One of the things I love yet hate about how Ray Harryhausen animates his monsters, is that you actually feel what the creature is feeling, and you actually route for them, but then it's almost painful to see the creatures roar in agony as they get killed but it's so entertaining you can't look away. I think that definitely is an art in and if itself.
Director: Okay, we've got a Allosaurus versus Cowboys and a Styracoasaurus, we need something else. Anyone got any ideas? Crewman: How about an elephant? Director: *Slams hand on table* GIVE THAT MAN A RAISE!
The third digit was mainly added for dramatic effect. That and it was also because they were confused as to wether the tiny two fingered arms actually came from the same animal.
This is genuinely one of the few fights in any movie that gives me chills. You have two titans of the animal kingdom, one of the past and one of the modern day, going head to head in a deathmatch as the circus now becomes a fighting ring for these two massive creatures.
In reality, an elephant with long tusks can impale other animals like a giant fork and kill them. Only chance is if the alosaurus is smart enough to attack from the rear or side and bite its neck while avoiding the front of the elephant, which is unlikely - they have reptile brains.
Marshall Hadwin yeah it would if today elephants aren’t going to have tusks anymore. Because of them hunting most of the elephants. They are going to breed with elephants without tusks. So that the hunters won’t be able to get there tusks.
The elephant is a real hero. It struggled but decided to fight and brought enough time for people to escape even though those people watched it for entertainment. A animal with a good heart
I like how for some reason the elephant immediately picked a fight with Gwangi as soon as he escaped, like he's been waiting all day to get a shot at kicking his ass. It's hard to imagine an elephant feeling that way toward a dinosaur, but I mean it is just a movie so yeah why not.
I know, in real life if we were able to bring back an allosaurus, I don't think even a mature, African bull elephant with enormous tusks would dare go up against one of those beasts. It would probably charge into a herd of elephants and pick off whatever one it wanted to eat. Not even a pride of lions would dare go up against an allosaurus.
Mabey the elephant wanted to be alone so that's why it went for the dinosaur. You know how large animals sometimes need their own territory so the Elephant and Gwangi don't want eachother in their territory so that's why they will fight to the death. P.S I also liked the way he picked a fight with a beast
I would not be so sure. The elephant weighs more then most large theropods. Truth be told, both would NOT want to attack each other. The risk of injury is far too great. And no, attacking a herd of elephants is just ASKING to get killed.
Travis Jackson You are undoubtedly correct. I agree with you 100% regarding the mental imbalance of circus elephants and their anger as a result of years of abuse and enslavement, but don't intellectualize this so much. It's a dumb movie and I doubt that the script writers were thinking about mistreated, neurotic elephants in circuses, especially since this movie is made years before the founding of PETA and other animal welfare organizations that have brought the abuse of circus elephants to light. They just wanted a gratuitous fight scene and didn't know how else to throw it in. LOL. By the way, not too trash this movie, it is what it is and it's entertaining in its way, listen to the elephant sounds. It sounds like a man trying to imitate an elephant! You know, doing elephant noises like kids do when they want to imitate different animals! LOL. They couldn't even get a real elephant soundtrack? LOL.
Travis Jackson I'll look it up, but not surprised about the cheesiness in Bronson's movie, since most of his movies were pretty bad. I have a DVD collection and I like to watch some of those cheesy movies. I got "Death Wish" which is Bronson's most famous movie and LORD ALMIGHTY was that movie cheesy! The criminals in the movie go around with spray cans painting gratuitous graffiti and vandalizing in broad daylight, they wear black jackets, they openly search for victims turning their heads this way and that way. It's hilarious!
GWANGI is such a great little movie. It was the perfect matinee attraction back in 1969 with all it's colorful scenery and stop motion action scenes that are still amazing to watch today. Cgi will never replace the works of Ray, Willis, and Jim.
@@battlebot2410 juts like the ones in Jurrassic Park franchise the director was a visionaire considering the time and lack of paleontology information.
@@chillywilly9669 Bitch, both Spielberg and Harryhausen looked into the Paleontological sources of their time; what the hell are you yammering about? It's not Harryhausen's fault that most people back then saw dinosaurs as bloodthirsty monsters.
@@TheMightyN why are you mad,bitch?? you are the one yammering senseless crap. I said Harryhausen was a visionaire just like Spilberg. don´t you know how to read? Or just trolling?
@Eye Above All No they’re not. We have come along way since Gwangi but just because the effects are better today doesn’t make Gwangi look bad at all. In fact for the time Gwangi looks absolutely spectacular.
@Eye Above All you're very wrong in that opinion. I think if you ask what looks better Infinity War or Gwangi to somebody, most people (except for the few movie boomers like you who like the old fashioned stuff like thats how the way the world works. NYEEH I like it back in mah day, as you wave your cane angrily) would say infinity war. You see as technology and society progress, old shit becomes relics of an ancient past. Although I will say I love henry hausen's monster movies, clay animation takes alot more time and effort than CGI I will concede in that aspect. But clayanimation is inefficient and looks worse than what high budget animated cgi movies can accomplish nowadays.
One detail i appreciate is how gwangi handles the elephant similarly to the triceratops, going for the nape and back, because both animals are relatively similar body structure wise
A moment of silence to that heroic animal that give his life so the audience would see another tomorrow. Rest In Peace you brave S.O.B!! Your self sacrifice was not for nothing!!
@@Mac14329 When it comes to stress, there's no such thing as "if it wanted to" especially if it is out of control. Reply made: 2:26 PM Sunday, December 11 2022
If you pay close attention to the fight you will see that the elephant is still alive after this fight, because if you play close attention to the elephant you will see that it is breathing after the fight.
The scene was surprisingly realistic. Well, aside from the outdated allosaurus of course. Here we see the allosaurus trying to take down the elephant by making large bites to vital areas such as the back and legs before biting the neck, which is believed to be how allosaurus would hunt other large dinosaurs. Due to having a weak bite force in comparison to the size of its body, It used its sharp teeth to tear flesh until its prey weakness from blood loss, then going for the kill. Same goes for the elephant. It was an elephant that was more than likely raised all its life in captivity, so chances are, it would have no experience in fighting. Things would've been different if it was a wild elephant, which would better hold it's own against a dinosaur this size.
