this T Rex, but no one can actually scream that way.
That's why I came here to see if it was true.
I KNEW THAT SOUNDED FAMILIAR!
Ya kinda an iconic scream
Eddie is the mvp of this movie! He deserves all the respect for his bravery
Eddie didn't deserve to die. I blame Sarah and Nick for this. But Roland and Ludlow did break the baby Rex's leg so.. let's also blame them
Exactly
It was Nick’s idea. Sarah was like “are you outta your mind? Your nuts!” Of course she didn’t try to stop him.
@@steffondoyle8071 are you talking about revealing the baby T?I have the impression that the 2 Tyrannosaurus PARENTS SMELLED THEIR T BABY and that is why they attacked to the van.
The baby T had a very strong smell (they commented on it) and the T- REX "nose" is sensitive to smells.
The 2 T- Rexes would have attacked Sarah and Nick in any case even if Sarah and Nick had keeped the injured baby- T inside the van , as they realised that those 2 human beings had kidnapped their baby.
But did you understand when NICK let the T baby go WHAT THE 2 TYRANNOSAURUS parents did?
I think they took the T- baby back to their nest and then left it there and came back to kill SARAH& NICK.
In this meanwhile EDDIE appeared and in this conflict Eddie was eaten ...
AM I right?
Blame to Stephen Hillenburg its his idea
@@KoechingSikucing true can’t argue with facts
This guy is the true hero of this franchise with the most intense courage. Two angry Tyrannosaurus rexs' looking for their infant in the end to just have a meal of him. After all of that he still manages to do his job in rescuing his friends.
Igi293 And only because Eddie spent the extra cash to add some magic suspension rope to the field kit. Spared no expense. XD
Eddie is a legend, instead of running for his life he stepped on that peddle to help his friends! What a guy.
He had no way out anyway
the way sarah looked at the strangers hand. for a fleeting moment, she shed a tear. for she knew that the friend that saved her life, would never be seen again.
The music when the Rexes walk into frame is so badass.
ugh yes it is! i mustve replayed that part so many times
What is name of music? i cannot find it?
louie2988
Thanks mr. obvious
Toni112007 It's the 7th track in the OST, but the bells aren't in it.
Name of music: "Rescuing Sarah". However, that section at 2:13-3:18 was edited out for no reason at all.
Worst soundtrack edit EVER on Mr. Williams' part.
He's getting attack by two dinosaurs and still stepping on the gas to rescue his friends...why couldn't Sara or someone else die???
RCBALTO he is a hero
+UglyKoreanPlasticSurgery SingleEyelid ikr, and had more heart and gave more love to one of the guys daughters
Plot armor
Why the funny and good ones die and why not a man who a bad
Ikr
This scene always made me so sad he did all that work and saved them only to get ripped in half and eaten.
By a bunch of kissing dinosaurs
Its cuz of Nick
This was my first hero growing up-RIP Eddie. We should all be like him.
Eddie died because that dumb tree-hugging eco-terrorist had to play hero and bring the Tyrannosaur infant into the camp.
Funny thing is, all the horrible carnage could´ve been avoided if it wasn´t for the heroes trashing the InGen camp. The greenpeace dipshit even emptied Roland´s gun, which caused even more people to end up in Rex´s belly. Considering that Ludlow didn´t even originally plan on bringing carnivors to the mainland, it kinda raises the question who are the actual bad guys here?
Exactly. Peter Stormare is way cooler than Vince Vaughn in this movie.
Oh, God, do I have to deal with this again... IT WASN'T ENVIRONMENTALISM. THEY WERE AGAINST DINOSAURS BEING TAKEN OFF THE ISLAND BECAUSE THEY'S WREAK HAVOC.
I just watched the trailer for "Earthlings", and I don't see good in either the actions of the InGen camp or that of the greenies.
