Nedry - Jurassic Park Book Horror Short Film - Blender

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[@jonathansmith8672]

4:59 "And then there was a new, searing pain, like a fiery knife in his belly, and Nedry stumbled, reaching blindly down to touch the ragged edge of his shirt, and then a thick, slippery mass that was surprisingly warm. And with horror, he suddenly knew he was holding his own intestines in his hands. The dinosaur had torn him open. His guts had fallen out." ~ Michael Crichton, JURASSIC PARK

[@kennethyates]

I remember when I first read that part of the book and being very unsettled by it.

[@jonathansmith8672]

@kennethyates I know. The book version is insanely more graphic than the movie adaptation. It was even more gross in the book when Muldoon and Gennaro were riding in the Jeep through the jungle and they came across Nedry's disemboweled body. A group of compys were also seen feasting on Nedry's leg. 😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@al145]

Crichton had a field day in this book describing people's guts getting ripped out. Nedry, Dr. Wu. Possibly Regis? It's been a LOOOONG time since I read it, but I remember an awful lot of gutting happening

[@jat9926]

@@al145wasn’t Regis in Lost World though?

[@al145]

@@jat9926 The movie, yes, the book, i dont remember, i only read the lost world one time

[@WarriorVirtue]

Nedry being a double agent for The SCP Foundation would make so much sense.

[@Silverserri]

I LOLed at it, but thought it was a fun touch. :)

[@walrusArmageddon]

omg movie pitch, scp containment breach directed by steven speilburg

[@StarkSpider24]

Not.. really?

[@WarriorVirtue]

@@StarkSpider24 He went out of his way to screw over the park. If all he really wanted was to steal the samples and get paid, then there was no need to turn off the fences. After the cameras went out, he could have put the embryos in the container, returned to his work station, and strolled out like he owned the place when his shift ended.

[@giacomofurlani]

Fr

[@carlanderson6055]

The exact essence JP should be, not fun for kids, and not forced comedy. We need nightmares!

[@pokeballz2502]

Indeed!

[@lulzalfest]

Why not both

[@lunathekuduruk1311]

​@@lulzalfestthey can't coexist

[@tiago_3437]

I dont want nightmares, but it is correct the "not fun for kids, not forced comedy"... and scary.... Ali, I don't know why the staffs on vid come inside the jungle alone... raining and at night. they asking to be eated alive.... but that is JP can you make some vid with some staff scaping and hiding from t rex, spino and a lot of raptors in the jungle at night, raining, with only a flashlight... and scaping alive... minimun 10 min. please. and let the staff alive please. Your vids... its is an animation but it is intense. I know the staff do not have so much quality, but the environment its is very rich. I said enough... very nice job. what is the next JP episode?

[@lulzalfest]

@@lunathekuduruk1311 they can in different media formats for the same ip.

[@CapitalGainzz]

I think the movie nailed the look of Nedry perfectly. That being said, this is the future of book adaptations. Beat for beat, with all the suspense and horror.

[@ChellyBean]

I always imagined Nedry as having scruffy stubble, as opposed to Wayne Knight's clean shaven look But outside of that I agree

[@marcosrecio4062]

Ali Awada understands Jurassic Park vibe way better than the last 3 directors. It's not just about the awe, or the cool dinosaurs.It's about humans lack of control, about the horror of these monsters, and the dangers of hubris. Kudos to him

[@ali-awada]

Thank you my friend

[@mbank3832]

yes. human greed is just as terrible as the furious nature of dinosaurs

[@aronthedev3074]

Well said. I'd love a retelling of Jurassic Park done by a smaller, indie director that stays closer to the novel. Spielberg's Jurassic Park is one of my all time favorite movies, but it deserves to be done more in line with the book, which is a horror show.

[@Hamsamuel83]

But, this is straight from the novel so of course he gets it this is it

[@lizziewalker7844]

“They’re not monsters Lex, they’re animals.”

[@TheMalootrager]

I read the book and I was surprised that Nedry’s death was much different to the movie, of course not everything from a book can be incorporated into film 🎥 but finally we’ll get to see it as happened in the novel

[@tiahnarodriguez3809]

The book is a horror story, but the movie had to be toned down because it would have gotten an “R” rating, and to Spielberg that was bad because it meant more people couldn’t watch it. Even Arnold’s graphic death was removed from the movie, but we saw Ellie grab his arm, so we get a hint to what happened to him.

