JAWS (1975) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- JAWS (1975) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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There was no CGI in 1975. The shark was mechanical for some shots, intercut with footage of a real shark. Amity Island is fictitious, Martha's Vineyard was the actual place.
I think the most remarkable aspect of the shooting of this film was that the stuff on the boat was shot on the actual ocean. Even films today avoid that, films before set on the ocean were shot in studio tanks. Spielberg insisted on shooting on the ocean - almost getting the film shut down because of how long it took to get each shot.
Every time there was a yacht on the horizon, they had to shut down filming and wait for it to leave the horizon. By then the light had often changed or the boats had drifted, so they had to reposition the boats, all the time hoping another yacht wouldn't appear on the horizon. They couldn't just remove the yacht in post, like we could do today. No film set on the ocean was ever shot the honest way that this one was.
Absolutely incredible 😩❤️
And the mechanical shark was not very mechanically reliable. This is part of the reason you don't see it much, which adds to the suspense.
"No film set on the ocean was ever shot the honest way that this one was." **Cough** Waterworld **cough** you mean no successful film… Jaws earned $272 million domestically from a $12 million budget. Waterworld went overbudget by $150 million (a total outlay of $235 million once marketing and distribution costs are factored in), then grossed $88 million at the North American box office. "The winds were terrible,” says one crew member. “Some days we couldn’t shoot at all.” Shots were often ruined by other boats on the horizon, and angles from inside the atoll sometimes caught glimpses of mountains in the distance - a Waterworld no-no.
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I was 14 the summer this came out. A bunch of us kids saw it together in the theater, you should have heard the screaming LOL! 😆 Fun rewatching this with you. Great job! Thanks for sharing, 🙂
Thanks for watching 🙏🏾❤️
There was no CGI in 1975. It's a mechanical shark 😊
That has got to be the most genuine and sincere reaction to Jaws that I have seen, and I've seen a lot. You reacted exactly as audiences did in the theaters back when this movie was released. You screamed when audiences screamed and cheered at the end like they did. Your reaction brought back memories of my seeing this in the cinema when I was in high school. Thank you for that.
Thank you for watching 🙏🏾❤️
I saw this movie in the theater opening week. I was 6 years old, my mother didn't want me to see it but I begged and begged because all my older sibl8ngs and cousins saw it. She took me to see it and I was chill for the whole movie until Quint. Thats when I lost it and was screaming and crying. My mom always regretted taking me.😂
No CGI in 1975. All practical effects.
Lol
JAWS Was the first giant shark movie. Up until this time sharks in movies and t.v. were these dolphin sized fish so it came as a surprise to a lot of people that Great White's grew to 12 to 17 feet long and fisherman reported seeing them 20 feet long so the shark being 25 feet long in the movie could be believed.
The film Ace Ventura also featured a very large shark. I would estimate to be around 15 feet. Very large. Deep Blue Sea featured several sharks ranging from 20-150 feet. Meg featured two sharks. One was about 80 feet long. The other was nearly 250 feet. It was actually larger than a tanker in the film. I won't spoil how they resolve anything but it is a fun film.
I've lost count how many reactors I've seen watch Jaws and EVERY one of the said, "Not the dog." Rarely does anyone comment on the kid that was eaten a minute later. It's become the thing I watch for just to get a good laugh.
CGI did not exist in the mid-1970s. For that matter, neither did tabletop computers. What you saw was what was fabricated or otherwise created for the film.
The movie does include some footage of real sharks, such as when one disappears into the gloom after passing Hooper's shark cage. In fact a real shark can be credited with saving Hooper's character from dying as he does in the novel.
The idea was to have a shorter man about 4 feet tall get inside a smaller shark cage so that any real shark would look much larger as it passed by. However, a real shark got tangled up in the cage's cables, and the thrashing about you see in the movie was genuine. Spielberg loved the footage so much he decided to forego reshooting the scene with Hooper dying and kept the original footage. A quick rewrite of the script, and Hooper survived.
Great movie. The shark from hell, Steven Spielberg couldn't show the shark at the beginning because it wasn't working for months, always sinking on the ground :D
The movie was shot in Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. The people who live there still were extras in the movie, and had a couple staring roles. The people there are still very fond of the movie all these years later and how it made their little beach town so popular.
On Martha's Vineyard.
There were a lot of breakdowns in the mechanical shark so we saw very little of it. Like Alien not knowing when it would pop up made it more scary!
