@@jonbilgutay2 As someone who has seen chicks fight over food, I would say being torn apart is more painful and nightmare fuel than being swallowed whole. And Attack on Titan fans would agree with this scene th-cam.com/video/uqHFdhzrLss/w-d-xo.html
i loved this scene as a kid because Hopper was a piece of shit and the baby birds were so cute. i remember being disappointed that they didn't show him being eaten alive
Hopper tries to escape from the bird but the bird blocks his escape. Bird: "Where do you think you're going, food? Oh no, you're not going anywhere this time!"
Holy Shit. Am I the only one who thinks this death was absolutely creepy and brutally staged? The animation team really understood the insect world and their perspective on the prey and hunted animals. The film itself is quite OK. What fascinates me is how creatively people have dealt with this world.
This death can be seen as brutal and adorable. From Flick and and Atta’s perspective it’s brutal and horrifying to watch. From our perspective it’s like “Awww a mama bird is feeding her babies”.
Incredible animation work on that bird. The hops, micro movements, and fluttering bursts, bring a shocking realism to it in stark contrast to the more goofily designed bug characters. You know it's a serious threat with all the ferocity of its dinosaur forebears, one no bug wants to cross!
Hopper’s death is up there, but imo Syndrome has that honor. His evil doings were even more reprehensible, and his fate was getting ripped apart by a jet turbine of all things 😬
Probably because it's not a great idea to teach kids that "If you're a horrible person, you will be brutally murdered in a violent and horrifying fashion". Then again, I also think even at the time, it really scared the fuck out of kids. I'd be lying if I didn't understand what you mean, it really does seem like villains get off so easy. "I may have murdered 400,000,000 people and taken over the world with an iron fist and singlehandedly caused nothing but destruction but I'm still a human" and then EVERYONE lets them off easy/with jail time.
I’ve seen some of them do very horrible actions, heck one of them tried to erase the protagonist from history by time traveling, and they still get a redemption with very few punishments.
The part about it that made the scene so horrifying to me as a kid is how easily the bird just picks Hopper with its beak, and how real it is to bird movements after all that humanistic quality applied to the insects. The way it darts, the way it peers at Hopper, and just how easily it flits around.
I always noticed that at 0:46 Hopper briefly looks up. I think he was looking where Flik was, realizing how he tricked him again by luring him into an actual bird.
I remember this really well. Bird feeds Hopper to her chicks. I know his death is cut because it might be way too gruesome to see his fate. His death is somewhat very similar to Scar's death in The Lion King (1994).
I remember when I saw this movie in the theaters by myself when I was 13 while my parents and older sister saw another movie. I would've never guessed the movie was frightening, especially to someone with autism. I didn't get to see the entire movie until it came out on VHS and DVD when I finally saw the scene where karma bit Hopper in the ass when that bird fed him to her chicks.
Saw this movie as a kid and now, as a 25-year-old adult, this scene still fucks with my head a little bit. Also, anyone else know about the *African Wild Dogs*? I bring them up because, in their packs, the adults will make sure that the children get to feed first. Meaning that, if you're unfortunate enough to get caught by a pack of them, their adorable babies will be the last thing you ever see before you are torn apart and Eaten Alive. I'm thinking that THIS is the insect-version of that and that knowledge is now ALSO fucking with my head.
Flik: Listen, Atta. I know you’re mad at me because I lied to you and everyone. And I’m not good as you and maybe I never will be. But, the thing is, I was just trying to make new things here. And I thought if I wanted it enough, I could show everyone that I’m special and you might like me. I’m sorry I failed you. Atta: Failed me? I would never hate you for everything. And besides, tonight you decided to come back and stop Hopper with your friends in order to save the island. Flik: Yeah. I guess I did. Atta: And it’s also a reason why everyone in this island think you’re the fantastic ant of the world. (Hugs Filk) Flik: Thanks, Atta.
@@MovieFan1912princess atta: flik I am sorry I lied to you about that you lied to me, my mother, and the colony, I am sorry I sent you, and the warrior bugs away from ant island, and I love you, and I need you, my mother needs you, the colony needs you we all do.
