Scenes like this is what separates Jaws from its sequels. The sequels are your average shark horror flick. The original movie is a timeless classic. Not just making us afraid of the shark, but of the entire ocean as well.
The first 3/4 of Jaws 2 is pretty good though because it focuses on Brody. Roy Scheider is again excellent as Brody. Lorraine Gary has a bit more screen time too.
I love that Williams knows so naturally when to transition between adventure, wonder, fear, tension, etc. Spielberg and Williams are the greatest director/composer pairing in Hollywood history.
If you think about it, Quint destroyed the radio because he knew that if Martin got hold of the crew on the island, they would be rescued and it would make the movie shorter, and he wanted it to be longer
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When he quietly utters ... It's incredible, To himself.... Is about the point in the movie that as brave, experienced and arrogant as he was... Even Quint was realizing he was in deep trouble.
They needed to put just ONE more barrel in him. Just ONE more goddamn barrel. Even Bruce with all his strength wouldn't be able to drag THAT much weight down. He'd soon get too tired to swim, stop getting oxygen in his gills, and die.
@@CD-gk9ix Wow. You figured that out all by yourself? I thought it was a real 25 foot shark that went to acting school. Now go watch another CGI superhero movie, kid.
A legendary performance. Funnily enough, he wasn't Spielberg's favored choice for the role. He wanted Sterling Hayden (the crooked police chief in 'The Godfather.'). But Hayden passed, and producers liked Shaw and pushed for him. The rest is cinema history.
The barrels going down and coming back up with ease just shows Bruce is toying with them. Not only fast but smart. It's scary even for a film. Martin getting in his shots knowing it isn't doing any good adds to it. Desperation.
I'm surprised Brody didn't keep shooting. Six .38 slugs in the shark isn't going to do anything. Maybe not eighteen .38 slugs either. But maybe it'd help. Maybe it would lure other sharks to the area. Maybe those sharks would take a bite out of the shark.
@@delanorrosey4730 sensible but I think it was hooper who stated that the shark claimed that as his territory. His and his alone because he's so big and ferocious that they others wouldn't dare unless he was dead. They caught the one small tiger but my guess is that that was one bruce hadn't caught yet and it got lucky. He more than likely already killed all the others.
We are the same age and I saw it the first time in Albuquerque with cousins. Towering inferno didn't stop people from tall buildings and the Poseidon Adventure didn't keep people off ships, but Jaws kept people out the ocean for a long time and still does for me.
I am 42 and still afraid of the ocean because of Jaws. I swim near the shore and when this movie comes into my mind I fastly swim with panic to the beach. Great movie
You need to find "SHADOWS IN THE SEA, the sharks , skates and rays" by Harold W . Mc Cormick, Tom Allen and captain William young. There are plenty of savage documented attacks. My mother bought me this book many years ago to read on the plane. She had no idea what the pages contained. Oh boy, did I have night terrors. I would read the book and when I was sufficiently terrified I would go into my parents bedroom and crawl under the covers between them. My mother once said " why you haven't done this in years ". I said well I will probably be back. Since I still had two more chapters to read, good night mother...
my favorite thing about this trio is each of them has a different goal in mind for the shark, even though they're supposed to have the same mission. For Quint, he wants the fame and glory of having the sharks head, as a reward not only to prove hes the best hunter but as compensation for his past trauma. For Hooper this shark presents a case study, a new discovery for marine biology. And for Brody, he simply sees this freak of nature as pure evil, a threat that needs to be eliminated, as evidence when he tries to gun it down in the water.
Great observation! I loved the biggest "elephant in the room" sub plot of the movie,.. the tension between Hooper and Quint. Both thought the other were arrogant and had massive egos,.. Which both were probably right. But as the story changed from them hunting the shark to the shark hunting them things change. It's unspoken but they both know the other had a massive amount of knowledge they themselves lacked. And they'll need all of it.
Something that never fails to amaze me in this movie is the handful of time Bruce does make an appearance it’s practically invisible while submerged which is a tactic sharks use in real life and I think it’s why jump scares are more easily handled in shark films when done correctly because it’s a real tactic they do
@@hairyisrealyeah,if they did,it’d probably have way more unnecessary deaths,a shit cast,terrible massacre of the plot,a lacklustre ending,and way too many pop culture references to the 70s
🎯👍🎯! Same here Tut!! Saw it at first showings in MONTUAK!! THAT was a Hoot!! God Bless. BRN. 👴🏽NoBody Films. PS- Don’t forget Quint’s Incredible USS INDIANAPOLIS Story/ Speech!! Even though the Scuttle-Butt was he was stoned-Drunk on Bourbon when it was recorded!!- excellent!