It's ironic that for many years Hollywood standards very much looked down on zoom lens photography in films, considering it the hallmark of low budget European films. Yet one of the most potent and memorable moments in Jaws is the zoom-in on Martin's face as he witnesses the attack on the Kitner boy's raft. In the hands of masters like Spielberg and Martin Scorsese a once derided technique can work magic. Enjoyed the reaction.
The shark was a mechanical shark named Bruce. He is still on exhibition in Hollywood, I think.
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A couple of things. Amity is based on Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod. Those towns earn all their money in the summer months. If the summer crowds don’t come then they will starve in the winter. That is the reason they wanted the beaches to stay open.
Quinn wrecked the radio because he didn’t want anyone else to get the reward.
Minor point. Coffee flavor ice cream is popular in New England. That is what Brody’s son was asking for, not a cup of coffee.
That’s actually not cgi, they used a robot shark for it which was made of parts and mechanisms to control the shark. The other shark at the end was malfunctioning, they nicknamed the shark “Bruce”.
Alot of people will consider this movie a classic. But i am in a small minority where this is my fav movie of all time. And for me i also believe the best character monologue scene is in this movie with Quint talking about the u.s.s. indianapolis. A movie with this type of plot should not be this good. But is!
That's a part I always found chilling.
No CGI for this one, they built not one but four different sharks for various shots. The one you saw pop out of the water, is a big old 25 foot model using pneumatic hoses to make it move. And this was made when Spielberg was a 27 year old director.
No CGI in that year. It's a model.
22:27 Yup, that's CGI for sure! 🤣🤣
After this movie came out people wanted to see a great white for themselves so with my dad having a fishing boat out of Oceanside CA. I'd take people out to try and see one. Where there are Seals there is usually a great white close by.
Madness. Going out and seeking a great white. That's insanity. Those sharks can literally leap out of the water, grab a person and be back into the water within seconds, with a person being torn apart by its serrated sharp teeth.
No CGI back in the day. Its a mechanical shark
It's not greed to want to be able to pay your mortgage, feed your family and heat your home for the winter, it gets very cold in the northeast a lot of your relatives will die from lack of nutrition and cold. You close your beaches in the summer, there's not going to be any government bailout no pay check protection. You will be homeless and hungry.
True. That is a genuine concern.
All pratical affects. They had a mechanical shark named Bruce
I got to see one of them at Universal. Not quite as scary. But very large. It had been sitting out without any care for some years by the time we saw it. Looked in rough shape. Peeling, faded spots and frail limbs. Just like Joe Biden.
This was 1975, no CGI back then. This was a huge mechanical fake shark they built.
Ironically enough, the very first CGI was used by Spielberg two years later in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
You have a beautiful smile. Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction. Just subbed.
Brody didn’t deserve to be slapped, the mayor deserved the slap and also I am surprised that the people didn’t make the mayor swim with the shark in this movie
Love that you love the ending scene. I agree that it’s one of the best ending scenes ever, right up there with The Thing. Both movies often have reactors complaining, but I think they are both perfect. What more story needs to be told in Jaws, other than they made it back to the beach safely? Anything beyond that is just filler IMO. Plus, that ends the movie on a shot of the ocean, which is arguably the biggest star of the film.
Awesome, awesome reaction.
Thank for watching ❤️
9:27 "They bold. and they smart." 😮
kinda scary story. not Quint's story scary, but still scary. 😬
They did use real shark footage for parts of this but the close up shots of Bruce are different mechanical shark pieces. All practical not CGI. We had blue screen and green screen in the 70's but CGI was in it's infancy and very rudimentary back then. It's like comparing a computer back then to what we have now.
The real shark footage shot in Australia. They used a smaller cage and hired a small person, to make the shark even bigger. The take where the shark is tangled up in the cable? That was a rare take when the small diver didn't go in the cage. It ended up at the bottom of the ocean. The resulting footage is very impressive, though. The small diver took hours to calm down.
Yes, sharks can "drown." Most species of sharks have to keep moving to keep the water flowing through their gills so they can extract oxygen from it. If Quint could get the shark into shallow enough water to maroon it so it couldn't swim, it would "drown" after all. Although "suffocate" would probably be a more accurate term, but we can forgive Quint saying "drown" in the spur of the moment.
31:09 I smell Oscar material!
Did you know that Robert Shaw nearly drowned in that scene when he was taken under by the mechanical shark? There were two SCUBA divers that were supposed to take him out immediately but the shark went down faster than expected. Scary.
You cut out the best scene, quint talking about ww2 and the Indianapolis. That was considered one of the best movie speeches and scenes in history and you cut it. And no cgi in the 70s.