Like you said it’s a captive elephant without experience of fighting. It’s also an Asian elephant of which is smaller than and African Bush elephant, of which if wild probably would *beat* and allosaurus
Gwangi is a hybrid between an Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex. Also, even if the elephant was raised in captivity it isn't tamed so one little mistake and it would've killed someone.
this film definitely needs a remake not because it is terrible its because it'll be awesome to see gwangi be revived as a realistic dinosaur :) plus for some it is forgotten cinema.. bring it back!!
I don't know. I think the stop-motion animation and the personality that Ray Harryhausen gave Gwangi helped him feel unique as a Dinosaur character. If he was portrayed using modern CGI and practical effects and with a more modernized anatomy, there might no longer be anything to separate Gwangi from every other theropod character we have already seen in many other movies, like Rexy from "Jurassic Park" or the Vastatosaurus Rex from the King Kong remake.
Well there actually could be. For one, make him a different species of theropod that usually in the limelight, yet not too far from the original representation and not too new to separate from the flagships to alienate the audience (possible candidates: Keep as allosaurus or change to Albertosaurus, Saurophaganax, Acrocanthosaurus, Torvosaurus, Daspletosaurus, or Gorgosaurus). Then, give him something to stand out from the crowd design-wise, or emphasize a part of the body in the design, like head crests, feathers, quills, osteoderms, etc. Finally, develop expression to display emotion and personality, like moving lips, moving eyes, and focus on facial expressions and body movements to portray its personality, and focus on developing that personality along side the human characters to provide emotional investment.
Not really, probably the book and therefore the movie but that is as far as it goes. This movie was referenced in JP though, Rex killing the gallimimus.
Allosaurus was a real animal, asiatic elephants are a real animal, lotr elephants are not based on any real animal. Closest thing to them is paleoxodon namanicus which would have been too big and powerful for any theropoda including the powerful trex. Only the biggest ornithopods could hold their own against paleoxodons, and only big sauropods could crush them
Gwangi is a hybrid between an Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex. And no, Gwangi only attacked in self-defense, after all he was captured and treated like an attraction by greedy people.
@@itsboiya6948 Gwangi was trying to escape until the elephant backed it up into a corner. What else was Gwangi gonna do? Let the elephant kill it out of territorial nature?
In many ways, the elephant in 20 Million Miles to Earth comes across as more convincing -- maybe because the movie was in B&W -- of course, it's wonderfully animated, but there's something about the color and the texture of the model that's just not quite right. Obviously, we don't really quite know what an allosaurus looks like -- but we've all seen elephants, either at zoos or on TV -- so there's just no room for error in depicting them. And by the way -- I love this movie, despite its flaws -- which are many -- it's still awesome.
@@dino._.con1232 It's true that they used a real elephant for a number of the shots in 20 million miles to earth -- but of course there are quite a few shots with a stop motion elephant -- every shot where the ymir and the elephant directly interact. But that's also worth noting - that the real elephant and the stop motion elephant intercut really well - something that's often a problem with stop motion (at least in its early days). Anyway -- love both movies. Love both sequences.
I love this animation process, how it portrays the creatures in their surroundings, and the accurate scaling compared to human figures in the area. Instead of being dramatic and getting them wrong in terms of size.
It is funny how in those days, portraying a lot of innocent animals dying was normal in a movie. Not just the poor elephant here, but Gwangi also died a horrible and unfair death in the script.
No he did not even put the elephant out of his misery fast. Look closely, it’s still breathing so it would have a long painful death as it bleeds out. So dark…
I think the elephant wasn't given enough credit. Their tusks and trunks are EXTREMELY POWERFUL. And a well placed jab just like a Triceratops would do defending itself. Could have easily killed this dinosaur. African Elephants especially the bulls that are full of testosterone. This Dino would have been mince meat...!!!
Tusks and Trunks aren't shit compared to Dinosaurs The elephant wasn't given enough credit because it doesn't DESERVE it. An elephant can't fight like a Triceratops. And even if it could, it would still be too weak and dumb to win against a Mesozoic Predator.
Lol I know people just don't get what a 6 tonne elephant would do to any animal past or present If it went full on crazy lool there all dead with the elephant the winner ffs just coz films play up to the fact we have never seen Dino's before are forgetting how big bad and nasty our elephants really are
@@mattwebb9412 U fucktard, an elephant doesn't weigh 6 tonnes. And even if it did. It would still be NOTHING compared to DINOSAURS Even a modern Rhinoceros can easily beat the fuck out of any elephant. Imagine fucking Dinosaurs you fucking braindead masses
African elephant are 5,000 to 14,000 lbs while. Triceratops are 13,000 - 26,000, tyrannosaur who are 9,900 - 31,000 literally fought and survive ordeal with them both sharing stab and bites wounds that show sign of healing. Elephant could maybe land a win but trex is going to be the victor almost every time
Prehistoric Creature Oh yes, because you were definitely around during the dinosaurs era to know what could and what couldn’t kill them! Seriously, you continue to call people idiotic names because they are right. Elephants do weigh around 6 tons, Asian or African. In this very claymation, the only thing the elephant does is shove gwangi twice. Yet you try to prove your “ point “ by saying the elephant, that hardly even fought back in a CLAYMATION, lost. You must be a child, because I refuse to believe a mature adult could behave and think the way you do.
Are you aware how DEADLY an African Bull Elephant is...? Especially, one that is full of raw testosterone...!!! This dino would have been mince meat facing an animal like that. Their tusks and trunks are EXTREMELY powerful. And they are BY FAR much more intelligent.
tomtalker2000 No matter how deadly a full-testosteroned Elephant is, it is still outmatched by something like a Tyrannosaurus. The absolute largest Elephants get up to around 7 tons max. A dinosaur like a T-Rex for example gets up to 16 tons. That's more than _double_ that of an elephant. Not to mention the Tyrannosaur has the strongest bite of any animal to ever walk the Earth at a whopping 6-8 ton bite-pressure full of serrated teeth the size of hippo tusks. Not only that, but the Elephant would have a hard time penetrating even if it had long hard tusks because T-Rex had a scaly tough hide estimated to be around 8cm thick. The dinosaur also has a height advantage of 5ft standing at around an average of 16ft tall vs an 11ft tall Elephant, so it might even be able to whip its head down and bite the Elephant's skull. (Which is game over for the Proboscidean). And besides, there were _MUCH_ tougher herbivorous dinosaurs such as a 14 ton Triceratops or an 8 ton Ankylosaurus.
