The Edge (1997) First Bear Encounter HD

[@rmb9726]

Rest in peace Bart the Bear, 1977-2000

[@1165reddragon]

😔🖤

[@dantraficonte8752]

What a legend

[@zachariahkelley5298]

@@dantraficonte8752 I know right

[@theprinceoftides6836]

@@dantraficonte8752 Truth. Awesome actor/Grizzly. Much beloved and respected by all the human actors he shared the screen with.

[@lalmuansangakhawlhring677]

RIP🙏

[@mattdaugherty7865]

The music that's played whenever the bear appears is so damn haunting! Great movie!

[@david1golfer]

Scared me as a kid and still gets my nerves today

[@iforgot87872]

Macca wwwwuuuuuuuuuueeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Jerry Goldsmith

[@seekforjannah2432]

@@david1golfer the bear vs hanibel lecter

[@SoCalJon333]

@@seekforjannah2432 what’s funny is that he ended up eating the bear after they killed him lol

[@rmb9726]

Barts introduction was great, their will never be another bear like Bart. RIP BART 1977-2000

[@zachariahkelley5298]

facts bruh😢😔😩😖🙏

[@brandonalford2292]

This movie is still so great

[@dane21dc]

I like how the first two are scared to death, then Anthony Hopkins is looking like he’s getting ready to have the bear with some fava beans and a nice Chianti

[@AJRabies]

Anthony Hopkins stared the bear down to anger it so it would follow them. He already knew what was up. He chose to face the bear in the woods rather than the man sent to kill him. Got the bear to help.

[@bobbyestep3916]

I would be just like the younger men and be scared as well. But staying there and staring at it didn’t help either.

[@Joe-cb9um]

Charles knew then he was going to kill the mother fu*ker

[@tonyathreadgill6252]

I watched this at 5 years old and I still remember this movie all these years later. Scary as hell.

[@drewkellner2702]

You were 5 and saw this

[@reverseflash6107]

Yeah I myself saw the thunderstorm death scene that was the scariest part of the movie and because of that I had a fear of bears ever since until a few years back that is.

[@galaxytraveler5779]

Dang and I thought me seeing Jaws at age 7 was pretty hardcore..

[@blockmasterscott]

@@galaxytraveler5779Oh man, Jaws messed me up as a little boy lol.

[@LargeIcedMrBs]

@@drewkellner2702 I was also around that age when I first saw this. Not everyone grew up soft

[@classicgalactica5879]

The initial look on Anthony Hopkins face was way scarier than the bear.

[@herewego034]

It’s Hannibal lector

[@seekforjannah2432]

@@herewego034 hanibel lecter wanted to eat the bear

[@knightwind5967]

@@seekforjannah2432 let me guess, with some fava beans and a nice Chianti. 😁

[@rafaelmedina5950]

This bear diserved a Oscar! He scared me shitless in this movie.

[@zacharyjoy8724]

It may be anthropomorphism here, but you can practically see Bart’s intentions when he stares at Charles. “I am going to kill you. And then I am going to eat you.”

[@stealthsec9207]

@@zacharyjoy8724Yeah but according to bears' behaviour, that's not the correct order of things, as they usually eat big preys alive!😅

[@joshdawson5235]

That movie legit the reason for my extreme phobia of bears, and still to this day I refuse ever to travel to or live in ANY city where there are wild bear populations

[@bigpuma444]

@@joshdawson5235 Bears are the reason I never go hiking alone and without firearms, I do not enjoy the thought of being eaten alive

[@galaxytraveler5779]

I never forget the scene of them running, maneuvering around the small trees, and the bear chasing, just plowing right through them. That was nightmarish to me.

[@rebeccadietz8195]

Bart the bear was an incredible actor! RIP big boy!

[@thebruce54]

What a magnificent animal. RIP big guy.

[@bear4537]

I can't believe it took me nearly 20 years to remember this

[@iforgot87872]

Could have just googled bear movie lol it would have been near the top

[@ronaldbrooks3748]

That eye contact 0:50

[@matthewlee9879]

It's CHILLING!

[@iforgot87872]

It’s amazing how the bear feels so bloodthirsty. So cool how they pulled that off.

[@Whyistomatoafruit]

Bart the Bear was amazing!!! Such an incredible actor!! Fly high and rest-easy big guy❤

[@jamespoledna2693]

Even Hannibal Lecter was scared!

