In a deleted scene and the director's commentary it is told that Cooper actually was injured by an infant Spinosaurus, who was then shot by him right beside it's nest and drawing "Big Momma" towards the group. This not only explains Coopers injury, but also why the Spinosaurus was dead set on a killing spree against the group, pursuing them the whole movie. Sadly the scene, explaining so much of the story, was cut from the movie because the director's thought it (and a couple others) would make it "too long" - do keep in mind however that Jurassic Park 3 was the shortest of all movies in the franchise so far.
The dinos in the movies have frog DNA, which means some frogs can switch genders and reproduce without a male. The same thing goes to the dinos in the JP movies.
Want to know what made this scene worse for me when I was younger, Copper looks a lot like one of my uncles does so for a long time I thought that they left my uncle to die.
I like to call the Spinosaurus. "Stalkersaurus." My fav scene in the whole movie? When they reunite at the fence. And the Spino is just standing there like "Sup?"
Cooper was one of those deaths in JP that made me feel sad. I mean the poor guy gets left behind to fight a spino on his own, and begins to weep that his friends are leaving him on an island of monsters, I would cry too.
From the scene it looks like Cooper heads into the jungle further down the runway from the other two. So it's possible that the Spinosaurus (drawn to the sound of the megaphone) encountered Nash and Udesky first (first roar), Cooper saw this and started shooting from the flank (first set of shots), the Spinosaurus turned and charged Cooper, the other two used the opportunity to escape, then Cooper engaged with the Spinosaurus (second roar and set of shots) and was injured here.
good theory. Also, Cooper has a Barrett, while the other 2 have smaller caliber weapons (Udesky looks to be carrying an Steyr Aug, not sure what 5.56 is gonna do to a spino/rex besides piss it off), they probably can't hurt the Spino even if they want to. And Udesky is NOT a merc, he's a pilot/booking agent, making him panicking be a lot more understandable.
@@wokejoke2675 yeah old mate with the Steyr, not sure I would have that as my primary, good for the little one's maybe but aren't to many of them, I'd be having nothing short of safari caliber rifle or a 50 BMG lol, reminds me in Jurassic world where the Asset team trying to hit the indo rex with a 12 gauge, fuck that where's the 700 Nitro 😂
I always crack up hearing Grant say “it’s Cooper!” It’s such an obvious thing to point out, and no one responds because they’re all thinking “yeah, we’re not stopping for Cooper.”
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought it was messed up that Cooper was left behind. I remember watching this movie as a kid and when I saw Cooper run out telling them to stop, I felt so bad for him. I actually started crying. My dad had to pause it to tell me it was just a movie lol
So having cooper, the pilot and copilot die leaving several unarmed non-combatants who do not know how to operate a plane with a spinosaur that may or may not die from being riddled with bullets, mind you one the mercenaries had a steyer aug A1 which is chambered for 5.56x45mm rounds, is a good idea, right.
I feel that it still disturbs me to this day he and Eddie from lost world had the most tragic deaths IMO I mean imagine you’re wounded running for your life it’s possible as far as you know that your partners abandoned you you’ve lost your gun or discarded it’s bc it’s slowing you down you finally make it out to see that everyone has already gotten on the plane and is fucking leaving at least Dr Grant gave a shit
@Steve Nichols You know something thats also funny? Cooper from JP3 and the lawyer from JP1 were both stars in Miami Vice...coincidence?? I don't think so...
@@legendarygrimlock4471 I always thought that it was a raptor attack,and then the spino heard and ate a raptor causing them to all run including cooper and well you know what happened next
I always had 2 theories to this. 1. Cooper told them to leave and to come back for him. Underestimating the spino, once he got a full hit in it provoked spino and it lashed out, injuring him. He realized how vicious the animal was and ran for it. Nash didn't stop because he wanted to secure the passengers and maybe his pay and was willing to leave cooper should things go south. 2. Cooper seemed like he wasn't afraid to do any dirty work as he knocked out Grant without a second though. It almost seemed like he had some kind of personal agenda. He seemed like the proud hunter type so while he was scouting the area, the three spotted the Spino, and Cooper wanted to kill it. Seeing how there were three of them and only one dino, he saw it as an easy kill. Nash and Deski thought the plan was insane and left Cooper to do it alone. Rather than run, Cooper wanted bragging rights and engages the Spino, to his own regret. Nash didn't want to stop because again, his pay and passengers. Seeing cooper, nash thinks to himself, you did this to yourself and left him to die.
I think Nash not stopping the plane had more to do with the fact that it would basically seal everyone's doom, and maybe going along with one of your theories that he had made his own decision to try and bring it down, so why risk everyone to save you now, ya know like hey it was your choice you're on your own
I think Cooper's wounds in the final cut are actually more likely to be environmentally-based. Say he slipped down a slope like in The Lost World and lost his gun. Also, given how big the gun was that he took into the jungle, it's likely that he abandoned it due to how heavy it looked. A BAD fall may also be the reason why he has a lot of those injuries in the first place. As for the mercenaries, I feel it's a JP standard trope to have bad guys who get a death that goes beyond karma and makes you feel sorry for their fate despite how terrible they are. Except the BioSyn guy in The Lost World novel, he deserved that one.
It was because he was attacked by a Sornian velociraptor. It must have sliced his leg to slow him down. Sadly for the dumbass velociraptor, Cooper blasted a cap in it which killed it.
I always favored the theory that Cooper told the others to run while he acted as a distraction. But the spino slashed at him and removed his weapon. Realizing just how much danger he was in, he bolted and tried to get the plane to stop. Ironically, if he managed to put a good distance between the spino to stand still on the runway for 30 seconds or so, he could have run into the jungle on the other side and survived far longer than he did in the movie.
Yeah but the plane would have just hit the spino which might put its attention on the plane instead of continue to chase cooper which would have ended in a worse wreck
This things jaw strength was incredible, so Cooper probably only felt a millisecond of pain before everything went dark. At least he went out quick and almost painlessly instead of dying to a raptor
Despite me being late, again, I’ll throw my 2 cents into why I think cooper got left. Now when we hear the shots fired we hear 4 shots from smaller arms and 2 large caliber shots from what can only be coopers high explosive barret. From this I take that Udesky and Nash both shot a total of 2 shots at the spinosaurus but they quickly realized that their rifle did nothing to the spino. This prompted cooper to shoot the spino twice with his rifle while Nash and udesky shoot the thing 2 more times to back him up. I can only assume that Nash and Udesky both realized that their only hope was fleeing but cooper still stayed to attempt to take the spino down with his already large caliber explosive rounds since it was his best chance. It’s pretty obvious that his efforts were in vain as the spinosaurus already got to him before he could unload anymore rounds and cooper was forced to retreat with his injuries which is when he got to the runway defenseless and injured to meet his swift death.
Adrenaline is a helluva thing when you're injured, and it's plausible that he was able to fire the gun with one arm, but it's a bit difficult to reload with only one arm.
There is no way in hell Cooper would be firing that thing one handed. That is a bullpup variant of the Barrett M82. It fires a .50 BMG round (or if you go by the incorrect description given by Cooper himself of it being a 20mm), it would have way to much kick for Cooper to handle. Especially if you take his injures into account. Now maybe if he was laying prone while firing it, then he could fire it no problem with one hand (though not very accurate without the other hand as support.) But who in their right mind would lay down to fire their weapon when you have a dinosaur as big as the Spinosaurus chasing you.
@@sarcasticcatfish1174 Yes, you can rechamber a weapon. But the Barrett M82, no matter what variant you are using, cannot be rechambered for a 20mm round. It can be chambered for the .416 Barrett, but that is no where near the size of a 20mm. Plus the .416 was released in 2005, 4 years after the movie. If you look at the size difference between a 20mm and .50 BMG, you can also see that the barrel is way to small in diameter to accept a 20mm round let alone use a magazine that small to feed the weapon. By all means if you can find factual evidence online and provide a link that proves me wrong, then I will emit to my mistake. Until then I stand by my comment.
The “couple” was divorced. Her son was on vacation with her current (deceased) boyfriend when he disappeared. They went to the island to find their son, but her boyfriend, as well.
A recurring thing? Lex and Tim's parents file for divorce in JP. Ian had several failed marriages. JW had the boys' parents on the brink of signing the papers.
I don't normally feel too bad for movie characters cuz I know that it's just a movie but I always felt the most sorry for Cooper. Seeing him badly injured, crying and saying "stop please" before getting killed. He pulled off that scene really well and it actually seemed like he was actually injured and pleading for them to stop the plane.
This always puzzled me because there's no way the spinosaurus would have injured him without killing him if it would have slashed him he certainly would have died and if it bit him he most likely would have died as well so thanks for the information
I always assumed he got knocked back by the spinos snout and got cut up by the fall and broke his arm or was in a tree shooting at him and got knocked out of it and broke his arm and cut himself up
I’d say he got kicked. It’s strong enough to have sent him flying a good distance, ample time to drop the gun, get up and run while it’s attention was obviously scattered with so many humans running around. Picture this: As the group trekked into the far denser and humid atmosphere of the jungle, Nash slowly began to lose his nerve as Udesky kept muttering about sharp fanged monsters. They hadn’t even gone far, so there should be little to no chance of running into anything at all- let alone big. Cooper was no better as their chatter was certainly no help in listening for anything that may be close- He gave pause as he heard a series of snaps and sharply told the others to shut up. There was a brief silence, Amanda’s calls over the megaphone the only thing truly audible- the forest had otherwise gone still. Just as he was about to tell them to turn back, he noticed a tree shift just to the right of him- right in front of Udesky and Nash. A quick glance up sent his pulse through the roof as he looked up to see what the leg was connected to. Whatever it was, it had fangs- and it was looking up towards the sound of the woman. And Nash was just about to walk right into it. Pulling his gun up he opened fire, his call to scatter drowned out by his shots in an attempt to startle the animal. Everything was chaos. Udesky and Nash bolted in different directions back towards the plane as Cooper continued to fire, continued to try and get lucky and somehow scare it off- The wind was knocked out of him when It suddenly turned straight in his direction, its stride as it rotated snapping in all directions as it caught brief glimpses of its fleeing prey came directly into his middle, snapping bone and punching grievous wounds into his body. It all happened so fast. So quickly that Cooper scarcely even realized he was so badly injured. He struggled to his feet, groping for his gun. Panic began to take hold as he realized he’d dropped it. Dropped it somewhere between him and the monster that was still there, still searching. He began to scramble, tears fighting up as he realized he was alone- and had no weapon any more. He had to get back to the plane. Praying he’d not been seen he ran, ran as fast as he could back towards the plane, the monsters bellowing fury ringing in his ears...