@@lovespringfreshness T-rex max weight is like 8 Tons, but t-rex fight stronger animals, like triceratops or ankylosaurus. Both of them are much deadly´s than a elephant, maybe a elephant can have a good fight, but it gonna lose like the 65-70% of the time.
I remember when this movie came out! I thought it was so cool. Then I remember when Star Wars changed everything with it's technology. Then Jurassic Park took movies to a whole different level! Movie technology has advanced so much
Well, Goji Center recently uploaded a hypothetical fight analysis between Tyrannosaurus rex and Palaeoloxodon namadicus, which ends in an animated battle between the two beasts. I have viewed that simulated fight as a spiritual rematch between Gwangi and the circus elephant.
@@markcobuzzi826 I already watched it. However, I feel an Allosaurus would engage an elephant much differently than how a Tyrannosaurus would engage a Palaeoloxodon.
*Facts* You can see him breathing, he is defeated but not dead (nice stop motion detail ) First Elepant vs monster fight was on "20 Million Miles to Earth de 1957" this is The Valley of Gwangi de 1969.
Gwangi has to an elephant sorry for fight Gwangi: I’m so sorry to make you to die Elephant: ok I promise for that Gwangi: right I will never going to fight again Elephant: thank you
MGVolts tbh yeah. That’s actually an increasing annoyance I get from watching any large predator vs herbie with huge freaking horns. They always fight almost head on, the direct business end of getting skewered yet practically never show damage. It’s kinda boring actually.
I'm pretty sure most dogs would take down a velociraptor. And that's a mammal vs a dinosaur... So is Microraptor, and it's the perfect size for a cat's meal. Dinosaurs were real animals, not some kind of movie monster... (They still are real animals. Birds are in fact dinosaurs, and i would't want to have a fight with a mother swan, to be honest.)
Because Ray Harryhausen, the creator of the model, said it was. They never say it in the movie but in Harryhausen's biography he states that Gwangi was a male allosaurus while talking about several of the stop-motion monsters he crafted and animated for movies.
No way of knowing for sure, but I think in real life the elephant would of gotten the hell out of there the minute he caught wind of Gwangi even if the Dinosaur was covered up. Assuming the Elephant could of gotten out of that arena. Probably stampeded out one of the exits, taking out a couple of bystanders in the process. Elephant: (sniff sniff).........What the fuck is that??? Some kind of two legged crocodile that's taller than me??? See ya!!! Edit: Also, Fuck you Gwangi!
This was recommended to me after I watched some dinosaur videos. And I loved it! Didn’t watch the whole thing to avoid spoilers. I’m gonna have to check out some ray haryhaussen movies.
Cg has its pros and cons I enjoy stop-motion in moves like this because it’s not oversaturated . There’s still a human element and a real element to experience, which makes the special effects seem more real
That is male Asian elephant. All kinds of elephants males bigger than females. This elephant warned Gwangi with his tusks rather than charged at the Givangi. The elephant shouldn't warn Gwangi it should charged at the Givangi after some couples of bites. Elephant was having his final breathing before it dies like happen to other clip of this movie.
+Kenan Yalcinoglu Hey, turkish dude, learn something about evolution instead of reading Quran. Elephants and allosaurs never evolved together so elephant has no instinct how to fight against such monster. Elephants ''knew'' how to manage lions, hippos, rhinos and other present animals. But no dinosaurs. Therefore, your post makes no scientific sense.
Dytko88 I already do know elephants and dinosaurs not evolved together. Last holy book the Quran nothing to do with evolution of animals and any other creatures in past. When I first time comment this video I talked like it was real not as a movie. That's the first time I commented some monster videos like that but I didn't comment other dinosaur fights from other dinosaur videos.
This thin , almost risible tale , is but a mounting for Ray Harryhausen's celebrated special effects The lassoing of the terrified monster took Harryhausen 5 months to film , blending the live action shots of the riders to the stop - motion footage of the roped Gwangi and is one of his most successful animation effects . The humans are an exceedingly dull lot , losing out to the latex creations in the acting honours !
Phantom_King nah,elephants are land's smartest animals,they are self-aware,actually,between us,if I ever kill en elephant,I'd feel the same guilt as killing a human beign...
Some fun facts: I believe Valley was loosely based on a 1950s unused idea. VALLEY OF THE MIST was another Willis O'Brien project that put humanity in contact with dinosaurs . This time , a boy hunts down a giant lizard in a hidden valley . He intends to trade it for his prized bull , which has been sold by his father . Originally titled Emilio and Guloso , then El Toro Estrella ( The Star Bull ) , screenwriter William " Bill " Lasky created a new screenplay from O'Brien's treatment and gave it a new title : Valley of the Mist . Bill hoped to get his father , the legendary Jesse L. Lasky , founder of Paramount Pictures , to green - light the picture . The film was to have been shot in Mexico , in full Technicolor . However , no studio would agree to finance a movie that involved so much special effects animation after the perceived overspend on Mighty Joe Young . This was a film that Ray would undoubtedly have worked on had it gone ahead.
Other than the strange tint of Gwangi, I was thinking the same throughout the movie. But if he didn't chase after them, it wouldn't be much of a movie.
Its actually kinda of believable for once here. He comes from a desert without so much prey concentrated in one area. And some animals when confronted with abnormally large amounts of prey start having their hunting instinct go into overdrive and kill more than they eat (see incidents with wolves and livestock). Very different from the usual monster movie issue of a monster going after just one person when they already took down a larger meal.
Biosyn calls their allosaurus Gwangi and geneticly beefed it up and made the poor thing fight before he just loses it and goes berserk on everybody,and rexy shows up and joins in on the chaos,not taking out Gwangi.
I feel bad for both Gwangi and the elephant. I mean both are animals that were turned into attractions by humans who want money. Gwangi was just minding his own business out in the wild until he was caught. In this scene, you see Gwangi back up once the elephant charged before he attacked. Gwangi was trying to flee until he was forced to fight the elephant. At the same time, the elephant also had nowhere else to go and showed immense aggression meaning that it was most likely a male elephant since they are full of testosterone(I might be wrong and this may be a female elephant but elephants in general CAN be very hostile especially when stressed). Comment made: 8:34 PM Saturday, May 7 2022
One of the things I love yet hate about how Ray Harryhausen animates his monsters, is that you actually feel what the creature is feeling, and you actually route for them, but then it's almost painful to see the creatures roar in agony as they get killed but it's so entertaining you can't look away. I think that definitely is an art in and if itself.
