Pretty stereotypical for dinosaurs to be killed by a volcano. And the Brachiosaurus 🦕 that was seen dying was the same and first dinosaur Hammond introduced to his visitors in JP 1. May she Rest In Peace.
The Brachiosaurus death in Fallen Kingdom always makes me cry not only because of how sad it is but because that’s the Brachiosaurus from the first Jurassic Park movie
i also cried with this scene. its just heartbraking. how can you not cry? its the same with Littlefoots mom, wich also makes me cry every single time. Gymnastic raptor is grapically brutal, JP3 Rex was unfair, but Brachiosaurus from Fallen Kingdom, when it roars for help and they leave her to die.. man, the emotions. its very manly to cry with this scene, its very normal.
The Brachiosuarus death will always be the saddest because it was the one that introduced to the island and the one that was there at the last moment This is truly the most brilliant and best dino death yet sad
Why does everyone notice stuff and I don’t the only thing I noticed was the size difference between the JW mosasaur and the JW Fallen Kindom mosasaur. But that’s still cool good ears.
The Brachi's death in Fallen Kingdom was by far the most heartbreaking death in any movie I ever saw. When I saw Fallen Kingdom in theatres in 2018, I was so hyped for Fallen Kingdom. The Brachi's death broke my heart. Mind you, I was 17 at the time. When the scene where the brachi made her iconic stand on the pier, there were no dry eyes in the theatre. The only deaths in movies that made me cry my eyes out as much as I did for the brachi was: Bambi's mom in Bambi Mufasa in the Lion King Serius in Order of the Phoenix Gus in The Fault In Our Stars Han in The Force Awakens Vader in Return Of The Jedi And Jack in Titanic When I re-watched the film a few months ago, I was happy I was watching it in my room. Because I knew I would've looked like a crying mess if anyone saw me.
The most heart breaking to me was indominus rex If you hear closely before she gets pulled in the lagoon you can actually hear the indominus whimpering and crying in fear I was upset when she died she was my favourite :(
I was looking for this comment. Don't see how he didn't see the headmovement of the indominus breaking the neck. The most epic part was as well that you see the indominus realize the ankylo was vulnerable at the bottom.
@Sophie Davies it's what they think "velociraptors" (note the velo's in the game are actually utahraptors but that aside) did. Their skull showned signs of a more developed brain that solved problems. And since the indo was part raptor. We as humans think we can only solve problems but I have seen my 11 week old pup try to get on the couch. One moment he just sat down, stared at the couch and suddenly used his mother as footstool to get on the couch. He actually problemsolved it. So its nice to see an aspect like that actually in a movie about prehistoric animals
I really love the death of the mighty Indominus. There was a guy that filmed this fight in the theater with his smart phone and uploaded it on RUclips and i watched this video with the most horrible quality you can even imagine over and over again, just because i wanted to see it again. Seeing my 2 favourite dinosaurs in the franchise destroying this Lab monster was great. But the saddest moment probably was the death of the old Brachio. The fact that this animal was so helpless is the worst. You can't fight or flight against a vulcano and on top of that you die a slow and cruel death...
John Cena I agree seeing the brachiosaurus dying like that still makes me cry every time, same with the scene of the dinosaurs running for their lives and knowing most won’t make it. The worst part is that their deaths are more merciful than those who survived and ended up in the hands of humans you know will treat them poorly 😢
Slow and cruel? I don't think so. Brachiosaurus was hit with a pyroclastic flow that probably had large volcanic bombs and debris that killed it in a spot. As for the cruel, volcano can't be cruel, neither can nature be. It's a part of life.
Marko Sofranić Your right, the brachiosaurus would have died quickly in the cloud of ash, volcanic activity is a part of nature but still hard to watch a creature so majestic perish like that. Which is why everyone should cherish life because you never know when it will end.
@@markosofranic3905 As far as i remember the brachio was still alive when the ash was falling on him. They pretty much implied that the lava killed him. And thats definite a slow and painful death. And yeah, that's nature, but this doesn't make being burned alive less cruel.
Real talk, when I went to see this in the theatre? I bawled so hard at this scene my hubby thought he was gonna have to carry me outside and calm me down. XD
#1 will always be memorable for me. I remember the first time my family and I watched Jurassic World. During the scene where the two brothers (can't recall their names) leap into the water to escape the Indominus, we see the Rex go to the cliff's edge and look down as if considering following them. Ultimately it hesitates and walks away. I remarked that that made sense for a dinosaur (even an apex predator) to fear the water in such a way. My sister asked why, but I didn't say anything at the time as we both got wrapped up in watching again. Fast-forward to the final fight and the Mosasaurus surprise. As it chomped down on the Indominus and dragged it to a watery grave, I just sorta nodded to the screen without missing a beat and said, "That's why. Because they knew there were bigger and scarier things than them living in it."
Dude it didn’t chase the two brothers BECAUSE it can’t swim t rex’s can’t swim and the T-Rex is part of the indominus gene and I think the indom is also scared of water
@@irenaveksler1935 The Rex in lore or in real life? Because there are studies in real life suggesting the rex was indeed an adept swimmer. And in the book canon at least, the rex attacked Alan and the kids in the river raft scene (one which was intended to be replicated in the movie but cut later). In any case, the Indominus fearing water could have multiple sources. Maybe it was a terrible swimmer. Don't take my offhand fun anecdote as anything else than what it was.
Excluding the tear jerking deaths of the Apatosaurus and Brachiosaurus, the saddest death to me was Charlie, the first of the raptor squad to die. The way she looks at Owen with a curious, almost child-like innocence kinda reminds me of the behavior of Toothless from HTTYD, and it kinda makes you wonder. Could Charlie have rejoined Owen had the rocket man killed her? We unfortunately will never know. Also, happy eventual Valentines Day!
I dont see how anyone could dislike the Kelly scene. She was a great character, realistically childish but definately smart, I'm sure she and Sarah got along great during the rare times they met. One reason i love camp cretacious is that it highlights how much human deaths in the movie are do to stupidity or chance (i.e. Dinosaur pops out of bush to kill human, it just so happens to be a red shirt. There are so many times that the protagonists are saved by plot armor). The kids frequently turn back to help each other, distract the dinos. They will distract a predator from a kill even with no plan to escape and barely make it out by the skin of their teeth. So it was great to see the young girl realize she was more mobile than the raptor up there, do to her personal skills. There isnt much you can do in a clearing vs a rex but i wish the franchise would explore more the fact that raptors are human sized, and thus killable easily by humans. I'd love a scene like in Predator where a human gets away and uses a knife to forge a spear or two, singles out the raptor hunting it and uses its iconic jump to impale it. 2 or 3 human survivors with a few 2x4s, steel rods, or whatever could surround and take out a raptor, they just need to wack it in the head the 2nd it gets one of them in a compromising position (cus it just takes a swift bite to the skull like the idiot in Fallen Kingdom that shot Blue, to kill you). In the book when Sarah and Kelly were chasing the raptor i was thinking "if only one had a baseball bat"
Man the Battle between Blue and Rexy and the Mosasaur against the Indominus Rex was awesome especially seeing Rexy holding her own against the I-Rex till Blue came to assist and seeing Rexy and Blue fighting side by side was great so great work to all the people who brought the world of Jurassic Park alive going all the way back to 1993 to great film directors like Steven Spielberg to Industrial Light and Magic for bringing the dinosaurs to life great job guys.