Hopper: this has gone far enough flik. Flik: ant island is my home now just leave it alone. Hopper: i can't do that you seemed too much, you all have. Flik: it doesn't have to be this way. Hopper: i have no choice times of changed collecting food for the grasshoppers is not enough anymore. Flik: but getting more grasshoppers, and be back in next season. Hopper: i'll get more grasshoppers, and be back in next season before i let this company die, and i'll silence anyone who gets in my way. Flik: no. Hopper: what what. Heimlich: well i don't know about the rest of you guys but I have a several big mistakes. Hopper: but how did. Heimlich:you know what let's watch my favorite part again shall we. Hopper:i'll get more grasshoppers, and be back in next season before I let this company die(3 times). Mr soil: alright hopper come with us. Hopper: what are you doing take your hands off me you can't arrest me I hope you're happy now flik you destroy this company that the ant island is dead will everyone get the food for the grasshoppers now the energy crisis is not getting worse because of you.
"A Bug's Life" has really been sticking with me lately. For only Pixar's second theatrical outing, it has a unique thematic depth, outstanding and creative visuals, unforgettable voice performances, and especially satisfying payoffs. Plus, it's arguably Pixar's only adaptation of an existing story (Aesop's Fables, Seven Samurai), and a pretty dang neat one at that. I don't hear this Pixar gem being talked about nearly enough, and that's too bad.
probably not tbh, considering that syndrome probably died fairly quickly while hopper possibly was eaten alive for several minutes or hours by the chicks
I can't believe we went from a grasshopper who was brutally murdered by baby birds to a movie about turning into a cute red panda.. let that sink in for a minute 😑😑.
@@bugloverspiderlover8490 I don’t think Turning Red is necessarily worse or better, just a different design direction oriented towards a modern young audience. The people running Pixar aren’t the same people who made Bug’s Life happen. Perhaps you might benefit from looking at smaller studios using Blender for animations.
Man, in practically any other movie, the bird and chicks would be kinda cute. But here, in the rain with a bug’s eye view, they look like the dinosaurs have returned. Well played, Pixar. Well played.
From the way the bird jumps in front of him, blocks his him every way and snatches him into it's mouth before he can even think to try to fly away, no mistake, Hopper was SCREWED the second the bird saw him.
There's just something so primal about scenes where a character gets eaten by something even though it doesn't happen very often in film .... Quint in Jaws, Scar in Lion King, this right here. Like this is how it ends for this character, about to be something's next meal in the circle of life, oddly terrifying. I will distinguish that the hyenas were characters with thoughts and motivations so that's scary as hell vs the shark and bird here where it's just a thing that's hungry and you picked a bad time to show up. Not sure which is scarier. Hopper actually reminds me of Quint: Quint was eaten by the one thing he spent his life terrified of and trying to kill as many of as possible and Hopper gets eaten by his one fear that he actually survived before the film as evidenced by his scar.
Imagine how scary this scene would’ve been if instead of an American goldfinch they used a crow or a grackle, and instead of cute little fuzzball’s for the chicks, they went completely realistic lol
@@user-rt8dv1vn5h on the contrary, Hopper wasn’t paying attention, too consumed by his hate for Flik to realize he’d been lured into a trap. He could’ve absolutely avoided this but he let his anger get in the way.
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The way hopper is so horrified but the chicks are so cute is priceless.
I know
It’s hard to be scared of this scene when the baby birds look so adorable
Well, they're cute to you and me, but to him they're Cthulhu.
0:42-0:46 I love ❤️ the 🐥
It’s ironic, that Hopper ruled through fear. In the end the tyrant died fearful.
They would be less cute and much uglier if they looked exactly what newborn bird chicks look in real life.
Saw this film in theaters as a small kid. Gave me chills hearing Hopper's yell as he's being brutally mutilated by three baby birds.
I think it's more likely he was swallowed whole; which sounds worst to me.