I think its reasonable that Cooper took a swipe of the claw, the rifle took the brunt of the blow, saved his life, but he got knocked down, leg probably hit something pretty awkwardly(hence why he is dragging it). The spinasaur was probably like 'where' de go?' giving him time to leggit before it heard the engine of the plane gearing up again.
I had always thought his arm had been mangled by something smaller, like the Raptors. A seven ton spinosaurus doesnt seem likely to be able to injure such a precise part of a human body, simply due to its huge size.
Another possibility is that the Spino may have already had Cooper in its Jaws and the noise from the Anti-Aircraft rifle was what saved him for a few minutes.
@@paolopasaol9700 I always wondered why he didnt just shoot the Spinosaurus with that Anti-Material Rifle to begin with. Everyone saw what happened to the plane when they test fired it. Would have ended the Spinosaurus right then and there.
@@ATRexNamedBull I can imagine an Indominus Camouflage situation where Udesky and Nash notice the Spino behind Cooper. They run but Spino manages to catch up ti Cooper. He manages to fire his Anti-Aircraft rifle, surprising the Spino and buying him some time.
From when I saw Cooper running with an injured arm through the jungle, I just thought the Spino grabbed him by the arm and accidentally or for some accidental reason dropped him. If I were to look back, I'd say after Cooper fired the gunshots, the Spino grabbed him by the arm similarly to how Spino later grabbed Nash by the leg and dropped him into the pond and how Buck grabbed Eddie by the leg.
I had kinda thought the same. Maybe the thing picked Cooper up and he fired at it, the noise of the gun shots scared the dino initially, Cooper is dropped, loses his gun and runs for it. But as someone said above, being ambushed by a raptor that is later scared off by the Spino also makes sense.
But how could a Spinosaurus "accidentally" drop someone? I know Nash fell from his mouth--although he could've slipped--but with Cooper in general, he was actually killed the second time.
Kamen Rider Gumo This theory makes a little more sense, except for the gunshots. I don't entirely believe that Cooper could shoot at the Spino, the Spino roars, and Cooper fires again; within a few seconds. Maybe the Spino was just a surprise and who knows, maybe they're actually was a Raptor but until we get confirmation, it's just speculation.
The parents in this movie were the worst. Tricking Dr. Grant into going back to the island and then constantly freaking out and whining about every little thing, as if the plan was to land, find their son in two minutes, and be on their merry way. The heck did they expect would happen? Hell, even mom using the bullhorn when they land. Seriously? I’m surprised those two survived.
My theory: 1: They run in the jungle. 2: They don`t notice the spino. (The spino is prob eating or drinking) 3: They bump into the spinosaurus. 4: They spinosaurus roars. 5: They notice the spino and Cooper says he will hold they spino while they run. 6: Cooper shoots the spino to make sure it is focused on him. 7: The spino claws at his gun. (Because of the size of the claw it can explain how the spino gives him the injuries in one hir: 8: Cooper loses his weapon. 9: Cooper runs out the jungle. 10: Cooper waves at the plane while telling it to leave. 11: It doesn`t go so well...
Cooper is probably just a fella from the pub who reputedly had some big guns. Lesson here is don't brag down the pub about what a bad-ass you are, cos you'll probably get eaten by a dinosaur!!
I had always assumed that they stumbled across the spinosaurus and 2 of them freaked and ran and Cooper had it between himself and the plane. Then he started firing hoping to scare it off and it went for some sort of tail whip or claw swipe but didn't hit him. Instead it was branches or trees that hit him, knocking him flying which caused him to drop the rifle.
@@saintniccage2818 yeah but that man was their friend as well. You see them shooting planes together earlier in the movie, they left him behind and karma came back for them
Here’s my take: the 3 men encountered the spino in the woods. 2/3 men had their immediate flight reflexes kick in, knowing they stood no chance. Cooper however chose fight… and we get to see the end result of his decision
It makes sense that nash and udeski run away after they see the spino. We know that these guys are no real mercenaries. So they got feared quick and ran away without using their weapons.
“Deserved their fates” is probably a bit harsh. I’m pretty sure if most of us were faced with an attacking Spinosaurus, people would try to save themselves lol
Nah they deserved it, nash and cooper had the big guns while Uedesky had an AUG, the full auto capability of that combined with the other 2 would have done some significant damage but Uedesky and nash bailed the fuck out leaving their injured comrade to become dino chow
Funny story, a friend of mine worked at the Alien War experience in the Trocadero in London, lots of strangers packed into tiny corridors chased by a man dressed as a xenomorph! The man dressed as the alien had to stifle laughter as complete strangers pushed each other at the alien to get away🙄 Human nature!!
@@markjames8603 Thank you! This is the reality if people are faced with the unknown. Especially a creature as big as this. Also, I miss Trocadero, I remember playing Tekken 5 there as a young man.
@@markjames8603 Yup. Many people like to say that "They would never abandon someone like that", but in reality, 80% of those people don't know what they're talking about at all (because fight or flight is a thing), and second, most of them lack the kind of training necessary to overcome the urge to run like the characters here are forced to do. Also, when dealing with an animal of that size, shot placement and caliber are very important. A .50BMG round will probably tear through any part of the body, but while it may blow a sizeable hole in a smaller animal (say, a Carnotaurus), or blow it half (a Utahraptor), against something the size and weight of a Tyrannosaur... it's merely a pin-prick to them. Yes, the round has a solid chance of causing significant internal injury, but adrenaline is going to overcome most possible injuries, and it will only succumb to that injury hours or days later. With a large caliber weapon, like the Barret shown, you'd need a head-shot, and given that that's the most heavily 'armored' part of the body for most large predators (as A: it's got some of the thickest bone structure and B: part of the biting power comes from the strength of the bones), you'd have to aim for weak points, which isn't going to be easy when you're fighting the urge to run away, and that also requires a bit of knowledge of the animals in question of exactly where the critical weak points are... the only two people who would know that in this scene... are back at the plane. Basically, the three went in under-armed (rifle caliber isn't going to do anything against a large predator), under-equipped (seriously, set some freaking land-mines), under-trained (with at least one having zero training of any kind), under-disciplined, and as we find out later in the film.... under-funded. A proper crew for that role (Search and Rescue in a hostile environment), would be about 5 guys. At least two of which would be equipped with either a heavy caliber weapon (like a Barret), a grenade launcher of some kind, or probably some form of rocket launcher. The rest would be using some form of 7.62 weapon, likely a G3 or FAL for the reliability and punch needed, and all of them would have a radio and a headset. They would also have a series of mines to make up for the lack of numbers, and depending on when such an event was happening, a small solar-powered UAV to increase their search area drastically. The actual movement of this team would not happen until they have an exact fix on the person being rescued (or recovered), and they would all move as a team covering all angles.... I think I'm over thinking now..