The amount of times the mechanical shark got waterlogged and they had to pause filming for maintenance is why we appreciate these scenes. Still beats CGI sharks though.
That act of taking off the bandana, wiping his face with it and putting it inside his pocket is so awesome. It's like the moment you know things get serious for him. Robert Shaw looks amazing and powerful as he is at the front of the boat ready for action, ready to face whatever lurks beneath the surface.
Absolutely!!! From doubtlessly the greatest director the world has ever known. Just tell me another movie director who’s name practically gets higher billing than the movie title itself. I don’t know which cut of JAWS this is but it seems to have a few additional camera shots to the version I’m used to seeing. And a few lines too. Maybe this is a more complete cut of the film than I usually see?
I watched this movie first when i was a kid probably about 7 years old, im now 26 and this movie will forever be a masterpiece for me, ill enjoy this piece of absolute art till the day i die
My favorite scene in the movie. From terror and gore to awe and adventure. I loved the music, Hooper's "fast fish" comment, him and Brody smiling in wonder.
Said it before and I'll say it again, if you didn't smile or showed joy when Quint was directing Hooper and both Hooper and Brody were smiling during it then you were not having fun. The soundtrack just adds to their joy and whenever I see it this scene I feel like I'm there.
Agree. One of the most satisfying moments in life is when you find the courage to go against something terrifying and it turns into an exciting, albeit dangerous adventure. The adrenaline rush is kind of addictive, hence many people develop an overbearing passion for extreme sports, or risky activities like bungee jumping, mountain climbing, which folks unfamiliar with the phenomena can not understand.
0:45 Martin Brody: THAT'S GREAT THAT'S JUST GREAT NOW NOW WHERE THE HELL ARE WE EH, YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE QUINT YOU KNOW THAT YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE BUT I'LL TELL YOU THIS... Hooper: Boys oh Boys i think he's come back for his noon feeding
After all these years,I finally know what some of the words Quint was saying thanks to the subtitles. Some people say Quint’s accent was Scottish or Irish but people from Newfoundland say it is definitely a Newfie accent.
Shaw's accent sounded more classically English in other roles, particularly in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three and From Russia With Love. Definitely not Irish in Jaws, but one could make a case for Scottish
Robert Shaw was drunk most of the filming. He almost lost the role but Spielberg gave him another chance and that’s how we got the uss Indianapolis scene
@brianroman2694 He was well known to like a drink but he only got really drunk just once, during the first take off the USS Indianapolis monologue. He wasn't 'drunk' the rest of the film.
I recommend "Taking of pelham 123" which came out a year before Jaws..one of his best roles .also Tarantino took some cues from that movie when he made Reservoir Dogs.
I just love how the music can seamlessly go from tension filled and stressful to light hearted and happy in the same scene. John Williams truly is the master of music. 🎶
John Williams? The guy responsible for the music of the masterful franchise known as Star Wars? He did the music of Jaws before doing Star Wars?! That’s amazing!!!
The music is a tip of the hat to all the 1940s pirate movies. Williams knows what he's doing. What the music is trying to convey is simply the "Thrill of the Hunt". The high seas!!. Aaaarh Shiver me timbers 5 DEGREES PORT NOW!!
Saw this in theatre during it’s original release in the 70’s. Scary shit back then but an epic timeless classic. The 70’s and 80’s had so many awesome blockbusters.
Brody was using a Smith & Wesson Model 15 chambered in .38 specials that barely did anything but maybe if he carried a 44 Remington Magnum he’d probably do more damage
In the book Body wonders if the shark is taunting them with a smile. Quint assures him its just a dumb fish and they always look like they are smiling but Brody isnt fully convinced the shark isnt the devil in fish form.
I guess the elements made continuity difficult, but I can't watch without noticing the sea conditions utterly changing multiple times in one scene. It's blowing a gale until it's dead calm, then gale, dead calm, gale again etc
@@sionyevans Last time I watched this film, it was with my Dad the night before he died of lung cancer. He loved it. HIs last words to me..."Stupid Shark".