I definitely agree with the indo rex's death being 1st, it was cool seeing Rexie and Blue team up and make a peace treaty of sorts, them respecting each other and running off to try and figure out what to do with their lives. Plus it made a pretty nice horror scene in Fallen Kingdom with the sub and mosasaur (in my opinion)
It's a tough choice, that was most a satisfying kill. But the most iconic kill was when Rexy threw the big one into skeleton and roared as the sign came down. Also there are many people who didn't like that Rexy let Blue live. I for one like that not all dinosaurs are dumb monsters that they are intelligent creatures in their own respect. T-Rexes are no where near as smart as raptors in JP but scientist don't really think they were dumb either especially compared to the herbivores. Also as much as I think Fallen Kingdom missed the mark in execution that opening scene with the Mosasaurus and the Sub along with Rexy stalking the guy opening the gate was an amazing scene. The opening scene of JP1 was one of the best when you first see it. Movie doesn't show the monster right away and it is downright vicious. Still a great scene to view later on but since you have seen the creatures before it I then say that re-watching the Fallen Kingdom opening is the best rewatchable opening of all the films.
The Indominus' death is indeed hard to compete with, but I want an honourable mention to go to Charlie. It wasn't at the end of spectacular fight, there wasn't a lot of build up...it was over as quick as we saw it coming - but that's exactly why I think it's important enough to be mentioned. This would be the fate of any Dinosaur facing motivated human opposition. Just gone in the blink of an eye. We've seen the Dinos have their way with unarmed or isolated civilians and the occasional hunter and they seemed vicious and invincible - the fact that they're vulnerable, their existence fragile, which is basically what Fallen Kingdom was about, is summed up pretty well in that little scene.
I actually believe that it's the Apatasaurus death that is the Foundation of the DPG. In a way it's interesting that the two most Emotional Dinosaur deaths happen in the Jurassic World movies as opposed to anything before this point and to the Two main and most well known Sauropods. I'd actually say the entire Indominus Rex fight in JW leads to it's death. Delta, Charlie, and Owen battling her as Blue recovers from being tossed. Claire and Lowery bring in Rexie. Rexie getting her ass kicked most of the fight till Blue triumphantly distracted Indominus. The two push IR into the Jaws of Mosasaurs. It's an epic dino fight without the kill.
right before the Indominus in grabbed by the Mosasaur, all I can hear is the part right before the climax of the Avengers theme, and then the climax of the song when the Mosasaur grabs it and if pulled under. also, the death of the raptors in Jurassic world are the saddest death's in the franchise for me, with Charlie's death being the saddest of them.
Fun fact: the reason the Spino killed the Rex was because the Spino was cloned as a complete powerhouse, more powerful than even a T.Rex, making it plausible that it would’ve happened even if the Rex almost killed the Spino
My problem with the JP3 Spinosaurus is that it’s basically meant to just be a superior T. rex (which is shown in the fight). It’s a good idea to remove the focus from the T. rex and to shine about others, but it should be done by making it different than T. rex, neither superior nor inferior to T. rex, just different, with it’s own advantages and disadvantages. It’s also preferable to make it similar to the real animal in those traits.
That is a good point. The fight served no purpose in furthering the story. Spinosaurus did not feel any more or less dangerous to the humans it was chasing after the fight. The river scene was enough to show the unique threat Spino posed to the group.
I agree that it doesn't further the plot. but without the spino and t.rex fight, there really isn't anything memorable about the movie. besides the pteranodons of course. (or pterodactils... I always get them wrong)
They should make a rematch between them but this time Rex should have his/her 6 ton bite force with it and Spino should be based on the Real life one like it can only walk on 4 legs etc
The Brach in the volcanic eruption broke my hart. It was just standing on the dock watching the boat leave thinking "wait.... come back!". Funny how you feel bad for the dinosaurs when they die but when a lawyer get chomped off a crapper or a fat programmer gets messed up in a Jeep by a spitter you go "Meh, he was a dick anyway"
What made the Brachiosaurus' death even sadder was it was the one we saw back in 1993, the first dinosaur the audience sees on screen in all its glory.
"The school cut you from the team?" 😄 In all seriousness, I personally *don't* find that scene "dumb" at all. I honestly couldn't think of a better way for a human to kill a dinosaur!
The Indoraptor death only at number 7?? I mean your list is your list of course, personally that one is top 3 Dino deaths, easily. Not to mention Michael Giacchino’s score just makes the moment so much more epic.
Dude... How the HELL does The Lost World only have ONE Dino Death. Like i've seen that movie over a hundred times but thinking about it is like, "WTDF?!" it has so many Dinos in it! I think one of the Reasons I never paid too much attention to it is cause I always think of the games being a part of the experience. LOTTA Dinos die in that little gem.
I want Jurassic world 3 to have these types of deaths 1. Death of Dr. Wu 2. The scariest 3. The most deaths. Do you think Dr. Wu should die in the third Jurassic World? Like or reply if you agree. If so, what dinosaur should he get killed by? Would his death conclude the franchise?
Dr Wu’s death is almost necessary since JW3 will conclude the series. Since his return he has shown little regard for human life. I imagine him dying in a similar way to the book.