[@shadowbeast9671]

@@tiahnarodriguez3809 But Arnold's death scene was cut because Samuel Jackson couldn't make it to the set. Ironically because of a hurricane.

[@joemamma7339]

Nedrys death in the book gave me nightmares. It was perfect. I loved the books.

[@TheMalootrager]

@@tiahnarodriguez3809 Yeah true

[@TheMalootrager]

@@joemamma7339 This is the way

[@Rukasu.2603]

Damn, the accurate Dilophosaurus is much more terrifying than that little one from the movie 😱

[@Tank50us]

If you think about it... that one we saw in the film might not have actually been full grown... probably an early adolescent. Nedry did say "You're not one of your big brothers, you're not so bad!" Could he have been referring to a larger specimen? or could he be referring to another dinosaur on the island... not that it really matters since he became Dilo food shortly after muttering that line to begin with. Inb4 comments about the frill.... IF it had the frill IRL, odds are it would've been either A: something for defense, necessary to intimidate something larger (like on a Frilled Lizard), or B: It could've been used by males only as a display for females. If the latter, than the one we saw was a young male who saw Nedry as a competing male for territory (before seeing him as food). If the former, it would've shown the frill because Nedry was larger, and wanted to try and scare him off... dinner being served was just a bonus in either case.

[@Rukasu.2603]

@@Tank50us just like with the spinning the venom at prey. I read that was added to make it much more scary. But there is some theories that Dilophosaurus might had poisonous bite which is also sound scary. And that is why I love dinosaurs. They are big mystery, we know a little about them and most of their features are theoretical. I had a wonderful childhood by watching Jurassic Park 😁 and I still back for this because I can see much more than just dinosaurs 😉 And that's quite embarrassing but I didn't read a book to this day 😅

[@Tank50us]

@@Rukasu.2603 I haven't read the book at all. I haven't really felt the need to since the film does stand on its own. The only exception to that rule was with Starship Troopers, but I only read it at first because my dad wouldn't let me watch the film until I read the book... At the time I didn't understand why... Now I do...

[@Rukasu.2603]

@@Tank50us Starship Troopers, I remember how my parents covered my eyes when someone was killed 😅

[@kylegraham7363]

​@@Tank50usHe was referring to the bigger dinos on the island

[@niganeherin3365]

So Newman survived working SCP and USPS to get killed by a Dilophosaurus at Jurassic Park.

[@No_Ghosts]

I love the shot at 3:46! I like this portrayal of the dilophosaurus more than the movie, there's a majesty and mystery to her.

[@Dinoslay]

Contrary to what the film-makers claimed no one is going to confuse that with a Velociraptor. In fact, this kind of a Dilo could have easily stolen their thunder.

[@dtyodeller]

Actual Dilos were much bigger than the ones portrayed in the movie. In fact, it was believed that they were the largest carnivorous reptiles to ever exist.

[@bradleypaul9729]

Dilophosaurus was significantly larger than shown in the movies and was the appex predator of it's ecosystem being one of the largest theropods alive during it's time but it would also be significantly outclassed by many theropods later in the Jurassic and Cretateous.

[@thomasche]

That was scary AF

[@Sun-Wukong-The-Monkey-King]

@@dtyodellerwell that’s debatable but they we’re one of the larger carnivores in the Jurassic period

[@schwefelfuchs]

The reveal in the lightning at 3:12 in the background is so fitting

[@Aharrouch03]

SO well done.

[@TheLastCrow5150]

I never noticed it quickly appear in the dark at first. That was freaky lol

[@greatestnitemare6626]

Christ this is terrifying. Love the JP book. It was scary. A huge Dilophosaurus is so much more terrifying than the tiny one in the movie.

[@devinwhite4880]

I believe that is the actual size of a Dilophosaurus in real life, if I'm not mistaken.

[@GriffintheMKGeek]

​@@devinwhite4880You mean the one in the movie?