I'm glad you enjoyed this one. 🦈
Thank you for suggesting!!! This was soooo good! The type of scary movie I like 👍🏾
An early Steven Spielberg movie you might like is duel.
these are practical effects, not CGI
CGI wasn't available yet back then
This was probably one of the most 1975 reactions I've ever seen. 😂 This movie ruined the chance for a couple of generations from going near the water.
Martha's Vineyard Mass
I’d recommend you also react to jaws 2. It’s just as good. 3 and 4 enter into looney tune territory however
Unfortunately the sequels are pretty bad. There was no CGI though, they had multiple versions of robotic sharks designed for different shots and it worked out pretty well. If theres one thing movies like this prove its practical effects are always better and should be used whenever its doable to use them. Movies have become way too dependent on loading everything up with unnecessary CGI. It should enhance practical effects and do things practical effects can't do instead of replace them
They also did a good job on the less is more approach in not showing much of the shark until well into the movie. Way too many movies ruin the suspense early on by showing too much too quickly these days. Another good movie for that sort of thing is silver bullet. Where they only show bits and pieces of the werewolf through most of the movie and in specific ways like the eyes watching people or focused on the feet as its moving through the woods and a few POV shot kind of thing and you only actually see the whole thing 2 or 3 times close to the end. It lets the audience use their imagination and does alot for the suspense. Highly recommend that one to watch at some point as well
Thanks for sharing and watching ❤️
I think Jaws 2 is a very good film.
They built a shark. Not cgi.
Oh yeah. She should of slapped the Mayor, but the cheif took one for the team. Even if he tried to close the beach but was told he couldn't
Yes you can drown a shark, some sharks must keep moving to pump water through their gills to get oxygen.
Yes, sharks will drown since they cannot move their gills like other fish can. They have to keep moving or they will go into a coma. Just like Joe Biden.
17:52 So these two kids murdered Chrissy and the boy on the blowup? Off to Juvenile Hall!
"You're gonna need a bigger boat."
Fun Fact: Several decades after the film's release, Lee Fierro, who played Mrs. Kintner, walked into a seafood restaurant and noticed "Alex Kintner Sandwich" on the menu. She commented that she had played his mother so many years ago; the owner of the restaurant ran out to meet her, and he was none other than Jeffrey Voorhees, who had played her son. They had not seen each other since the original movie shoot. I'm told Jeff stills own the restaurant at Martha's Vineyard and he loves talking to fans.
Lost Attraction Fact: Quint's (Robert Shaw) boathouse set was built in Martha's Vineyard on an abandoned lot. The city council made the production crew sign an agreement to demolish it after filming and replace everything exactly as it had been, right down to the litter.
Writing Ensemble Fact: Quint's tale of the USS Indianapolis was conceived by playwright Howard Sackler, lengthened by screenwriter John Milius and rewritten by Robert Shaw following a disagreement between screenwriters Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb. Shaw presented his text, and Benchley and Gottlieb agreed that this was exactly what was needed. It's widely considered the best scene of the movie.
Hi Cue 👍🏼 i look when you reacting on the movie 🦈 JAWs🦈 i was scared like you for the sharks 1977 when i seen this movie. 🦈 Jaws 🦈 on cinema..but only one year after this movie i start working as a Scuba Diver all over the world 🌍 i was scared my first months..and i empty a tube air in 6 minutes as was made for 30 minuts ha ha ha ha 🤯 My Divers friend helped me to Relax and learning me that it is no problem because the Sharks 🦈 worst enemy is just humans the always swimming away from us 🦈 i have working in all Oceans in the world in 38 year and never been attacked so you can drop the scary way as Stephen Spielberg chosen us to believe It's long way from the truth..so i hope you enjoy beaches in the future.. Trafic and cars are killing people 30 times more then a sharks do and nobody screaming when they see👁️ a car 🚗🛻🚓🚕 but a shark 🦈🦈🦈🦈 all people screaming 🇸🇪❤️🇺🇲❤️🇸🇪. THX Cue 👍🏼 for a good reaction on JAWs 1 it is a good movie and it is Scary ❤ BUT IT'S JUST FANTASY STORY ❤️
"How did they make this? CGI?"
There is a really good documentary on the making of this film. It was a disaster that almost pushed Spielberg to give up on filmmaking. The shark is mechanical and they had to use it much less than what the script demanded because it either didn't look right or more often it simply broke. The stuff on the boat was mostly shot on location so most shots will be from above or below so you can't see all the pleasure craft that are out on the water while they were filming. Some was filmed in one of those big tanks on a studio lot. If not for all the problems it would be a lesser film with many more shark attacks and much less character development.
