@@deanladue5367 they should have had that classic M1 "ping!" sound like you hear in Saving Private Ryan when the last shot allows the spring clip to pop out.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017I was gonna say M1 holds 8 and he only fired 6 but rewatching closely it does lock back and you can see the clip eject so good catch! Would’ve been funny/cool if they did add that sound.
roquefortfiles and as an unintentional perk makes you scared of going into water, after watching this movie I was so scared of water I wouldn't even get in my pool and when I had to I avoided the left side which was shaded. When it comes to evoking a particular sensation be it wonder, amazement or phobia producing terror, Steven Spielberg's skill is god tier, I have seen all of his movies (as far as I know) even the home made one he did as a kid
I was only 4 yrs old at the time so obviously couldn't see it, but I had numerous relatives who did and they said the audience were on their feet cheering and screaming when Brody killed Jaws. You hear that and you know Steven Spielberg had done his job and then some - everyone on a hook!!!
For those that never got to see this wonderful motion picture in the theater when it was released may I offer condolences. Back then going to the movies was an event, going to see Jaws was THE event.
I hope they do a 50th anniversary screening! And if they do, I will have to disagree with Brody's line of "And I don't intend to go through that hell again!"
You young folks can't imagine what it was like to have 200 people in the theater in 1976. We couldn't get in to the theater for a year! When we did the audience reaction (including myself) was staggering! When Brody "killed the beast" the place went NUTS! And when Hooper and Brody headed for shore, the place erupted with a stand-up clapping roar! Of course I was only 9 years old at the time (it was much more liberal at that time. I saw KISS the same year). Anyway, JAWS is the greatest film I've ever seen.
RedElephantStampede thanks man for sharing.I love old good times like the 80's. For me reading you and trying to imagine the theater in the 70's while playing these last scenes made me smile.I am so into those times.I wish time stopped there. In the 70's/80's. I don't see myself sort of speaking in these days.A world full of hate,of killing,of destruction,of selfishness,of rage,lack of values,lack of respect. Call me old fashion. Yeah I'm old school.But don't tell me that nowadays we don't live in a time where it's all about "me".A sick immature futile egocentric frozen society. I miss the social cultural connection between human beings. I grew up in a time where children played with each other for hours outside home.We interacted together as a specie.As humans.And we felt precisely like that...as humans! Kids nowadays just play portable PlayStation.Tablets at home.No friends. Technology is kid's friends today.Couples and other adults sit at a dining table and don't talk.They look at their smartphones or tablets.Families no longer communicate like we did in the past.Everything nowadays it's about being connected,fast information.I could go on with thousands of examples from the past and today's day. For what?kids that read me will say i am an old man.I am 32.lol But i miss what we were as humans.I try to pass it to my children but it's an hard task because the example that comes from media from all the info industry it's almost impossible to fight with words. Anyway i saw all jaws movies.1st one was epic. p.s.: sorry my english. not my native language.not perfect but i guess i made my point.
RedElephantStampede precisely because of THAT.....I want to be in movies myself!! Be part of something like this! That will have the same impact that it had on audiences, a phenomenon, and still be remembered 40 or 50 years later as one of the greatest films ever made!!! The cast, the cinematography, and the SCORE/SOUNDTRACK!!!!
@@dallasbrubaker6054 He's talking about clapping in the theater being more acceptable than it is today, most people sorta mind it when you do that now.
Fun fact, at one point reporters were calling this classic "Flaws" instead on "Jaws" because the enormous animatronic Shark kept sinking. They eventually got it to work and finished the Shark scenes. Best movie of all time.
Well the shark was supposed to be seen more in the movie. But because it kept sinking and malfunctioning that's where Spielberg came up with the idea to hide the shark for the first half of the film.
They said the same thing in 1997, the movie Titanic was over budget, the special effects wouldn’t work, and no one would sit the theater for 3 hours when you knew the ship was going to sink in the end
VGB0009 and then countless sharks all around the world were killed because this movie scared the shit out of people. People are fucking idiots. Scared idiots. We let our imaginations get the best of us and it cost other creatures their lives.