Weeellll... if you really want to go all the way back to who actually started the whole situation, it's Ludlow and Roland. If they hadn't decided to try to pillage dinos from the island just to make a buck in the first place, nobody would have even been there. Then NOBODY would have died and the dinos would have been living their lives as usual. Everybody would be happy. Kinda puts the question of who the actual bad guys are right back down.
Personally, I think Julianne Moore's character should've been eaten.
One, because I didn't like her, and two, it would've given the movie more emotional depth.
Poor bastard. He stuck his neck for the three people even under the pressure of two T-Rexs' and gets eaten.
A violent, great and gritty sequel. Spielberg, Williams, and Kaminski captured the soul of Isla Sorna perfectly. It's exactly as I remember when reading Crichton's novel. Fascinating island.
1:09 You're tearing me apart, Lisa!
I did not eat her. I did not. Oh hi Mark.
Apparently they didn't understand life.
I'm fed up with this world!!!
The most hated part in this movie. Poor Eddie, if Ian, Sarah, and Nick wanted those cheeseburgers(no onions on Nick's), he would have gotten them.
No a fence to Eddie but I think he has 3 cheese burgers a day for how .... I don't want to say this but..... Fat he is..... IM SORRY! I still like Eddie though.
Don't forget Sarah's apple turnover.
@@velociraptorrex8319 So?
I was a HUGE Jurassic Park Fan when I was a kid. And when this scene came up and I told it to my class mates, those who didn't see it including my teacher, they stared at me until my teacher broke the silence by asking: "They tore him in two?"
Gotta love teachers.
The F*ck am i doing in 2018
Jakomi of the Rose jjvjj
Whoa, you sure took them aback.
Jakomi of the Rose
they're sharing the meat
I am angry against people complaining about Zara's death when Eddie's death was way more brutal
Well the mosasaur had teeth in its throat so Zaras was more painful
This plan... It wasn't a good one.
Even arthur morgan agreed
@@johnnyshore9740 Hes here because Dutch told him it was tahiti
Lol zara was literally digested alive in the mosas stomach
Respect to Eddie. Such a brave character. Sacrificed to save his friends.
And he's barely mentioned after
The scene when he is ripped apart is really dark in my opinion....
KALIMAindia I agree and I believe this film should have been rated R instead of PG-13 in my opinion.
KALIMAindia All of the movies are dark.
KALIMAindia Of course it was dark, it was during the night!
:P
MarkSurge9411
Hahahaha....hahaha...ha....that was so funny that I almost died!
KALIMAindia It kinda is but they had to up the stakes in this sequel because the deaths in the first movie were a bit bloodless for the most part given the fact it was able massive rampaging carnivores
This scene traumatized me as a kid, it was such a horrible way to go.
Have you seen Jurassic World yet? All I'm gonna say is that one character gets it so bad I thought it was a bit too much
I saw it today, did you mean death of the babysitter?
***** Yep
I liked it bc it went against the usual quick death. Did you not feel more dread for the people being attacked? I sure did.
Every time I watch this scene, I turn my head away from the screen. I don't mind the other deaths in other JP movies, but this one is just *shudders* the most disturbing for me.
This scene alone is better than anything in World or those sequels.....the "bro nod" between the trex and raptor at the end of the fight in World made me roll my eyes so hard
Hate those stupid JW movies. I know what you mean.
@@Amp661 ehhhhh personally I love them!
Oh c’mon they aren’t that bad. I liked em.
@@davidstratton696 Nah yeah nah yeah, they are trash tho
jurrasic dogs....
0:07 The moment you hear that heavy step alongside the spooky bell, you know his fate is sealed.
Leaving Junior at home with the babysitter, The Rex family enjoys a romantic night out of death and destruction.
Ending with the Dad and Son going on a vacation for some father-son Bonding. I swear this movie teaches me family values like no other.
Plays the song from lady and the tramp over this scene and it works Lol
So true
Imagine if the babysitter was Rexy?