Fun Fact! This film had the unfortunate side effect of triggering people to go out and kill sharks. Horrified by this response Peter Benchley, the author of the book the film is based on, created a non-profit organization to educate the public about the importance of sharks as well as fund shark research and conservation. It was his non-profit that raised the alarm on Chinese "fin harvesting" operations that were strip mining the world's oceans of sharks to satisfy demand generated by the Chinese superstitious belief that powdered shark fin cures (phrasing this so UA-cam doesn't freak out) being bad in bed.
So this film ultimately funded greater understanding and protection of sharks.
Obviously there was no cgi in 1975. Come on now. This was acting and editing and a great score and a 27 year old genius director
They're gonna have to start teaching the history of CGI in school or else there will continue to be a world of confusion about pre-digital filmmaking.
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AMITY ISLAND = MARTHA'S VINEYARD, MA.
Why are you glad the grieving mother slapped the chief? It's not his fault, he wanted the beaches closed. It's the mayor who insisted they stay open. Were you watching?
I notice you keep saying or shall I set you sad? Go to another beach when they did not. Wanna close the beaches, but you don't understand it. They live there, they work there, they have businesses there. There's no packing up. I building and moving it on some wheels to another beach. They can't do anything and they shut down the beaches they don't make any money
Yes people eat shark, Shark steaks are very good. Some places in Asia like shark fin soup. Normally served at weddings and special occasions.
1. Goof: Chrissie's body parts are too far up the beach to have been washed up there without a storm.
2. Boy Scouts don't need to do the mile swim to get their Merit badge. It's an accomplishment all its own.
3. Lee Fierro/Mrs. Kentner actually slapped Roy Scheider. It took 17 takes. Once was so hard it knocked his glasses off.
4. The jump scare at Ben Gardner's boat was put in on purpose by Spielberg because they were having problems with the shark "Bruce" and his appearance was delayed, and the movie needed something earlier. Works every time.🤣🤣
5. IRL Dreyfuss and Shaw didn't get along, so Spielberg used the animosity to fuel their feud onscreen.
6. The boy that said, "He made me do it' is now the Police Chief of the town where this movie was filmed.
7. Hooper was right. The fish that hit the line was a game fish.
8. "You're gonna need a bigger boat" is one of the greatest adlibs in history. It was the first time Roy actually saw Bruce. It was an ongoing trope within the filming due to budgetary problems.
9. Goof: An animal that large couldn't hit the side of the boat as rapidly as it did UNDER WATER.
10. I suspect Quint's story about the Indy gave him PTSD flashbacks and contributed to his behavior after he told the story.
11. I was in the Navy, and we were instructed to go for the eyes when confronting a shark.
12. Aside from the pool used in the Ben Gardner boat scenes, all of the shipboard scenes were filmed entirely at sea,
13. In the book not only does Hooper die but he was also having an affair with Mrs. Brody.
14. JAWS II is the only other one worth watching. It revolves around the Brody kids and their friends. Including one of the mayors' kids.
15 The third one was so bad that Scheider read the script and said NO.
Why would anyone swim in the ocean, would you go for a jog in the jungle???!!!
People go hiking all the time. Some end up being digested by bears. Or lions. These things happen and have been documented in my book Man v Nature: True Stories of People Dying While in Nature Places.
@@trhansen3244 thanks for proving my point!!!!
No young lady this is on the East Coast off Martha's Vinyard please look it up. Also, the woman who slapped Broady died from Covic awhile back.
Ma'am. I'm sorry to have to keep correcting you but they did not have CGI back then that is Bruce the automated shark they had to build a shark and that shark gave them so many problems due to the salt water and so they had to stop and start. And stop and start so let me say this again. They did not have CGI in the seventies
from all accounts it was a nightmare to film and should not have succeeded. the fact that Steven Spielberg was able to pull out a classic from what was filmed is a testament to his capabilities and cemented him among the pantheon of all time great directors.
Yes didn't you know sharks are known to walk up on beach and grab and eat people
Ma'am you're not understanding why they're upset about closing the beaches. They're upset because they own businesses on the beaches and they would lose. Money? If they. Close the beaches it's not about them going to another beach.
Loosing monies, that they need to pay their mortgage, feed their family and heat their homes for the winter. It gets very cold in the northeast many people will die.
Once again another stupid question but I'll answer it, yes sharks are known to blow up and come back to life to attack you
Ok seriously your questions are these movies are getting dummer and dummer let's movie was made in 1975 do you really think they had CGI that good, it's called they built a mechanical shark
Says the guy that can't even spell _dumber_ . You are so rude on every one of her videos *you comment on. Why are you even here?