I cannot believe on TV the other night (some channels do away with the end credits now to save time) They actually ended the movie when they were swimming ashore! Just like that! You dont get the full effect until you see them slowly coming in when the credits are rolling!
Shaw played Quint perfectly. Imagine Spielbergs first picks (Heston, Hayden) playing Quint? I can’t. Shaw was a drunk, knew pain, knew hurt.... he was immense. Great casting! What a bloody great film. My all time favourite
The Inniapolis Scene gets me EVERYTIME. Growing up I had idea this was based on real events. He does such an amazing job delivering this speech...and Hoopers shocked face in the background of the scene....
I've been watching this movie since I was 4 years old. Over three decades later and it's every bit as exciting and awesome as that first time. Just a brilliant film.
My all time fav film. Hadn't seen it in a theatre since 1975. Saw it again in a theatre in 93. Going in I wondered was it really as fabulous as I remembered? It was better than i remembered. It was incredible. The film is a flat out classic.
This movie turns 50 years old tomorrow. Filming began on May 2, 1974 and was released on June 20th, 1975. Happy 50th birthday to ''JAWS PART 1''. This film will always be the BEST of all 4 films.
This ending was filmed over several days. Look at the sky in the scenes. The director knew this but also knew viewers were focused on the action and Jaws, not the lighting.
I hated, hated, HATED it when they changed the original sound effects to that crap it is now. That old fashioned ricochet sound effect makes the moment of the explosion all the more thrilling.
I never really realized this until now, but Brody had fired seven shots when he said "Smile you sonofabitch!". He was on his last bullet. M1 Garand only holds 8 rounds.
I grew up in Florida. The beaches and the ocean were always packed. After this picture came out, the beaches were so empty that I could walk for several miles on the beach without seeing anyone. 👣
I Remember going to Jones Beach the following day after I saw it and forcing myself to go in the water or I would never go in for the rest of my life...I was a kid and know "amity island' was loosely based on Martha's Vinyard or Nantucket and wasn't too far away. I later figured out the Orcas mooring was based on Montauk was even closer.... of course now Long Island's predators are on 2 legs...
I remember the first time I ever saw this movie was at midnight at my grandparents’ house, my dad was trying to get me to go to bed but I was determined to watch this movie My sisters were asleep, my dad was asleep, but I was wide awake as I got chills from Brody’s victory shout
1:22 Don't care what anybody says, that shark looks awesome and frightening in this shot, this and the scene where the guy gets his leg ripped off and he's screaming before jaws pulls him under the shark again looks amazing.
Bruce looks great there. Too bad they didn't pay more attention to having the sharks top Jaw gum line extended. It makes the shark look way more fierce.
As close as you can get to the perfect film. The shark was almost irrelevant. Just a story about the three character's struggles, and why they're on that boat.
That's because "Bruce" the shark almost never worked. Spielberg, Scheider, Shaw, and Dreyfuss got together in a motel room on Martha's Vineyard when the production was about to go under and re-wrote the entire script, plus Steven allowed his talented cast to ad lib and add their own acting cues to their characters - they went with their gut instincts and it worked brilliantly. Shaw wrote the famous U.S.S. Indianapolis speech and told it while they were actually half drunk on the boat set.
@@troyandrew6154 His struggle was against his own ego and that he thought he knew how to deal with any species of shark, and that he thought that stabbing it with drugs he had on board would kill it, but he ended up having to go into a cage in the water and get smashed to bits in the shark cage and having to hide til the end of the film. I’d call that a struggle, wouldn’t you smart ass?
Dude! Where were you this whole time? Umm at the bottom of the ocean watching you battle the most deadly shark ever! O... Ok let's go get a beer. LMAO!
The distant roaring sound effect that can be heard at 2:47 can also be heard in one of Spielberg's earlier films called Duel (1971). You can hear it when the truck plunges off the cliff at the end.
Man vs Nature, just splendid. What a masterpiece from Spielberg. They guy that knew the less about sharks, ended up killing the monster, this also happens in real life, those that you less expect, those are the ones that end up saving the day.❤
The roar sound you hear as the shark carcass drifts to the bottom of the ocean is the same sound that was heard when the truck goes over the cliff in Duel. Spielberg put that in as a tribute to Duel, for helping him get to the stage of his career to have done Jaws.