I always felt bad for cooper when I watched the movie cus he was so sad when the plain didn’t stop and he basically gave up when the plane got faster I didn’t cry necessarily but when I saw his face up close when he whispered “please” or “stop” (I forgot which one it was) a small tear came from my eye
I love breaking down off-screen action like this. If you don't mind, I'd like to pitch in and give you my perspective. First and foremost, I'll begin with weapon analysis. Cooper - He's obviously the team's marksman, as he equips himself with the, "Iron Horn 20mm," rifle, as described by the closed captions in an establishing scene prior to arrival on Isla Sorna. This weapon is actually a Barrett M82A2, the bullpup version of the M82A1, that fires a .50 BMG (12.7x99mm) round that is intended for engaging lightly-armored personnel and equipment at long ranges. According to Nash, though he incorrectly states the weapon fires 20mm rounds, the rounds themselves are high-explosive incendiaries, which are even more gnarly than standard .50 BMG against soft targets. While effective, the M82A2, and other anti-materiel rifles, are impractical in most engagement situations due to size and weight. Jumping ahead to Jurassic World, we see that Owen Grady and Barry Sembène use considerably smaller weapons that are utilized by big game hunters; a Marlin Model 1895SBL in .45-70 Government (11.6x54mm) and a four-inch barrel Smith & Wesson Model 500 in .500 S&W Magnum (12.7x41mm) respectively. .45-70 Government, like .600 and .700 Nitro Express rounds, are popular among big-game hunters in both the United States and in the wilds of Africa and .500 S&W Magnum is considered the most powerful, commercially-available sporting handgun cartridge in the world and may be used for handgun hunting as well as competition. Nash - Though also armed with a shotgun, he only ever uses a Heckler & Koch SL8-1, which is H&K's civilian version of the far superior G36. This weapon is a semi-automatic rifle that fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds or .223 Remington (5.7x45mm) without the requirement of changing parts (Vice-versa does not apply), much like how .38 Special can be fired from a weapon that's chambered in .357 Magnum (Vice-versa does not apply). Unless modified, the SL8-1 cannot take standard twenty and thirty-round G36 magazines but instead uses single-stack ten-round magazines. Nash is a complete pleb, as you can see that he has not modified his rifle to take standard magazines and has only added an optic to his weapon. Jumping back to Jurassic World, we see that InGen security operatives utilize a a variety of weapons in different calibers like 9x19mm, .45 ACP (11.43x23mm), 12 Gauge, and 5.56x45mm NATO, though most of their lethal weaponry is chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO. I'm going to go out on a limb and speculate that InGen has designated 7.62x51mm NATO to be their best suited ammunition, or at least the bare minimum, for dealing with larger sized dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus/Indominus and that all smaller cartridges are considered efficient against small to medium sized dinosaurs like Velociraptor/Deinonychus. This factors in the larger availability of NATO and pistol/sub-gun cartridges and the fact that InGen security being armed solely with hunting/competition weaponry would be impractical for personnel and a logistical nightmare. Udesky - Though it also uses 5.56x45mm NATO, the Steyr AUG is more capable than Nash's SL8-1 due to fully-automatic firing capability, an ergonomic design unhampered by compliance with government (Primarily American) mandates for the civilian market, an integrated 1.5x integrated sight with emergency iron sights atop the optic for backup, and a comfortable forty-two round magazine capacity. A real shame that this weapon, like the others, had been lost during the events of the plane crash, as Udesky can be seen angrily discarding this weapon after noticing the Spinosaurus attack bent the barrel and rendered it useless. During the events of Jurassic Park: 3, this weapon would've proved indispensable in many of the scenes involving the pursuing raptors due to its capabilities in medium-range and CQB (Close-Quarters Battle), to the point that Udesky may have even lived long enough to be rescued alongside Dr. Grant, Billy, and the Kirby family. Wouldn't have done much against the Spinosaurus by the logic established in The Lost World that large dinosaurs are impervious to 5.56x45mm NATO, but it certainly wasn't a bad choice of weapon for most everything else encountered. You can see Udesky in the background clumsily attempt to draw an H&K USP from a holster on his vest at some point during the Tyrannosaurus encounter, but he drops it in fear and it is presumably destroyed. Now, into the shit. Kirby asks, "What was that," in response to the initial roar. Just after billy suggests a Tyrannosaurus, you can faintly hear two gunshots fire off in quick succession. Whilst Dr. Grant says, "I don't think so, sounds bigger," you can hear two more gunshots fire off slightly slower. Taking volume, pitch, and speed into account, this immediately suggests to me that either Nash or Udesky fired first, then Cooper. After the second roar, we hear two more gunshots that sound similar to the ones heard previously, confirming that Cooper did indeed fire second. Taking into account the rate of fire and both the size and power of an M82A2, he's either very strong to handle the recoil, desperate enough not to care about his shoulder, or in a position in which recoil is irrelevant. When he is seen running through the brush and onto the runway, he's obviously without his rifle. Looking at the wound in Cooper's abdomen, just missing the strap of his harness and above both his pistol's holster and the machete, it looks as though he would've been unable to reach those two weapons if he were in the Spinosaurus' teeth or hands, leaving anything that may have already been in his hands if he were put in such a position. Going back to the last two gunshots fired, you can hear a more pained or annoyed roar immediately afterward. Taking into account that Cooper, the marksman with the M82A2, was the man on point in front of Nash and Udesky, fired two shots after Nash or Udesky, and then fired two more shots with the same weapon in between roars, I'd say he was very much in immediate danger and managed to save himself, only briefly, with his rifle. There's a number of ways this could've happened, here's the scenario in my head: The Spinosaurus, despite its size, is a very stealthy dinosaur. Leading Nash and Udesky as they set up a perimeter, Cooper fails to notice the dinosaur and walks into close proximity with the other two not too far behind. The party only manages to notice the Spinosaurus as it bears down on them, probably staring dumb-struck until the initial roar. With Cooper standing in the way, Nash or Udesky can only fire two shots at the creature without tagging their marksman and he follows suit, probably missing both of his shots out of panic whilst turning to run with the others. A moment passes as Cooper is lagging behind, the weight of his rifle slowing him down and making it harder for him to navigate through the brush. The Spinosaurus only just manages to grab Cooper with its mouth, similar to how it grabs and pulls Nash out of the plane crash a few scenes later, hoping to drop Cooper on the ground and either gain a better biting angle or play with its food, again, much like it would later do to Nash. Cooper, still holding onto his rifle, quickly and desperately fires off two more shots that either scare or wound the Spinosaurus and he is free from its clutches. With maybe only one round left in the weapon, he decides to drop the rifle or it is somehow lost as he escapes the Spinosaurus after firing the last two shots. Hearing the plane engines in the distance, he quickly decides to intercept by emerging further down the runway in hopes that Nash and Udesky will stop to avoid running him over, more concerned about getting off the island at this point than the pursuing dinosaur. On the verge of tears from nearly dying, he almost breaks down into crying as he hopes the others will save him. Unfortunately, he notices too late that the Spinosaurus has caught up with him and barely manages a step to the side and a shriek of the word, "No," before its jaws clamp down on him.
@@markjames8603 Hardly. Only way to cleanse the island is a volcanic eruption or large-scale carpet bombing, followed by teams on the ground cleaning up what rolling thunder missed. Do you remember the Emu War? Imagine that but much worse. The most I could hope to do is hunt a single animal and try to reach a designated extraction after I've bagged my game or wasted half my ammo.
You've also gotta remember that they're not really hardened mercs, they're just random guys with some weapons who took the job. Udesky confirms this when they're walking to the visitor's center. But regarding Cooper's unexplained wound, I'm not gonna think too hard on it, as the writer's barely gave a crap to show us the initial attack, instead opting to rushed and get our heroes stranded on the island as soon as possible. And I do have to agree with you about feeling bad for Cooper, too. Poor guy bought them some time to get away, and they just leave him behind? That's pretty harsh!!
Cooper was the only real merc to me if u notice u hear a shot the roar the 2 other "mercs" running out of the forest and then 3 more shots he was the only one shooting at it
They might not but it was supposed to be in fallen Kingdom instead of the carnotaurus so in the Carno scene it was supposed to be the spino and trex roaring at each other while running from the volcano smoke which means it was supposed to be in jurassic world 3
@@XenomorphLV426 Nah, In a real fight between a Rex and a Spino, if the Rex got a proper bite on the Spino's neck like Bull did in JP3 that would have left the Spino with fatal neck injuries. T-Rex's 10 ton bite force would pulverize all the arteries in the Spino's neck.
I feel like it’s safe to say that all 3 men had a flight reaction instead of fight reaction. My assumption is that 2 ran one way and Cooper ran the other. Probably away from the plane which could be how he magically ended up so far down the run way. That’s still a continuity error for me though because he was entirely too far up there by the time they heard the first ROAR and Cooper running out the woods. But still, I say they all saw the Spino, 2 ran towards the plane while Cooper ran away from the plane. The Spino went after Cooper and maybe grabbed him slightly with his claws and that’s when Cooper started THEN shooting at it which made the Spino drop him and that’s how Cooper was able to run out of the woods. That’s my theory.
So, the Spino "slightly" grabbed Cooper, allowing him to escape in the way that he did? That's like saying that anyone picked up by the Indominus Rex lived to tell about it.
Monster Hanna could have ran inbetween two tightly together trees at the last minute and the Spino was only able to reach his arm through. I mean that’s what happened later when the cast ran into the woods after fleeing the plane and the Spino couldn’t get past the big trees.
I've always been torn. When i was younger i didnt really care for Cooper because he hit Alan but obviously when i grew and started looking at things closer i instantly liked him just for when Alan says 'Thats Cooper" and the way he says it. The 2 others were bad for leaving Cooper behind but i also think they made the smart move 😂 I think i'm in a small group of people when i say Jurassic Park 3 is probably my favourite and mainly because of this scene on the island.
Something that JUST struck me!!! They knew exactly where a MAJOR weapon was! Cooper dropped his massive gun as he ran from the spino, and they were really pretty close still. They definitely should’ve made the definitely less-than-a-mile walk back to where they landed, to collect them. Even if he dropped it cause it DID get damaged, they didn’t know that! He definitely could have just dropped it out of panic in order to flee, cause they would have slowed him way down, or cause he was wounded and couldn’t carry it. They had to assume there was a strong possibility it was still working!
I love to see him back and be well experience or something, maybe have connections with the DPG or something, Billy and the Kirby's, maybe Eric ends up working with Billy or something while Billy gets PTSD from his encounter and his opinions of dinosaurs changed him, the same with Nick Van Owen, Lex and Tim probably a lot older and run their own business and trying to fight against Ingen and Biosyn as well as other rival companies, not sure about Rolland through, mention him off screen because the actor died few years ago, maybe bring them back at some point maybe the next trilogy, spin off movies, tv series, comics, cartoon series or such, but who knows tbh
"Everyone else jumped on the plane, and got out of there." Yeah, "got out of there", that's how I remembered it, they got out of there plus one minor sightseeing detour.
As a young kid, I was totally in schock of the first introduction of the Spino in the Jurassic Park lore, and I was at the edge of my seat when it first roared at that scene. Also kinda felt bad for Cooper even for a mercenary, he was still human even at the very end. Plus didn't felt sorry for Udesky and Nash. Their death scene for me was funny as a young kid 😈😂
When a creature of this size bumps up to you, claw or feet, there would be a bigger wound i imagine... What's the chance that the wounds are made from flora, out of fear he might have bumped into some snapped tree branches or a tree might have even fallen onto him when it was slammed down by the spino.
Exactly.. we dont have to overthink this. It's the Best answer .. running in a jungle while u are in panic and chased you can easily wreck yourself simply with the rough surface
I like how this entire scene was a wake up call for the Kirby's about how in over their heads they were going to this island, even to save their son; the professional mercenary team packing anti-tank weaponry that they hired are wiped out by a single dinosaur almost ten minutes after they land on the island.
I had always assumed that the mercenaries agreed to get everyone up in the air while Cooper handled the dinosaur. I.E. it was planned, but cooper thought he could handle it when he cant (not that I understand how the hell he missed that dinosaur)
Speculatively 3 ways: 1 -( Those large claws'll be efficient enough to tore the skin; maybe even bones 2-( Maybe it scooped up the merchenary with Its mouth and throw him around; similiar to 'death game' of orcas; and leopard seals 3-( The gun overloaded and shattered; heavily injured him
@@dylangatin7548 This! Lmao all these kids coming up/w these insane, far reaching, and stupid ideas when it was most likely as simple as him tripping and falling down a hill in the jungle or something.