@@jonbilgutay2 As someone who has seen chicks fight over food, I would say being torn apart is more painful and nightmare fuel than being swallowed whole. And Attack on Titan fans would agree with this scene th-cam.com/video/uqHFdhzrLss/w-d-xo.html
i loved this scene as a kid because Hopper was a piece of shit and the baby birds were so cute. i remember being disappointed that they didn't show him being eaten alive
Not to mention, (snicker) Hopper feared punishment! Ha!
@@jonbilgutay2 How is being swallowed whole worse than being ripped to shreds?
It’s funny how Hopper was just afraid of birds. There’s other things that eat grasshoppers: frogs, lizards, cats, mice, John the Baptist, etc.
John the Baptist? Which part of the Bible was that from?
@@MovieFan1912 :Matthew 3:4 states he ate locusts and wild honey.
@@tzeccentric7848 Oh, okay. I was just asking. That’s actually very clever!
Now that there is a good joke.
Other predators of grasshoppers include dogs, raccoons, foxes, skunks, badgers, bobcats, moles, shrews, armadillos, bats, turtles, snakes, toads, salamanders, newts, catfish, bass, centipedes, spiders and wasps.
This is both brutal and adorable.
And funny. HELLO GIRLS! 👋
@@Christoph8
It's so funny and satisfying when he gets eaten lol I like Vore
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 bruh, but those birds are babies so that’s disgusting.
@@Neo-Metal17
But very deserved
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 That’s not nice.
4 words to describe this death
-dark
-gruesome
-satisfying
-adorable
Agreed
Calling it “violent” is one thing, but calling it satisfying is very insensitive, I must warn you.
@@conrad5673you do realize we’re talking about a villain’s death? Especially, one who just killed 3 of his men to make a point
@@Animestar21 Flik’s the villain here.
@@conrad5673 how?
Hopper tries to escape from the bird but the bird blocks his escape.
Bird: "Where do you think you're going, food? Oh no, you're not going anywhere this time!"
It was a blue jay last time
"Are there a bunch of little girls in this one, too? Hello, girls!"
- Hopper (Kevin Spacey)
*gets devoured by chicks*
Bird: (Screeches)
@@Dee_Nice89Hopper: AHHHHHHH
Me: It's punishment, you idiot! (slap!)
Yeah that line didn’t age well given how Spacey’s career turned out
Holy Shit. Am I the only one who thinks this death was absolutely creepy and brutally staged? The animation team really understood the insect world and their perspective on the prey and hunted animals. The film itself is quite OK. What fascinates me is how creatively people have dealt with this world.
This is Pixar, even in their early days, they knew what they were doing.
You should see Clayton in Tarzan BRUTAL
@@thelastyankee4975 Oh, yeah. Hanged by a vine. That’s a simple, yet pretty gruesome way to go.
Daniel Nitsche, I never really thought about it before but- WHAT THE FUCK AM I TALKING ABOUT?, YEAH IT WAS FREAKING BRUTAL !!
It was brutal but it is nature!!
This scene was so brutal as a kid, but now I can't help but laugh at that snatch. 0:36 So perfectly accurate.
yes lmao. all of my classmates laughed at that one when we were streaming the movie lol
0:37 me too.
Hopper's death is one of the first really scary moments I watched in an animated family movie as a little kid and even as an adult it still scary.
But I always laugh when Hopper says HELLO GIRLS 😂
It’s even scarier when you realise that Flik deliberately lured Hopper to his death.
@@NS-ms5eg It just comes to show that when backed against the wall Flik really knows about quick thinking on his feet.
@@garveyneal1672 and it goes to show that in reality, Flik is a murderer! 😂
@@NS-ms5eg and he dosen't need to get blood on his hands.
This death can be seen as brutal and adorable. From Flick and and Atta’s perspective it’s brutal and horrifying to watch. From our perspective it’s like “Awww a mama bird is feeding her babies”.
0:25 "Are there a bunch of little girls in this one too? _HELLO GIRLS!"_
*Moments taken right before disaster*
*birb roars* 🐤
LOOK AT THAT SIGHT YOU CHUM!
Incredible animation work on that bird. The hops, micro movements, and fluttering bursts, bring a shocking realism to it in stark contrast to the more goofily designed bug characters. You know it's a serious threat with all the ferocity of its dinosaur forebears, one no bug wants to cross!
