Jaws (1975) Alex Kintner Scene Movie Clip 4K UHD HDR Roy Scheider Robert Shaw Richard Dreyfuss
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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Welcome back to our channel, where we dive into the timeless classics of cinema. Today, we're taking a deep dive into the thrilling waters of "Jaws," the 1975 masterpiece directed by Steven Spielberg. But there's a twist! We're experiencing it in stunning 4K UHD HDR, bringing this cinematic gem to life like never before.
"Jaws" is more than just a movie; it's a cultural phenomenon that redefined the summer blockbuster and forever changed the way we view sharks. Set in the fictional Amity Island, the film follows Police Chief Martin Brody, oceanographer Matt Hooper, and salty shark hunter Quint as they hunt down a giant great white shark terrorizing the coastal community.
What makes "Jaws" truly timeless is its masterful blend of suspense, horror, and character-driven storytelling. From John Williams' iconic score to Spielberg's expert direction, every frame of "Jaws" crackles with tension and excitement.
Now, imagine experiencing the opening scene in 4K UHD HDR. The crystal-clear waters shimmering in the sunlight, the ominous presence lurking beneath the surface-it's an immersive experience like never before. As the shark's menacing theme begins to play, you'll feel the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, even more so in glorious HDR.
But "Jaws" isn't just about the scares; it's also a testament to the power of filmmaking. Despite the technical limitations of the 1970s, Spielberg's use of practical effects and clever editing still holds up today. Whether it's the iconic beach attack or the heart-pounding finale aboard the Orca, "Jaws" remains a masterclass in suspenseful cinema.
So, whether you're a longtime fan or experiencing "Jaws" for the first time, watching it in 4K UHD HDR is an experience you won't soon forget. Join us as we explore the depths of cinematic history and celebrate the enduring legacy of this groundbreaking film. Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more cinematic adventures!
Directed by Steven Spielberg
Screenplay by
Peter Benchley
Carl Gottlieb
Based on Jaws
by Peter Benchley
Produced by
Richard D. Zanuck
David Brown
Starring
Roy Scheider
Robert Shaw
Richard Dreyfuss
Lorraine Gary
Murray Hamilton
Cinematography Bill Butler
Edited by Verna Fields
Music by John Williams
Production
companies
Zanuck/Brown Company
Universal Pictures
Distributed by Universal Pictures
Release date
June 20, 1975
Running time 124 minutes
Country United States
Language English
Budget $9 million
Box office $476.5 million
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The scene that terrified my young psyche for years, randomly invading my thoughts while I'd be swimming in water over my head... That young kid...😮😢😅
When the kid is being pulled under water, that really terrified me as a kid
Do you know what me too I just found out feeling like it was put in
One of the greatest movies ever made
Rip Alex kintner death 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
This scene is all about primal terror.
As deep as the Atlantic, as terrifying as a massive shark attack.
Ed and Lorraine on chrah on existencm it's looks like same thing as being in 1975
This scene has two signs that a movie means business.
1. A child is killed.
2. A dog is killed. (At least it's heavily implied here.)
Edit:
1:50
Thanks to the heightened resolution of the video (Great job Movies and Popcorn), I noticed that the movie is using a split diopter shot.
I think it represents how the audience is focused on the man in the foreground, and Brody is focused on the water.
This film made me never swim in the sea
I didn’t even want to take a bath after watching jaws 😂
@@Tgif1111you sure that wasn’t final destination or scary movie?😂
One of the best movies of all time bar none.
This movie taught me one thing: as a human, we should know our places.
love the thumbnail.
Excelente pelicula x favorrrr q bien trabaja Roy Scheider,el jefe Brody! El mirando hacia el mar y el cargoso del tipo hablandole y el queriendo ver q pasa en el mar! La mejor pelicula de tiburones lejos! Nos hizo tenerle miedo al mar todo un verano!
El perrito😢
Jaws (1975) is indeed the greatest monster movie ever created anyway I am thinking if The Alligator from the movie Alligator (1980) the other greatest monster movie ever created was in this i believe that would maybe a lot scarier because of the Alligator's ability to both swim in the water and walk on land as well:).
What about Aliens, the sequel to Alien?
That movie basically scared me as a kid and today also.
Same here.....I remember. 1975 I was 8. Nothing could replace that; nothing like that.
Swimming for me would never be the same. I had a brother who moved to Martha's Vineyard when I was 16. I could take the ferry. Atlantic Ocean swim? ... no way.. 8 yrs later right there..nope. 😅
3:58 The man with the hat and mustache laughing 😆
3:32
3:38 is even better
En el.mar nadie escuchara tus gritos.
Still gives me nightmares
Get Out Of The Water! Shark!
Blue Thunder ☝️😀
The saddest scene in this movie is when the dog gets eaten. 😢
Ah, so it's from here that came the phrase " bad hat, Harry "!
Good meal😋
Nice and bite sized
Spring Break Shark Attack
Jaws 🦈
Can you put Fast and Furious 4K HDR clip’s please 🙏
Wait… this is all you can think about here?
No comment on Jaws?
@@Vejur9000 shark are cool