Mike Beltrandi Worst for me was seeing the poor Troglodyte from Sinbad & the Eye of the Tiger get killed; that always used to mess me up...😢
He was a visionary, directors and animation crews just would care about this kind of accuracy years later
@Springtrap the animator dc2 i agree with you there
@@PeteTheGrouch Fuck that I'm glad the tiger won
@@homelesshannah50 O-kaaay...
Director: Okay, we've got a Allosaurus versus Cowboys and a Styracoasaurus, we need something else. Anyone got any ideas?
Crewman: How about an elephant?
Director: *Slams hand on table* GIVE THAT MAN A RAISE!
Actually Gwangi is an Allosaurus.
Nick The T-rex it could be a T. rex because back then people thought T. rex had 3 fingers
The third digit was mainly added for dramatic effect. That and it was also because they were confused as to wether the tiny two fingered arms actually came from the same animal.
@@nickthetrex That's why he is not much bigger than the elephant. It would considerably bigger if it were a T-REX
Your right. Allosaurus is smaller than T-Rex. Gwangi is an Allosaurus.
This is genuinely one of the few fights in any movie that gives me chills. You have two titans of the animal kingdom, one of the past and one of the modern day, going head to head in a deathmatch as the circus now becomes a fighting ring for these two massive creatures.
Went from a modern circus to a Roman gladiatorial match.
@@UltraGalaxyify “Dad, what was the circus like?”
“Well son, one time they had a dinosaur.”
@@RambunctiousReptilian lol
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And also you have a lot of idiots who forgot they had firearms and could have saved that elephant.
That elephant fought like a warrior against Gwangi. May that elephant rest is peace.
In reality, an elephant with long tusks can impale other animals like a giant fork and kill them.
Only chance is if the alosaurus is smart enough to attack from the rear or side and bite its neck while avoiding the front of the elephant, which is unlikely - they have reptile brains.
Poor thing bought the audience some time to escape. That elephant is a hero.
Agree
Pretty much.
Skye Dragon7 are talking about the rest of the film. This was more of a “VS” monster fight.
That was a Asian Elephant, imagine what the African Bush Elephant could do
Marshall Hadwin yeah it would if today elephants aren’t going to have tusks anymore. Because of them hunting most of the elephants. They are going to breed with elephants without tusks. So that the hunters won’t be able to get there tusks.
The elephant is a real hero. It struggled but decided to fight and brought enough time for people to escape even though those people watched it for entertainment. A animal with a good heart
A performer that loves its fans.
On the Other Hand of sunset he could fight a rhinoceros in One hit
*when you also realise that the true villains are the humans*
Actually elephants can do it In real life they're smart animals and romantic when they get marriage with females elephants 🐘
@@somekidcalledmark3754ok..
I like how for some reason the elephant immediately picked a fight with Gwangi as soon as he escaped, like he's been waiting all day to get a shot at kicking his ass. It's hard to imagine an elephant feeling that way toward a dinosaur, but I mean it is just a movie so yeah why not.
I know, in real life if we were able to bring back an allosaurus, I don't think even a mature, African bull elephant with enormous tusks would dare go up against one of those beasts. It would probably charge into a herd of elephants and pick off whatever one it wanted to eat. Not even a pride of lions would dare go up against an allosaurus.
Mabey the elephant wanted to be alone so that's why it went for the dinosaur. You know how large animals sometimes need their own territory so the Elephant and Gwangi don't want eachother in their territory so that's why they will fight to the death. P.S I also liked the way he picked a fight with a beast
I would not be so sure. The elephant weighs more then most large theropods.
Truth be told, both would NOT want to attack each other. The risk of injury is far too great.
And no, attacking a herd of elephants is just ASKING to get killed.
Travis Jackson You are undoubtedly correct. I agree with you 100% regarding the mental imbalance of circus elephants and their anger as a result of years of abuse and enslavement, but don't intellectualize this so much. It's a dumb movie and I doubt that the script writers were thinking about mistreated, neurotic elephants in circuses, especially since this movie is made years before the founding of PETA and other animal welfare organizations that have brought the abuse of circus elephants to light. They just wanted a gratuitous fight scene and didn't know how else to throw it in. LOL. By the way, not too trash this movie, it is what it is and it's entertaining in its way, listen to the elephant sounds. It sounds like a man trying to imitate an elephant! You know, doing elephant noises like kids do when they want to imitate different animals! LOL. They couldn't even get a real elephant soundtrack? LOL.
Travis Jackson I'll look it up, but not surprised about the cheesiness in Bronson's movie, since most of his movies were pretty bad. I have a DVD collection and I like to watch some of those cheesy movies. I got "Death Wish" which is Bronson's most famous movie and LORD ALMIGHTY was that movie cheesy! The criminals in the movie go around with spray cans painting gratuitous graffiti and vandalizing in broad daylight, they wear black jackets, they openly search for victims turning their heads this way and that way. It's hilarious!
This fight scene is from 1969, and it's still better than all the "VS" monster movies on Syfy combined.
+Razzrazz90 Well, they're made by The Asylum, so....
There's an important reason for that: Ray Harryhausen!
Unless it’s some of Godzilla vs movies
Nah Godzilla’s final fight with kiryu in Godzilla against mechagodzilla was amazing
Are u fucking nuts? I love stop motion and CGI both but u have to admit CGI stays strong now.
So that’s what happened to Dumbo’s dad.
It was a different volcano hit numbers down and he rolled and tell her to giant rock
No
LMAO
Wouldn't Dumbo's father be an African elephant?
@@Mac14329 fair point.
Man, saw this in the movie theater. Brings back childhood memories. 👍
GWANGI is such a great little movie. It was the perfect matinee attraction back in 1969 with all it's colorful scenery and stop motion action scenes that are still amazing to watch today. Cgi will never replace the works of Ray, Willis, and Jim.
Wow. Gwangi is just brutal in this scene.
Didn't even let the elephant breath for a second
@@battlebot2410 juts like the ones in Jurrassic Park franchise the director was a visionaire considering the time and lack of paleontology information.
@@chillywilly9669 Bitch, both Spielberg and Harryhausen looked into the Paleontological sources of their time; what the hell are you yammering about? It's not Harryhausen's fault that most people back then saw dinosaurs as bloodthirsty monsters.