Well, being the lowest in the Food Chain is mo no surprise
The most terrifying villain death in Pixar film history. And by far the most deserved.
And the first Pixar villain death ever.
They see birds the same way we would see a T-rex.
fitting since birds are dinosaurs.
@@moatguy4471 0:33-0:50 that’s right.
Hopper’s death is up there, but imo Syndrome has that honor. His evil doings were even more reprehensible, and his fate was getting ripped apart by a jet turbine of all things 😬
Honestly Syndromes death was the most realistic one
One of the most satisfying villain deaths in animation history
I agree!!
As a kid, I was scarred by Hopper's death. But, now as an adult, I believe he deserved it.
Also one of the most gruesome ones
@@lucariothehorrorguy5641 As it should be
@@lucariothehorrorguy5641 And it’s kind of adorable at the same time.
Flik's smug little "Yep 😊" will always be a funny highlight moment for me 😂😂😂
0:24 me too.
It was his eureka moment.
Pixar: The only animation studio that can make cute little birds seems terrifying
Makes you remember that they used to be dinosaurs.
And then later be frightened into canceling one of their projects in part because of some cute birds.
So sad villains don't die anymore and most are forgiven. These scenes are so good
Probably because it's not a great idea to teach kids that "If you're a horrible person, you will be brutally murdered in a violent and horrifying fashion". Then again, I also think even at the time, it really scared the fuck out of kids. I'd be lying if I didn't understand what you mean, it really does seem like villains get off so easy. "I may have murdered 400,000,000 people and taken over the world with an iron fist and singlehandedly caused nothing but destruction but I'm still a human" and then EVERYONE lets them off easy/with jail time.
Call me a sadist but I love it when villains die or receive a fate worse than death, idk why it’s just so satisfying seeing justice being served.
@@Pink_pr1ncess I mean, you're not wrong. I too have a malicious smile seeing people get what they deserve...
I’ve seen some of them do very horrible actions, heck one of them tried to erase the protagonist from history by time traveling, and they still get a redemption with very few punishments.
Because people are very sensitive these days, but it’s better like this
Even though we didn't actually see the result, I can imagine Hopper's death was most unpleasant.
His head just right there until the bird swallows it whole.
Hopper’s last words:
*HELLO GIRLS!*
no its "NO NO NO NO NO.... OHHHH NOOOOOO!!!"
Are there a bunch of little girls in this one too? Hello girls! No, no, no, no, no, no, no! No! Oh no! Oh no, no no no!
Am I the only one who finds the bird's babies cute?
It really provides a good contrast between how terrifying it would be to a bug.
@@MovieFan1912 exactly, they are cute for us but are huge terrifying predators to them
The sound of thunder at the very beginning, is a chilling noise because every disney fan knows it means death approaches.
The part about it that made the scene so horrifying to me as a kid is how easily the bird just picks Hopper with its beak, and how real it is to bird movements after all that humanistic quality applied to the insects. The way it darts, the way it peers at Hopper, and just how easily it flits around.
Hopper screaming in terror while being fed to the birds made this scene very scary when we were kids.
I typed in hoppers death referencing stranger things but I’m not disappointed
I think he's still alive.
Yeah because of the bluejay he messed with
Stranger things is cringe
@@cinna_to4st_waff1esI couldn't make it past the pilot of Stranger Things. And it was so long ago that all I remember was screaming. :)
I always noticed that at 0:46 Hopper briefly looks up. I think he was looking where Flik was, realizing how he tricked him again by luring him into an actual bird.
Serve him right for enslaving The Ants and about killed Flik, thank goodness that Bird has help our heroes to killed that evil grasshopper.
@@TheImaginator972 tic toc hopper. Watch the birdie
@@TheImaginator972 indeed.
@@TheImaginator972 How rude!
@@disneyvillainrocket1 That’s not funny.
The little chicks jumping for Hopper makes me tear because they’re so fluffy and so chubby and so cute! Mash’Allah
This is one of the most hilariously gruesome villain deaths in any movie
0:38-0:53 indeed.