Jaws should never be remade why because it won't have great blue collar character's great soundtrack plus will not be memorable in the next 40 years same thing with Indiana Jones, Back to the future and so on.
Really appreciate that you used the original mono, the remake of the shark breaking through the window sounds like somebody cracked a wine glass. The original mono with the shark breaking through legit makes me jump. The explosion also sounds badass in the original unlike the new crap
Hear is my top ten favrite movies 10 super man 9 batman 1989 8 jaws 2 7 super man 2 6 spider man 3 5 batman begins 4 avengers end game 3 spider man home coming 2 goosebumps 2015 1 jaws
I love this film, remember my mum telling me she saw it at the cinema, when Brody killed jaws the whole cinema was up cheering.I am 48 and wish I could go back in time to see that.Dont make films like that any more.
Just noticed that if you pause at 2:18 there is a shot of Jaws coming out of the water for the final bite! Haha, been watching the movie my whole life and never knew this shot existed 😭😂😭😱😱👍👍
Just imagine Hooper's situation if Brody hadn't managed to shoot the shark in the end. He would've had to watch the shark eat Brody and then realize that the boat is destroyed, and that his only way to get back to land is by swimming. In other words, he would've had to wait for the shark to eat him too.
Got to see it in a theater for a retro event. Theater was packed with all age ranges, people who saw it many times to new viewers. People still love this movie even now. It was so much better in a theater.
Hoop Rewind How? Most of the story beats were the same as the original, most of the protagonists are teens that hardly get any character, and Brody's character takes a couple steps back.
Part of what makes this movie great is that they just don't have him 1 shot 1 kill the shark, like they could have and people would have been fine with it, but I enjoy the fact that it takes him a couple shots, showing us how human the character is. He's an experienced cop, so he's a trained shot, but he's under a lot of pressure and stress, lack of sleep, fatigue, and everything else is explained perfectly here and that is 1 of the reasons why this is such a fantastic movie.
When I saw this at the Criterion theater in Santa Monica in 1975 the audience erupted in cheers when Roy blew away the shark. It really stuck with me. I've seen few films draw this sort of reaction from the audience.
Contrary to what other people might think, this is still one of the top horror films ever made. Granted this movie is 42 years old, it still scares me. I was not even born until 1980. I don't remember how old I was when I saw this classic for the first time. I do remember being afraid to swim in my own pool.
Agreed. I think I'm right in saying this is up there amongst the most successful films of all time ( I stand to be corrected on that ). But I remember going to see it when I was about 12 or so, scared the life out of me ! You must read the book, it's even better - actually, all of his books are fantastic, I can highly recommend them.
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Thank you for using the original mono! :)
No problem! I couldn't find a lot with original mono
If you have the movie on blue-ray, you can switch the audio to the original. Just FYI
Yes I'm aware of that. The 2005 and 2012 DVDs also have the mono.
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Watched this in Maine back in 1975. Saw some lobstermen crying at the end because they loved Quint.
Televisionarchives yeah I loved that guy !
Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies...
Yeah even though Quint was an idiot and didn’t think about what he was doing, he was still a likable character.
@@gregmackinnon3663 Fair well and adieu to you ladies of Spain...
Quint was a great character Robert Shaw played him to perfection
"smile you son of a" was the best line
maxcrazycam03 yes it was
maxcrazycam03 I agree
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No, it killed me!!
I always tear up a little when he laughs of relief. Roy was a great and charismatic actor.
He was great in Naked Lunch
@@deanladue5367 they should have had that classic M1 "ping!" sound like you hear in Saving Private Ryan when the last shot allows the spring clip to pop out.
I always tear up a little when he laughs of relief Roy was a great and charismatic actor
Yeah Roy was great but hearing the behind the scenes of Jaws 1 & 2 it's crazy
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017I was gonna say M1 holds 8 and he only fired 6 but rewatching closely it does lock back and you can see the clip eject so good catch! Would’ve been funny/cool if they did add that sound.