I thought he stayed back so the other two could get the kribys and co out of harm's way. And when he's asking them to stop he's just regretting his sacrifice.
I always thought (before the reveals with the Jurassic World marketing) that there were 2 Spinosaurus there. Cooper's souped up gun managed to kill one of them, angering the second one into hunting him down. I also used this as an explanation why Jason (the main Spinosaurus) was more of a slasher than an actual dinosaur: it wanted to hunt down those responsible for the death of its mate.
There were 3 actually cooper was injured by the baby and killed it so dad went after them killing cooper and was severely injured by the plane so it really didnt come around the 3rd one is the main one we get to see as it was already under the tree when they "crash landed" if u notice the one hit by the plane was smaller then the one hunting them down the while time
Interesting. For the longest as a kid I was always under the impression that he'd broken his arm firing one of those high powered rifles at the dinosaur in a panic and broken his arm by shooting it without properly bracing himself. I remember my dad and grandfather both telling me you could break your collar bone or dislocate your shoulder firing a rifle improperly. But now that I think about it, you have a better theory as mine would really explain the blood and other wound. Seeing as how Udeski wasn't even a mercenary, can you really blame him at least?
Unlike the T-Rex, the Spinosaurus as long arms and used them. I always thought the Spino picked Cooper up in its hand while Cooper was still holding the gun and the gun shots we hear are from Cooper blasting the Spino at close range when it was about to devour him. Cooper was dropped and the wounds we see are from the Spino’s claws while being lifted off the ground. It would also explain why his gun was missing since it was also dropped and Cooper decided to run instead of stalling to grab it. The Spino also almost picked up Amanda out of the cage in the river towards the end of the movie.
Here's another question: How come Cooper was so far away from the others? He's far enough down the runway that the plane has reached take-off speed by the time it reaches him. If he went so far away from the others, then he couldn't possibly have expected to get back-up.
I always assumed the Spino grab him by his arm, and then the gun shots we hear in the jungle are how he broke free and he ran out of ammo so he just dropped it (I never noticed the torso injuries till now)
Everybody: how did cooper get injured but not killed initially?. Me: how did cooper and the spino come out from the right side of the jungle when we heard the spino roar and saw Nash and his buddy come out from the left side of the jungle?
"This is how you kill dinosaurs?
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"No, this is how you cause a plane crash."
Pin Worthy.
Edit: Told ya.
The pin worthy comment got a pin well done
I actually got something better:
Cooper: So what's the next part of your masterplan?
Spinosaurus: Crashing that plane.
"No one cared who I was till I snapped someone's neck."
@joshua ashley Why?
“Cooper is a professional, he can handle himself”
Spinosaurus 45 seconds later: lunch time
Praise The Sun woah woah woah 😂😂😂
*dies soon after. 😂
Praise The Sun Holy shit. 😂
To be continued
Lex: He left us!
Cooper: They left me!
Kaleb Harris spino: but thats not what im gonna do....
@Kaleb Harris best comment on the video, you win CZcams for the day. 👍
Awesome😂😂 sad..... But awesome comment😂
@@thedarkestnight9600 but yes screw cooper.
Atahualpa Inca yeah
Cooper: telling the plane to stop
Spinosaurus: hey, *t h a t ’ s c o o p e r!*
Haha! I love how Grant says that so caringly even after cooper knocked his as out. Grant is a good dude ✊🏽
Nom
Why would cooper just stand there? There’s no way the plane would stop. Just go hide
Spinosaurus: How thoughtful, they left an appetizer for me.
Paul Kirby : *pulls Cooper’s bones out of the Spino poop*
Alan : « tHat’S cOoPeR !!! »
In a deleted scene and the director's commentary it is told that Cooper actually was injured by an infant Spinosaurus, who was then shot by him right beside it's nest and drawing "Big Momma" towards the group.
This not only explains Coopers injury, but also why the Spinosaurus was dead set on a killing spree against the group, pursuing them the whole movie.
Sadly the scene, explaining so much of the story, was cut from the movie because the director's thought it (and a couple others) would make it "too long" - do keep in mind however that Jurassic Park 3 was the shortest of all movies in the franchise so far.
I really want to see longer directors cuts of all the movies. We hear about so many deleted scenes that would be so cool and add so much to the story.
This can't be true. It is said that this Spino is the ONLY one of his kind.
The dinos in the movies have frog DNA, which means some frogs can switch genders and reproduce without a male. The same thing goes to the dinos in the JP movies.
that would have explained so much
I think you misunderstood, some of the dinosaurs switched genders and mated with the females. Frogs can’t reproduce asexually as far as I know
I always felt quite sorry for him. To emerge from the trees screaming for help and seeing the plane taking off without him...🥺
Nol See yep. First its ooh ahh and then theres running and uhh screaming.....
Well...It TRIED to take off...😂
Want to know what made this scene worse for me when I was younger, Copper looks a lot like one of my uncles does so for a long time I thought that they left my uncle to die.
I agree; especially when he started crying.
for guy who established himself as a dominate badass up until that point, seeing him cry for his life made the terror of the Spinosaur that more real
Nash: You know I can't stop this plane!
Spinosaurus: Now this looks like a job for me!
😂
So every body, just follow me!
Spinozilla Saurian someone else made a joke saying Spino: “That mans about to get hit by a plane. I’ll save you.”
I think the spinosaurus would be a good lumber Jack. Because it's a natural saw. q:
@@RasseLTD cause we need a lil controversy
Hahaha Spineminem
Cooper's a professional, he can handle himself!
*Gets eaten by Spinosaurus*
Yes, we did see the movie too, that is what happens literally
Translation: Let’s get the fuck out of here
Well anybody would be eaten by a larger predator in an unknown territory nobody stepped foot on it.
Lol
Not really his fault tho...
Spinosaurus: *has a sail*
Plane: *and I took that personally*
I like to call the Spinosaurus. "Stalkersaurus." My fav scene in the whole movie? When they reunite at the fence. And the Spino is just standing there like "Sup?"
That dumb cellphone ringtone is playing through my head lmfao
@@richardfox3924 Digs in dinosaur poo
Yeah I love that scene. So epic
No Spino was like yeah very good but it is LUNCHTIME
Gurren lagann is a great anime
Cooper was one of those deaths in JP that made me feel sad. I mean the poor guy gets left behind to fight a spino on his own, and begins to weep that his friends are leaving him on an island of monsters, I would cry too.
Wings arisen?
@@sentianv7481 what does that mean?
@@AndreNitroX oh you had the same profile picture as a friend that was online last 9 years
@@sentianv7481 I see, hope you find your friend
I mean he died quickly
From the scene it looks like Cooper heads into the jungle further down the runway from the other two. So it's possible that the Spinosaurus (drawn to the sound of the megaphone) encountered Nash and Udesky first (first roar), Cooper saw this and started shooting from the flank (first set of shots), the Spinosaurus turned and charged Cooper, the other two used the opportunity to escape, then Cooper engaged with the Spinosaurus (second roar and set of shots) and was injured here.
o7
good theory. Also, Cooper has a Barrett, while the other 2 have smaller caliber weapons (Udesky looks to be carrying an Steyr Aug, not sure what 5.56 is gonna do to a spino/rex besides piss it off), they probably can't hurt the Spino even if they want to. And Udesky is NOT a merc, he's a pilot/booking agent, making him panicking be a lot more understandable.
Going to an island full of dinosaurs, I would at least bring a grenade launcher or RPG's
@@wokejoke2675 : Yes these guys are a huge bande of amators ...
@@wokejoke2675 yeah old mate with the Steyr, not sure I would have that as my primary, good for the little one's maybe but aren't to many of them, I'd be having nothing short of safari caliber rifle or a 50 BMG lol, reminds me in Jurassic world where the Asset team trying to hit the indo rex with a 12 gauge, fuck that where's the 700 Nitro 😂
I was sleeping, when he came into my territory, and he shot me, so i clawed him.
Jurassic Park 3 spinosaurus Self defense. Fair enough
Have you ever had an encounter with the Sorna Raptor tribe?
Did you think you would win if you ever had to fight the I rex?
Just wondering
@@tominator8622 Rather not
@@whitemonoblos3605 Maybe in water
I always crack up hearing Grant say “it’s Cooper!” It’s such an obvious thing to point out, and no one responds because they’re all thinking “yeah, we’re not stopping for Cooper.”
"that's Cooper"
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought it was messed up that Cooper was left behind. I remember watching this movie as a kid and when I saw Cooper run out telling them to stop, I felt so bad for him. I actually started crying. My dad had to pause it to tell me it was just a movie lol
I did the same thing when I was a kid. Like my heart broke for him. My grandma had to tell me it was a movie and the guy was fine.
@Push pull &strive It seems having compassion is a weak trait in your eyes, guess you're a psycopath since they don't feel compassion.
@Push pull &strive shush
So having cooper, the pilot and copilot die leaving several unarmed non-combatants who do not know how to operate a plane with a spinosaur that may or may not die from being riddled with bullets, mind you one the mercenaries had a steyer aug A1 which is chambered for 5.56x45mm rounds, is a good idea, right.
I feel that it still disturbs me to this day he and Eddie from lost world had the most tragic deaths IMO I mean imagine you’re wounded running for your life it’s possible as far as you know that your partners abandoned you you’ve lost your gun or discarded it’s bc it’s slowing you down you finally make it out to see that everyone has already gotten on the plane and is fucking leaving at least Dr Grant gave a shit
I feel bad that Dr. Grant was yelling "that's Cooper! STOP the plane" and it was even after he got knocked out by him.
yeah, Doctor Grant was a good person.
@@vipahxxx7640 is
he thankfully survived
It wasn't the Spinosaurus that wound him, it was a Raptor, and there's even script details that would shown this scene. It was deleted.
Shaine White idk maybe
That would make sense, being attacked by a lone raptor that then left when it sensed the spino neaby or was killed by it.