The original Jaws was I think the only one of the whole series in which the shark was convincingly scary. After that, the shark seemed kind of silly, to me at least.
Quint shouldn't have smashed his radio because Martin Brody was calling the Coast Guard for help because he was afraid that the shark will destroy the Orca before it can be destroyed. The Coast Guard Cutter is stronger than Quint's boat and they could've helped get rid of the shark. Even if Quint had all the barrels on his boat aimed at the shark, it would still be dragging them.
The orca should be in the smithsonian..id cut my arm off to stand on it. Now its scrap wood on a long Island beach..tragic but those were the days that wasn't important..they never thought this movie was going anywhere
One of my favourite movies of all time. No other shark movie has come close to the suspense, horror and acting of Jaws. The score is epic and will stay with me forever. Jaws 2 was watchable but not on par with Jaws
I watched Jaws 2 recently since I saw it while scrolling through the TV guide. Roy Scheider returning as Brody and John Williams returning for the score are the only things that make it watchable.
The animatronic shark stops it from being a truly great film imo. Spielberg should've waited another decade or two to make this film that way we could've gotten a better animatronic
@@masterknife8423 That actually added to the tension, the shark got 4 minutes of screen time. It was about the unseen killer, like in Alien which also gets around 4 minutes of screen time.
Does anyone else appreciate the way Quint followed the shark across the stern of the boat, up the starboard while Hooper was loading the gun, took the gun from Mr. Hooper and made a spin, side stepped out to the end of the pulpit, got off a hip shot without aiming into the left side of pectoral fin.
The barrels heightened the sense that they were up against more than just another shark. It gave the audience the impression of something more insidious. Wonderfully shot and well done.
Optimal plan: Put 4 barrels in the shark, and then get the fuck out of there and go back to shore. Bruce may be strong, but eventually his muscles will fatigue from dragging 4 heavy flotation barrels around everywhere. Eventually he'll be too tired to swim and drown to his death, just like the strongest weightlifter in the world will eventually go unconscious with a heavy weight permanently attached to his back. The only downside is that they wouldn't actually get to SEE the shark die. But that beats dying yourself.
Most people don't realize that the shark in JAWS was an actual trained great white shark named Wilson. It took 14 years to train Wilson to not actually kill people, but the director was determined to use an actual great white shark. During those 14 years of training over 150 stunt actors died while trying to train Wilson.
One of the (many, many) things I love about the score its variety--it's not all scary suspense music or da-dum-da-dum. There's an infectious spirit of nautical adventure in cues like this. In other words, John Williams = GOAT.
That was truly the biggest mistake Quinn could have ever done. He would still be alive if he didn't destroy the damn radio 📻😡😡😡😡 They weren't reading the signs, the shark is taking them further out to the ocean 🦈🦈🦈🦈
But it 's just fiction: A shark is just a stupid animal, merely an eating machine. No shark would develop a tactic to attack a boat to fight its enemies.
@@arminiusdescendant8022 so what? it's fiction, it's meant be exaggerated, that's what makes it good. everyone knows that. if a batman or lord of the rings movie is good,you give credit where it's due.
I believe Robert Shaw was fresh off of being the villain in the 1974 classic "Taking Of Pelham 1 2 3" when he made this movie. If you recall when "Jaws" came out, people were terrified to take showers for a while after that for fear Great White Sharks would pop through the nozzle and get them. Yep. 1975. That was a stinky summer!
Can we point out that Brody went from having a severe fear of the water to chasing down a monster shark on a beat up boat, taking potshots at it with his sidearm?
Yes, it's called "fight or flight". This whole time, Brody knew he had backup until the cap smashed the radio. A man can switch at this kind of moment. Too bad, though, from the sound and report of the gun, he was only carrying .38 Specials, instead of 357 Magnums...might've helped a little...
@@robertbeckman2054 Yeah. I am surprised Chief Brody didn't bring up other weapons seeing how he was the chief of police. I would have brought an 357. magnum, another M1 Garand, M1903A4 Springfield and a shotgun with me if I was dealing with JAWS during that era.
@@robertbeckman2054 According to IMFDB, the gun Brody uses is a S&W Model 15, a .38 Special handgun, the shark probably didn't even feel those bullets.
Amazing how old films with their relatively poor production quality are still better than most films made today even with the technological advances. It's almost like the art of story telling and film making has been lost in the pursuit of technological advances.