One of my all time favorite movies. A true classic.
It is a total classic. Great story. Great characters. Great sequences. Epic music. I've seen it a 1000 times. Enjoy it every time
roquefortfiles and as an unintentional perk makes you scared of going into water, after watching this movie I was so scared of water I wouldn't even get in my pool and when I had to I avoided the left side which was shaded.
When it comes to evoking a particular sensation be it wonder, amazement or phobia producing terror, Steven Spielberg's skill is god tier, I have seen all of his movies (as far as I know) even the home made one he did as a kid
Jaws is a masterpiece
It’s timeless
@@diegofavaratozfilms962 So True
Few movies can claim the label of perfection. Jaws is one of them. Plot, cast, music, direction...it's all just perfect.
Some people shit on the shark but I've always been a huge fan. It just feels like a shark. I would never want it replaced. Bruce is legendary
AMEN or LIKEWISE!
Few movies can claim the label of perfection Jaws is of them
R.I.P.
Roy Scheider
1932 - 2008
God, I wish I could've seen this movie in theaters
oh it was terrifying and everyone was like fifty feet tall because of that great old FILM STYLE loved it
@@retrocountryexperiencercx8078 in my area, they played old movies and me and my dad got to see it, it was aswesome
I saw it in theaters back in 2015 when they were celebrating its 40th anniversary
Oh goodness I would’ve had a heart attack
I was only 4 yrs old at the time so obviously couldn't see it, but I had numerous relatives who did and they said the audience were on their feet cheering and screaming when Brody killed Jaws. You hear that and you know Steven Spielberg had done his job and then some - everyone on a hook!!!
The Best line in the Jaws Franchise
In my Opinion: “Smile you son of a B-“
Classic masterpiece line
Got that right
Me favorite character is chief Brody and the shark too
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For those that never got to see this wonderful motion picture in the theater when it was released may I offer condolences. Back then going to the movies was an event, going to see Jaws was THE event.
It was in my area, they were playing old movies, it was awesome! Im glad i got to see it
I hope they do a 50th anniversary celebration for this classic in 2025! Never get tired of Jaws 1 and 2!
At the cinema in full mono!! Wow
oh thank you for jaws 2 who is also amazing
i caught a 40th anniversary in 2015, will def be at a 50th anniversary viewing on the big screen.
Trust me, Universal is gonna bless us all with a 50th Anniversary celebration.
I hope they do a 50th anniversary screening! And if they do, I will have to disagree with Brody's line of "And I don't intend to go through that hell again!"
"The people in the theater literally applauded and whistled loudly when Brody killed Jaws."
:D
Do you mean Bruce
How'd you find that out oh wow that's awesome you really saw it when was where was it
Yep, same when I saw it. Also again when Hooper surfaced (Saw it at Kings Plaza in Brooklyn NY)
También su frase después del quinto disparoy también su frase qué es una grosería y no la voy a escribir porque soy menor de edad
You young folks can't imagine what it was like to have 200 people in the theater in 1976. We couldn't get in to the theater for a year! When we did the audience reaction (including myself) was staggering! When Brody "killed the beast" the place went NUTS! And when Hooper and Brody headed for shore, the place erupted with a stand-up clapping roar! Of course I was only 9 years old at the time (it was much more liberal at that time. I saw KISS the same year). Anyway, JAWS is the greatest film I've ever seen.
RedElephantStampede thanks man for sharing.I love old good times like the 80's. For me reading you and trying to imagine the theater in the 70's while playing these last scenes made me smile.I am so into those times.I wish time stopped there. In the 70's/80's. I don't see myself sort of speaking in these days.A world full of hate,of killing,of destruction,of selfishness,of rage,lack of values,lack of respect. Call me old fashion.
Yeah I'm old school.But don't tell me that nowadays we don't live in a time where it's all about "me".A sick immature futile egocentric frozen society. I miss the social cultural connection between human beings. I grew up in a time where children played with each other for hours outside home.We interacted together as a specie.As humans.And we felt precisely like that...as humans!