[@daustin8888]

He had to compete with another man eater

[@RedRobertify]

Who else could've inspired him?

[@clintona1855]

Hopkins face doesn't even flinch. No sign of fear.

[@p344y]

The fact that he knew how to do the thing with his lip is mind blowing to me. RIP Bart you are a legend! ❤ 🐻

[@Breaktheice123]

Criminally underrated film

[@hunterwilder9665]

These days, the bear would be CGI

[@daustin8888]

The Revenant

[@ThaRedPitbull]

A couple of scenes would've been better if the bear was CGI. Most scenes hold up well though. They did the best they could for the times though.

[@genociderex93imperator84]

Bart the Bear is better than a CGI bear.

[@mattbrawner7888]

Yes, but honestly it’s extremely dangerous working with a kodiak bear like in this movie. Some bears even trained would end up attacking from instinct after making them act like this.

[@mattbrawner7888]

One bite from a bear like this would be devastating. It’s too risky to act with them. This bear might have been a exception, but there was still risk the bear could be triggered.

[@3912James]

This bear sure wasn't interested in any "picnic baskets." 😋

[@Burago2k]

Bone chilling scene, this movie is one of the best ever!

[@jkazamafoostudios2772]

Honestly I really liked this movie, but I felt sorry for this guy when he was attacked and devoured by the bear. He didn't even have a chance to escape, poor thing.

[@bobbyestep3916]

He didn’t deserve to die at all. Alec deserved it the most. Especially after luring the bear to their night camp. Just very bad luck they had running into that bear.

[@blockmasterscott]

What’s really sad about him is that he was a city slicker. I mean, he understood that he might get mugged and killed in the big city, but that was his environment. He was lost in the forest. What a way to go. 😢

[@bobbyestep3916]

@@blockmasterscottyet he still heard the bears roar when they first met it and knew right then to be quiet and listen before the others did. He should have survived with Anthony. Not Alec.

[@Joe-cb9um]

​@@bobbyestep3916Alec is a very good shot

[@galaxytraveler5779]

This movie came out of nowhere when I first saw it airing on TBS superstation. Such a great film.

[@rohin614]

Alec baldwin was soo good in this film and his character was very interesting to say the least

[@screwthat864]

I’m glad he didn’t make it, he was a fuckin goof...lol

[@TylerDurden-td2yg]

Interesting is one word to use. Bastard another.

[@DVincentW]

"Put That Coffee Down! Coffee is for Closers!" @jonathanbirch2022

[@patrickc3419]

Not an Alec Baldwin fan as I think he’s got zero range, but he was very good in this one.

[@davidstud3952]

@@patrickc3419 also very good in Departed

[@bobibest89]

The look on your face when you realize you're not on the top of the food chain anymore...

[@galvinstanley3235]

I wouldn't be scared,I know how to make spears, it's pretty easy.

[@drdeadbeat1604]

A creature so dangerous it can kill you without even intending to. Great job Alec.

[@solastranded1744]

0:48 that stare down between Hopkins and Bart…so epic. The look on the bear’s face made it seem so personal. Well trained animal. Fuck today’s cg Hollywood. They’d cg the Hollywood sign for a movie shot in Florida to try to save money.

[@blockmasterscott]

And Hopkins didn’t even run away, he performed a strategic retreat after the stare down, like he was thinking “we’re not done yet buddy”

[@zacharyjoy8724]

Major kudos for the music. Such a simple thing can do so much to one’s nerves. Just think about the shot in the cabin.

[@joeyperkins888]

Jerry Goldsmith. One of the greatest composers in cinema. Also composed the music for Alien (1979) 👌

[@bobbyestep3916]

The scene in the cabin was just getting us ready. They should have just dropped this on us without any kind of preparation.

[@Steel-101]

0:48 OK I know this scene is supposed to be terrifying but my father & I were laughing so hard when we saw the bear make this face. We both said: “oh that’s not a good sign. This is why we don’t go camping”. lol 😂

[@klown839]

You don’t stare down a bear. Charles was fucking up.

[@evolutionizer15]

In his defense the lodge proprietor told everyone "if you see a bear near you stand still, let him know that you know he can see you, and back away slowly" Charles was just doing as he was instructed.

[@masterbetty3020]

@@evolutionizer15 didn't work tho huh?