[@1810jeff]

I think canonically the ones in the movie are juveniles but that's never said in the movies only in the extended media

[@nathantudor5763]

@@GriffintheMKGeeknah, this one is the real size, dilophosaurus were pretty damn big

[@GriffintheMKGeek]

@@nathantudor5763 I know, I honestly don't know why I commented this I think it was for a different comment

[@DukeGriffinAnimations]

This animation couldn’t have been more perfect, surely the best Nedry novel animation out there The feelings Nedry gives are better than the previous videos, it looks like he’s got more emotions and he’s actually scared, the sounds are sooo smooth and the animations too ✨perfect✨

[@ali-awada]

I'm so happy I conveyed the proper emotions! Slowly working on facial animations

[@DukeGriffinAnimations]

Yeah, I see, in ‘The River’ we could already see the work you’re doing on facial expressions, keep it up!

[@FHBStudio]

@@ali-awadaWhat I hear a lot of other animators do is that they do the facial animations last and to quite the level of detail. In particular a lot of good GMod and SFM animators do this.

[@pokeballz2502]

It's like waking up on Christmas morning to find the gift you wanted sitting under the tree. Thank you❤

[@Jurassiccanonking]

Except the gift is planning to rip out your guts.

[@nathanmcdonald610]

5:20 - The pain grew worse, and as he was lifted to his feet he knew the dinosaur had his head in it's jaws, and the horror of that realization was followed by a final wish, That it would all be ended soon...

[@SniperUnreal]

Not only do you continuously improve with each animation but you're also giving Jurassic park fans what they truly want unlike Universal. Please keep these up! Hell even do the lost world if you can!

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

you call that a dino meal he's not fat enough damnit🤣🤣🤣 if that dino can swallow him whole he's not fat enough Dennis required chomping to get down

[@TanmanC]

As a huge Jurassic Park fan, these are amazing- you really nailed down the tone! I would LOVE if Universal made a show with each episode being a self contained Jurassic Park story.

[@ali-awada]

You are too kind my friend. Thanks so much ☺️

[@blackscreenambience4339]

Some of the comments here are absolutely out of touch, it boggles the mind! The creator of these videos doesn’t work on commission for you, yet some people feel the need to tear on the animation as if he owes you these videos! He doesn’t work for Pixar. He makes these as a hobby. Pull your heads out! I for one absolutely adore the animation of Nedry and the giggly chin is the cherry on top, emphasising his chubbiness. The level of detail is astounding and I hope you don’t take some of these classless comments personally because they only highlight how entitled some people believe they are! Loved the vid, shared it and donated! ❤

[@ali-awada]

Thank you for the kind words! You have made my day. I agree that some people enjoy leaving nasty comments under the guise of “constructive criticism” but that is the nature of the internet. I’m not a professional animator still trying to figure things out. Appreciate the donation! You are a gem

[@coletrain41]

@@ali-awada Don't let it get to you. Things like animation will improve with time. You already know how to tell a story really well. As a matter of fact, this video inspired me to actually start reading the original Novel, and I'm having a blast. Thanks for that :)

[@blackscreenambience4339]

The way I see it, it’s nobody’s business leaving “constructive criticism” unless they themselves are professionals in a particular field. Otherwise it’s simply an opinion, and opinions are a dime a dozen! You continue to entertain me with each upload that I’m shocked you’re actually not on the official JP writing team

[@Intrepid42643]

Wow sorry I didn’t realize I couldn’t give my opinion

[@blackscreenambience4339]

@@Intrepid42643ah yes! The old “what about me and my opinion? What’s the world going to do if they don’t hear my opinion?” Anything to get your daily dose of being offended 😂 obviously nobody is saying you can’t give your opinion, genius. Just don’t be deluded into thinking that weather you liked or disliked something somehow constitutes constructive criticism. The two are VERY different. My comment is in reference to the entitled folk requesting a remake because they wanted to see something other than what was on screen

[@spinalthekingofskulls7709]

I could actually see the words of the book as this scene was playing out absolutely beautiful

[@Maze383]

Amazing. I could not have thought of anything better. The models were accurate and you stuck to the book, plus you were so nice on the countdown to the premier. I love your filmmaking and nothing will change my mind

[@ali-awada]

Wow, thank you!

[@Caucasian60]

What if you had to choose between this animation and the original 1993 Jurassic Park film?