I think he should be killed by the t rex, it’s the first t rex cloned (i believe) so i think he should go out with a bang.... an iconic dinosaur killing its iconic creator
1. Indominus Rex great battle badass dinos defeating a badass hybrid not to mention that two same main gene dinos to create a hybrid defeating it at the same time awesome loved it great battle and death. 2. Brachiosaurus now this is a dinosaur that has been iconic to the franchise and die on the island great and sad an end to a “dream that will be forever lost” in my opinion and great dinosaur rest in piece mighty brachy 3. Indoraptor great hybrid great slowmo moment and Blue standing on top of it made it seem like a knight that slained the dragon great death even surprised me a lot. 4. Apatosaurus one of it many dinos that everyone knows slowly die in your hands it is sad and tragic gives me even a sad feeling for these animals really sad. 5. Pteranodon from JW it’s a great scene flying reptile picks up woman carries her to lagoon drops her tries to grab her and Mososaurus grabs both great and awesome. 6. T-rex JP3 great battle even though it was short and sad to see the most famous dino get killed in front of your eyes very sad and no rematch just leave it how it is or more trouble with fans. 7. Ankylosaurus one of the best iconic armored dinos in the world and to just get killed by the magnificent intelligent Indominus brutal and bloody great death but poor Anky. 8. JP Raptors loves the raptors and t-rex surprises me with a final showdown awesome and the scars goes to show nothing messes with the queen of the dinosaurs I would say Nublar but it’s gone and the raptors just beyond horrible deaths from the bone crushing jaws of the t-Rex must be crunchy after that fight. 9. JW Raptors we are barely introduced to these guys and die at the end sad but were great raptors that shall be remembered as Blue’s sisters and pack one after the other one killed by rocket, by grill, and by jaws so sad for three raptors. 10. Carnotosaurus instead of running it chooses to hunt instead I know it is just for instinct but sad to see it killed by trex a new dino killed so sad.
To add on the death of the Brachiosaurus from JW:Fallen Kingdom is that it’s been confirmed to be the same one that was first found in the original Jurassic Park movie when everyone arrived. You can tell by looking at the dinosaur standing on its back legs in the fire like it did to eat the higher leaf branches in the first movie.
I don't know why the raptor kill from Lost world is something everyone hates to me it's pretty cool, and a little funny if you have watched the review for the lost world by Nostalgic critic where he edited it.
When I saw this at 12 years of age for the first time it made me feel sick....like how bad it was. I also hated the fact they took rexy off sorna. Prefer the lost world book
I feel like the JW raptors (except Blue cause they didn’t die) should’ve AT LEAST gotten a top 5 spot. Chris had been taking care of these raptors and they’ve been through quite a lot, and seeing them die after all that was quite a punch to the face.
For me it's: 10: The construction worker from Jurassic Park 9: Lewis Dodgson 8: Ed Regis 7: Henry Wu 6: Baselton 5: Eddie Carr 4: John Hammond 3: Howard King 2: The baby from Jurassic Park 1: Dennis Nedry
I was watching jurassic world fallen kingdom back in 2018 at the movie theater and everyone was dying from crying r.i.p brachiasaurus (1993-2018) you will be missed
I remember being scared in the movie theater for fallen kingdom. As Blue and the Indoraptor fell I was stareing at the screen talking to the writers in my head saying "don't do it. Dont you dare do it I will be so done if you did it." I was worried that Blue AND the Indoraptor were both going to get impaled but I was so relieved to see it was just the Indoraptor
Never understood why Grant wanted the kids to watch the Rex eat the Gallimimus. They've seen animals eat each other before and they've seen Dinosaurs. There's more important things in that moment than to educate kids on how massive reptiles feed... Probably the only true wtf moment for me in the first movie, i forgave everything else
Charlie has to be on the list for me. I know it's supposed to be a sad moment, it was just so unexpected and random that my sister and I burst out into laughter when it happened.
Not to mention with the Brachiosaur that it does the same pose as when we first see her and it was confirmed that it was the same Brachiosaur that we first see. So she's the very first dinosaur we ever see in the series and the last one we see on Nublar. It was so heartbreaking
My favorite is by far the indoraptor, The way that blue purposely flipped it mid air to thrust square into the Triceratops horns showed a level of intelligence beyond what we'd seen out of raptors thus far. Besides the sympathy towards humans and understanding that the lab was about to explode. The scene towards the end where the lab was leaking hydrogen gas and blue realized that if she didn't get out of there she would be caught in the explosion.
Is it sad when only 2 Dinosaurs have ever died to humans in these movies , and both were Raptors, one died to gymnastics and the other to an explosion.
@@TheWildThingsYT Well, techically starvation would've gotten the Raptor in the freezer, and the Gun claire used on the Dimorphodon used tranquilizers, so it probably didnt actually die
I will never forget how the T-Rex sounds like when he roars. But not in every Jurassic movie. He only sounds so epic in the Jurassic Park movies. I'm getting goose bumps when I hear it. ^^
The first time I watched Fallen Kingdom, number 5 made me cry. The deep, sad, cry out in pain as the ship leaves the Bronco behind and the giant falls down dead as the lava melts the body, so sad
I honestly never really thought of the dino deaths all that much until Jurassic World, with the exception of the JP3 Rex of course, and I actually never realized the raptor that was kicked by Kelly actually died. I'm sure if I did sit down, rewatch all the movies again and gave it some thought it would probably look pretty similar to this list just in a different order, mainly the Brachiosaur from Fallen Kingdom would be higher and the death of the indomonous would be much much lower, its not that it wasn't impactful or memorable for me I just always thought it was way out of left field for me and not as meaningful as say if Rexy and Blue brought it down by themselves, the fight itself is hands down one of my favorite scenes out of all the movies but not the death
The Brachiosaurus that was killed by Mt. Sibo was confirmed to be the very first dinosaur that we ever saw in the Jurassic franchise, aka… the same brachiosaurus that grant saw 😭😭😭
My favorite dino kill was the Rex death in JP3, I always loved the spino and it showed people that the spino doesn't mess around. Also the spino needs a small spine on top of its head and should be closer to the ground walking on all fours
"And the creature fades away in the orange light of nublar and the closing that signaling the end of an era and john hammond's dream." Those words stuck with me
Thank you for this video! I have myself Read the novels and seen your videos and this is the best Jurassic Park Channel ever! Thank you for all off your videos and Keep up the Good work!
Indominus Rex kill was much more brutal because at the start of Fallen Kingdom you can see that the Rex's body is in an awkward position where the head is the opposite way of the body and in Camp Cretaceous when they go to the lagoon and look inside they say "I guess we don't have to worry about the indominus anymore" because it's probably body parts floating around the surface
My favorite is totally indeed the Indominus-Rex death. When I first saw Jurassic World in theaters I had a lot of hype when the fight was happening and when that Mosasaur jumped out of the water I was cheering and so happy and excited to see the Indominus-Rex get killed. I really enjoyed that dinosaur death and is by far my most favorite dinosaur death in the entire Jurassic Park franchise.