[@evolutionizer15]

@Master Betty obviously not and it's probably the last time Charles ever listened to that guy's advice

[@IKnowImGayWhenISayThisBut]

@@evolutionizer15 and a rich guy like Charles doesn't see shit like that everyday. He looked stunned and intrigued at the same time

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Charles was living a life of extreme boredom. Being thrown into the wilderness and facing down a bear brought him back alive.

[@adamkaralus5468]

0:34 is that the best facial expression a professional actor like Alec can muster for this scene, even Bart the bear had more emotion.

[@galvinstanley3235]

All of the looks were funny.

[@bobbyestep3916]

It might look silly but at the same time he seems frozen in fear. I would be too. That thing is one of the last things I’d wanna run into stranded in the woods. They were lucky to get away from it the first time. Alec made things worse from there on out.

[@leonardotubeyou4739]

Filmaço. Anos 90, década dos filmaços.

[@armann04]

0:26 that score still haunts me

[@sinaaboumahdi1028]

لو سمحت اريد رابط الفيلم كامل مدبلج

[@sd-py1xb]

I can read bear at 0:50 "come on down here Hannibal!! Let's see what you got!"

[@vincentp.locollo3343]

Bart the bear should have won an Oscar!!!!!!

[@geoffreysnyder5144]

The looks on their faces when they see Bart are amazing. Two scared shitless, and one who prevailed in the end.

[@brimstonethewolf2020]

The bear ripping the guy apart gave me nightmares as a kid. I didn’t realize at the time how good of a movie this is.

[@alalmalal]

The dialogue is sooooo bad but the rest is great

[@diontaedaughtry974]

:49 That's intimidating but funny because that's the look kids make when they don't get their way.

[@BaileySweet7]

Sir Anthony Hopkins got to work with Bart twice. Reportedly so in awe of him he'd just stare and admire.

[@harrisonmcarthur7816]

I remember I had an encounter with a bear. It was back when I was 17. My friends and I have this yearly tradition where we go up to Killarney Provencal Park and climb the highest mountain in all of Ontario Canada, Silver Peak (543m) The year this occurred we had a group of 25, one of our biggest groups. I and 3 of my friends were leading the way while the rest of us were stung along the trail. From end to end we were spaced out over 100 m or so. Anyway my friends and I were laughing and joking about something, honestly forget what we were talking about, when all of a sudden I see this big black animal step out onto the path 25 feet ahead of us. When I first saw it I thought, ' why would someone bring a Newfoundlander dog- THAT'S NOT A DOG!!!' We all froze and gaped at it and it simply stood there and gazed back at us. This went on for a few seconds, although it felt like years from my point of view, and then we all started howling and screaming and shouting and roaring like crazy. One of my friends if an active-duty police officer, 6"8', 300 lbs. My other 2 friends and I clustered around him and kept screaming "BEAR! BEAR!" ass loud as we could. After about 1 and a half the bear turned around and wondered off. It was a small black bear, probably only 250 lbs. I have had only one other bear encounter since then but I will never forget that episode for as long as I live. (I also remember it because the year after this all my friends and I brought big knives with us. Not to use against the bears, mostly wood-chopping and the like... But just in case...) I hope you enjoyed my little story and Thanks for taking the time to read this comment.

[@samsonarshaw2712]

you think it would make a thrilling mini movie?

[@donfrye9185]

@@samsonarshaw2712 Hell no. I was 12 in Washington (with my brother, and two of my cousins all around the same age) when we encountered a BIG black bear. You are supposed to intimidate a black... which we did. It wasn't that scary tbh, freaking scampered off as soon as we started hooting and hollering at it. If it didn't, we had 12 ga slugs. In "The Edge", that was a grizzly most likely. Which you should either play dead immediately, or show overwhelming force. Bears aren't actually that scary... unless you don't know shit about bears.

[@harrisonmcarthur7816]

@@donfrye9185 agreed. My encounter wouldn't be very entertaining.

[@danielzdanivsky4984]

I had an encounter with a grizzly the other day. I live in Northern BC where grizzlies are pretty numerous. I was scouting in a clear cut and at the end of it there is a very narrow clear cut that leads to a bigger clear cut. I went scouting in there and when I came out there was a big grizzly feeding about 70 yards away from the entrance. As you can guess, the only way out of this was to sneak around him. So with my shotgun in my hand I walked around him while shouting “hey bear” like a maniac. Luckily I was able to get by him without any confrontations. Heck, he didn’t even look at me. Wish I got a picture of him. That’s my biggest bear encounter, and hopefully it stays that way.