This man was doing everything he possibly could and then some to save his friends, and he gets ripped apart and is easily forgotten, wish it could have been Sara instead. Seriously its her fault the T-Rex's attacked and she fell from the rope making them lose all progress. dear lord i was really hoping she would fall through the glass
flynikes12 I agree. I hated not only Sarah, but Nick too.He was the one who decided to bring the baby Rex to the RV. He was also too submissive to Sarah, He should've answered the Damn phone! seriously lol. You have LESS than a handful of people who can possibly call the RV, all of which are on an Island that contains viscous murderous carnivores that could be at any corner. You better damn well prioritize to answer that phone! It could save your life.
Actually, it was Nick who found the baby T-Rex in the first place.
flynikes12 In the book it's Eddie who brings it back to the trailer. He gets killed later on by the raptors though.
+flynikes12 white woman makes a decision and everyone pays for it lol just like real life
Right eddie should of lived
The editing in this scene interweaving frames between practical, CGI effects and reaction shots is seamless
I remember watching this as a kid. Poor Eddie didn't deserve to die.
This movie was the darkest of the 3
dark indeed,
I know that your comment was 3 years ago but have you seen Jurassic World? That movie was darker than this.
BorrowedAngels Jurassic World was not darker than The Lost World what are you talking about
BorrowedAngels Shit JP3 was darker than JW
Christian Mendez You obviously haven't watched it, Hoskins gets eaten by a raptor and blood splatters on a window, a raptor gets blown up by a launcher, a raptor gets grilled to death, a raptor gets tossed into a wall, many people get thrown, a person gets stepped on, a mosasaurus swallows a woman whole while she gets carried by a pteranodon, a T-Rex almost gets it's head bitten off, and the main antagonist gets dragged underwater by a mosasaurus, most likely torn to bits. JW was the goriest one, but whatever floats your boat.
Eddie was the only guy I felt sorry for. This scene is the best from the entire film. Especially at the end when the hunters find them and help them. Those evil nasty human beings. The music and the shot was really great. When the first time I saw that hand helping Sarah, I really hoped for a moment that that was Eddie's hand. It would have made him even cooler if the T-Rex couple left his upper body behind, allowing him to use the last of strenght and minutes of his life to help his friends. Well Eddie is a hero anyway in my eyes. Ian and Sarah might not give a shit about you, but we do.
+Anthony Kang Roland is the one that said it. saying that the Rex just fed.
Kacumoto .Kacu Meeeeh. Come on. Eddie is more a side character and a red shirt from the start. Stating to love him is exaggerated. If he didn't die this way or didn't die at all no one would even remember him. He is a nice dude and hero. But in the end just some guy
Ian stuck up to Roland about Eddie
lmao
I always love the shot of the two T-Rexes emerging from the forest.
It's chilling.
Odin getting eaten by T-Rex’s OMG
Believe it or not, this was one of the first sequels I remember seeing and I love it to this day. I stand by my opinion when I say that this is one of the best sequels I've seen. Yeah nostalgia could be a factor but scenes like tho make the film unforgettable.
Agree, that it is a great sequel -- better than the first movie, IMHO.
What do you mean by "scenes like 'tho' make the film"? What the the hell is "tho"? Making up words or abbreviations? Or is that a typo, when "this" would fit? Regardless, should be followed by a comma, along with the first word of that sentence.
Try proper grammar! Go back to grade school!
Randall Hayden
Well, not for me. Did you read the novel? There is only one scene from the book that made it into the movie and that was the trailer scene.
No, I did not read the novel. I do not read fiction.
What is your point? Should have relevance to the subject of this thread.
Randall Hayden
Meaning that the novel is vastly different from the film
Who cares about a novel being different from the film? That's often true. So what? It's nothing that I touched on. Why did you even mention it?
I'm guessing that you have ADD, as do I, but way worse -- not focusing & going on irrelevant tangents.
Do you have any relevant thoughts to my previous comments on the movie?