I was crying when the indominus rex was killed i felt so bad for it She doesnt understand anything because her whole life was an experiment and when she killed her sibling she learnt about killing so when she got loose she killed for sport to see where she was on the foodchain So its not her fault she dont understand... and you saying “i was so happy and excited to see her get killed” makes you sound sick
10. Charlie 9. Ankylosaurus 8. Gymnastics raptor 7. Fried raptor 6. Indoraptor 5. The big one 4. T. rex vs. spinosaurs 3. Brachiosaurus 2. Apatosaurus 1. Indominus Rex
Sajia Khanum just because I couldn’t make a good movie doesn’t make this movie good. News flash It can be a shitty movie and I could make an shitty movie as well. So that argument is stupid
I'm a huge fan of your channel. I was watching your review of the ride itself and your rant of other peoples' opinion, not taking offense to those with their own opinions, I feel the same way, i've watched other episodes that were thinking their opinion was king and stopped in the middle of the episode because they got all preachy with their words and critique, I like what I like an d their review is not going to sway me. keep up the awesome work...I love it!!
The best death is OBVIOUSLY the Raptor death from the lost world... You all know which one it is!
Edit: how is it not number 1!?
Where it got impaled?
Not even, that would be slightly behind the Rex fight from JP3 for me.
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@@sasaki999pro The school cut you from the team?
@@victorbruant389 I think Kelly quit the team or was suspended
Too cheesy.
The Brachiosaurus’ death will never not be the saddest moment in the movie.
I totally agree
If they kill off Rexy. That will beat the brachs death for me
Agreed
Wrong...it is the saddest moment in any movie 🦕🌋
Pretty stereotypical for dinosaurs to be killed by a volcano. And the Brachiosaurus 🦕 that was seen dying was the same and first dinosaur Hammond introduced to his visitors in JP 1. May she Rest In Peace.
The Brachiosaurus death in Fallen Kingdom always makes me cry not only because of how sad it is but because that’s the Brachiosaurus from the first Jurassic Park movie
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Bro damn
It is well damn
i also cried with this scene. its just heartbraking. how can you not cry? its the same with Littlefoots mom, wich also makes me cry every single time.
Gymnastic raptor is grapically brutal, JP3 Rex was unfair, but Brachiosaurus from Fallen Kingdom, when it roars for help and they leave her to die.. man, the emotions. its very manly to cry with this scene, its very normal.
It was the first and last we saw in Isla Nublar.
That was one brave Ankylosaurus, they will never be forgotten.
😭😭😭
to be honest Indominus rex shouldn't be able to kill Ankylosaurus after this masive hit to the face...
RIP
I adore Ankylosaurus so that one really hit me. She put up a hell of a struggle tho.
fat is ded now
Indominus Rex:serial killer dinosaur
Mosasaurus:I’m ‘bout to end this woman’s whole career!
"woman 's" not man's
Sarthak Chaudhary oof I forgot
Bruh it’s made from blue and mrs Rex and there both girls
i love the indominus she's cute :) I think there's something wrong with me. but i would happily get eaten by her :D
Lol
The Brachiosuarus death will always be the saddest because it was the one that introduced to the island and the one that was there at the last moment
This is truly the most brilliant and best dino death yet sad
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Seeing it burn was a sign for an end of a Era.
yh no shit it was sad i cyred at tht moment
Not to make things worse, but the Brachiosaurus From JP was the same one that died in Fallen Kingdom.
@@Major_Ursa Is that true?
Ah yeah. Ooh ahh. That’s how it always starts.But then later there’s running and um... screaming.
alright Dr. Malcom, whats next?
Lol.
Life found a way
Welcome...to Jurassic park...
Why did you just post a quote? It just comes off as lazy and a way to get a lot of likes.
Thanos: I have the most iconic snap
Spinosaurus: Hold my Beer
hold my brachiosaurus
Hold my Rex meat
Hold my spine
Love spino my favo dinosaur
Person behind the screen good one
1:11 part of the spino roar was used in the indominous rex’s roar. Not that anyone cares, but I just found that out
That's cool
That is nice
Why does everyone notice stuff and I don’t the only thing I noticed was the size difference between the JW mosasaur and the JW Fallen Kindom mosasaur. But that’s still cool good ears.
Klayton is the John Hammond of Jurassic RUclips
True, he does spare no expense.
Richard Ramirez the only difference is he is not a jerk (if you mean the books of course) also sorry for being a nerd have a good day!
Edward Fryrear then is the GamingBeaver Ian Malcolm? And BestinSlot Alan Grant
So what does that make Jeremy James Prutchick?
@@GeorgeTheDinoGuy you do not need to apologize. Being a nerd is great!! Never apologize for being who you are!!😊
The Brachi's death in Fallen Kingdom was by far the most heartbreaking death in any movie I ever saw.
When I saw Fallen Kingdom in theatres in 2018, I was so hyped for Fallen Kingdom. The Brachi's death broke my heart. Mind you, I was 17 at the time. When the scene where the brachi made her iconic stand on the pier, there were no dry eyes in the theatre. The only deaths in movies that made me cry my eyes out as much as I did for the brachi was:
Bambi's mom in Bambi
Mufasa in the Lion King
Serius in Order of the Phoenix
Gus in The Fault In Our Stars
Han in The Force Awakens
Vader in Return Of The Jedi
And Jack in Titanic
When I re-watched the film a few months ago, I was happy I was watching it in my room. Because I knew I would've looked like a crying mess if anyone saw me.
The most heart breaking to me was indominus rex
If you hear closely before she gets pulled in the lagoon you can actually hear the indominus whimpering and crying in fear
I was upset when she died she was my favourite :(
personally, Charlie's death in Jurassic world is the saddest for me.
The only time i cried in the Cinema was at 2019 Avengers endgame Ironman’s death
Little foot mother- land before time
@@xdDxanderplays I did too
I actually cried when the brach was left behind to die
Same
Same
i always cry when i see the brachiosaurus die
I did too
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The In Ankylosaurus didn’t get it’s skull crushed It got it’s neck snapped
I was looking for this comment. Don't see how he didn't see the headmovement of the indominus breaking the neck. The most epic part was as well that you see the indominus realize the ankylo was vulnerable at the bottom.
I believe both happened
@Sophie Davies it's what they think "velociraptors" (note the velo's in the game are actually utahraptors but that aside) did. Their skull showned signs of a more developed brain that solved problems. And since the indo was part raptor. We as humans think we can only solve problems but I have seen my 11 week old pup try to get on the couch. One moment he just sat down, stared at the couch and suddenly used his mother as footstool to get on the couch. He actually problemsolved it.
So its nice to see an aspect like that actually in a movie about prehistoric animals
The density of itsos in this comment is impressive.
I really love the death of the mighty Indominus.
