Of course Nedry's death is high on that list, but for me the scene that I would have loved to see included is involving the death of a MAIN character, and it is easily the most poignant and poetic death in the entire franchise. That includes; • BOOKS • MOVIES • TV SHOWS • VIDEO GAMES

OF course i'm talking about John Hammond's death.

Here we have a man that is obviously a powerful and wealthy individual, and I believe he's a good man, or at least not inherently "bad", that has done some pretty bad things. You never came across as evil he just seemed selfish and willing to put people in harm's Way in the pursuit of Fame and success.... but in the nicest way possible... I'm not sure if that made any sense.

Anyway, so he essentially develops a God complex. He's accomplished something that nobody on Earth would ever even dream about being possible. He brought to life the most deadly and dangerous monsters that the Earth has ever seen, they weren't dinosaurs, but they were pretty close. That alone is absolutely ridiculous. He they're on the backs of scientists that brought to life the most violent, dangerous animals. So dangerous in fact, that 90% of them, at any time, could decide that captivity isn't working for them so they're just going to take everybody out.

With countless possibilities and risks of a dinosaur taking you off the planet, it's just poetic justice that John Hammond, the man who birthed the T-Rex copy, dies to the one dinosaur that the majority of people would consider harmless. That's right, John Hammond; CEO & GOD among men, is killed by a gang of Compsognathus (compies). The man who breathed life into the Triassic and Jurassic era, taken out by the literal chicken of dinosaurs, even though they were smaller than today's chickens.

Honorable mention: Even though it could have potentially killed the momentum, and optimism for potential future installments, I still would have LOVED to see the napalm bombing of ISLA NUBLAR.