Hopper is not a villain.
Eaten alive and likely in pieces before he died. Bad way to go.
For him definitely.
He totally deserved it for being the bastard he was.
He deserved it
This and claytons death in tarzan were the most terrifying deaths in disney for me as a kid.
Me too.
A fitting end for hopper.
"Monster is a relative term,"
-Henry Wu.
"To a canarie, a cat is a monster. We're just used to being the cat."
Remember, this is Pixar's second film.
This is an unbelievably brutal death. Torn apart and eaten while he's still alive. Hopper's fear was very justified
The moment you realize dinosaurs never went extinct to begin with and we just call them birds now.
To bugs, they never stop being dinosaurs
Omg this was foreshadowing stranger things lol
I remember this really well. Bird feeds Hopper to her chicks. I know his death is cut because it might be way too gruesome to see his fate. His death is somewhat very similar to Scar's death in The Lion King (1994).
The hyenas takes a bite little by little, these chicks would do what most ants do to larger prey, dismantlement
@@neutralplayeroflol5722 yikes that’s horrible but they’re villains so it serves them right
Also similar to mordreds death in Spiderman and his amazing friends series where he was killed by his own demon minions
I actually smiled when I first saw Hopper's death scene in this movie when I was younger! No lie! X D
Me too
Feels like someone should be concerned about this...
Why would you?
I remember when I saw this movie in the theaters by myself when I was 13 while my parents and older sister saw another movie. I would've never guessed the movie was frightening, especially to someone with autism. I didn't get to see the entire movie until it came out on VHS and DVD when I finally saw the scene where karma bit Hopper in the ass when that bird fed him to her chicks.
It’s not “karma” at all.
This was super scary
Gotta love the improvisation of "hold up, i didn't make that bird" realizing it's real and Hopper thinking it's fake just lets Hopper egg himself on
Flick was really lucky the bird noticed hopper first. If this was me I would have escaped faster
When Pixar was the good old days
True,now they’re pumping out garbage like Turning Red,WTF were these people smoking when they came up with that nonsense!
Hopper is the first Pixar villain to die.
Flik’s the villain here.
This will teach Hopper and the Grasshoppers a lesson for treating Flik and the rest of Ants unfairly because of his abuse of power!
@@lboogie5580 There was no lesson here.
For me, seeing this scene today is like PTSD from childhood.
Human POV: Aww look kids, a mommy bird is feeding her babies.
Bugs POV: Dear god, I can't look!!
“Monster is a relative term. To a canary, a cat is a monster. We're just used to being the cat.”
- Dr. Henry Wu
Bon appetit for the baby birds!🐦🐥🐤🐣
My mom will say who’s hungry
Most terrifying and cutest death scene ever!😱🥰
This is basically how Dodgson dies in "The Lost World" novel.
" You're alive when they start to eat you." -Alan Grant, Jurassic Park 1993.
Only Pixar could make little baby birds scary... And It's both impressive and terrevaing... 😥
Saw this movie as a kid and now, as a 25-year-old adult, this scene still fucks with my head a little bit.
Also, anyone else know about the *African Wild Dogs*? I bring them up because, in their packs, the adults will make sure that the children get to feed first. Meaning that, if you're unfortunate enough to get caught by a pack of them, their adorable babies will be the last thing you ever see before you are torn apart and Eaten Alive.
I'm thinking that THIS is the insect-version of that and that knowledge is now ALSO fucking with my head.
When a children's movie scene is so graphic, TH-cam allows comments because they can’t label it as suitable for children.
Eaten by adorable baby birds.
The most frightening moment I saw on VHS as a kid.
Never mess with a male summer tanager tending to his kids. Hopper found that out the hard way.
‘pparently, that bird’s a female.
So, doubly never mess with a FEMALE summer tanager.
Flik: Listen, Atta. I know you’re mad at me because I lied to you and everyone. And I’m not good as you and maybe I never will be. But, the thing is, I was just trying to make new things here. And I thought if I wanted it enough, I could show everyone that I’m special and you might like me. I’m sorry I failed you.
