Eddie's death always bothered me...

Antics? They were helping save the baby after the hunters injured it in their selfish attempt to capture Daddy T-Rex?

It was gruesome but on top of that, he was bravely trying to save his friends. Sometimes characters have it coming, but Eddie went out heroically and that makes it a bit more tragic to me.

The film has quite a misanthropic tone doesn't it? Burke seemed like a decent guy as well and he bit it nastily. Poor guys.

I've always felt the same way. When he asked them if they needed anything else [apart from a rope] and they mockingly said 'cheeseburgers' or whatever, he should have ditched their asses and made his way back to the tree.

He saved their lives but neither Sarah or Nick seemed grateful.

I thought that was a brilliant scene, the fact that he was the most likeable and that he died valiantly trying to save the others in such a horrifying way really made it such a scary scene. Problem was none of the other characters gave a crap that he died trying to save them, except for one comment by Malcolm. And it was just another thing that made the rest of the characters a bunch of a-holes that I couldnt care less if they got eaten or not.

People are crazy and times are strange

At least it looked like he died quickly (I'd say he died once the Rexes ripped him in two)

Her death was nowhere near as gruesome looking to the audience as Eddie's but at least it didn't look like he was swallowed while he was still alive like the English lady in Jurassic World.


It looks like most of the deaths caused by large carnivores in the JP movies were pretty quick, the ones caused by smaller carnivores looked like they had a longer death, like for example Muldoon when he was killed by Clever Girl

Sarah was also a bit of a nitwit when she left a trail of blood along the way.

I always hated his death scene too. I also hated Muldoon's and Zara's




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