@@chillywilly9669 dude this film was from like, the 1950's-1960's. You can't blame ray, it was just the times
@@TheMightyN why are you mad,bitch?? you are the one yammering senseless crap. I said Harryhausen was a visionaire just like Spilberg. don´t you know how to read? Or just trolling?
This actually looks better then most of the CGI effects in today's movies
Absolutely not
@Eye Above All No they’re not.
We have come along way since Gwangi but just because the effects are better today doesn’t make Gwangi look bad at all.
In fact for the time Gwangi looks absolutely spectacular.
@Eye Above All you're very wrong in that opinion. I think if you ask what looks better Infinity War or Gwangi to somebody, most people (except for the few movie boomers like you who like the old fashioned stuff like thats how the way the world works. NYEEH I like it back in mah day, as you wave your cane angrily) would say infinity war. You see as technology and society progress, old shit becomes relics of an ancient past. Although I will say I love henry hausen's monster movies, clay animation takes alot more time and effort than CGI I will concede in that aspect. But clayanimation is inefficient and looks worse than what high budget animated cgi movies can accomplish nowadays.
@@derpherp1810 okay the Boomer thing ran it's course just let it die
@@itsboiya6948 wdym?
One detail i appreciate is how gwangi handles the elephant similarly to the triceratops, going for the nape and back, because both animals are relatively similar body structure wise
Bad Boys 2 owes a lot to this movie 🎥 👏 🙌 👌 😊.
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A moment of silence to that heroic animal that give his life so the audience would see another tomorrow. Rest In Peace you brave S.O.B!! Your self sacrifice was not for nothing!!
The elephant breathing at the end tho. It was still alive
Yeah, it's all fun in games till the elephant was eventually gonna attack or kill someone.
Like seriously elephants are dangerous animals.
They definitely are. Don’t underestimate them
@@kaijuar2003 That is if it even wanted to.
@@Mac14329 When it comes to stress, there's no such thing as "if it wanted to" especially if it is out of control.
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The animation is really impressive they move so smoothly every frame by frame
First the ELEPHANT got KILLED by Ymir. Second NOW GWANGI?!? Man, RAY REALLY hates elephants XD 🐘+🔫
If you pay close attention to the fight you will see that the elephant is still alive after this fight, because if you play close attention to the elephant you will see that it is breathing after the fight.
Just seen a film called Dragon wars Elephant didn’t have much luck in that either
@@infiniteflame4084 it will die eventually, gwangi kills for sport
Yes my friend and the other Ray harryhausen's elephant dies in the movie "20 million miles to the earth" in the fight With ymir
Interesting trivia here: Harryhausen built two different elephants; one for each film!
Poor elephant just wanted to do a circus trick, then it got murdered >:(
+Carcha&Ceratosaurus Productions “MinecraftGuy8222” ikr?
Chill bro. Elephant started the fight
@@lastoutlaw3882 . Yep it was comming after gwangi
Murder only applies to humans.
If you play if you pay close attention the elephant is still breathing after the fight.
The scene was surprisingly realistic. Well, aside from the outdated allosaurus of course. Here we see the allosaurus trying to take down the elephant by making large bites to vital areas such as the back and legs before biting the neck, which is believed to be how allosaurus would hunt other large dinosaurs. Due to having a weak bite force in comparison to the size of its body, It used its sharp teeth to tear flesh until its prey weakness from blood loss, then going for the kill.
Same goes for the elephant. It was an elephant that was more than likely raised all its life in captivity, so chances are, it would have no experience in fighting. Things would've been different if it was a wild elephant, which would better hold it's own against a dinosaur this size.
I wanna note that the size of the Allosaurus is pretty spot on as well when compared to an adult elephant.
Like you said it’s a captive elephant without experience of fighting. It’s also an Asian elephant of which is smaller than and African Bush elephant, of which if wild probably would *beat* and allosaurus
Gwangi is a hybrid between an Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Also, even if the elephant was raised in captivity it isn't tamed so one little mistake and it would've killed someone.
painful chomps to body weakens elephant to take the throat slash 🩸 to finish him off
Realistic? 1 second after it kills the elephant it goes straight to hunting the tiny humans when an entire elephant is right in it's face.
I remember this I was cheering for Gwangi but realize sorry sad for elephant loser
this film definitely needs a remake not because it is terrible its because it'll be awesome to see gwangi be revived as a realistic dinosaur :) plus for some it is forgotten cinema.. bring it back!!
I don't know. I think the stop-motion animation and the personality that Ray Harryhausen gave Gwangi helped him feel unique as a Dinosaur character. If he was portrayed using modern CGI and practical effects and with a more modernized anatomy, there might no longer be anything to separate Gwangi from every other theropod character we have already seen in many other movies, like Rexy from "Jurassic Park" or the Vastatosaurus Rex from the King Kong remake.
You guys imagine this movie with Jurassic World's CGI. That would be awesome wouldn't it?
Well there actually could be. For one, make him a different species of theropod that usually in the limelight, yet not too far from the original representation and not too new to separate from the flagships to alienate the audience (possible candidates: Keep as allosaurus or change to Albertosaurus, Saurophaganax, Acrocanthosaurus, Torvosaurus, Daspletosaurus, or Gorgosaurus). Then, give him something to stand out from the crowd design-wise, or emphasize a part of the body in the design, like head crests, feathers, quills, osteoderms, etc. Finally, develop expression to display emotion and personality, like moving lips, moving eyes, and focus on facial expressions and body movements to portray its personality, and focus on developing that personality along side the human characters to provide emotional investment.
Yes Excellent my friend
@@lovespringfreshness no it wouldn’t lmao
Wait... the elephant is breathing when Gwangi leaves. It's still alive :D
+Robin Anwaldt
Get that elephant to a hospital fast!
+7DARKHELLS yes
+7DARKHELLS !!!!!!
it maybe wanted it do die from blood loss
Maybe the T-Rex wanted to hurt the Elephant, but not kill it. Maybe, just maybe, it was all a show. :)
"Run humans! I'm gonna buy you some time..."
I guess this is the predecessor to Jurassic Park's dinosaur escapes.
yes, minus the elephant........though it killed a dog
This and the Brontosaurus from The Lost World (which inspired the T-rex Buck escape in Lost World: Jurassic Park)
Lost World the original Julio Verne and Beyone Center of the Earth.