Atta: Failed me? I would never hate you for everything. And besides, tonight you decided to come back and stop Hopper with your friends in order to save the island.
Flik: Yeah. I guess I did.
Atta: And it’s also a reason why everyone in this island think you’re the fantastic ant of the world. (Hugs Filk)
Flik: Thanks, Atta.
The scariest thing is that surely, Hopper was torn to pieces by the chicks
Man this scene gives me chills
0:47-0:52 Me too.
If you think about it, Hopper was being fed to the descendents of dinosaurs.
I don't how should i feel scared of how scary this death was or being adore of how adorable those birds are
That’s how a bird catches a bug and feed it to its baby birds.
When I saw his death happened, I was paying attention on watching the movie.
I love that the bird was like, "Hey. Sup."
I like the fact that hopper lost his right ear due to tuck and roll ripping it
0:37
Hopper: Put Me Down!
Mother Bird: Never!
0:40
Hopper: No no no no no!
Mother Bird: TOO LATE!
0:46 OHHH NOOO!!!
Could’ve been the mother bird: “Alright, I’ll put you down.” *puts him down…in the baby’s mouth*
@@tzeccentric7848 “Very poor choice of words.”
@@MovieFan1912princess atta: flik I am sorry I lied to you about that you lied to me, my mother, and the colony, I am sorry I sent you, and the warrior bugs away from ant island, and I love you, and I need you, my mother needs you, the colony needs you we all do.
That what Hopper gets to being eaten by three Baby Birds for his evil actions to Ant Island and Circus Bugs.
The last part of this scene makes me think of finding Nemo when Marlin thinks Bruce’s friends were gonna eat him.
Hopper: this has gone far enough flik.
Flik: ant island is my home now just leave it alone.
Hopper: i can't do that you seemed too much, you all have.
Flik: it doesn't have to be this way.
Hopper: i have no choice times of changed collecting food for the grasshoppers is not enough anymore.
Flik: but getting more grasshoppers, and be back in next season.
Hopper: i'll get more grasshoppers, and be back in next season before i let this company die, and i'll silence anyone who gets in my way.
Flik: no.
Hopper: what what.
Heimlich: well i don't know about the rest of you guys but I have a several big mistakes.
Hopper: but how did.
Heimlich:you know what let's watch my favorite part again shall we.
Hopper:i'll get more grasshoppers, and be back in next season before I let this company die(3 times).
Mr soil: alright hopper come with us.
Hopper: what are you doing take your hands off me you can't arrest me I hope you're happy now flik you destroy this company that the ant island is dead will everyone get the food for the grasshoppers now the energy crisis is not getting worse because of you.
"A Bug's Life" has really been sticking with me lately. For only Pixar's second theatrical outing, it has a unique thematic depth, outstanding and creative visuals, unforgettable voice performances, and especially satisfying payoffs. Plus, it's arguably Pixar's only adaptation of an existing story (Aesop's Fables, Seven Samurai), and a pretty dang neat one at that.
I don't hear this Pixar gem being talked about nearly enough, and that's too bad.
0:51 say goodnight Hopper!!!
That’s just rude, you know that?
Syndromes death was by far the most gruesome in Disney history.
probably not tbh, considering that syndrome probably died fairly quickly while hopper possibly was eaten alive for several minutes or hours by the chicks
one of the most because they have many
I can't believe we went from a grasshopper who was brutally murdered by baby birds to a movie about turning into a cute red panda.. let that sink in for a minute 😑😑.
I know it’s really sad the way movies are going,nothing but crap.
@@bugloverspiderlover8490 I don’t think Turning Red is necessarily worse or better, just a different design direction oriented towards a modern young audience. The people running Pixar aren’t the same people who made Bug’s Life happen. Perhaps you might benefit from looking at smaller studios using Blender for animations.
That's where hopper went after ST 3 so he's dead
Man, in practically any other movie, the bird and chicks would be kinda cute. But here, in the rain with a bug’s eye view, they look like the dinosaurs have returned. Well played, Pixar. Well played.
Technically, birds are type of dinosaurs so they played on that very brilliantly!