[@stealthsec9207]

@@donfrye9185 In the Edge, the bear was a kodiak, 807 kg and 2,93m standing.

[@albert12256]

I’ve known many killers in my life, gang bangers, soldiers, fighters, but all that don’t mean shit to a monster like that.

[@lovepet4565]

The best actor was BART ! RIP

[@rmb9726]

He made the movie

[@petergresh516]

Fun fact Bart the bears mother played the killer grizzly in Grizzly (1976)

[@fredlast4547]

I saw that movie at the cinema as a kid.

[@MusedDiaries]

The bear in Grizzly was a male named Teddy

[@petergresh516]

@@MusedDiaries I could've sworn it was a female behind the scenes

[@DVincentW]

Grizzly was around the same time as Jaws.

[@petergresh516]

@@DVincentW yup a year apart

[@lewis7515]

Really good movie - everyone, and every bear, brought their A game.

[@timedison6687]

Never run away from a bear. The best thing to do is to remove all your clothes, run around and around in small circles while flapping your arms like a bird. This will confuse the bear and will eventually cause it to fall asleep.

[@ImsorryAnakin]

Take a drink everytime Alec (clip full of blanks) Baldwin says the word "Charles" in this movie.

[@None34567]

00:17 Did someone notice that stephen didn't move his lips when he said to bob and charles to listen

[@danielzdanivsky4984]

I always hated how they show that Jack Hawk character at the end of the movie. They should have hinted somehow that the bear killed him first and hence how the bear got bloodthirsty. Might as well since his character only had a few seconds of screen time.

[@ThaRedPitbull]

Agreed. It would've made sense too.

[@lordcanti4199]

So Charles is this super intelligent guy who knows tons of facts but he doesn’t know a basic level shit about predators, like don’t look them directly in the eye as it’s often taken as a challenge, don’t run away because their prey run away and it might trigger a predator reaction.

[@iforgot87872]

Yeah to be fair though I do think they walk away first and then run when they are a bit farther

[@mattbrawner7888]

Yeah, the eye contact thing could piss the bear off.

[@blockmasterscott]

I think he purposely challenged the bear. The look on his face was not one of fear, but one Alpha staring at another.

[@trinieshepard7983]

Hopkins thinking: „I remember from Legends of the Fall!“ 😄

[@rmb9726]

Yea like they can outrun a bear

[@anthonysouthard5572]

You don't have to outrun a bear you have to outrun the guy next to you

[@unknown11200]

Welcome to Alaska

[@kamikazekrunch8363]

That look the bear gives. I dont care if your a legit psychopath, you will crap your pants if you come face to face with a grizzly and while he growls at you, he is looking at you straight in the eyes. I would probably die right there after the look and growl.

[@DVincentW]

Release bowels.

[@gymmaxxedpokemonmaster]

Modern women be like: Yeah I can deal with that

[@vincentp.locollo3343]

The bear run scared shitless!!!!

[@Luzt.]

Very good movie. Nothing like todays movies.

[@bryanferratt6598]

Nonsense, we still have good movies. The live action "Sonic the Hedgehog" movies for example 👌 🙌 👍 😊.

[@blockmasterscott]

My favorite guy is Stephen, because I’m just like him, a city slicker whose only exposure to the wilderness is maybe a nature show on TV. When I see him, I feel like I’m looking at a reflection of myself.

[@bobbyestep3916]

He did not deserve to die. The only one of the 3 that did was Alec. He got Stephen killed and was wanting to kill Anthony first and foremost. Thankfully the wilderness/elements still got him at the end. He deserved it.

[@ALC0A021]

Solution was Hopkins should have transformed to Hannibal Lecter and pounce upon that 🐻

[@Joe-cb9um]

Bart deserved an academy award

[@giuseppeercolino2889]

The Best Bear Actor❤

[@montvilleo]

Oh no. There goes the bowel control !

[@moderncloth]

Four tremendous actors.

[@angelobrewster6293]

A bear looking at you with its ears going backwards, that means he's ready to hunt

[@zachariahkelley5298]

facts bruh

[@eugenebarrett]

Anthony Hopkins: "I'm in big trouble. And I don't want to be in big trouble."

[@patrickc3419]

This makes the black bears here in upstate New York where I live look like a dog.

[@Robin.Tussin]

Such a damn terrific movie.