Kids nowadays just play portable PlayStation.Tablets at home.No friends. Technology is kid's friends today.Couples and other adults sit at a dining table and don't talk.They look at their smartphones or tablets.Families no longer communicate like we did in the past.Everything nowadays it's about being connected,fast information.I could go on with thousands of examples from the past and today's day. For what?kids that read me will say i am an old man.I am 32.lol But i miss what we were as humans.I try to pass it to my children but it's an hard task because the example that comes from media from all the info industry it's almost impossible to fight with words.
Anyway i saw all jaws movies.1st one was epic.
p.s.: sorry my english. not my native language.not perfect but i guess i made my point.
RedElephantStampede precisely because of THAT.....I want to be in movies myself!! Be part of something like this! That will have the same impact that it had on audiences, a phenomenon, and still be remembered 40 or 50 years later as one of the greatest films ever made!!!
The cast, the cinematography, and the SCORE/SOUNDTRACK!!!!
RedElephantStampede, much more Liberal?
My older sister can confirm that when she saw Jaws at the cinema in 1975 (She was 13) when Brody killed the beast the audience erupted in cheering.
@@dallasbrubaker6054 He's talking about clapping in the theater being more acceptable than it is today, most people sorta mind it when you do that now.
2:26 when you pass your college class 😂
2:18 Realizing that you have to get a job where you can't take a long rest until you're old and can't do crap
Yeah. I'm still in college and looking forward to the day it will be done.
More like when you pass ur board exam!
Fun fact, at one point reporters were calling this classic "Flaws" instead on "Jaws" because the enormous animatronic Shark kept sinking. They eventually got it to work and finished the Shark scenes. Best movie of all time.
Well the shark was supposed to be seen more in the movie. But because it kept sinking and malfunctioning that's where Spielberg came up with the idea to hide the shark for the first half of the film.
Speilberg had the last laugh ☺️☺️☺️
They said the same thing in 1997, the movie Titanic was over budget, the special effects wouldn’t work, and no one would sit the theater for 3 hours when you knew the ship was going to sink in the end
it was a mechanical shark
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Roy Schider was absolutely one of my favorite heros as a kid...he was sooooo likeable!
I saw him in an old Folgers comercial, probably made before this film
This scene is so intense, it freaks you out but then you are so happy Brody actually survived.
VGB0009 and then countless sharks all around the world were killed because this movie scared the shit out of people. People are fucking idiots. Scared idiots. We let our imaginations get the best of us and it cost other creatures their lives.
I know it's an old movie but it was a great movie with a great ending .
I cannot believe on TV the other night (some channels do away with the end credits now to save time) They actually ended the movie when they were swimming ashore! Just like that! You dont get the full effect until you see them slowly coming in when the credits are rolling!
Giovani De parma A good movie is a good movie no matter how old it is...and Jaws is an absolute CLASSIC 👍
Yeah great end😀
agreed
R. I. P. Jaws
Shaw played Quint perfectly. Imagine Spielbergs first picks (Heston, Hayden) playing Quint? I can’t. Shaw was a drunk, knew pain, knew hurt.... he was immense. Great casting! What a bloody great film. My all time favourite
The Inniapolis Scene gets me EVERYTIME. Growing up I had idea this was based on real events. He does such an amazing job delivering this speech...and Hoopers shocked face in the background of the scene....
@@ptcreations8947 *Indianapolis
Heston was not going to play Quint. He wanted to play Brody. Sterling Hayden could have been amazing as Quint. But Robert IS Quint.
Lee Marvin was his first choice too
@@Placebojmr Actually Sterling Hayden was his first choice
Man, that John Williams piano right after the shark blows up. Beautiful.
One of the best film endings in cinema history 👏
Hooper is scuba diving and is like, "Damn, what is that thing sinking towards me?"
One of the best endings ever made! Truly a classic!❤👍
I've been watching this movie since I was 4 years old. Over three decades later and it's every bit as exciting and awesome as that first time. Just a brilliant film.
My all time fav film. Hadn't seen it in a theatre since 1975. Saw it again in a theatre in 93. Going in I wondered was it really as fabulous as I remembered? It was better than i remembered. It was incredible. The film is a flat out classic.