[@Maze383]

@@Caucasian60 this for sure. If it is closer to the book then it is what I like. Still love the film though

[@AhmedGamingOffi]

Premier mdr t’es fr

[@user-on1wy9uv6n]

​​@@ali-awadaIs scp scientist or Dennys nedry ? IS scp verse or Jurassic park / world verse ?

[@spinojacka50]

The Jurassic Power is high hell YEAH

[@WaterDragon770]

This was definitely worth staying up late at night to watch this amazing film

[@ali-awada]

Thanks for being at the premiere

[@alexlemonds2838]

Imagine if movie Nedry survived the juvenile Dilo only to run into its mother.

[@stephenraynes2148]

It was an adult in the movie.

[@brentage5000]

Yeah, they really nerfed the size of the dilos in the movie. Guys should have been about as tall as Nedry.

[@stavkous4963]

@@stephenraynes2148its better to think of it as a juvenile

[@stephenraynes2148]

@@stavkous4963 what do you mean it's "better to think of it as juvenile"?

[@user-ww5tr2hd3x]

The scene where the intestines pop out! A faithful reproduction of the novel!

[@TheMalootrager]

Hell yeah let’s go Jurassic Lord Ali Awada. I’m getting excited 😊

[@BuddSidewinder]

This was incredibly done! I love the music, the tense atmosphere, especially Nedry’s view after he’s blinded. Excellent work! Nedry is my favorite JP character and his death is extremely terrifying-especially the novel version.

[@renemuz2568]

Novel accurate! LOVE IT! Like dude this actually happend in the novel. And tbh dilo's and Compy's where menacing.💀

[@och70]

Definitely a more accurate death for Nedry than the JP movie was able to show, and still keep its PG-13 rating. You're doing such great work!

[@KyuubiGoku1]

Someone give this man the director position for all things Jurassic Park/World. This is the type of stuff we need to get back to!

[@dr.janitor6567]

I wish they would do a show series on JP that is really dark full of scenes like this. I don’t know how practical that would be, but if they could pull that off and do it right it would have the potential to be the greatest show ever created. Well done thank you for sharing with us

[@toby4700]

Really good take on Nedry's brutal death in the book.

[@Emperor_Oshron]

"Nedry fell to the ground and landed on something scaly and cold, it was the animal's foot, and then there was new pain on both sides of his head. The pain grew worse, and as he was lifted to his feet he knew the dinosaur had his head in its jaws, and the horror of that realization was followed by a final wish, that it would all be ended soon."

[@Hate24]

Looking forward to this equal parts cause new vid and equal parts Nedry is finna get bodied--again😂😂😂

[@vinaysilelan2140]

Damn, this Dilopho seems Novel accurate with no frills but crest is still yellow not red. Eagerly waiting for tomorrow 4pm.

[@ImperialKnight770]

"I'm gonna run you over when I come back down!" Nedry's famous last words.

[@joshuamoberly4974]

I could literally hear the passages from this chapter of the book playing out in my mind as I watched this. It was beat for beat perfect. Great job!

[@brice9996]

OMG, YES YES ! Can't Wait. Bring it on ! Thanks Ali !

[@ali-awada]

Hope you enjoy it!🤞

[@chris_82_bv8]

This is EXACTLY how I pictured Nedry’s death from the book in my mind all those years ago.

[@RedneckCountry]

This is so cool. I love these videos. You should do one with the troodons from Jurassic Park: The Game where they drag somebody off and lay their eggs inside of him.

[@zacharyjoy8724]

Thanks for the reminder of that nightmare fuel! 😨😱

[@lotsaspaghetticodejr.6488]

I love the SCP on his shirt. Hammond did the exact opposite of the Secure, Contain, Protect Foundation lmao

[@Supersaurus4]

It’s like watching the novel be brought to life in 3D. I love it!

[@rohaankhan7523]

This is so good and literally straight out of the book though I'm sad that the possum didn't make an appearance 😅

[@ali-awada]

You’re the only one who noticed that. Didn’t find time to animate that, though I wish I had. Thanks!