I think you are talking about Udeski scene.
@@lynx-fernandogonzalez1571 No-- we saw Udeski.
@@Pastamist But Udeski is the one with the cut scene figthing the raptors with a log, even Klayton talked about it in other video.
I always feel bad for him. The look on his face is so sad. I can only imagine how it would feel to be abandoned to my death like that..
Looks like fear to me
Yessir
@Steve Nichols You know something thats also funny? Cooper from JP3 and the lawyer from JP1 were both stars in Miami Vice...coincidence?? I don't think so...
@Steve Nichols simp
I fucking hate Mr. U for leaving him! Mr. U could've waited long enough for Cooper to get on!
I’ve always imagined that when Cooper shot the Spinosaurus, it hit him with it’s tail causing his body to get punctured by some scrubbery
Same here
With the tail impact breaking his arm in the process
@@legendarygrimlock4471 I always thought that it was a raptor attack,and then the spino heard and ate a raptor causing them to all run including cooper and well you know what happened next
@@legendarygrimlock4471 also he is limping so he might have fell
@@syfekyle7666 nah the raptors on that section of the island are way too dangerous I can't see even Cooper surviving them
@@legendarygrimlock4471 maybe it was a single raptor? Or a different weaker tribe/pack of raptors?
I always had 2 theories to this.
1. Cooper told them to leave and to come back for him. Underestimating the spino, once he got a full hit in it provoked spino and it lashed out, injuring him. He realized how vicious the animal was and ran for it. Nash didn't stop because he wanted to secure the passengers and maybe his pay and was willing to leave cooper should things go south.
2. Cooper seemed like he wasn't afraid to do any dirty work as he knocked out Grant without a second though. It almost seemed like he had some kind of personal agenda. He seemed like the proud hunter type so while he was scouting the area, the three spotted the Spino, and Cooper wanted to kill it. Seeing how there were three of them and only one dino, he saw it as an easy kill. Nash and Deski thought the plan was insane and left Cooper to do it alone. Rather than run, Cooper wanted bragging rights and engages the Spino, to his own regret. Nash didn't want to stop because again, his pay and passengers. Seeing cooper, nash thinks to himself, you did this to yourself and left him to die.
I think Nash not stopping the plane had more to do with the fact that it would basically seal everyone's doom, and maybe going along with one of your theories that he had made his own decision to try and bring it down, so why risk everyone to save you now, ya know like hey it was your choice you're on your own
*Cooper gets abandoned*
Cooper: Real funny guys.... real damn funny
@joshua ashley “Abandoned” means “Left behind”.
Cooper: 🗿
Cooper: GUYS IM NOT A- *gets eaten*
I think Cooper's wounds in the final cut are actually more likely to be environmentally-based. Say he slipped down a slope like in The Lost World and lost his gun. Also, given how big the gun was that he took into the jungle, it's likely that he abandoned it due to how heavy it looked. A BAD fall may also be the reason why he has a lot of those injuries in the first place. As for the mercenaries, I feel it's a JP standard trope to have bad guys who get a death that goes beyond karma and makes you feel sorry for their fate despite how terrible they are. Except the BioSyn guy in The Lost World novel, he deserved that one.
No, they were actually inflicted by velociraptor Sornaia ingenias (as I call them). It was in a cut scene.
@@Oceanrex where do you get that from?
@@cristiannoguera4311 It was from a director's cut it my memory serves me right.
Who was the novel guy and what happened to him?
@@dinorex3464 I believe he's talking about Dodgson.
No ONE is noticing that Cooper is dragging one of his feet as he runs out to the Runway,
his ankle is broken or his Achilles tendon has been severed
It was because he was attacked by a Sornian velociraptor. It must have sliced his leg to slow him down. Sadly for the dumbass velociraptor, Cooper blasted a cap in it which killed it.
@@Oceanrex um, where are you getting this random tidbit from? He was attacked by a Sorna raptor like, a millisecond before the spino appeared? Sure.
@@rev0568 was a deleted scene. Cooper was supposed to run into a pack of raptors before Mr. Sailback showed up.
Dunno what the fuck an achilles tendon is but he probably just tripped from a good height.
Or the genius moon runed name man solved the case
Klayton Fioriti in every vid he makes: I dont need sleep i need answers
I always favored the theory that Cooper told the others to run while he acted as a distraction. But the spino slashed at him and removed his weapon.
Realizing just how much danger he was in, he bolted and tried to get the plane to stop. Ironically, if he managed to put a good distance between the spino to stand still on the runway for 30 seconds or so, he could have run into the jungle on the other side and survived far longer than he did in the movie.
Yeah but the plane would have just hit the spino which might put its attention on the plane instead of continue to chase cooper which would have ended in a worse wreck
If it slashed him he woulda died right then Even if it raised him he's still gonna go flying
Nash, Cooper, Udskey: We are professionals, We can handle anything.
Spinosaurus: I'm about to end these boys entire Career.
Reid Horne Udesky is not even mercenary, as it eventually turned out. He had no experience
God what an unoriginal comment 😒
@@ericwest881 god, what a negative person on the internet that didn't need to even comment
Spinosaurus: *am I a joke to you?*
I get it because the spino was too much for them to handle haha
This things jaw strength was incredible, so Cooper probably only felt a millisecond of pain before everything went dark. At least he went out quick and almost painlessly instead of dying to a raptor
atleast it was instant
Despite me being late, again, I’ll throw my 2 cents into why I think cooper got left. Now when we hear the shots fired we hear 4 shots from smaller arms and 2 large caliber shots from what can only be coopers high explosive barret. From this I take that Udesky and Nash both shot a total of 2 shots at the spinosaurus but they quickly realized that their rifle did nothing to the spino. This prompted cooper to shoot the spino twice with his rifle while Nash and udesky shoot the thing 2 more times to back him up. I can only assume that Nash and Udesky both realized that their only hope was fleeing but cooper still stayed to attempt to take the spino down with his already large caliber explosive rounds since it was his best chance. It’s pretty obvious that his efforts were in vain as the spinosaurus already got to him before he could unload anymore rounds and cooper was forced to retreat with his injuries which is when he got to the runway defenseless and injured to meet his swift death.
Adrenaline is a helluva thing when you're injured, and it's plausible that he was able to fire the gun with one arm, but it's a bit difficult to reload with only one arm.
Pretty sure he was holding a .50 cal. He ain't Arnold or Stallone, so I don't think that's happening.
He would either have been prone shooting the weapon or he would be leaning it against to support its weight while firing it.
There is no way in hell Cooper would be firing that thing one handed. That is a bullpup variant of the Barrett M82. It fires a .50 BMG round (or if you go by the incorrect description given by Cooper himself of it being a 20mm), it would have way to much kick for Cooper to handle. Especially if you take his injures into account. Now maybe if he was laying prone while firing it, then he could fire it no problem with one hand (though not very accurate without the other hand as support.) But who in their right mind would lay down to fire their weapon when you have a dinosaur as big as the Spinosaurus chasing you.
@@jjdg88 you can rechamber a weapon you know. other than that you are correct
@@sarcasticcatfish1174 Yes, you can rechamber a weapon. But the Barrett M82, no matter what variant you are using, cannot be rechambered for a 20mm round. It can be chambered for the .416 Barrett, but that is no where near the size of a 20mm. Plus the .416 was released in 2005, 4 years after the movie. If you look at the size difference between a 20mm and .50 BMG, you can also see that the barrel is way to small in diameter to accept a 20mm round let alone use a magazine that small to feed the weapon. By all means if you can find factual evidence online and provide a link that proves me wrong, then I will emit to my mistake. Until then I stand by my comment.
"Screaming for her lost lover and son"
Wait was there a subplot I missed on?!
Who was the goddamn love!?
The “couple” was divorced. Her son was on vacation with her current (deceased) boyfriend when he disappeared. They went to the island to find their son, but her boyfriend, as well.
Lol yeah. That caught me off guard for a second as well. Did a double take 🤣
A recurring thing? Lex and Tim's parents file for divorce in JP. Ian had several failed marriages. JW had the boys' parents on the brink of signing the papers.
Sweet Home Alabama
When the essay has 10000 words minimum - "when the blood that had been removed from his person".
I don't normally feel too bad for movie characters cuz I know that it's just a movie but I always felt the most sorry for Cooper. Seeing him badly injured, crying and saying "stop please" before getting killed. He pulled off that scene really well and it actually seemed like he was actually injured and pleading for them to stop the plane.
This always puzzled me because there's no way the spinosaurus would have injured him without killing him if it would have slashed him he certainly would have died and if it bit him he most likely would have died as well so thanks for the information
I always assumed he got knocked back by the spinos snout and got cut up by the fall and broke his arm or was in a tree shooting at him and got knocked out of it and broke his arm and cut himself up
Steel 74 maybe he fell on thorns
Dylan Burgos Here’s a bit of trivia, Jurassic Park 3 was written by the same guy who wrote the movie Erogon.
@@prehistorichero2755 Really I had no idea thanks for the information
Didn't the spino gash Mrs. Kirby later in the movie? or is she cut by something else during the fight?
I’d say he got kicked.
It’s strong enough to have sent him flying a good distance, ample time to drop the gun, get up and run while it’s attention was obviously scattered with so many humans running around.
Picture this:
As the group trekked into the far denser and humid atmosphere of the jungle, Nash slowly began to lose his nerve as Udesky kept muttering about sharp fanged monsters.
They hadn’t even gone far, so there should be little to no chance of running into anything at all- let alone big.
Cooper was no better as their chatter was certainly no help in listening for anything that may be close-
He gave pause as he heard a series of snaps and sharply told the others to shut up.
There was a brief silence, Amanda’s calls over the megaphone the only thing truly audible- the forest had otherwise gone still.
Just as he was about to tell them to turn back, he noticed a tree shift just to the right of him- right in front of Udesky and Nash.
A quick glance up sent his pulse through the roof as he looked up to see what the leg was connected to. Whatever it was, it had fangs- and it was looking up towards the sound of the woman. And Nash was just about to walk right into it.