We (readers) don't care about the novel!
1:06 they both share a meal.. how romantic...
Hey show the man they just killed some respect
Owen Owenator its just a joke
+Steven Sanchez And I was just kidding...
+Owen Owenator that fake metal cant get ripped apart just broken or smashed
daustin8888 or Can you feel the love tonight dinosaur version
This scene is repeated multiple times as a child, it is simply beautiful how the tension feels, how the music stays with each movement, and how the Trexes devour the guy in two.
God, that music sting when the Rexes emerge from the forest sounds like what would play when the gates of Hell open up. Bone chilling.
John Williams is a damn genius.
People are saying that Eddie's death was unfair and unjustified. But I think he had the most hard core death in the whole franchise. All the other people who died were killed pathetically. But here we have two full grown t-rexes trying to eat him. He was also had his foot on the gas the whole time which made him even more heroic.
R.I.P
(Ripped Into Parts)
PiranhaFisher good one
The Top 3 Best Characters in this film are:
- Roland Tembo
- Eddie Carr
- Roland Tembo
and the rec
And buck the T-rex
And Roland Tembo
And don't forget Roland tembo
As well as roland tembo
Then he became the all-father after meeting his tragic demise
Great movie, no doubt, but Eddie's death was so unfair. And the comments below this tell the rest.
I hate this movie
Not really.
jacob massengale You probably hate Jurassic World more...
Anyone who hates The Lost World is a nonce
Well if these movies exist for anything, it’s to try and teach us not to play god. So having a few characters die unjustly gets that point across
1:45-2:07 A moment that shows we are all humans. One of the best scenes in the whole franchise.
It really is magnificent. Even after all the heartache and problems Sarah and her crew caused them, they still did the right thing. Made the characters more interesting.
@MasteroChieftan yeah then the so called heros kind of sabotage them in the end. And all the hunters ended up dying
At 0:57 it almost sounds like Eddie was saying god damn John Hammond and that always gave me chills at that thought!
Kratos should’ve gotten the T-Rexes on Odin instead.
Lmfao
R.I.P Eddie, you were the shit.
DisgruntledViewer Nice joke
eating a burger while watching two trex eat a man = DELICIOUS
jenaly ly you are sick ;)
That should have been Vince Vaughn's Character getting eaten like that.
Storm Commando Lol
You will always be remembered Eddie...
Seriously, this is easily one of the most gruesome deaths in the series period.
Actually it is THE most gruesome death of this series
Zara in Jurassic World or this one
I'm so sad Eddie had to die, he was the best character. He died a hero trying to save his friends.
The sad thing about this scene is that even if Eddie had been able to use the gun, he would have only been able to use it on only one of the parents and probably just would have pissed the other one off even more and still eat him.
Jonathan Gonzales Remember it's a dart gun that's loaded with a toxin said to be powerful enough to bring an animal down before it even "feels the prick of the dart"
Yeah, them guns weren’t taking down the t-rexes.
@@SageFisto well there is a scene where roland needed two darts to put down a TRex
We all need a friend like Eddie Carr, even if he got ripped apart by Tyrannosaurs, poor dude
Dude deserved better. R.I.P. the true homie Eddie ✊🏽
I really liked that Eddie's skills as a field equipment expert were seen at the time of his death. He's more heroic than all of the paleontologists and hunters in the movie combined.
1:02 Rourke from Disney's Atlantis sounds like that when he turns crystalized
Yep, they borrowed it
Is this where the sound effect was first introduced
@@lucasgreen9821pretty much sense this movie was released 3 years before Atlantis.
@@austinmcdaniel890 4 years before Atlantis.
You know the scariest thing to me about Jurassic Park deaths to me?
The humans are screaming their heads off, out of sheer terror and then with a quick movement their scilenced. I mean thats just errie to me. The humans are so entitled in a way almost in denile that there about to die and then the dio silences them in such a casual way. Like it meant literally nothing to them.