To Hopper: Welcome to the food chain
Your days of terrorizing the any colony are over, Hopper, you horrid beast!
And this is supposed to be a kids movie
And it's a dark one at that 🤣
Still a powerful message
Don’t give me that. Remember Bambi? Or The Lion King?
@Animestar17 Oh, yeah. That one too.
He was the first Pixar villain to die
He’s not a villain at all.
@@conrad5673 he is he tried to kill Flik
@@SharkCatBroadcastingCompany Flik’s the villain here actually.
If they went with a more realistic design of baby passerine birds, this scene would have been down right nightmarish...
From the way the bird jumps in front of him, blocks his him every way and snatches him into it's mouth before he can even think to try to fly away, no mistake, Hopper was SCREWED the second the bird saw him.
0:37 - Bird "My apologies Mr. Grasshopper, but how can one ignore "food" we it offers itself so... WILLINGLY!" 😈
Flik: Carlos Pianissima
Hopper: Fake Developer
Atta: Katie Pianissima
Bird: Tyrannosaurus
Baby Birds: Pack of Velociraptors
His death is the most gruesome of all Pixar Villain's deaths (of those who have died).
Syndrome’s death was worse imo
Flik’s the villain here.
How many of you had nightmares of this scene?
To Us: wholesome mommy feeding babies
To Hopper: T-Rex younlings slowly ripping him.apart
To us, the birds are cute and adorable. But to the bugs, the birds are like dragons
Hopper could've survived if he instantly flew away, but no, sadly I wish he lived in the end
Why?
Yeah, why?
Yeah, why?
I am glad that Hopper is gone, and he won't be able to get more grasshoppers and be back next season.
Back when Disney movies had some edge to them.
If you've seen how baby birds eat you can definetly understand why Flik and the princess looked away.
Flik: Danny Fenton/Phantom
Atta: Sam Manson
Hopper: Van Pelt
Bird: Tyrannosaurus Rex
Baby Birds: Velociraptors
There's just something so primal about scenes where a character gets eaten by something even though it doesn't happen very often in film .... Quint in Jaws, Scar in Lion King, this right here. Like this is how it ends for this character, about to be something's next meal in the circle of life, oddly terrifying. I will distinguish that the hyenas were characters with thoughts and motivations so that's scary as hell vs the shark and bird here where it's just a thing that's hungry and you picked a bad time to show up. Not sure which is scarier. Hopper actually reminds me of Quint: Quint was eaten by the one thing he spent his life terrified of and trying to kill as many of as possible and Hopper gets eaten by his one fear that he actually survived before the film as evidenced by his scar.
Fun fact: Hopper started having ornithophobia when the bird was after him.
I dunno, I’d be pretty scared of birds if a giant one was about to fucking eat me
Evil never wins ❤ the good wins always.
Oh yes
Buh Bye Hopper.
r.i.p hopper
born: july 8, 1978
died: march 7, 2017
cause of death: eaten by birds
I could imagine if hopper was crushed by the statue of Horus, just like Captain Hook was crushed by his crocodile clock tower
If there was an Ant Bully and Bug’s Life crossover, I can imagine Zoc picking a fight with Hopper.
Imagine how scary this scene would’ve been if instead of an American goldfinch they used a crow or a grackle, and instead of cute little fuzzball’s for the chicks, they went completely realistic lol
Well.. it had to be rated G by MPAA. So they had to make it that way.
“Aww look the adorable baby chicks are brutally tearing the villain apart!”
Flik’s the villain here.
Who knew cute baby birds would be the result of a gruesome demise?
저도 예상 못했어요 전 그의 동생의 말대로 새한테 잡아 먹힐줄 알았는데 설마 아기 새들 먹잇감 으로 죽는 다는건 상상도 못했어요 하퍼도 예상 못했을 거예요 새에게 잡아 먹힐줄 알았는데 그 새의 새끼들 에게 잡아 먹힌 다는 사실을요
@@user-rt8dv1vn5h on the contrary, Hopper wasn’t paying attention, too consumed by his hate for Flik to realize he’d been lured into a trap. He could’ve absolutely avoided this but he let his anger get in the way.