Absolutely. Compare this to the contemporary version The Meg It's like an elegant, handcrafted meal compared to a pile of Halloween candy. Sure, the Meg is more colorful and looks pretty, but it's nothing but a series of cheap, high energy, low impact shots. Jaws knows how to pace itself and divide itself into clear acts, and knows to slow down and give you the time to absorb the story, so that the intense scenes stand out more. To quote Mike Stoklasa, "this is what we used to call Movies"
2016 election results coming in 'I'm gonna make a phone call.' 'Hello voters this is the Democratic party come in mayday.' Trump victory declared! 'That's great! That's just great! So where the hell are we huh? You're certifiable Trump you know that you're certifiable!' (leaving on his plane) 'yeah yeah yeah yeah.'
“It’s incredible” the way Quint says that adds so much weight to this. He’s seen and killed many sharks in his quest for revenge but has never come across a shark like this. His expertise in this matter really makes the stakes feel all that much higher.
You should see the movie 'Duel' from the early 70's with Dennis Weaver, a 1rst great picture from Spielburg on a penny pinching budget, you won't be bored. Robert at 67.
@@bobmalack481 Classic film. My brother and I mentioned it not too long ago actually. Pop quiz: the actress who played Dennis' wife is also the same actress who played Walter Matthau's getaway driving wife in *"Charley Varrick,"* another great film.
That shark done cut the captain's hand. Quint busted that CB radio because he is hired to be paid $10,000 to kill the great white, the 20 footer. 25 3 tons of him. Quint was captain of the orca. 🎶 The captain of her heart 🎶
Your assessment is absolutely bang on. Quint now realized that this creature might just be too big for him to conquer. I got that uneasy feeling when he stared out at the sea and whispered, "It's incredible." Very powerful.
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Scenes like this is what separates Jaws from its sequels.
The sequels are your average shark horror flick.
The original movie is a timeless classic. Not just making us afraid of the shark, but of the entire ocean as well.
The first 3/4 of Jaws 2 is pretty good though because it focuses on Brody. Roy Scheider is again excellent as Brody. Lorraine Gary has a bit more screen time too.
I love that Williams knows so naturally when to transition between adventure, wonder, fear, tension, etc.
Spielberg and Williams are the greatest director/composer pairing in Hollywood history.
This scene is a masterpiece!!!!
Robert Shaw should have won every award for acting in this movie. The man just disappeared into this role.
I taught him
"Bruce the Shark" is the reason I don't go in the ocean past my ankles. I've seen this movie way too many times to go in any deeper!! 💚
If you think about it, Quint destroyed the radio because he knew that if Martin got hold of the crew on the island, they would be rescued and it would make the movie shorter, and he wanted it to be longer
no quint broke the radio because he wanted the 10k bounty and if he got help then the money would be split
His face as Brody says he's gonna make a call lmao
@@DTB1995 as if he's tryna say "u wot?"
No hon he would lose 10K
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48 years old ,Great movie ,Great Cast ,Great Plot ,A Classic 🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈
I hope they do something special for the 50th anniversary of this film.
This movie is such a timeless classic! I never get tired of watching it!
Good
Only I wonder why didn't they shoot the shark at head earlier....
it still looks so good! and Jaws 2 except for 3 lol I can imagine AI upgrading it but its not needed.
Ordered it on 4K
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When he quietly utters ... It's incredible, To himself....
Is about the point in the movie that as brave, experienced and arrogant as he was...
Even Quint was realizing he was in deep trouble.
Yes. You just want him to turn around and, as Brody'd said, get a bigger boat.
They needed to put just ONE more barrel in him. Just ONE more goddamn barrel. Even Bruce with all his strength wouldn't be able to drag THAT much weight down. He'd soon get too tired to swim, stop getting oxygen in his gills, and die.
@@SelectiveApathy82I disagree. Remember the scene where he pulled the boat
@@frankdeleon4209 I don't think you understand my point.
@@SelectiveApathy82do sharks have to swim to get oxygen? Or u mean he couldn’t hunt for food bc he’s exhausted?
Real acting, real cinematography, real emotion…
Fake shark
@@CD-gk9ix thanks for the clarification, Sherlock!👍🏻
@@CD-gk9ix Wow. You figured that out all by yourself? I thought it was a real 25 foot shark that went to acting school. Now go watch another CGI superhero movie, kid.