It's humbling in todays day and age. Nature can be boutiful, but also damn merciless. The humans suddenly go from alpha predator to a snack. It's almost insulting to see how easily they dispose of the humans...but also scarry accurate.
This is the real world. There are prey. And prey that think there predators
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come on Lighty you of all beings should be able to relate to this. The light of these beings so casually snuffed out.
Krazy Stargazer what i never said I didn't relate to this.
every race can. even the ing...which arn't even living things
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I also find it funny in a macabe sence. The poor entitled human believes their pleas will some how change it's fate...
BWHAHAHA!
Krazy Stargazer . hey man you never know, don't doubt things like that
Poor Odin gets eaten
Lmao🤣🤣
Man he is the greatest friend anyone can ask for. He really REALLY didn’t deserve to die 😢
Eddie and Robert Muldoon: saddest deaths in the series. Dieter: the most disturbing... Well Roberts too
There is jw death that is up there
James M you mean that asshole that tried to control Owen's raptors and use them as weapons?
*****
Zara
James M the scene were Echo is tossed into the grill is way worse
Ian Anderson yeah the t.rex dieing was really fucking stupid
this scene was really dark and shady.. He was just trying to save his friends for there stupid mistake and ends up paying for it with a horrible painful death! Eddie was brave and smart, poor guy. Like if they wanted to kill him off so bad they should have just made him fall of the cliff while trying to save his friends. At least that wouldn't have been so Dark..
What makes falling off a cliff less dark?
Joshua Willis Because this was pure terror. The final seconds before getting eaten by those 2 giant beasts are terrifying.
Sean_athankills To be fair, I don't think a T-Rex would really care if your were a good person or not. You're just another meal to them. It just adds another layer of realism to the dinosaurs in these movies, even if it just seems uncalled for when people are killed like this.
Sean_athankills The whole point of it was to be dark. The movie is dark.
James Knowles man this comment section hasn’t been active in 2 years
Every time I see this death it always breaks my heart because he was one of my favourite characters
Odin from GOW Ragnarok
I get the impression that the T-rex was overpowered as an animal in its own respect lol. That's probably why it had little ass arms: they probably didn't serve a crucial purpose in survival, so evolution was like "*slams hands on desk* ok guys we're gonna have to shrivel up T-rex's arms to give the other guys a chance."
Chris Archie The process of evolution does not give everything involved a chance, "animals are how they are because they need to be in order to remain where they are". It is does not try to balance out the predator-prey arms races. If they do not adapt they die out. If an animal has a new trick that lets it win, then it will go on winning even if doing so will eventually kill it, or everything else.
Actually there is some interesting new evidence that infant and sub-adult tyrannosaurids (the entire family not just T.Rex) actually started out with well developed arms and comparatively small skulls but as they matured the arms just developed less as the skull "over-grew". As babies they could and did use their arms, but once they hit "puberty" (for lack of a better word) the skull development went into overdrive, while the arms remained small to counterbalance the huge skull. Their success as predators lay in the bite, and T.Rex took this to the best adapted level giving it one of if not the most powerful bite of any animal on earth.
An interesting fact is that most other big theropods that hunted really big prey (like Acrocanthrosaurus which is now believed to have been a specialist sauropod hunter) had a comparatively small skull and moderate bite force. T.Rex apparently evolved to hunt prey smaller than itself although most prey would have been either numerous (hadrosaurs), armored (ankylosaurs), or armed (ceratopians i.e Triceratops), driving the development of a really powerful jaw to remain effective hunters.