Not really, probably the book and therefore the movie but that is as far as it goes. This movie was referenced in JP though, Rex killing the gallimimus.
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The Elephant sounds like Muscle Man from Regular Show when he goes crazy.
Lets see how long Gwangi will last against one of those "LORD OF THE RING" elephants!
Well, those guys die if you cut their legs wotj swords... So yeah
Allosaurus was a real animal, asiatic elephants are a real animal, lotr elephants are not based on any real animal. Closest thing to them is paleoxodon namanicus which would have been too big and powerful for any theropoda including the powerful trex.
Only the biggest ornithopods could hold their own against paleoxodons, and only big sauropods could crush them
The lord of the rings elephants (called mumakil) were pretty under powered in the movies.
@trvth1s
Well no, they are based off by of Palaeoloxdon and prehistoric multi tusked elephants I’m pretty sure
I know its a movie but i would very much doubt that the Allosaurus would just run away because its leaving a big meal behide.
If you look closely the elephant is still breathing. So maybe gwanji was just trying to assert dominance?
@@itsboiya6948 Good observation there and good point.
@@RealMrBruh and, you can see that the elephant approaches gwangi. Perhaps he felt threatened by the elephant.
Gwangi is a hybrid between an Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus Rex.
And no, Gwangi only attacked in self-defense, after all he was captured and treated like an attraction by greedy people.
@@itsboiya6948 Gwangi was trying to escape until the elephant backed it up into a corner.
What else was Gwangi gonna do? Let the elephant kill it out of territorial nature?
The original Cowboys vs Dinosaurs. Good stuff.
In many ways, the elephant in 20 Million Miles to Earth comes across as more convincing -- maybe because the movie was in B&W -- of course, it's wonderfully animated, but there's something about the color and the texture of the model that's just not quite right.
Obviously, we don't really quite know what an allosaurus looks like -- but we've all seen elephants, either at zoos or on TV -- so there's just no room for error in depicting them.
And by the way -- I love this movie, despite its flaws -- which are many -- it's still awesome.
Then they actually use a real elephant In 20,000,000 miles from Earth
@@dino._.con1232 It's true that they used a real elephant for a number of the shots in 20 million miles to earth -- but of course there are quite a few shots with a stop motion elephant -- every shot where the ymir and the elephant directly interact. But that's also worth noting - that the real elephant and the stop motion elephant intercut really well - something that's often a problem with stop motion (at least in its early days).
Anyway -- love both movies. Love both sequences.
One of the greatest dinsaur documentaries of all time.
Can't tell if ur trolling
@Prehistoric Creature
Imagine that being the reaction anyone has to you
bruh
Eleven people are computer generated.
I love this animation process, how it portrays the creatures in their surroundings, and the accurate scaling compared to human figures in the area. Instead of being dramatic and getting them wrong in terms of size.
It is funny how in those days, portraying a lot of innocent animals dying was normal in a movie.
Not just the poor elephant here, but Gwangi also died a horrible and unfair death in the script.
+to g
If it wasn' for that evil midget both Gwangi and the elephant would still be alive and on tour.
@@7DARKHELLS that's why midgets and dwarves should be exploited for the despicable little bastards they are.
Serves the dino right
Yes save this elephant and the other of the movie "20 million miles to the earth"
Uhhh... they're not real elephants. They're wire - armature with rubber latex skin...
I love the people running and screaming and im here like "why are you running? Its clearly fed." 😂
Then it ignores the feast and goes after people lol
You know it was the elephant who challenged Gwangi? I mean, come on, Jumbo! WHAT are you trying to prove?!
I'm actually in tears after seeing this, and I've seen this movie 100 times.
Im surprised no one said that Gwangi is the original Insidious Rex. He didnt eat the elephant, he just killed it.
No he did not even put the elephant out of his misery fast. Look closely, it’s still breathing so it would have a long painful death as it bleeds out. So dark…
@@thestateoforegon9117 thats true! That poor elephant.
Elephant sound effects is hilarious...🤣🤣🤣
Agreed
T. rex: OUT OF MY WAY
Elephant : no
T. rex : you have chosen death
*idiotically and HORRIBLY outdated allosaurus
@@ericaoliva415gwangi is a allosaurus
@@Mickey-pancakes-are-good it’s an allo-rex hybrid
I think the elephant wasn't given enough credit. Their tusks and trunks are EXTREMELY POWERFUL. And a well placed jab just like a Triceratops would do defending itself. Could have easily killed this dinosaur. African Elephants especially the bulls that are full of testosterone. This Dino would have been mince meat...!!!
Tusks and Trunks aren't shit compared to Dinosaurs
The elephant wasn't given enough credit because it doesn't DESERVE it. An elephant can't fight like a Triceratops. And even if it could, it would still be too weak and dumb to win against a Mesozoic Predator.
Lol I know people just don't get what a 6 tonne elephant would do to any animal past or present If it went full on crazy lool there all dead with the elephant the winner ffs just coz films play up to the fact we have never seen Dino's before are forgetting how big bad and nasty our elephants really are
@@mattwebb9412
U fucktard, an elephant doesn't weigh 6 tonnes. And even if it did. It would still be NOTHING compared to DINOSAURS
Even a modern Rhinoceros can easily beat the fuck out of any elephant. Imagine fucking Dinosaurs you fucking braindead masses
African elephant are 5,000 to 14,000 lbs while. Triceratops are 13,000 - 26,000, tyrannosaur who are 9,900 - 31,000 literally fought and survive ordeal with them both sharing stab and bites wounds that show sign of healing. Elephant could maybe land a win but trex is going to be the victor almost every time
Prehistoric Creature Oh yes, because you were definitely around during the dinosaurs era to know what could and what couldn’t kill them!
Seriously, you continue to call people idiotic names because they are right. Elephants do weigh around 6 tons, Asian or African.
In this very claymation, the only thing the elephant does is shove gwangi twice. Yet you try to prove your “ point “ by saying the elephant, that hardly even fought back in a CLAYMATION, lost.
You must be a child, because I refuse to believe a mature adult could behave and think the way you do.
💔 .....My heart breaks EVERY TIME I watch this clip..... that poor Elephant......
Poor elephant, it just didn't stand a chance.
The creatures from the future never wins against a creature from the past
Why ?