There was a guy that filmed this fight in the theater with his smart phone and uploaded it on RUclips and i watched this video with the most horrible quality you can even imagine over and over again, just because i wanted to see it again.
Seeing my 2 favourite dinosaurs in the franchise destroying this Lab monster was great.
But the saddest moment probably was the death of the old Brachio.
The fact that this animal was so helpless is the worst. You can't fight or flight against a vulcano and on top of that you die a slow and cruel death...
John Cena I agree seeing the brachiosaurus dying like that still makes me cry every time, same with the scene of the dinosaurs running for their lives and knowing most won’t make it. The worst part is that their deaths are more merciful than those who survived and ended up in the hands of humans you know will treat them poorly 😢
John Cena points* fake lol
Slow and cruel? I don't think so. Brachiosaurus was hit with a pyroclastic flow that probably had large volcanic bombs and debris that killed it in a spot. As for the cruel, volcano can't be cruel, neither can nature be. It's a part of life.
Marko Sofranić Your right, the brachiosaurus would have died quickly in the cloud of ash, volcanic activity is a part of nature but still hard to watch a creature so majestic perish like that. Which is why everyone should cherish life because you never know when it will end.
@@markosofranic3905 As far as i remember the brachio was still alive when the ash was falling on him. They pretty much implied that the lava killed him. And thats definite a slow and painful death.
And yeah, that's nature, but this doesn't make being burned alive less cruel.
Charlie getting blown to bits is forever seared into my memory it was just so quick it was almost hilarious
How do you guys keep up that this one is Charlie? I always get lost...
Quinha! Vieri I just remember by colors. Each one has a different pattern and color scheme
@@MarsTheDoomer Oh! I never got it right 😅
We should get killed by an actual person. (Owen?)
I meant to say Wu not we
When the Brachiosarus died in fallen Kingdom I actually cried and held my tears so I wouldn't cry R.I.P :(
Same
Real talk, when I went to see this in the theatre? I bawled so hard at this scene my hubby thought he was gonna have to carry me outside and calm me down. XD
@@SakuraCourageSolo what
So did you cry or not cry?
I couldn't watch it is too much for me
6:46 it is the same dinosaur that Alan Grant seen I cried
The brachiosaurus and apatosaurus death always impacted me the hardest. These are animals that where gentle giants that met such a brutal end
:( yyup
Meh i found the indominus rex’s death more sad...i almost cried :(
Agree
The Indoraptor's death was more sad than the Indom.
The saurpods Have the sadness Deaths😢
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It’s a yes from me chief, but how about Dimetrodon rex boi?
The brachiosaurus death is the only movie scene to ever make me cry in a move theatre
#1 will always be memorable for me. I remember the first time my family and I watched Jurassic World. During the scene where the two brothers (can't recall their names) leap into the water to escape the Indominus, we see the Rex go to the cliff's edge and look down as if considering following them. Ultimately it hesitates and walks away. I remarked that that made sense for a dinosaur (even an apex predator) to fear the water in such a way. My sister asked why, but I didn't say anything at the time as we both got wrapped up in watching again.
Fast-forward to the final fight and the Mosasaurus surprise. As it chomped down on the Indominus and dragged it to a watery grave, I just sorta nodded to the screen without missing a beat and said, "That's why. Because they knew there were bigger and scarier things than them living in it."
Dude it didn’t chase the two brothers BECAUSE it can’t swim t rex’s can’t swim and the T-Rex is part of the indominus gene and I think the indom is also scared of water
@@irenaveksler1935 The Rex in lore or in real life? Because there are studies in real life suggesting the rex was indeed an adept swimmer. And in the book canon at least, the rex attacked Alan and the kids in the river raft scene (one which was intended to be replicated in the movie but cut later).
In any case, the Indominus fearing water could have multiple sources. Maybe it was a terrible swimmer. Don't take my offhand fun anecdote as anything else than what it was.
@@SaftonYT lore
@@SaftonYT or it didn’t chase the humans because there so small and it’s not worth all that effort?
@@irenaveksler1935 Maybe, though it didn't really come across that way to me.
My favorite death is the Big One. The rotunda finale is my favorite ending
When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth
*raaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrr*
"Mr. Hammond i've decided *not* to endorse your park"
"So have I"
Agreed! I get chills every time I watch it!
@ Bryce Mackenzie
Same!!!
Excluding the tear jerking deaths of the Apatosaurus and Brachiosaurus, the saddest death to me was Charlie, the first of the raptor squad to die. The way she looks at Owen with a curious, almost child-like innocence kinda reminds me of the behavior of Toothless from HTTYD, and it kinda makes you wonder. Could Charlie have rejoined Owen had the rocket man killed her? We unfortunately will never know. Also, happy eventual Valentines Day!
The brachiosorous death actually made me cry because of his sad roar
I dont see how anyone could dislike the Kelly scene. She was a great character, realistically childish but definately smart, I'm sure she and Sarah got along great during the rare times they met. One reason i love camp cretacious is that it highlights how much human deaths in the movie are do to stupidity or chance (i.e. Dinosaur pops out of bush to kill human, it just so happens to be a red shirt. There are so many times that the protagonists are saved by plot armor). The kids frequently turn back to help each other, distract the dinos. They will distract a predator from a kill even with no plan to escape and barely make it out by the skin of their teeth. So it was great to see the young girl realize she was more mobile than the raptor up there, do to her personal skills. There isnt much you can do in a clearing vs a rex but i wish the franchise would explore more the fact that raptors are human sized, and thus killable easily by humans. I'd love a scene like in Predator where a human gets away and uses a knife to forge a spear or two, singles out the raptor hunting it and uses its iconic jump to impale it. 2 or 3 human survivors with a few 2x4s, steel rods, or whatever could surround and take out a raptor, they just need to wack it in the head the 2nd it gets one of them in a compromising position (cus it just takes a swift bite to the skull like the idiot in Fallen Kingdom that shot Blue, to kill you). In the book when Sarah and Kelly were chasing the raptor i was thinking "if only one had a baseball bat"
Casually just gonna play this on my TV instead of my phone
Im looking forward to this video!!
Molly Shay I do this allll the time 🤘🏻
The Indominous battle remains the greatest monster fight I have ever seen! When I'm having a bad day, I turn to this scene to reinvigorate me. ♡
The saddest part of the jurassic world fallen kingdom is the Brachiosaurus death I was crying 😭
Me Too😭
When the mosasaurus grabbed the indominous I was like “RKO from out of nowhere!”