Chris Archie completely not how it works but i want someone to make a cartoon of this right now :)
^ I agree. I was being half-serious btw lol
Chris Archie they have strong jaws to make up
Chris Archie They were also very top-heavy. Their tails played a larger role in their balance than scientists previously thought. Because their skulls were one of the heaviest known to ever exist, if they had large arms then they literally just would have toppled nose first lol of course they could have just used this to walk on all fours, but the T-rex wasnt built for that. It didnt need arms to help rip apart prey (cough_spino_cough)because its jaws could do it easier. So that combined with its build and having large arms making it top heavy, nature just felt that little arms were better. This leads the question on why they even had little arms to begin with, why did evolution not just do away with them totally. Well, why do male humans still have nipples? Why do certain fish (gar and carp) still have lungs even tho they primarily use gills? Leftovers...Or, and I find this theory fascinating, I read that T-rex was amidst an evolution change when they went extinct, and they were actually growing arms, not shrinking. Yet we havent found evidence from before that they or their older counterparts had no arms.
Eddie's death is the very definition of martyrdom.
What a Classic lol my grandma who doesn’t speak English always felt bad for Eddie when she watched this scene me and others would always watch this and it’s funny because despite not understanding anything she knew what Eddie was tryna save his friends and died for it
It's crazy how he kept pushing pedal even when the airbag went off
I find it interesting that Roland and crew helped Ian and his team up and found Kelly. It shows that Roland has a heart.
Roland is always a good guy.
@@user-dm6xe4hp3lIt does make one wonder how Roland found her and got her down from there. But maybe I'm overthinking it.
For 1997 these effects are spectacular. Hell for 2018 they are spectacular !
This is still one of the best sequels ever made, in my book. So much nostalgia, and an awesome script.
7 years ago 🎉
The whole bit in the long grass, Dieter getting mauled up close by the compies, Carter getting stepped on and mangled, the sequence in the waterfall, the Rex eating the dog, the Rex feeding Ludlow to the baby and this scene to top it all off, they really stretched the PG-13 rating a good few extra sizes in this movie lol
Dammit him and Ian are the only ones who didn't deserve to die. Everyone else's stupid decisions are what got them where they were
Ian is still alive though
I actually felt sad when Eddie died because of the character development and the determination before he died.
You do see that these days do you.
I agree
What I love is that he stayed right in the car and kept pushing the gas while he was getting attacked. That's a real true hero.
My most hated character in this movie must be Nick van Owen: sabotaging the hunters (no matter if they are bad or not but that is like killing them), taking the baby T-Rex to the trailer (endangering his team eventually killing Eddie and destroying all they had) and taking bullets from Roland’s gun. How idiotic was all those actions? Not defending Ludlow’s team actions but Nick doesn’t seem to care about humans
Sarah Harding was just as bad. Good lord she was so annoying.
1:39 One of the best moments in the series. True humanity on display.
0:08. Great use of bells by John Williams lol
It's a pretty standout moment! John Williams was on form here, although he always is, really!
For Whom the Bell Tolls
When he gets grabbed by the T-Rex, I swear to god he has the exact same sound that Rorke had from Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
Same haha
Even though this came out first lol
It actually IS the same.
what's the scream sound called?
Michael Carter It is called the Eddie Carr Scream
Mad, Odin really went out like a hero here.
I can’t imagine going out like that just screaming your lungs out while getting tossed around violently and while his bones are breaking from the T. rexs biting his right foot and his upper and lower body you can even hear Eddie still screaming while he’s in the male Rex’s mouth until the male twists his body and finally the female bites down and breaks the rest of his body thankfully Eddie wasn’t alive when he got ripped apart by the rexes but it’s still such an extremely harrowing way to go
Poor Eddie!
Bismarck Titanic I felt bad for Eddie he didn't deserve this
Eddie is a hero...
It's easily one of the best moments of the movie when we see Roland and the InGen team help them. Even after the actions of Hammond's team almost got them all killed, they were still able to be persuaded to help the perpetrators. I wonder if Sarah and Nick would have been willing to do the same for them.
They absolutely wouldn't, Nick even removes their ammo after this which gets some of them killed.
@@5wheels178 Exactly. Even before this scene here he already caused some of their deaths.
😔 he died a true hero.