Same here, watched over and over growing up
I watched the jaws saga on Netflix when I was nine.
It’s a master piece.. great score, acting, production, you name it
I actually liked the book better. However that's usually the way it goes.
01:51 I absolutely LOVE when he is reaching deep down to psyche himself up for his very last chance to survive.
This movie turns 50 years old tomorrow. Filming began on May 2, 1974 and was released on June 20th, 1975. Happy 50th birthday to ''JAWS PART 1''. This film will always be the BEST of all 4 films.
no doubt! by far! by FAR!
Truly a certified hood classic, I would’ve loved to have seen this in theaters. It would’ve been badass as hell
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Yep. And I'm sure Spielberg was thinking: "Okay, let's rebuild the shark again for another take!"
skerr808 hahah! I think they used other shark props already built.
skerr808 Spielberg was on a plane heading back to California when the explosion scene was filmed. The second unit director did that scene
Joe Gallicchio yeah, he didn’t want to get thrown into the water. He heard the crew were going to throw him overboard once everything was wrapped.
Movies, music, culture. Everything was more appealing back in the day.
Bruce was one of the best movie villains. A shark is scary enough to be fascinating.
One of the most epic and satisfying endings ever!
Imagine one day being a shark and then some human they call "Brody" says "you talking to me, you piece of fish?" And then boom a large headache.
"smile you son of a b-"
*BAMMMM*
2:16
Thank you lord that somebody uploaded the scene with the original audio, love that classic ricochet sound effect.
This ending was filmed over several days. Look at the sky in the scenes. The director knew this but also knew viewers were focused on the action and Jaws, not the lighting.
I hated, hated, HATED it when they changed the original sound effects to that crap it is now. That old fashioned ricochet sound effect makes the moment of the explosion all the more thrilling.
Blame the new generation we live in.
Fortunately the current BD/DVD releases have an option for the mono.
@@lowbudgetproductions1237 Ricochet
Yes i agree, but they used both sounds together now in bluray, unlike NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IN STAR WARS MY GOD!
oh stop bitching
I never really realized this until now, but Brody had fired seven shots when he said "Smile you sonofabitch!". He was on his last bullet. M1 Garand only holds 8 rounds.
That is exactly what is happening and it makes things so much more terrifying. Literally hit or die.
The stripper clip flew out on the last shot
He was playing roullete with the shark very scary
I didn't even know that was an m1 garand. That's the World War II gun right?
Best suspense/horror/mystery movie ever created
Memories of my favorite decade... The Legendary 1970's... I sure miss them days.
Hooper: Quint??
Brody: NO
I grew up in Florida. The beaches and the ocean were always packed. After this picture came out, the beaches were so empty that I could walk for several miles on the beach without seeing anyone. 👣
I Remember going to Jones Beach the following day after I saw it and forcing myself to go in the water or I would never go in for the rest of my life...I was a kid and know "amity island' was loosely based on Martha's Vinyard or Nantucket and wasn't too far away. I later figured out the Orcas mooring was based on Montauk was even closer.... of course now Long Island's predators are on 2 legs...
I remember the first time I ever saw this movie was at midnight at my grandparents’ house, my dad was trying to get me to go to bed but I was determined to watch this movie
My sisters were asleep, my dad was asleep, but I was wide awake as I got chills from Brody’s victory shout
Truly one of the greatest movie endings of all time and one of the greatest of all matchups with Brody vs. that shark! Wow!!!
One of the most cathartic cinema endings of all time. I love this film. I'd have loved to have met Roy.
Greatest explosion in cinematic history, hands down
1:22 Don't care what anybody says, that shark looks awesome and frightening in this shot, this and the scene where the guy gets his leg ripped off and he's screaming before jaws pulls him under the shark again looks amazing.
Practical effects will always trump CGI shite any day. Bruce does look scary as hell
Bruce looks great there. Too bad they didn't pay more attention to having the sharks top Jaw gum line extended. It makes the shark look way more fierce.
@@neofox. yes, even as a 12 year old, this still scray!