[@DD-fm7xb]

One time I went hiking with my friend and we saw a Brown Bear coming our way like 100 yards away..I immediately took my back pack off, took my boots off and put my sneakers on...My friend said '' do you really think you can out run that bear'' and I said ''I don't have to, all I have to do is outrun you''

[@jurassicking112]

*Kodiak Bear comes* me: shitting my pants non stop

[@JamiAbbaVerified]

😂

[@338684q]

I've been trying to find the name of this movie for the longest, hoping /tv/ can help me out here. The movie pre-2000s as I saw it as a child in the 90s (might be a 90s movie but not sure.) I just remember this scene of a brown bear being shot or injured and falling over a puddle or stream and the camera pans under the water and you can see blood coming out of the bears wound. I want to say the puddle or stream even has a frog in the shot (can't remember.) And also its live action so no animated movies please. Theres also a seperate movie I'm trying to remember, with a bridge made to look like its made out of playing cards (Ace, Queen) stuff like that. And also another movie maybe also from the 90s about a cgi green monster that some little kid unleashed on his town? (setting could be a city in the southwest) anyone?

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Maybe it’s “The Bear” 1987?

[@taylorpack7705]

Anthony Hopkins: you heard em slow ahead. Slow ahead… I can go slow ahead come down here and chum some of this shit. (Bear pops up) 😳 you’re going to need a bigger spear…

[@mralmnthwyfemnin5783]

The moment I would empty my bladder ! 😮

[@karolinarachidova4458]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

Since they are on a higher spot I would start throwing stones at the bear. Three men throwing stones at you must be a good deterrence

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Even bullets will not stop a Kodiak Bear if it wants you, they are 1500 lbs walking tanks of fur and muscle.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

@@jonnybirchyboy1560 yeah I have read about people being killed by bears and a pistol being found in the scene with the slide locked open and with an empty magazine, meaning that person fired all rounds in that mag yet didn't survive

[@Lightner445555555555]

​@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor a shot to the head would've done the trick

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

@@Lightner445555555555 yeah like it's so easy to aim to the head while a bear is charging at you

[@galvinstanley3235]

No,don't throw anything at the bear,if you see one in the wild,don't run,stand up and put your arms up in the air and gowl back,if the bear thinks you're a challenge they might run off.

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

Dooby Dooby Doobity Doo! Well it’s a Doobity Doo, Yes it’s a Doobity Doo, I mean a Dooby Dooby Dooby Dooby Doobity Doo!

[@laurynalana1876]

I think I read somewhere that when a bear is trying to attack you’re supposed to play dead, and they’ll lose interest & walk away

[@johnnywishbone1349]

Aww hell nooooo

[@waitandhope]

My god amazing

[@dive2drive314]

Why can't they make movies like this anymore?

[@Sabarinathan-o1m]

He gave a bear Hannibal lector loom😅

[@lucascoleman5454]

Every Animal Looks Like Lois Griffin

[@chocolateface8664]

Alex Baldwin had only one line and that was Charles

[@everittslivemusicsocialenv6733]

Did your sleigh break Santa?

[@nathangallegos9304]

Hey it’s him from Romeo and Juliet “ A Scratch(Does Micheal Jackson Spin) HA!”

[@kristopherjones734]

©1997 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation.

[@dszman013]

All they had to do was scare the bear. There are three of them. Unrealistic

[@gammaraider]

WALT! WAAALT!!!!

[@williambrown7912]

My god

[@1958yankeefan]

The easiest acting Baldwin ever had to do! To play a complete asshole, Baldwin just had to be himself!!!

[@lucascoleman5454]

Reminds Me Of Lois Griffin

[@scp--wc9zv]

I guess they could've made this scarier if the bear wasn't growling for no reason.

[@lucascoleman5454]

Lois Griffin Attacks

[@waleed99]

Film complet

[@wrmaldonado]

@0:48 Making those lips and the angry face as though to say, "dafuq you doin in my woods?" RIP Bart the bear.

[@lucascoleman5454]

What Would Lois Griffin Say?

[@MatthewNGolding]

0:38, 0:56

[@MRIGUY11]

Can’t stand Michael from lost as an actor!!

[@hectorsolis5381]

Wow that scary music at 0.25 seconds !

[@jax467]

I thought charles quietly said “run.” In this scene 😂

[@semperoccultus]

MY GODNESS,,!!!!!!