[@rohaankhan7523]

@@ali-awada ehh i had literally just saw a narration video of this scene and that's mostly the only thing i always remember from this scene 🙃 but this animation did not disappoint, it kept getting better and better just as how i imagined it to be (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)

[@sylasunderwood4436]

Nedry's facial animation is hilarious

[@jesusdtpz]

This animation was adapted originally from the book and I liked it. It brings me memories when I read Nedry´s Death for the first time

[@Jay-uu6ob]

Everything about this is amazing....except Nedry's face. Good lord.

[@thunderbasilisk1352]

Man this is gonna be the most brutal video to date given what happens to him. I cant wait! Loved how accurate it was!

[@Philtopy]

My favorite death in both Chrichton books! Cant wait! :) Edit: great job! really close to the book! loove it. extra points for Nedrys double chin :D

[@Kaijuverse]

Oh yes! I am so hyped 💪

[@jobasch]

Love that this is exatly based on the book ❤

[@bigty4725]

That would be horrifying to see that dilophosaurus standing next to your Jeep when you thought you got away. I would of ran straight for lol 😂. Great video man!

[@jat9926]

We now know the Dilophosaurus is actually poisonus! Spitting it’s venom at its prey, causing blindness and eventually paralysis allowing the carnivore to eat at its leisure. This makes Dilophosaurus one of the most beautiful but deadly additions to Jurassic Park.

[@Zlopez671]

I like the accuracy to the book. Almost exactly what was in the book

[@aNightmaresRequiem]

This was the most memorable part of the book for me. I was in shock and awe reading this as an 11 year old kid. Couldn't believe how graphic and horrifying it was compared to the movie.

[@Lt.Gruber]

Truely captures the essence of horror that Jurassic park was written in. Marvellous work Ali Awada

[@kolynturnbow5792]

As a Massive fan of everything Jurassic park. From the films to the novels to the toys. Thank you for making this this is my favorite scene from the novel Scared the crap out of me in high school

[@Spinosaurus1599]

Can't Wait For Tomorrow 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@dominickismyname392]

just recently found your channel, and I've already watched every single Jurassic Park animation. Please keep these coming, I'm obsessed with them (also man I wish the JP movie was more in sync with the book because goddamn)

[@meta2152]

Aside from the weird face model for the human. I loved this!

[@LittleDeamon0358]

That was powerful. Absolutely beautiful animation. Just like the book in every way. I've never felt so fulfilled.🥰🥳

[@yeeyeebubba1885]

Truly one of the best Jurassic related content creators we’ve ever had, and arguably the best as of now, plz never stop these.

[@ali-awada]

Thank you 😊

[@ledzep1990rostov]

1000 thumbs up to you for doing this closer to like how it was in Chrichton's original book, not like they did in the movie.

[@archangel91]

Wonderful!!!! I like how you added more shadows. I feel that a little less ambient light and more shadows at night add to the eerie feeling and more camera angles behind plants give the audience a sense of actually being there. Amzing work!!! Soon we will no longer need Hollywood. WE WILL HAVE THE HIGH GROUND! Your work is GREATLY appreciated. Thank you for entertaining us!!!!

[@ali-awada]

Thank you so much!

[@kwolf130]

That part of the chapter gave me chills and to see it brought to life was a treat. Great work!

[@redricblue8790]

Ali i love the gorgeous environment work and the immersive sound designs. keep up the good work

[@ali-awada]

Thanks a lot!

[@Yoshikarter1]

Impeccable details. The rain falling off the Jeep's windshield, and the dilophosaurus resembling its real-life size.

[@Hayden-gg2oj]

I love how you replicated the Jurassic park book instead of the movie. The movie doesn't truely show his grewsom fate like you did. Great video!

[@chrisbell2017]

This was just amazing😁. I absolutely love these jp videos

[@JuanPerez-hv1ce]

This was amazingly done! I’m amazed of how accurate it was! You should definitely do the baby Rex from the book or even the actual main road itself next ! Huge fan of these

[@RachelOfArcadia]

I absolutely LOVE this. I love the book and this is my favorite dinosaur 🦖

[@foxgroup23]

Always nice to wake up to watch something from ALi in the morning with some coffee. Freakin loved it!!!

[@potatolord8444]

Fantastic. Love see a book rendition. I will always love the 1st movie, but this is special as this is the closest ive ever seen the book animated. Great stuff keep up the good work. .