@@stephenmark6781 I was being facetious
Jaws was my favorite movie as a kid; I’m 39
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Best movie ever, this and Star Wars were the two game changers that launched the modern summer blockbuster
This is one of those timeless movies that will be watched with amazement and anxiety for decades to come.
Been watching it since it came out lol
This is one of those timeless movie that will be watching with
Robert Shaw should of got an Oscar for his role as Quint. He was perfect.
Academy award not an oscar
Why is not appropriate to call it an "Oscar"? Just asking.
@@mirazusta2002 οscar is for show offs. Real Legends never need oscsars
@@poseidon3292 Exactly. If shit skills are awarded, why would you desire the same? If anything you'd turn your back on it all.
A legendary performance. Funnily enough, he wasn't Spielberg's favored choice for the role. He wanted Sterling Hayden (the crooked police chief in 'The Godfather.'). But Hayden passed, and producers liked Shaw and pushed for him. The rest is cinema history.
The barrels going down and coming back up with ease just shows Bruce is toying with them. Not only fast but smart. It's scary even for a film. Martin getting in his shots knowing it isn't doing any good adds to it. Desperation.
I'm surprised Brody didn't keep shooting. Six .38 slugs in the shark isn't going to do anything. Maybe not eighteen .38 slugs either. But maybe it'd help. Maybe it would lure other sharks to the area. Maybe those sharks would take a bite out of the shark.
@@delanorrosey4730 sensible but I think it was hooper who stated that the shark claimed that as his territory. His and his alone because he's so big and ferocious that they others wouldn't dare unless he was dead. They caught the one small tiger but my guess is that that was one bruce hadn't caught yet and it got lucky. He more than likely already killed all the others.
This movie scared the crap out of me as a teenager, and still does at age 65!
We are the same age and I saw it the first time in Albuquerque with cousins. Towering inferno didn't stop people from tall buildings and the Poseidon Adventure didn't keep people off ships, but Jaws kept people out the ocean for a long time and still does for me.
I am 42 and still afraid of the ocean because of Jaws. I swim near the shore and when this movie comes into my mind I fastly swim with panic to the beach. Great movie
Me too…
You need to find "SHADOWS IN THE SEA, the sharks , skates and rays" by Harold W . Mc Cormick, Tom Allen and captain William young. There are plenty of savage documented attacks. My mother bought me this book many years ago to read on the plane. She had no idea what the pages contained. Oh boy, did I have night terrors. I would read the book and when I was sufficiently terrified I would go into my parents bedroom and crawl under the covers between them. My mother once said " why you haven't done this in years ". I said well I will probably be back. Since I still had two more chapters to read, good night mother...
You'll really hate it when I tell you most shark attacks happen in 4 feet of water or less
Thats why I love living where I do. All freshwater lakes. No worries.
@@Boxingbear sharks have been found in fresh waters too. Mostly Bull Sharks, but also Great Whites.
3:54 Martin Brody: they're up again
Matt Hooper: now what
Made in 1975 and still exceeds most films today!
Correction; *All* films today.
Noone seems to have the talent to do a movie like this, stimulating ALL your senses❗
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Not most films. All films
Yes exactly
my favorite thing about this trio is each of them has a different goal in mind for the shark, even though they're supposed to have the same mission. For Quint, he wants the fame and glory of having the sharks head, as a reward not only to prove hes the best hunter but as compensation for his past trauma. For Hooper this shark presents a case study, a new discovery for marine biology. And for Brody, he simply sees this freak of nature as pure evil, a threat that needs to be eliminated, as evidence when he tries to gun it down in the water.
Well taken Dylan!
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HE DOESN'T TRY....HE DOES GUN IT DOWN!!! SMILE YOU SUNOFABITCH .......BOOM!!
Great observation!
I loved the biggest "elephant in the room" sub plot of the movie,.. the tension between Hooper and Quint. Both thought the other were arrogant and had massive egos,.. Which both were probably right. But as the story changed from them hunting the shark to the shark hunting them things change. It's unspoken but they both know the other had a massive amount of knowledge they themselves lacked. And they'll need all of it.
Your comment is right on point.. all that needs to be said..
I stopped counting the number of times I’ve watched this film…….just outstanding!
Same
Something that never fails to amaze me in this movie is the handful of time Bruce does make an appearance it’s practically invisible while submerged which is a tactic sharks use in real life and I think it’s why jump scares are more easily handled in shark films when done correctly because it’s a real tactic they do
Yes and the darker water of the northern Atlantic off New England helps a lot more than say, the tropical waters of the Caribbean.