Pulling his gun up he opened fire, his call to scatter drowned out by his shots in an attempt to startle the animal.
Everything was chaos. Udesky and Nash bolted in different directions back towards the plane as Cooper continued to fire, continued to try and get lucky and somehow scare it off-
The wind was knocked out of him when It suddenly turned straight in his direction, its stride as it rotated snapping in all directions as it caught brief glimpses of its fleeing prey came directly into his middle, snapping bone and punching grievous wounds into his body.
It all happened so fast. So quickly that Cooper scarcely even realized he was so badly injured. He struggled to his feet, groping for his gun.
Panic began to take hold as he realized he’d dropped it. Dropped it somewhere between him and the monster that was still there, still searching.
He began to scramble, tears fighting up as he realized he was alone- and had no weapon any more. He had to get back to the plane.
Praying he’d not been seen he ran, ran as fast as he could back towards the plane, the monsters bellowing fury ringing in his ears...
Not bad👍 Write a book.
Eduardo R-O LoL. Thank you ^^
Its comments like these that are the second half of the video... we get to throw our hats into the ring and entertain Klayton!
TAKE MY MONEY AND WRITE THIS AWESOME SCENE.
If this was a scene in a Jurassic park tv series or another movie I would definitely want to watch it.
I think its reasonable that Cooper took a swipe of the claw, the rifle took the brunt of the blow, saved his life, but he got knocked down, leg probably hit something pretty awkwardly(hence why he is dragging it). The spinasaur was probably like 'where' de go?' giving him time to leggit before it heard the engine of the plane gearing up again.
"...her lost lover and son"
Always knew there was something weird about their relationship.
Can you explain? I dont get ir
@@cyberquasar2267 The way it was said sounded like her son was her lover.
@@Holmesy87 wow I had not noticed. Thank you
@@Holmesy87 not really
@@disgustedcharlie6679 Way to necro bro, go outside
I had always thought his arm had been mangled by something smaller, like the Raptors. A seven ton spinosaurus doesnt seem likely to be able to injure such a precise part of a human body, simply due to its huge size.
@joshua ashley The novel version of Robert Muldoon.
Another possibility is that the Spino may have already had Cooper in its Jaws and the noise from the Anti-Aircraft rifle was what saved him for a few minutes.
@@paolopasaol9700 I always wondered why he didnt just shoot the Spinosaurus with that Anti-Material Rifle to begin with. Everyone saw what happened to the plane when they test fired it. Would have ended the Spinosaurus right then and there.
@@ATRexNamedBull I can imagine an Indominus Camouflage situation where Udesky and Nash notice the Spino behind Cooper. They run but Spino manages to catch up ti Cooper. He manages to fire his Anti-Aircraft rifle, surprising the Spino and buying him some time.
Remember The Lost World novel? The guys stealing eggs? Not saying Cooper can outrun a Spino but still.
From when I saw Cooper running with an injured arm through the jungle, I just thought the Spino grabbed him by the arm and accidentally or for some accidental reason dropped him. If I were to look back, I'd say after Cooper fired the gunshots, the Spino grabbed him by the arm similarly to how Spino later grabbed Nash by the leg and dropped him into the pond and how Buck grabbed Eddie by the leg.
JParkL0v3r also notice the machete is covered in blood. Maybe there was friendly fire on himself LOL jk
I had kinda thought the same. Maybe the thing picked Cooper up and he fired at it, the noise of the gun shots scared the dino initially, Cooper is dropped, loses his gun and runs for it.
But as someone said above, being ambushed by a raptor that is later scared off by the Spino also makes sense.
But how could a Spinosaurus "accidentally" drop someone? I know Nash fell from his mouth--although he could've slipped--but with Cooper in general, he was actually killed the second time.
Eddie still died and he was only briefly out of a mouth before having his split personality.
Kamen Rider Gumo This theory makes a little more sense, except for the gunshots. I don't entirely believe that Cooper could shoot at the Spino, the Spino roars, and Cooper fires again; within a few seconds. Maybe the Spino was just a surprise and who knows, maybe they're actually was a Raptor but until we get confirmation, it's just speculation.
Cooper:did not deserve
Udesky:at least he waited for a bit so his death was a bit to brutal
Nash:ya he kinda deserved it
Grant showed more concern for Cooper than the others did, and keep in mind that Cooper knocked him out.
The parents in this movie were the worst. Tricking Dr. Grant into going back to the island and then constantly freaking out and whining about every little thing, as if the plan was to land, find their son in two minutes, and be on their merry way. The heck did they expect would happen? Hell, even mom using the bullhorn when they land. Seriously? I’m surprised those two survived.
TigerLily who would disagree with that? 😂😂😂
They werent that bad. To be honest imo. Billy is the weakest character.
At least they're better than the parents from Home Alone.
Change my mind.
I can't
TheDarkestNight yeah. Billy was an idiot
Coopers death honestly made him my favorite character as a kid lol
@John Thomas Bruh
Yeah, same lol. So much that i thought the guy in the helicopter at the end was Cooper as a kid hahah.
I’m personally a
Billy!!!!
@joshua ashley More like the spino is playing with him, like a cat plays with a mice.
My theory:
1: They run in the jungle.
2: They don`t notice the spino. (The spino is prob eating or drinking)
3: They bump into the spinosaurus.
4: They spinosaurus roars.
5: They notice the spino and Cooper says he will hold they spino while they run.
6: Cooper shoots the spino to make sure it is focused on him.
7: The spino claws at his gun. (Because of the size of the claw it can explain how the spino gives him the injuries in one hir:
8: Cooper loses his weapon.
9: Cooper runs out the jungle.
10: Cooper waves at the plane while telling it to leave.
11: It doesn`t go so well...
i think 5 should be more like Cooper telling them to get the plane ready to take off and wait fore him if possible
Point 11. Is it bad that I laughed a bit?
It was actually an attack by a Sornian velociraptor.
Cooper is probably just a fella from the pub who reputedly had some big guns.
Lesson here is don't brag down the pub about what a bad-ass you are, cos you'll probably get eaten by a dinosaur!!
@@mavenxox9583 no it is not bad that you laughed. I laughed myself😁
I had always assumed that they stumbled across the spinosaurus and 2 of them freaked and ran and Cooper had it between himself and the plane. Then he started firing hoping to scare it off and it went for some sort of tail whip or claw swipe but didn't hit him. Instead it was branches or trees that hit him, knocking him flying which caused him to drop the rifle.
udeski and nash got theirs shortly after, so leaving the man to his fate was paid for
Nothing could have stopped that plane safely
@@saintniccage2818 they ran as soon as they saw the spino, leaving Cooper to defend himself alone, that came to bite them later. Quite literally too
@@itstheamazingnate2364 and??? They are have a go mercenaries, not well trained disciplined soldiers.
@@saintniccage2818 yeah but that man was their friend as well. You see them shooting planes together earlier in the movie, they left him behind and karma came back for them
@@itstheamazingnate2364 your getting it anyway lol
Then again Udesky wasn’t really a mercenary just a booking agent so his freak out probably more believable.
What if cooper was running through the brush so desperately trying to get away that he clipped himself on some jagged branches and such.
Here’s my take: the 3 men encountered the spino in the woods. 2/3 men had their immediate flight reflexes kick in, knowing they stood no chance. Cooper however chose fight… and we get to see the end result of his decision
*cooper appears*
Everyone else: So anyway I started accelerating the plane
*mercs enter jungle*
_two minutes later_
Ight imma head out
It makes sense that nash and udeski run away after they see the spino. We know that these guys are no real mercenaries. So they got feared quick and ran away without using their weapons.
So I guess cooper is a professional?
Yeah that explains why they hired three world class mercenaries lol
Udeski say later to sir kirby that he was no mercenarie. he said i never said i was.
@@ericcalicci8775 I mean shit he tried to do his job and put up a fight but idk about the others what kind of soldier leaves people behind even a merc
@@djaybrown4744 They were poor I'm sure those guys weren't world class lmao.
“Deserved their fates” is probably a bit harsh. I’m pretty sure if most of us were faced with an attacking Spinosaurus, people would try to save themselves lol
Nah they deserved it, nash and cooper had the big guns while Uedesky had an AUG, the full auto capability of that combined with the other 2 would have done some significant damage but Uedesky and nash bailed the fuck out leaving their injured comrade to become dino chow
@@benjamincastro6063 I hate Nash and Uedesky!
Funny story, a friend of mine worked at the Alien War experience in the Trocadero in London, lots of strangers packed into tiny corridors chased by a man dressed as a xenomorph! The man dressed as the alien had to stifle laughter as complete strangers pushed each other at the alien to get away🙄 Human nature!!
@@markjames8603 Thank you! This is the reality if people are faced with the unknown. Especially a creature as big as this. Also, I miss Trocadero, I remember playing Tekken 5 there as a young man.
@@markjames8603 Yup. Many people like to say that "They would never abandon someone like that", but in reality, 80% of those people don't know what they're talking about at all (because fight or flight is a thing), and second, most of them lack the kind of training necessary to overcome the urge to run like the characters here are forced to do.
Also, when dealing with an animal of that size, shot placement and caliber are very important. A .50BMG round will probably tear through any part of the body, but while it may blow a sizeable hole in a smaller animal (say, a Carnotaurus), or blow it half (a Utahraptor), against something the size and weight of a Tyrannosaur... it's merely a pin-prick to them. Yes, the round has a solid chance of causing significant internal injury, but adrenaline is going to overcome most possible injuries, and it will only succumb to that injury hours or days later. With a large caliber weapon, like the Barret shown, you'd need a head-shot, and given that that's the most heavily 'armored' part of the body for most large predators (as A: it's got some of the thickest bone structure and B: part of the biting power comes from the strength of the bones), you'd have to aim for weak points, which isn't going to be easy when you're fighting the urge to run away, and that also requires a bit of knowledge of the animals in question of exactly where the critical weak points are... the only two people who would know that in this scene... are back at the plane.