Lukáš Semecký Isn't it obvious? Modern large animals like elephants or giraffes pale in comparison to even theropods, let alone sauropods.
Are you aware how DEADLY an African Bull Elephant is...? Especially, one that is full of raw testosterone...!!! This dino would have been mince meat facing an animal like that. Their tusks and trunks are EXTREMELY powerful. And they are BY FAR much more intelligent.
tomtalker2000 No matter how deadly a full-testosteroned Elephant is, it is still outmatched by something like a Tyrannosaurus. The absolute largest Elephants get up to around 7 tons max. A dinosaur like a T-Rex for example gets up to 16 tons. That's more than _double_ that of an elephant. Not to mention the Tyrannosaur has the strongest bite of any animal to ever walk the Earth at a whopping 6-8 ton bite-pressure full of serrated teeth the size of hippo tusks. Not only that, but the Elephant would have a hard time penetrating even if it had long hard tusks because T-Rex had a scaly tough hide estimated to be around 8cm thick. The dinosaur also has a height advantage of 5ft standing at around an average of 16ft tall vs an 11ft tall Elephant, so it might even be able to whip its head down and bite the Elephant's skull. (Which is game over for the Proboscidean). And besides, there were _MUCH_ tougher herbivorous dinosaurs such as a 14 ton Triceratops or an 8 ton Ankylosaurus.
@@lovespringfreshness T-rex max weight is like 8 Tons, but t-rex fight stronger animals, like triceratops or ankylosaurus.
Both of them are much deadly´s than a elephant, maybe a elephant can have a good fight, but it gonna lose like the 65-70% of the time.
Aww, the poor elephant is wearing her cute hat too...😥
It's a Bull idiot
Elephant hated life in the circus anyway
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea true lol
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea bro was like : screw this Ima end myself
Realistically a elephant would demolish a allosaurus but it a movie after all
When I first saw this I was very very young. I cried throughout this entire scene
The only movie where a Prehistoric animal fights a modern animal.
The Elephant was still breathing when Gwangi left, hopefully he didn't die to his wounds. His battle undoubtedly saved dozens of lives maybe more.
bleeding 🩸 out : taking his last breaths
I remember when this movie came out! I thought it was so cool.
Then I remember when Star Wars changed everything with it's technology.
Then Jurassic Park took movies to a whole different level!
Movie technology has advanced so much
Damn you, Gwangi!
It eventually is burned to death, so it has a more terrible fate.
Stfu idiot
Fuck the elephant
It’s not his fault, he was captured and taken out of his home, he was basic evicted and was forced as a attraction
@@Mickey-pancakes-are-good I know, but I love elephants! They’re so big, majestic and even cute!
My favorite thing about this is all the people chaotically just running around in the background like idiots the whole scene.
Lol
Good stop motion animation and excellent craftsmanship.
God I wish Universal can make remake of this !!!
I'm wondering if there's somebody ambitious enough to remake the fight sequence between Gwangi the Allosaurus and the Asiatic Elephant with CGI...
A remake would be interesting to see.
fr
I hope someone does it
Well, Goji Center recently uploaded a hypothetical fight analysis between Tyrannosaurus rex and Palaeoloxodon namadicus, which ends in an animated battle between the two beasts. I have viewed that simulated fight as a spiritual rematch between Gwangi and the circus elephant.
@@markcobuzzi826
I already watched it. However, I feel an Allosaurus would engage an elephant much differently than how a Tyrannosaurus would engage a Palaeoloxodon.
I would have wanted to see Gwangi vs Ymir, that would be a heck of a fight between those two.
i remember watching the film i cried at the stacysaurus dying in his fight my dad cheered me up by telling me the blood was ketchup
Aww memories
u mean Styracosaurus
Arjy Bajy how old are you this came out in 1966
Arjy Bajy me too
Wow this stop motion effects are better than the cgi
*Facts*
You can see him breathing, he is defeated but not dead (nice stop motion detail )
First Elepant vs monster fight was on "20 Million Miles to Earth de 1957" this is The Valley of Gwangi de 1969.
Gwangi has to an elephant sorry for fight
Gwangi: I’m so sorry to make you to die
Elephant: ok I promise for that
Gwangi: right I will never going to fight again
Elephant: thank you
Gwangi died on a fire shortly after, not to mention the elephant started the fight so….
Damn that's really beautiful stop motion!
I was very very young when I first saw this scene. I cried very hard after watching this
Well the Elephant would definitely win in reality no way that dinosaur getting getting past those tusks without getting stabbed.
MGVolts tbh yeah. That’s actually an increasing annoyance I get from watching any large predator vs herbie with huge freaking horns.
They always fight almost head on, the direct business end of getting skewered yet practically never show damage.
It’s kinda boring actually.
This was the Jurassic Park of its day.
Great dino movie.
This made me sad. When it's reptile vs mammal - I always cheer for the mammal.
You're dumb if you do so
I'm pretty sure most dogs would take down a velociraptor. And that's a mammal vs a dinosaur...
So is Microraptor, and it's the perfect size for a cat's meal.
Dinosaurs were real animals, not some kind of movie monster...
(They still are real animals. Birds are in fact dinosaurs, and i would't want to have a fight with a mother swan, to be honest.)
Because Ray Harryhausen, the creator of the model, said it was. They never say it in the movie but in Harryhausen's biography he states that Gwangi was a male allosaurus while talking about several of the stop-motion monsters he crafted and animated for movies.
No way of knowing for sure, but I think in real life the elephant would of gotten the hell out of there the minute he caught wind of Gwangi even if the Dinosaur was covered up. Assuming the Elephant could of gotten out of that arena. Probably stampeded out one of the exits, taking out a couple of bystanders in the process.
Elephant: (sniff sniff).........What the fuck is that??? Some kind of two legged crocodile that's taller than me??? See ya!!!
Edit: Also, Fuck you Gwangi!
Fuck the elephant
This was recommended to me after I watched some dinosaur videos. And I loved it! Didn’t watch the whole thing to avoid spoilers. I’m gonna have to check out some ray haryhaussen movies.
in 20 million miles to earth the monster fights an elephant
The monster in 20 Million Miles to Earth is Ymir
The special effects are actually quite good for 1969. There was no CGI back then. Stop motion was the best they had.
Dinosaur are the best!
0:37 at least the Elephant got a chance to fight back! Rip Elephant 🐘 you were a hero!