@@roquefortfiles 4th jaws had great gums, I need to know what the toothpaste brand was!
@@tripi7906I find it rather stunning that as the technology vastly improved the sharks looked increasingly more retarded
Brody's laugh after he blows up the shark makes this 10 times better
That’s me when I graduated high school
Smile you son of a is such a great line and the delivery by Roy Schneider is spotless😁😁
Still my favorite movie ending of all time...
I like the ending of 2 better.
Love the shot of Bruce at 1:57. Looks so totally pissed and determined to eat Brody
:D thanks for the love bro!!
Jaws Still fucked you up
Can never get enough of JAWS, I can,t. Luv it!!!!
A good movie never ends with out a good ending
This is the best version there is and always will be,Its just like when I first saw it as a kid. Gold.
Something makes me emotional when I see this movie I just love it so much
1:23 the shark is like Rwar, rwar, rwar! Props to the operator(s) for making the shark move its jaws like that! Lmao!
So nice of the cameraman to get this live action footage of the shark that close
Best film ending ever " Smile you son of a bitch " 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈
As close as you can get to the perfect film. The shark was almost irrelevant. Just a story about the three character's struggles, and why they're on that boat.
That's because "Bruce" the shark almost never worked. Spielberg, Scheider, Shaw, and Dreyfuss got together in a motel room on Martha's Vineyard when the production was about to go under and re-wrote the entire script, plus Steven allowed his talented cast to ad lib and add their own acting cues to their characters - they went with their gut instincts and it worked brilliantly. Shaw wrote the famous U.S.S. Indianapolis speech and told it while they were actually half drunk on the boat set.
What was hooper's struggle?
@@troyandrew6154 His struggle was against his own ego and that he thought he knew how to deal with any species of shark, and that he thought that stabbing it with drugs he had on board would kill it, but he ended up having to go into a cage in the water and get smashed to bits in the shark cage and having to hide til the end of the film. I’d call that a struggle, wouldn’t you smart ass?
Dude! Where were you this whole time? Umm at the bottom of the ocean watching you battle the most deadly shark ever! O... Ok let's go get a beer. LMAO!
Jake Watson hahaha that was funny 😂😁
Jake Watson (Seriously) Well what do you think Hooper could have done without getting eaten himself?
omg! i was thinking the same thing!
1 of the best movies of all time! When going to the movies was cheap and fun! Didn't swim for years after I saw this lol
This movie is a absolute classic!
I LOVE SHARKS
Jane Fujiyama yea boy/girl
rip jaws
Jaws is one of the main reasons that makes sharks so fascinating
The distant roaring sound effect that can be heard at 2:47 can also be heard in one of Spielberg's earlier films called Duel (1971). You can hear it when the truck plunges off the cliff at the end.
Ur bang on there i always thought that noise was quite haunting
@@thefedsarewatching4815 as if the spirit of the shark is saying ill be back
Yeah that’s true
Man vs Nature, just splendid. What a masterpiece from Spielberg. They guy that knew the less about sharks, ended up killing the monster, this also happens in real life, those that you less expect, those are the ones that end up saving the day.❤
very true
Such a fabulous ending
I like that afterwards they both start laughing together in victory
The roar sound you hear as the shark carcass drifts to the bottom of the ocean is the same sound that was heard when the truck goes over the cliff in Duel. Spielberg put that in as a tribute to Duel, for helping him get to the stage of his career to have done Jaws.
The Original 1975 Mono Soundtrack!
Amazing… like my friendship with Monica Rial. :D
2:18
Smile you Son of a... BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
Jaws should never be remade why because it won't have great blue collar character's great soundtrack plus will not be memorable in the next 40 years same thing with Indiana Jones, Back to the future and so on.
shawn little they wont use an actual dummy shark either. just animation.
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shawn little if they made it somewhat like the shallows with a mix of animatronics it could work but would probably just blow chunks
shawn little remade? you mean sequels? yeah those are awful.
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I always loved the ricochet sound when Brody hits the tank. Its timed perfectly. I remember my dad and the whole audience cheering when that happened!
This is one of my favorite movies.