One of the best classic ever !!!!
No computer effects, just a shark robot and the best actors....
they couldn’t “remake” if they tried.
@@hairyisrealyeah,if they did,it’d probably have way more unnecessary deaths,a shit cast,terrible massacre of the plot,a lacklustre ending,and way too many pop culture references to the 70s
The UA Quartet movie theater, Flushing NY, 1975.. never had a more intense movie theater experience before or since. Amazing on the big screen.
🎯👍🎯! Same here Tut!! Saw it at first showings in MONTUAK!! THAT was a Hoot!! God Bless. BRN. 👴🏽NoBody Films. PS- Don’t forget Quint’s Incredible USS INDIANAPOLIS Story/ Speech!! Even though the Scuttle-Butt was he was stoned-Drunk on Bourbon when it was recorded!!- excellent!
The acting, the directing, the musical score...fantastic!
This movie came out today, 48 years ago!! June 20th, 1975!!🦈
@@morganbarnes8853 I remember seeing it when it first came out. Definitely ended my trips to the beach that summer.
🎯🎯🎯👍👍👍!
Brody: Shoots Bruce with a revolver.
Bruce: That tickled
**Brody: then why are you bleeding ???
The amount of times the mechanical shark got waterlogged and they had to pause filming for maintenance is why we appreciate these scenes. Still beats CGI sharks though.
2:04 is litteraly the embodiment of this movie. Captn Quint doing what he was born to do
The moment makes you think, this isn't a monster movie, it's an adventure film (:
That act of taking off the bandana, wiping his face with it and putting it inside his pocket is so awesome. It's like the moment you know things get serious for him. Robert Shaw looks amazing and powerful as he is at the front of the boat ready for action, ready to face whatever lurks beneath the surface.
One of the greatest films ever made
Yes! It has become known as the first blockbuster.
Absolutely!!! From doubtlessly the greatest director the world has ever known.
Just tell me another movie director who’s name practically gets higher billing than the movie title itself.
I don’t know which cut of JAWS this is but it seems to have a few additional camera shots to the version I’m used to seeing. And a few lines too. Maybe this is a more complete cut of the film than I usually see?
I watched it the other day it’s just superb really stood the test of time the cinematic brilliance and music along with the great actors
Most definitely
❤ jaws the movie, very long lines in movie theaters like star wars movie
They Don't make films like this no more a classic
I miss these days.
Hay por Dios calmense
I watched this movie first when i was a kid probably about 7 years old, im now 26 and this movie will forever be a masterpiece for me, ill enjoy this piece of absolute art till the day i die
Yep! Jaws 2 is great too. I still watch the Jaws movies when they come on cable. Never get tired of them. 😊
@@christimecarmona6810 i must rewatch the second one, watched it in school one time years ago hah
Jaws 2 was on again yesterday. I was laughing, it seems Iike they are showing it more and more now! I love the 70s and 80s flicks.
My favorite scene in the movie. From terror and gore to awe and adventure. I loved the music, Hooper's "fast fish" comment, him and Brody smiling in wonder.
Said it before and I'll say it again, if you didn't smile or showed joy when Quint was directing Hooper and both Hooper and Brody were smiling during it then you were not having fun.
The soundtrack just adds to their joy and whenever I see it this scene I feel like I'm there.
Agree. One of the most satisfying moments in life is when you find the courage to go against something terrifying and it turns into an exciting, albeit dangerous adventure.
The adrenaline rush is kind of addictive, hence many people develop an overbearing passion for extreme sports, or risky activities like bungee jumping, mountain climbing, which folks unfamiliar with the phenomena can not understand.
0:45 Martin Brody: THAT'S GREAT THAT'S JUST GREAT NOW NOW WHERE THE HELL ARE WE EH, YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE QUINT YOU KNOW THAT YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE BUT I'LL TELL YOU THIS...
Hooper: Boys oh Boys i think he's come back for his noon feeding
After all these years,I finally know what some of the words Quint was saying thanks to the subtitles.
Some people say Quint’s accent was Scottish or Irish but people from Newfoundland say it is definitely a Newfie accent.