Basically, the three went in under-armed (rifle caliber isn't going to do anything against a large predator), under-equipped (seriously, set some freaking land-mines), under-trained (with at least one having zero training of any kind), under-disciplined, and as we find out later in the film.... under-funded.
A proper crew for that role (Search and Rescue in a hostile environment), would be about 5 guys. At least two of which would be equipped with either a heavy caliber weapon (like a Barret), a grenade launcher of some kind, or probably some form of rocket launcher. The rest would be using some form of 7.62 weapon, likely a G3 or FAL for the reliability and punch needed, and all of them would have a radio and a headset. They would also have a series of mines to make up for the lack of numbers, and depending on when such an event was happening, a small solar-powered UAV to increase their search area drastically. The actual movement of this team would not happen until they have an exact fix on the person being rescued (or recovered), and they would all move as a team covering all angles....
I think I'm over thinking now..
I always felt bad for cooper when I watched the movie cus he was so sad when the plain didn’t stop and he basically gave up when the plane got faster
I didn’t cry necessarily but when I saw his face up close when he whispered “please” or “stop” (I forgot which one it was) a small tear came from my eye
I love breaking down off-screen action like this. If you don't mind, I'd like to pitch in and give you my perspective. First and foremost, I'll begin with weapon analysis.
Cooper - He's obviously the team's marksman, as he equips himself with the, "Iron Horn 20mm," rifle, as described by the closed captions in an establishing scene prior to arrival on Isla Sorna. This weapon is actually a Barrett M82A2, the bullpup version of the M82A1, that fires a .50 BMG (12.7x99mm) round that is intended for engaging lightly-armored personnel and equipment at long ranges. According to Nash, though he incorrectly states the weapon fires 20mm rounds, the rounds themselves are high-explosive incendiaries, which are even more gnarly than standard .50 BMG against soft targets. While effective, the M82A2, and other anti-materiel rifles, are impractical in most engagement situations due to size and weight. Jumping ahead to Jurassic World, we see that Owen Grady and Barry Sembène use considerably smaller weapons that are utilized by big game hunters; a Marlin Model 1895SBL in .45-70 Government (11.6x54mm) and a four-inch barrel Smith & Wesson Model 500 in .500 S&W Magnum (12.7x41mm) respectively. .45-70 Government, like .600 and .700 Nitro Express rounds, are popular among big-game hunters in both the United States and in the wilds of Africa and .500 S&W Magnum is considered the most powerful, commercially-available sporting handgun cartridge in the world and may be used for handgun hunting as well as competition.
Nash - Though also armed with a shotgun, he only ever uses a Heckler & Koch SL8-1, which is H&K's civilian version of the far superior G36. This weapon is a semi-automatic rifle that fires 5.56x45mm NATO rounds or .223 Remington (5.7x45mm) without the requirement of changing parts (Vice-versa does not apply), much like how .38 Special can be fired from a weapon that's chambered in .357 Magnum (Vice-versa does not apply). Unless modified, the SL8-1 cannot take standard twenty and thirty-round G36 magazines but instead uses single-stack ten-round magazines. Nash is a complete pleb, as you can see that he has not modified his rifle to take standard magazines and has only added an optic to his weapon. Jumping back to Jurassic World, we see that InGen security operatives utilize a a variety of weapons in different calibers like 9x19mm, .45 ACP (11.43x23mm), 12 Gauge, and 5.56x45mm NATO, though most of their lethal weaponry is chambered in 7.62x51mm NATO. I'm going to go out on a limb and speculate that InGen has designated 7.62x51mm NATO to be their best suited ammunition, or at least the bare minimum, for dealing with larger sized dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus/Indominus and that all smaller cartridges are considered efficient against small to medium sized dinosaurs like Velociraptor/Deinonychus. This factors in the larger availability of NATO and pistol/sub-gun cartridges and the fact that InGen security being armed solely with hunting/competition weaponry would be impractical for personnel and a logistical nightmare.
Udesky - Though it also uses 5.56x45mm NATO, the Steyr AUG is more capable than Nash's SL8-1 due to fully-automatic firing capability, an ergonomic design unhampered by compliance with government (Primarily American) mandates for the civilian market, an integrated 1.5x integrated sight with emergency iron sights atop the optic for backup, and a comfortable forty-two round magazine capacity. A real shame that this weapon, like the others, had been lost during the events of the plane crash, as Udesky can be seen angrily discarding this weapon after noticing the Spinosaurus attack bent the barrel and rendered it useless. During the events of Jurassic Park: 3, this weapon would've proved indispensable in many of the scenes involving the pursuing raptors due to its capabilities in medium-range and CQB (Close-Quarters Battle), to the point that Udesky may have even lived long enough to be rescued alongside Dr. Grant, Billy, and the Kirby family. Wouldn't have done much against the Spinosaurus by the logic established in The Lost World that large dinosaurs are impervious to 5.56x45mm NATO, but it certainly wasn't a bad choice of weapon for most everything else encountered. You can see Udesky in the background clumsily attempt to draw an H&K USP from a holster on his vest at some point during the Tyrannosaurus encounter, but he drops it in fear and it is presumably destroyed.
Now, into the shit.
Kirby asks, "What was that," in response to the initial roar. Just after billy suggests a Tyrannosaurus, you can faintly hear two gunshots fire off in quick succession. Whilst Dr. Grant says, "I don't think so, sounds bigger," you can hear two more gunshots fire off slightly slower. Taking volume, pitch, and speed into account, this immediately suggests to me that either Nash or Udesky fired first, then Cooper. After the second roar, we hear two more gunshots that sound similar to the ones heard previously, confirming that Cooper did indeed fire second. Taking into account the rate of fire and both the size and power of an M82A2, he's either very strong to handle the recoil, desperate enough not to care about his shoulder, or in a position in which recoil is irrelevant. When he is seen running through the brush and onto the runway, he's obviously without his rifle. Looking at the wound in Cooper's abdomen, just missing the strap of his harness and above both his pistol's holster and the machete, it looks as though he would've been unable to reach those two weapons if he were in the Spinosaurus' teeth or hands, leaving anything that may have already been in his hands if he were put in such a position.
Going back to the last two gunshots fired, you can hear a more pained or annoyed roar immediately afterward. Taking into account that Cooper, the marksman with the M82A2, was the man on point in front of Nash and Udesky, fired two shots after Nash or Udesky, and then fired two more shots with the same weapon in between roars, I'd say he was very much in immediate danger and managed to save himself, only briefly, with his rifle. There's a number of ways this could've happened, here's the scenario in my head:
The Spinosaurus, despite its size, is a very stealthy dinosaur. Leading Nash and Udesky as they set up a perimeter, Cooper fails to notice the dinosaur and walks into close proximity with the other two not too far behind. The party only manages to notice the Spinosaurus as it bears down on them, probably staring dumb-struck until the initial roar. With Cooper standing in the way, Nash or Udesky can only fire two shots at the creature without tagging their marksman and he follows suit, probably missing both of his shots out of panic whilst turning to run with the others. A moment passes as Cooper is lagging behind, the weight of his rifle slowing him down and making it harder for him to navigate through the brush. The Spinosaurus only just manages to grab Cooper with its mouth, similar to how it grabs and pulls Nash out of the plane crash a few scenes later, hoping to drop Cooper on the ground and either gain a better biting angle or play with its food, again, much like it would later do to Nash. Cooper, still holding onto his rifle, quickly and desperately fires off two more shots that either scare or wound the Spinosaurus and he is free from its clutches. With maybe only one round left in the weapon, he decides to drop the rifle or it is somehow lost as he escapes the Spinosaurus after firing the last two shots. Hearing the plane engines in the distance, he quickly decides to intercept by emerging further down the runway in hopes that Nash and Udesky will stop to avoid running him over, more concerned about getting off the island at this point than the pursuing dinosaur. On the verge of tears from nearly dying, he almost breaks down into crying as he hopes the others will save him. Unfortunately, he notices too late that the Spinosaurus has caught up with him and barely manages a step to the side and a shriek of the word, "No," before its jaws clamp down on him.
They should have taken you to that island! All dinosaurs extinct!!!
@@markjames8603 Hardly. Only way to cleanse the island is a volcanic eruption or large-scale carpet bombing, followed by teams on the ground cleaning up what rolling thunder missed. Do you remember the Emu War? Imagine that but much worse.
The most I could hope to do is hunt a single animal and try to reach a designated extraction after I've bagged my game or wasted half my ammo.
I just assumed he tripped on some rocks while running away
Those mercs took the term "I don't have to be fast, just faster than you" too literally in this situation
Who wouldn't though anybody would run in that moment if anything it's a bad idea to try and fight the thing with guns
I thought he was going to say they shot Cooper like so the spino could get distracted as they escaped lol
He probably fell on a rock running from it or was scratched by the spino
A small human in thick vegetation could avoid a direct hit by maneuvering through trees and branches just in the nick of time.
I always enjoyed copper as a character, who else did
He was so....a guy. 😂
He was in the movie for like a minute lmao
Certainly felt sorry for him.
I always thought he was kind of a cocky douche, especially since he just knocked Grant unconscious
I did.
You've also gotta remember that they're not really hardened mercs, they're just random guys with some weapons who took the job. Udesky confirms this when they're walking to the visitor's center.
But regarding Cooper's unexplained wound, I'm not gonna think too hard on it, as the writer's barely gave a crap to show us the initial attack, instead opting to rushed and get our heroes stranded on the island as soon as possible.
And I do have to agree with you about feeling bad for Cooper, too. Poor guy bought them some time to get away, and they just leave him behind? That's pretty harsh!!
Cooper was the only real merc to me if u notice u hear a shot the roar the 2 other "mercs" running out of the forest and then 3 more shots he was the only one shooting at it
Didn’t some mention that he may of killed a young spinosaurs and after that is why this one attached and pursued them for so long
Hopefully they bring back Spinosaurus in Jurassic World 3
Forget the I-Rex, the Spinosaurus is the real untame-able nightmare.