6:40 this scene made me cry
I have not yet seen the movie but it's looks sad
Man the Battle between Blue and Rexy and the Mosasaur against the Indominus Rex was awesome especially seeing Rexy holding her own against the I-Rex till Blue came to assist and seeing Rexy and Blue fighting side by side was great so great work to all the people who brought the world of Jurassic Park alive going all the way back to 1993 to great film directors like Steven Spielberg to Industrial Light and Magic for bringing the dinosaurs to life great job guys.
The Indominus Did Have the Right to Deserve Her Death after Killing 5 Apatosaurus
I definitely agree with the indo rex's death being 1st, it was cool seeing Rexie and Blue team up and make a peace treaty of sorts, them respecting each other and running off to try and figure out what to do with their lives. Plus it made a pretty nice horror scene in Fallen Kingdom with the sub and mosasaur (in my opinion)
It's a tough choice, that was most a satisfying kill. But the most iconic kill was when Rexy threw the big one into skeleton and roared as the sign came down. Also there are many people who didn't like that Rexy let Blue live. I for one like that not all dinosaurs are dumb monsters that they are intelligent creatures in their own respect. T-Rexes are no where near as smart as raptors in JP but scientist don't really think they were dumb either especially compared to the herbivores.
Also as much as I think Fallen Kingdom missed the mark in execution that opening scene with the Mosasaurus and the Sub along with Rexy stalking the guy opening the gate was an amazing scene. The opening scene of JP1 was one of the best when you first see it. Movie doesn't show the monster right away and it is downright vicious. Still a great scene to view later on but since you have seen the creatures before it I then say that re-watching the Fallen Kingdom opening is the best rewatchable opening of all the films.
Peace treaty? They're animals.
In number 5 I was like “come on girl,you can swim” while tears came out of my eyes...
Long Necks can't swim?
The Indominus' death is indeed hard to compete with, but I want an honourable mention to go to Charlie.
It wasn't at the end of spectacular fight, there wasn't a lot of build up...it was over as quick as we saw it coming - but that's exactly why I think it's important enough to be mentioned.
This would be the fate of any Dinosaur facing motivated human opposition.
Just gone in the blink of an eye.
We've seen the Dinos have their way with unarmed or isolated civilians and the occasional hunter and they seemed vicious and invincible - the fact that they're vulnerable, their existence fragile, which is basically what Fallen Kingdom was about, is summed up pretty well in that little scene.
I actually believe that it's the Apatasaurus death that is the Foundation of the DPG. In a way it's interesting that the two most Emotional Dinosaur deaths happen in the Jurassic World movies as opposed to anything before this point and to the Two main and most well known Sauropods. I'd actually say the entire Indominus Rex fight in JW leads to it's death. Delta, Charlie, and Owen battling her as Blue recovers from being tossed. Claire and Lowery bring in Rexie. Rexie getting her ass kicked most of the fight till Blue triumphantly distracted Indominus. The two push IR into the Jaws of Mosasaurs. It's an epic dino fight without the kill.
right before the Indominus in grabbed by the Mosasaur, all I can hear is the part right before the climax of the Avengers theme, and then the climax of the song when the Mosasaur grabs it and if pulled under. also, the death of the raptors in Jurassic world are the saddest death's in the franchise for me, with Charlie's death being the saddest of them.
The brachiosaurus Death is even more sad when you remember that the series started with that same Dino
Yes
Zara wasn't their nanny, she was the personal assistant of their aunt.
Claire's personal assistant who got died from a terminal case of Nanny Duty.
Yeah but she got nanny duty for the day so...technically a nanny?
*top 10 deaths*
Me:ooh cool
Video:starts talking
Also me: BLOODY HELL!
say want you want about about JP 3 but the Spino was savage
Fun fact: the reason the Spino killed the Rex was because the Spino was cloned as a complete powerhouse, more powerful than even a T.Rex, making it plausible that it would’ve happened even if the Rex almost killed the Spino
I absolutely love how much Passion you put in every Word you say in your Videos! Awesome! Just awesome!
My problem with the JP3 Spinosaurus is that it’s basically meant to just be a superior T. rex (which is shown in the fight).
It’s a good idea to remove the focus from the T. rex and to shine about others, but it should be done by making it different than T. rex, neither superior nor inferior to T. rex, just different, with it’s own advantages and disadvantages.
It’s also preferable to make it similar to the real animal in those traits.
That is a good point. The fight served no purpose in furthering the story. Spinosaurus did not feel any more or less dangerous to the humans it was chasing after the fight. The river scene was enough to show the unique threat Spino posed to the group.
I agree that it doesn't further the plot.
but without the spino and t.rex fight, there really isn't anything memorable about the movie.
besides the pteranodons of course. (or pterodactils... I always get them wrong)
@@greedow Pteranodons, you got them right.
They should make a rematch between them but this time Rex should have his/her 6 ton bite force with it and Spino should be based on the Real life one like it can only walk on 4 legs etc
It's actually a hybrid as spinos are supposed to be on all four legs and it hunted Alan , Paul and Amanda
The Brach in the volcanic eruption broke my hart. It was just standing on the dock watching the boat leave thinking "wait.... come back!".
Funny how you feel bad for the dinosaurs when they die but when a lawyer get chomped off a crapper or a fat programmer gets messed up in a Jeep by a spitter you go "Meh, he was a dick anyway"
What made the Brachiosaurus' death even sadder was it was the one we saw back in 1993, the first dinosaur the audience sees on screen in all its glory.
"The school cut you from the team?" 😄
In all seriousness, I personally *don't* find that scene "dumb" at all. I honestly couldn't think of a better way for a human to kill a dinosaur!
The Indoraptor death only at number 7?? I mean your list is your list of course, personally that one is top 3 Dino deaths, easily.
Not to mention Michael Giacchino’s score just makes the moment so much more epic.
In my opinion Rexy and Blue vs Indy is the absolute best fight in the entire Jurassic Park franchise
A adult T-Rex was killed by a still growing Spino
If the Spino gonna return than it will be a big adult Spino
The T-Rex wasn't even close to being fully grown.
@@ZekeTrailblazer it was 3 feet from becoming a full grown T.Tex s search it up for yourself Easy DEBUNK
One of the best scenes in the entire series is when Rexy busts through that skeleton and roars at the Indominus... it's like F yeah get it girl lol
Dude... How the HELL does The Lost World only have ONE Dino Death. Like i've seen that movie over a hundred times but thinking about it is like, "WTDF?!" it has so many Dinos in it!
I think one of the Reasons I never paid too much attention to it is cause I always think of the games being a part of the experience. LOTTA Dinos die in that little gem.