Why would no one help that poor 🐘 elephant
JOHNNY Walker what are they going to do?
JOHNNY Walker that’s people
Have a guess!!!!
Fuck the elephant
Yes save this elephant and the other of the movie "20 million miles to the earth"
Cg has its pros and cons
I enjoy stop-motion in moves like this because it’s not oversaturated . There’s still a human element and a real element to experience, which makes the special effects seem more real
i think a dinosaur like Gwangi is mightier then the circus elephant.
Maybe not mightier than a wild musth bull elephant tho
@@Lord_of_Proboscidea no
懐かしいですね〜。小学生の時、近くの児童館で見ました。象との対決のシーンは、よく覚えています。観るのは50年以上前です。グワンジは最後底なしの泥沼にはまってしまいましたね。
Gwangi vs. The Flintstones - sorry Hanna-Barbera. ;)
Something I just realized is that the Gwangi actually has lips around its teeth
Breaks my heart every time.
Why?
I must watch The Valley Of Gwangi
That is male Asian elephant. All kinds of elephants males bigger than females. This elephant warned Gwangi with his tusks rather than charged at the Givangi. The elephant shouldn't warn Gwangi it should charged at the Givangi after some couples of bites. Elephant was having his final breathing before it dies like happen to other clip of this movie.
+Kenan Yalcinoglu
Hey, turkish dude, learn something about evolution instead of reading Quran. Elephants and allosaurs never evolved together so elephant has no instinct how to fight against such monster. Elephants ''knew'' how to manage lions, hippos, rhinos and other present animals. But no dinosaurs. Therefore, your post makes no scientific sense.
Dytko88 I already do know elephants and dinosaurs not evolved together. Last holy book the Quran nothing to do with evolution of animals and any other creatures in past. When I first time comment this video I talked like it was real not as a movie. That's the first time I commented some monster videos like that but I didn't comment other dinosaur fights from other dinosaur videos.
Is that the same model of the Vastatosaurus used for King Kong 1933?To be honest,the seeing the rex jump off something,it looks pretty good!
Much years. Not 10 years. Possible origens inspiration the books Jurassic Park.
Am I the only one that is glad that Gwangi lived? (For a while longer of course.)
Nope, I second this
did gwangi just go like a boss to the elephant
It sure did, the elephant was terrified, but the Gwangi was going to make it pay.
This thin , almost risible tale , is but a mounting for Ray Harryhausen's celebrated special effects The lassoing of the terrified monster took Harryhausen 5 months to film , blending the live action shots of the riders to the stop - motion footage of the roped Gwangi and is one of his most successful animation effects . The humans are an exceedingly dull lot , losing out to the latex creations in the acting honours !
the only reason the elephant picked this fight was to stall him,he decided to sacrifice himself!
i agree!!!
+Fazzani Ahmed But he also wanted to do a circus trick
+Fazzani Ahmed
That elephant died a true hero.
+7DARKHELLS elephant can stomp trex
Phantom_King nah,elephants are land's smartest animals,they are self-aware,actually,between us,if I ever kill en elephant,I'd feel the same guilt as killing a human beign...
This movie is a savage
Not even a Mammoth would able to stand against T-REX!
Some fun facts:
I believe Valley was loosely based on a 1950s unused idea.
VALLEY OF THE MIST was another Willis O'Brien project that put humanity in contact with dinosaurs . This time , a boy hunts down a giant lizard in a hidden valley . He intends to trade it for his prized bull , which has been sold by his father . Originally titled Emilio and Guloso , then El Toro Estrella ( The Star Bull ) , screenwriter William " Bill " Lasky created a new screenplay from O'Brien's treatment and gave it a new title : Valley of the Mist . Bill hoped to get his father , the legendary Jesse L. Lasky , founder of Paramount Pictures , to green - light the picture . The film was to have been shot in Mexico , in full Technicolor . However , no studio would agree to finance a movie that involved so much special effects animation after the perceived overspend on Mighty Joe Young . This was a film that Ray would undoubtedly have worked on had it gone ahead.
Because it is based on that
the issue I take is gwangi just killed himself a huge meal but would rather waste energy chasing after smaller prey.
angryman Same here. It bugs me Gwangi would leave a perfectly sized meal to chase after the much smaller prey. Makes no sense
Other than the strange tint of Gwangi, I was thinking the same throughout the movie. But if he didn't chase after them, it wouldn't be much of a movie.
Its actually kinda of believable for once here. He comes from a desert without so much prey concentrated in one area. And some animals when confronted with abnormally large amounts of prey start having their hunting instinct go into overdrive and kill more than they eat (see incidents with wolves and livestock). Very different from the usual monster movie issue of a monster going after just one person when they already took down a larger meal.
Gwangi is one of my favourite Ray Harryhausen monsters.
Actually it is an allosaurus
Gwangi is an Allorannosaurus Rex, a hybrid of T-rex and Allosaurus
Danny Trejo.
poor elephant
another elephant hater
:'v
Yeah when I was a kid this scene really bummed me out. Poor elephant.
Dont worry he survived he was breathing when the allosaurus ran off
Oh..Poor Elephant....
If you look closely, it's actually still breathing and alive when Gwangi leaves it.
Well that’s one way of handling the elephant in the room.
Nooooo! Help the elephant! You animals!
I know
John Phlips there idiots they dont know how to save people
John Phlips they tried, but the allosaur was a beast
There should be a reference to this in the new Jurassic World movie. An Allosaurus fighting an elephant. Thst would be a nice homage to this classic!
Biosyn calls their allosaurus Gwangi and geneticly beefed it up and made the poor thing fight before he just loses it and goes berserk on everybody,and rexy shows up and joins in on the chaos,not taking out Gwangi.
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😭😭🤬🤬😭😭😡😭😣
I feel bad for both Gwangi and the elephant. I mean both are animals that were turned into attractions by humans who want money.
Gwangi was just minding his own business out in the wild until he was caught. In this scene, you see Gwangi back up once the elephant charged before he attacked. Gwangi was trying to flee until he was forced to fight the elephant.
At the same time, the elephant also had nowhere else to go and showed immense aggression meaning that it was most likely a male elephant since they are full of testosterone(I might be wrong and this may be a female elephant but elephants in general CAN be very hostile especially when stressed).
Comment made: 8:34 PM Saturday, May 7 2022
Yeah, the elephant sound effects sounded much better in 20 million miles to earth.