@@ATRexNamedBull well yeah spinosaurus has had experience killing big dinosaurs its size while i.rex and rexy struggled
@Miami Gaming Hoodie Rexy would get wrecked by the JP3 Spino.
They might not but it was supposed to be in fallen Kingdom instead of the carnotaurus so in the Carno scene it was supposed to be the spino and trex roaring at each other while running from the volcano smoke which means it was supposed to be in jurassic world 3
@@XenomorphLV426 Nah, In a real fight between a Rex and a Spino, if the Rex got a proper bite on the Spino's neck like Bull did in JP3 that would have left the Spino with fatal neck injuries. T-Rex's 10 ton bite force would pulverize all the arteries in the Spino's neck.
I feel like it’s safe to say that all 3 men had a flight reaction instead of fight reaction. My assumption is that 2 ran one way and Cooper ran the other. Probably away from the plane which could be how he magically ended up so far down the run way. That’s still a continuity error for me though because he was entirely too far up there by the time they heard the first ROAR and Cooper running out the woods. But still, I say they all saw the Spino, 2 ran towards the plane while Cooper ran away from the plane. The Spino went after Cooper and maybe grabbed him slightly with his claws and that’s when Cooper started THEN shooting at it which made the Spino drop him and that’s how Cooper was able to run out of the woods. That’s my theory.
According to a deleted scene he was supposed to be attacked by raptors.
So, the Spino "slightly" grabbed Cooper, allowing him to escape in the way that he did? That's like saying that anyone picked up by the Indominus Rex lived to tell about it.
Monster Hanna could have ran inbetween two tightly together trees at the last minute and the Spino was only able to reach his arm through. I mean that’s what happened later when the cast ran into the woods after fleeing the plane and the Spino couldn’t get past the big trees.
Not your average Bear well the jungle would be disorienting and he would just be getting out of there not caring about which direction he was going
I've always been torn. When i was younger i didnt really care for Cooper because he hit Alan but obviously when i grew and started looking at things closer i instantly liked him just for when Alan says 'Thats Cooper" and the way he says it. The 2 others were bad for leaving Cooper behind but i also think they made the smart move 😂 I think i'm in a small group of people when i say Jurassic Park 3 is probably my favourite and mainly because of this scene on the island.
Something that JUST struck me!!! They knew exactly where a MAJOR weapon was! Cooper dropped his massive gun as he ran from the spino, and they were really pretty close still. They definitely should’ve made the definitely less-than-a-mile walk back to where they landed, to collect them. Even if he dropped it cause it DID get damaged, they didn’t know that! He definitely could have just dropped it out of panic in order to flee, cause they would have slowed him way down, or cause he was wounded and couldn’t carry it. They had to assume there was a strong possibility it was still working!
Very good point…but these characters are about the stupidest people possible 🤣
Moral of this story: Don't mess around with spinos
@RKaale 123 so did my moschops.
1:20 "And the rest I'm sure all of you know pretty damn well."
*Spinosaurus charges out and kills Cooper*
*cue the Super Mario Bros death music*
Alan grant “That’s cooper”
Cooper “ stop the plane........Ahhhhhhhhhhh”
“How did the spinosaurus wound cooper?”
“It big. Him smol.”
Who wants to see Vince Vaughn's character come back
I never understood why most of the other main characters didn't return or, for the few that did, why they only had cameos or very minor roles.
I love to see him back and be well experience or something, maybe have connections with the DPG or something, Billy and the Kirby's, maybe Eric ends up working with Billy or something while Billy gets PTSD from his encounter and his opinions of dinosaurs changed him, the same with Nick Van Owen, Lex and Tim probably a lot older and run their own business and trying to fight against Ingen and Biosyn as well as other rival companies, not sure about Rolland through, mention him off screen because the actor died few years ago, maybe bring them back at some point maybe the next trilogy, spin off movies, tv series, comics, cartoon series or such, but who knows tbh
Not me and I love VV.
The fact Nick just disappeared and wasn't in the San Diego climax was always baffling to me.
You've just come face to face with hungry dinosaurs. Would you want to go near them again? Alan Grant didn't, he was tricked into going on Isla Sorna
spino probalby wacked him into a tree or stone or something.
That’s my assumption
No, he was attacked by at least a single Sornian velociraptor. Edit: It was a cut scene
These type of videos, I keep coming back to, love it my man.
"Everyone else jumped on the plane, and got out of there."
Yeah, "got out of there", that's how I remembered it, they got out of there plus one minor sightseeing detour.
They had quite the little adventure.
As a young kid, I was totally in schock of the first introduction of the Spino in the Jurassic Park lore, and I was at the edge of my seat when it first roared at that scene.
Also kinda felt bad for Cooper even for a mercenary, he was still human even at the very end. Plus didn't felt sorry for Udesky and Nash. Their death scene for me was funny as a young kid 😈😂
We need a novel tie-in for Cooper's unknown battle...
I'm guessing, three pages will cut it?
-dann you and the puns-
When a creature of this size bumps up to you, claw or feet, there would be a bigger wound i imagine... What's the chance that the wounds are made from flora, out of fear he might have bumped into some snapped tree branches or a tree might have even fallen onto him when it was slammed down by the spino.
Exactly.. we dont have to overthink this. It's the Best answer .. running in a jungle while u are in panic and chased you can easily wreck yourself simply with the rough surface
The spinosaurus probably just got mixed up with “copper” and iron”, poor guy probably needed a lot more iron in his food...
Thank for the giggles
Coopers death scene is one of the saddest death scenes in a Jp/Jw movie
The fact they won’t/can’t stop for him. The fact Cooper and Nash are both pleading for a different ending it’s so sad
Cooper: A Jurassic Story
I like how this entire scene was a wake up call for the Kirby's about how in over their heads they were going to this island, even to save their son; the professional mercenary team packing anti-tank weaponry that they hired are wiped out by a single dinosaur almost ten minutes after they land on the island.
Spinosaurus when hes just standing there: *I'm about to fuck you up, IN A MURDEROUS WAY*
I had always assumed that the mercenaries agreed to get everyone up in the air while Cooper handled the dinosaur.
I.E. it was planned, but cooper thought he could handle it when he cant (not that I understand how the hell he missed that dinosaur)
Speculatively 3 ways:
1 -( Those large claws'll be efficient enough to tore the skin; maybe even bones
2-( Maybe it scooped up the merchenary with Its mouth and throw him around; similiar to 'death game' of orcas; and leopard seals
3-( The gun overloaded and shattered; heavily injured him
I like that third one the most.
What you mean is the HE shell jammed in the chamber and exploded.
@John T Thank you ! :)
Also could have tripped and injured himself
@@dylangatin7548 This! Lmao all these kids coming up/w these insane, far reaching, and stupid ideas when it was most likely as simple as him tripping and falling down a hill in the jungle or something.
I thought he stayed back so the other two could get the kribys and co out of harm's way. And when he's asking them to stop he's just regretting his sacrifice.
Great video I’ve been here before 2k!
I always thought (before the reveals with the Jurassic World marketing) that there were 2 Spinosaurus there. Cooper's souped up gun managed to kill one of them, angering the second one into hunting him down. I also used this as an explanation why Jason (the main Spinosaurus) was more of a slasher than an actual dinosaur: it wanted to hunt down those responsible for the death of its mate.
I always assume that or maybe they woke it up or killed its offspring but then it pursued them for some reason
There were 3 actually cooper was injured by the baby and killed it so dad went after them killing cooper and was severely injured by the plane so it really didnt come around the 3rd one is the main one we get to see as it was already under the tree when they "crash landed" if u notice the one hit by the plane was smaller then the one hunting them down the while time
Interesting. For the longest as a kid I was always under the impression that he'd broken his arm firing one of those high powered rifles at the dinosaur in a panic and broken his arm by shooting it without properly bracing himself. I remember my dad and grandfather both telling me you could break your collar bone or dislocate your shoulder firing a rifle improperly. But now that I think about it, you have a better theory as mine would really explain the blood and other wound.
Seeing as how Udeski wasn't even a mercenary, can you really blame him at least?
Amanda:This is haw ya make dinosarurs? Dr.Grant:this is how ya play god...
Your video are awesome and i enjoy them
Cooper: Stop please.
Spinosaurs:Im about to end this man's whole career
Unlike the T-Rex, the Spinosaurus as long arms and used them. I always thought the Spino picked Cooper up in its hand while Cooper was still holding the gun and the gun shots we hear are from Cooper blasting the Spino at close range when it was about to devour him. Cooper was dropped and the wounds we see are from the Spino’s claws while being lifted off the ground. It would also explain why his gun was missing since it was also dropped and Cooper decided to run instead of stalling to grab it. The Spino also almost picked up Amanda out of the cage in the river towards the end of the movie.
Here's another question: How come Cooper was so far away from the others? He's far enough down the runway that the plane has reached take-off speed by the time it reaches him. If he went so far away from the others, then he couldn't possibly have expected to get back-up.
Nash: YOU KNOW I CANT STOP THIS PLANE
Spinosaurus: What did you say?
Thumbnail : it didn't wound him , he ate him
I always assumed the Spino grab him by his arm, and then the gun shots we hear in the jungle are how he broke free and he ran out of ammo so he just dropped it (I never noticed the torso injuries till now)
I've got to say that that's one of the best intros ive seen so far with the animated dinos.
Dr Grant- “That’s Cooper!”
The perfect no shit and Oscar level acting moment of JP3
Chefs Kiss 👨🍳 💋
Everybody: how did cooper get injured but not killed initially?.
Me: how did cooper and the spino come out from the right side of the jungle when we heard the spino roar and saw Nash and his buddy come out from the left side of the jungle?
They both circled the landing strip.
It was a long pursue
The camera angle. 🤷♂️
There I was, watching a pleasant video...
Wait, Klayton has posted a new video?!
"We have to leave! We have to leave now!"
It could also be they came across spino and Cooper decided to antagonize the Dino while the others went “no thanks, we choose life.”
*Cooper breathes*
Spino: and I took that personally