[@DarkROSkull013]

You do the novels justice. Good job.

[@chriswong4893]

You sir are amazing! seen a few of your clips, you really get what the fans are crying out for! also so happy you made the Dilophosaurus it's actual height! it looked terrifying and so creepy, keep em coming!

[@ali-awada]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Shreyaa_03]

I love how you showed Dilos actual dimensions (just like you do in every vdos). Very impressive work Ali. And i Love it even more bec it has scp and dinosaurs :D Take care!!

[@hpdodge2894]

Man I love when you come out with a new video! This is truly what Jurassic Park should be!

[@Firedude960]

This was incredible Well made lad! as a book reader, this is the closest we are going to get to the book versions of nedry´s Death!

[@a.iananda1215]

This man is a total legend!! Congratulation bro your videos even got featured in swerv and klyton floriti.

[@ChaserJonDoe]

"...and then there was a new pain on both sides of his head. The pain grew worse, and as he was lifted to his feet he knew the dinosaur had his head in its jaws, and the horror of that realization was followed by a final wish, that it would all be ended soon."

[@carlosprovinciano5252]

Amazing job! Perfect! Please continue making more JP videos. The second book need some justice too! Congrats! ♥

[@abzd9828]

I think it's the beginning of the end for Hollywood. We can make our own movies now, apparently. And Ali's work is better than a lot of Hollywood monster movies.

[@ali-awada]

This means a lot to me! Much appreciated! I don’t think one place should monopolise an entire industry so I completely agree with you here

[@abzd9828]

@@ali-awada I too have been thinking about Hollywood's monopolization of the culture for some time now. As we enter the 4th decade of the internet and digital media, I hope we can disentangle ourselves from that grip; the power to create cultural content should not be centralized. The world needs more voices.

[@ChanoCYBER9Avila]

Awesome vid, these just get better and better that's almost step by step like in the book

[@thisisntdana5222]

This was really cool and really good! The dinosaur and the surrounding areas looked great and the music felt great !! Only thing I personally think that could make it better is the nedry design. Besides it being an scp model, it looked as if the face and chest were connected, and the face was just stretching and moving in ways that were very distracting. It was great though! I love the books and the horror aspect so much! You're one of my favorite short film makers just because I can't find this stuff anywhere else and I love the way you make it!!

[@gabrielperezalvarez1355]

It's just like in the novel. Awesome work!

[@reddrex8617]

i love that we get to see the novel version of this, plus i love that you got the accurate sized dilo

[@IronDanWalker]

That's amazing. So honest to the book. Love it!!

[@stephenfoley9984]

The dinosaur and environment look phenomenal, Nedry looked a bit rough haha!

[@prettykittycakes]

This was amazing I loved it . Thank you for your hard work

[@Murali4962]

Lost world novel Trex egg stealing also would be awesome if you do

[@MutatedPixelation]

Yes! One of my favorite scenes in the book, with my favorite Dino! This is what i really want from another Jurassic movie.

[@sauraplay2095]

This was amazing! Fantastic job!👍

[@TheMalootrager]

Ever since I first watched Jurassic Park as a kid I’ve had this liking for the fences, maybe because of the way they look and I like the architecture of the buildings in Jurassic Park, so really like it when you put in things like that concrete arch structure and the abandoned boathouse in “The River” episode Ali

[@alexanderhorton5673]

This is just like from the novel! Amazing work!

[@anthonyarnold531]

This was awesome! Thanks for sharing all your hard work with all of us!

[@GoldenHordeofBerke]

Excited to see this man keep up the unique and wonderful work!!!!

[@ali-awada]

Thanks a ton!

[@mikegamerofsparta]

Just like in the book this was way more brutal then the film executed the amination perfectly.

[@danieltaylor9459]

This dilophosaurus was immensely more correct in terms of its size. Good job man Looks amazing

[@yoru1157]

animations just keep getting better

[@brycevo]

This is exactly what i always envisioned when i read the novel.

[@vivianneg304]

I love how these dilophosaurus are accurate to how there where in real life, it makes them so much more scary. Very nicely done!

[@ericmous5360]

Indeed, this was on point from beginning to end, insane work, man

[@Bullrider33Outdoors]

Can't Wait To Be Freaked Out Thanks Ali