One of the best lines ever: "Smile you son of a bitch!"..........and then the explosion!!!!
Sound effects are much better than the remastered version.. I missed the sounds the m1 makes when Brody checks the magazine
After this, We never went swimming in salt water again.
Really appreciate that you used the original mono, the remake of the shark breaking through the window sounds like somebody cracked a wine glass. The original mono with the shark breaking through legit makes me jump. The explosion also sounds badass in the original unlike the new crap
I always get emotional watching this scene a heroes victory that's what I call this
John Williams is the man of the century
Hear is my top ten favrite movies
10 super man
9 batman 1989
8 jaws 2
7 super man 2
6 spider man 3
5 batman begins
4 avengers end game
3 spider man home coming
2 goosebumps 2015
1 jaws
Still a great movie almost 50 years later.
I love this film, remember my mum telling me she saw it at the cinema, when Brody killed jaws the whole cinema was up cheering.I am 48 and wish I could go back in time to see that.Dont make films like that any more.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I watch this movie when it came out in 1975 in Philadelphia I love the movie
Jaws!! Still a true classic after all these years.....awesome movie!
Just noticed that if you pause at 2:18 there is a shot of Jaws coming out of the water for the final bite! Haha, been watching the movie my whole life and never knew this shot existed 😭😂😭😱😱👍👍
Just imagine Hooper's situation if Brody hadn't managed to shoot the shark in the end. He would've had to watch the shark eat Brody and then realize that the boat is destroyed, and that his only way to get back to land is by swimming. In other words, he would've had to wait for the shark to eat him too.
Wow you have the original sound for it!
@AMP2883 as a secondary option the 2005 DVD and blu ray have the original mono audio you can select at the menu in the "audio options" section
I saw first saw this movie at a drive-in movie theater and it was freaking awesome.
Got to see it in a theater for a retro event. Theater was packed with all age ranges, people who saw it many times to new viewers. People still love this movie even now. It was so much better in a theater.
And then, Universal Pictures decided to leave this film alone and move on to their next original blockbuster. I wish.
Connor Brennan jaws 2 was good.
Hoop Rewind How? Most of the story beats were the same as the original, most of the protagonists are teens that hardly get any character, and Brody's character takes a couple steps back.
Jaws 3 had a great story, the fuckin effects.
Don't lie, you've seen all the sequels. Multiple times. They are awesomely bad. And on television all the time.
Jaws The Revenge was terrible, I wish there was a Jaws 5 or a reboot
That music gets me every time... Gotta love it
Please Hollywood, don’t try to remake this movie classic!
Part of what makes this movie great is that they just don't have him 1 shot 1 kill the shark, like they could have and people would have been fine with it, but I enjoy the fact that it takes him a couple shots, showing us how human the character is. He's an experienced cop, so he's a trained shot, but he's under a lot of pressure and stress, lack of sleep, fatigue, and everything else is explained perfectly here and that is 1 of the reasons why this is such a fantastic movie.
Omg the marine guy is alive he's my favorite omg I can't believe he's alive I'm so happy
SMILE YOU SON OF A PSHEWWW
Lol
When I saw this at the Criterion theater in Santa Monica in 1975 the audience erupted in cheers when Roy blew away the shark. It really stuck with me. I've seen few films draw this sort of reaction from the audience.
Can't deny it that was some film for its time, loved the ending.
The Greatest Movie Ever Made!
Also the thing 1982
Contrary to what other people might think, this is still one of the top horror films ever made. Granted this movie is 42 years old, it still scares me. I was not even born until 1980. I don't remember how old I was when I saw this classic for the first time. I do remember being afraid to swim in my own pool.
Thriller movie or adventure movie.
Agreed. I think I'm right in saying this is up there amongst the most successful films of all time ( I stand to be corrected on that ). But I remember going to see it when I was about 12 or so, scared the life out of me ! You must read the book, it's even better - actually, all of his books are fantastic, I can highly recommend them.
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I have the blu ray now I love that the original soundtrack is on it, it's the I remember and love Jaws a true classic!
Jaws is movie of my childhood and i im re-watch it so many times