Because the dinosaurs had the power not the people
Edward Fryrear I think about 2 raptors died in total, one due to the kick and another to infighting
Possibly a compy got its neck snapped by Dieter. Not sure cause it cuts away.
The saddest one was me dyin- I mean the aPATOsaurus dying
Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Oh I get it lol
For me it’s the brachiosaurus that Alan grant saw in the first movie and it makes us cry in tears
@@jaydentroeger980 that chiare Saw the Death of the Brachiosaurus in JWFK
The big one's death is the most iconic death in the seiries
I want Jurassic world 3 to have these types of deaths
1. Death of Dr. Wu
2. The scariest
3. The most deaths.
Do you think Dr. Wu should die in the third Jurassic World? Like or reply if you agree. If so, what dinosaur should he get killed by? Would his death conclude the franchise?
Dr Wu’s death is almost necessary since JW3 will conclude the series. Since his return he has shown little regard for human life. I imagine him dying in a similar way to the book.
I think he should be killed by t rex
I think he should be killed by the t rex, it’s the first t rex cloned (i believe) so i think he should go out with a bang.... an iconic dinosaur killing its iconic creator
Andres Cazares That would be brilliant to see, like a cruel twist of fate combined with karma
Leanne Hill exactly, couldn’t have said it better myself
1. Indominus Rex great battle badass dinos defeating a badass hybrid not to mention that two same main gene dinos to create a hybrid defeating it at the same time awesome loved it great battle and death.
2. Brachiosaurus now this is a dinosaur that has been iconic to the franchise and die on the island great and sad an end to a “dream that will be forever lost” in my opinion and great dinosaur rest in piece mighty brachy
3. Indoraptor great hybrid great slowmo moment and Blue standing on top of it made it seem like a knight that slained the dragon great death even surprised me a lot.
4. Apatosaurus one of it many dinos that everyone knows slowly die in your hands it is sad and tragic gives me even a sad feeling for these animals really sad.
5. Pteranodon from JW it’s a great scene flying reptile picks up woman carries her to lagoon drops her tries to grab her and Mososaurus grabs both great and awesome.
6. T-rex JP3 great battle even though it was short and sad to see the most famous dino get killed in front of your eyes very sad and no rematch just leave it how it is or more trouble with fans.
7. Ankylosaurus one of the best iconic armored dinos in the world and to just get killed by the magnificent intelligent Indominus brutal and bloody great death but poor Anky.
8. JP Raptors loves the raptors and t-rex surprises me with a final showdown awesome and the scars goes to show nothing messes with the queen of the dinosaurs I would say Nublar but it’s gone and the raptors just beyond horrible deaths from the bone crushing jaws of the t-Rex must be crunchy after that fight.
9. JW Raptors we are barely introduced to these guys and die at the end sad but were great raptors that shall be remembered as Blue’s sisters and pack one after the other one killed by rocket, by grill, and by jaws so sad for three raptors.
10. Carnotosaurus instead of running it chooses to hunt instead I know it is just for instinct but sad to see it killed by trex a new dino killed so sad.
The raptor landing on a lit grill... that one is definitely a favorite
Yesssss!!!
Actually, I'm pretty sure the Carno was still alive. I think it runs away after Rexy runs
JP3 Watching in 2020 and wondering how things have changed for those poor spinos.
@@jasonking7570 No. Come on!
The brachiosaurus death really mirrored the end of the park as opposed to us seeing it for the first time in 1993.😭
To add on the death of the Brachiosaurus from JW:Fallen Kingdom is that it’s been confirmed to be the same one that was first found in the original Jurassic Park movie when everyone arrived. You can tell by looking at the dinosaur standing on its back legs in the fire like it did to eat the higher leaf branches in the first movie.
I don't know why the raptor kill from Lost world is something everyone hates to me it's pretty cool, and a little funny if you have watched the review for the lost world by Nostalgic critic where he edited it.
it's because of how silly it is.
the movie has a very dark tone, so when you get this very silly scene in, you get tone whiplash.
When I saw this at 12 years of age for the first time it made me feel sick....like how bad it was.
I also hated the fact they took rexy off sorna.
Prefer the lost world book
They took Rexy off of Sorna? Rexy was never ON Sorna, she was ONLY on Nublar
@@cillypally779 They took the Buck Rex and the baby. Not Rexy.
Nowadays, whenever I just want anything from Jurassic Park, I just come here.
I feel like the JW raptors (except Blue cause they didn’t die) should’ve AT LEAST gotten a top 5 spot. Chris had been taking care of these raptors and they’ve been through quite a lot, and seeing them die after all that was quite a punch to the face.
6:50 Every time I see that scene I cry It’s the saddest dinosaur death 1993-2018 so long old friend 😢
Will you make a top 10 human deaths in the Michael Crichton JP novels?
Yes! 🤠
For me it's:
10: The construction worker from Jurassic Park
9: Lewis Dodgson
8: Ed Regis
7: Henry Wu
6: Baselton
5: Eddie Carr
4: John Hammond
3: Howard King
2: The baby from Jurassic Park
1: Dennis Nedry
@@pietaricollander672 don't remind me about number2 I cried
@@pietaricollander672 I never saw a baby died
Ahmed Tabaji It died in the beginning of the book. The compies took it when they escaped to the mainland.
Who else was reminded of Littlefoot's mother's death from The Land Before Time by the apotosaurus death scene in Jurassic World?🦕
I was watching jurassic world fallen kingdom back in 2018 at the movie theater and everyone was dying from crying r.i.p brachiasaurus (1993-2018) you will be missed
I remember being scared in the movie theater for fallen kingdom. As Blue and the Indoraptor fell I was stareing at the screen talking to the writers in my head saying "don't do it. Dont you dare do it I will be so done if you did it." I was worried that Blue AND the Indoraptor were both going to get impaled but I was so relieved to see it was just the Indoraptor
Awesome video man!!
Btw Pinn for the Carnotaurus!!
Just pinned someone :)
Never understood why Grant wanted the kids to watch the Rex eat the Gallimimus. They've seen animals eat each other before and they've seen Dinosaurs. There's more important things in that moment than to educate kids on how massive reptiles feed...
Probably the only true wtf moment for me in the first movie, i forgave everything else
Charlie has to be on the list for me. I know it's supposed to be a sad moment, it was just so unexpected and random that my sister and I burst out into laughter when it happened.
The Indominus Rex’s death was just something else. It’s still my favorite though.
It was upsetting to see the indominus rex die :(
@@BigOlGojifan
It was satisfying
It was a cool monster and all but it was too dangerous to live
It's actually kind of sad to see a Dinosaur die!
