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Which movie is it that the characters are fighting a huge croc(or alligator) and one of the guys tries to lay on it to keep its mouth closed. He then pleads with his buddies to kill it as he’s thrown up in the air and swallowed in one bite.

Then the alligator shows his maw to the horrified woman as she’s gasping and fearful. Then after a few minutes, the croc just hacks up the guy it had swallowed in one bite, still alive and in one piece. Apparently the croc didn’t like the cologne taste and threw him up.

So do you know which movie this is?

That seems to be a scene from a movie called "Crocodile" that came out in 2000 by the director Tobe Hooper.
I think we actually have that scene on Eka's video section

Yup! here you go
https://aryion.com/content/crocodile-2000-compilaton
It's near the end at the 6:02 mark

I thought it was all the bug spray he had on that made it barf, don't think it was cologne. But yeah I remember that movie too especially the cheesy fake ass kethcup-bottle blood spray from certain people being eaten.

Movie monsters almost always spit out people they eat. Seeing someone actually get eaten and stay eaten seems to be quite rare.

I have no idea why this should be the case, but it would seem that most film makers just don't like the idea of people vanishing down something's throat.

One of the most common sights is for a monster to grab someone in it's mouth, and instead of eating them, just hurl them bodily into the air or into the wall of a nearby building. It's even a common trope in videogames, as anyone who fought the Archdemon in Dragon Age Origins will know.

JackFrost wrote:Movie monsters almost always spit out people they eat. Seeing someone actually get eaten and stay eaten seems to be quite rare.

I have no idea why this should be the case, but it would seem that most film makers just don't like the idea of people vanishing down something's throat.

One of the most common sights is for a monster to grab someone in it's mouth, and instead of eating them, just hurl them bodily into the air or into the wall of a nearby building. It's even a common trope in videogames, as anyone who fought the Archdemon in Dragon Age Origins will know.

People actually get swallowed in Dragon's Dogma from what I've seen in videos

It's like being eaten is just another obstacle a character can go through unscathed, most of the time no characters are meant to die/get eaten.

In D&D the movie https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190374/?ref_=tt_rt , the bad character Profion, is clearly seen being gobble up by a dragon at the end of the movie never to return.