And fun to see a human being eaten alive😂😂
eh, the indominus deserved it
even if it's not her fault
RIP Gymnastic Raptor
This was the first one I thought of
Not to mention with the Brachiosaur that it does the same pose as when we first see her and it was confirmed that it was the same Brachiosaur that we first see. So she's the very first dinosaur we ever see in the series and the last one we see on Nublar. It was so heartbreaking
My favorite is by far the indoraptor, The way that blue purposely flipped it mid air to thrust square into the Triceratops horns showed a level of intelligence beyond what we'd seen out of raptors thus far. Besides the sympathy towards humans and understanding that the lab was about to explode. The scene towards the end where the lab was leaking hydrogen gas and blue realized that if she didn't get out of there she would be caught in the explosion.
Is it sad when only 2 Dinosaurs have ever died to humans in these movies , and both were Raptors, one died to gymnastics and the other to an explosion.
The BGamerSaurus don’t forget the raptor that was frozen to death in the first Jurassic park since lex and Tim were technically the cause for that one
The BGamerSaurus and the dimorphodon that was shot in Jurassic world unless if you don’t count non dinosaurs
@@TheWildThingsYT Well, techically starvation would've gotten the Raptor in the freezer, and the Gun claire used on the Dimorphodon used tranquilizers, so it probably didnt actually die
No I meant the dimorphodon that the dude in the helicopter shot as if to say that they mean business
@@TheWildThingsYT ohhhhhh.....yeah
“Our dead homie” made me laugh a little too hard
That neck snap from the spino also had me, a very devoted and loyal T-Rex fan, absolutely heated.
I will never forget how the T-Rex sounds like when he roars. But not in every Jurassic movie. He only sounds so epic in the Jurassic Park movies. I'm getting goose bumps when I hear it. ^^
the incomings rex is the most memorable since he was killed by the most known dinosaurs and the most coolest one In the movies
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The only moment in a movie that has ever made me tear up is the brachiosaurus death... and I've seen alot of movies...
That should say something.
Same
And Charlie’s death
That aquatic dinosaur’s like “what is going on up der...ooh food!”
It’s a mosasaurus. Mosasaurs aren’t dinosaurs.
The first time I watched Fallen Kingdom, number 5 made me cry. The deep, sad, cry out in pain as the ship leaves the Bronco behind and the giant falls down dead as the lava melts the body, so sad
I honestly never really thought of the dino deaths all that much until Jurassic World, with the exception of the JP3 Rex of course, and I actually never realized the raptor that was kicked by Kelly actually died. I'm sure if I did sit down, rewatch all the movies again and gave it some thought it would probably look pretty similar to this list just in a different order, mainly the Brachiosaur from Fallen Kingdom would be higher and the death of the indomonous would be much much lower, its not that it wasn't impactful or memorable for me I just always thought it was way out of left field for me and not as meaningful as say if Rexy and Blue brought it down by themselves, the fight itself is hands down one of my favorite scenes out of all the movies but not the death
We have to honor that brave ankylosaurus taking on the indominus... seriously
Poor thing never stood a chance.
The Brachiosaurus that was killed by Mt. Sibo was confirmed to be the very first dinosaur that we ever saw in the Jurassic franchise, aka… the same brachiosaurus that grant saw 😭😭😭
My favorite dino kill was the Rex death in JP3, I always loved the spino and it showed people that the spino doesn't mess around. Also the spino needs a small spine on top of its head and should be closer to the ground walking on all fours
The audience was SPLIT on Eddy cars death cause it was so gruesome...
He didn't deserve it, but, dang, his death meant everyone's fair game...
PUNS
Which one
Jwcc session1?
Wasn't he eaten by the irex
Spini boi
"And the creature fades away in the orange light of nublar and the closing that signaling the end of an era and john hammond's dream." Those words stuck with me
The Indominus Rex death is what made me become a huge "Jurassic" fan!👍
This comment section is 99% Brachiosaurus sadness
Where’s Charlie, delta and echo
Thank you for this video! I have myself Read the novels and seen your videos and this is the best Jurassic Park Channel ever! Thank you for all off your videos and Keep up the Good work!
Indominus Rex kill was much more brutal because at the start of Fallen Kingdom you can see that the Rex's body is in an awkward position where the head is the opposite way of the body and in Camp Cretaceous when they go to the lagoon and look inside they say "I guess we don't have to worry about the indominus anymore" because it's probably body parts floating around the surface
My favorite is totally indeed the Indominus-Rex death. When I first saw Jurassic World in theaters I had a lot of hype when the fight was happening and when that Mosasaur jumped out of the water I was cheering and so happy and excited to see the Indominus-Rex get killed. I really enjoyed that dinosaur death and is by far my most favorite dinosaur death in the entire Jurassic Park franchise.
I was crying when the indominus rex was killed i felt so bad for it
She doesnt understand anything because her whole life was an experiment and when she killed her sibling she learnt about killing so when she got loose she killed for sport to see where she was on the foodchain
So its not her fault she dont understand... and you saying “i was so happy and excited to see her get killed” makes you sound sick
10. Charlie
9. Ankylosaurus
8. Gymnastics raptor
7. Fried raptor
6. Indoraptor
5. The big one
4. T. rex vs. spinosaurs
3. Brachiosaurus
2. Apatosaurus
1. Indominus Rex
No Dino death will be more badass or iconic as when Muldoon blew up the raptors with a fucking rocket launcher in the first book!
I never noticed that the galley minus went inside the T-Rex in the first movie but thanks for letting me know about that
I found out dr. Grant will be in jurassic world 3 :D man if this happens it will top jurassic world and fallen kingdom
Considering fallen kingdom was an absolute terrible movie and by far the worst of the franchise, it won’t be very hard to top it.
chris morgan like you could make a movie like that the design is better than any other
Sajia Khanum just because I couldn’t make a good movie doesn’t make this movie good. News flash It can be a shitty movie and I could make an shitty movie as well. So that argument is stupid
Prabhjot GHOTRA that’s your opinion. I think the movie is terrible and doesn’t hold a candle to any of the other ones (maybe JP3
chris morgan it’s not crappy I dare you to come up with a damn storyline that good
The Brachiosaurus made me actually cry over a movie for the first time
I'm a huge fan of your channel. I was watching your review of the ride itself and your rant of other peoples' opinion, not taking offense to those with their own opinions, I feel the same way, i've watched other episodes that were thinking their opinion was king and stopped in the middle of the episode because they got all preachy with their words and critique, I like what I like an d their review is not going to sway me. keep up the awesome work...I love it!!
I literally cried when the Brachiosaurus died in Fallen Kingdom. It was the most saddest death of all 😭😢