Shaw's accent sounded more classically English in other roles, particularly in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three and From Russia With Love. Definitely not Irish in Jaws, but one could make a case for Scottish
Robert Shaw was drunk most of the filming. He almost lost the role but Spielberg gave him another chance and that’s how we got the uss Indianapolis scene
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He was well known to like a drink but he only got really drunk just once, during the first take off the USS Indianapolis monologue. He wasn't 'drunk' the rest of the film.
This film among others showed how good of an actor Robert Shaw was
I recommend "Taking of pelham 123" which came out a year before Jaws..one of his best roles .also Tarantino took some cues from that movie when he made Reservoir Dogs.
I just love how the music can seamlessly go from tension filled and stressful to light hearted and happy in the same scene. John Williams truly is the master of music. 🎶
John Williams? The guy responsible for the music of the masterful franchise known as Star Wars? He did the music of Jaws before doing Star Wars?! That’s amazing!!!
@@theparrishshow9803 That he did. Then came Star Wars, Indiana Jones, ET, Jurassic Park, Hook, Harry Potter. You name it. He did it. 🎶
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And I thought the masters of cinema were the actors
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The music is a tip of the hat to all the 1940s pirate movies. Williams knows what he's doing. What the music is trying to convey is simply the "Thrill of the Hunt". The high seas!!. Aaaarh Shiver me timbers 5 DEGREES PORT NOW!!
Saw this in theatre during it’s original release in the 70’s. Scary shit back then but an epic timeless classic. The 70’s and 80’s had so many awesome blockbusters.
Jaws is my favorite movie
Even though Quint wanted to avenge his own Crew , he manifested his own death by destroying the radio.
It was an everything or nothing kind of move
quint caused all their problems with destroying the radio and burning the engine
“Excuse me chief...” 😂😂
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0:45 That's great! That's just GREAT!! NOW WHERE THE HELL ARE, HUH?!?! You're certifiable, Steven Moore, you know that?! You're Certifiable!
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Boys? Oh Boys! I think he’s come back for his noon feeding.
Brody starts shooting
Me: bro your gonna need a bigger gun
Brody was using a Smith & Wesson Model 15 chambered in .38 specials that barely did anything but maybe if he carried a 44 Remington Magnum he’d probably do more damage
Thats one friendly shark who always keeps returning to the boat and saying hello!
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In the book Body wonders if the shark is taunting them with a smile. Quint assures him its just a dumb fish and they always look like they are smiling but Brody isnt fully convinced the shark isnt the devil in fish form.
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My favourite jaws movie
Love you Bruce the great white shark 🦈🦈😻😻😻
Then he became vegetarian on finding Nemo
I guess the elements made continuity difficult, but I can't watch without noticing the sea conditions utterly changing multiple times in one scene. It's blowing a gale until it's dead calm, then gale, dead calm, gale again etc
That "it's incredible" from Quint was jarring - he had been so confident and self-assured the entire film up to that point.
Its one special film this....very close to n my bros heart we watched it with our Pops when we were younger...recorded it to video...😂❤
And, just after smashing the radio to give them any chance of a backup.
@@sionyevans Last time I watched this film, it was with my Dad the night before he died of lung cancer. He loved it. HIs last words to me..."Stupid Shark".
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Robert Shaw made that movie. Period.
I love it when the sharky is just smart, not over powered~
I thought I only said Sharky 😆
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@@tech83studio38 Well there is actually a restaurant named “Sharky’s”
Probably the 2 greated modern movie lines ever..'Go ahead, make my day' AND 'your gunna need a bigger boat'
The soundtrack, the characters, the direction, the monster.. What an amazing and frightful adventure this film is.
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Robert Shaw was absolutely bang on as quint incredible actor
The original Jaws was I think the only one of the whole series in which the shark was convincingly scary. After that, the shark seemed kind of silly, to me at least.
Quint shouldn't have smashed his radio because Martin Brody was calling the Coast Guard for help because he was afraid that the shark will destroy the Orca before it can be destroyed. The Coast Guard Cutter is stronger than Quint's boat and they could've helped get rid of the shark. Even if Quint had all the barrels on his boat aimed at the shark, it would still be dragging them.
Greatest shark movie ever jaws 1 and 2 wher the best period
The orca should be in the smithsonian..id cut my arm off to stand on it. Now its scrap wood on a long Island beach..tragic but those were the days that wasn't important..they never thought this movie was going anywhere
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Jaws 2 Sucks honest
After all these years nothing comes close
@Mason Wright It's average, not that great, teenagers ruin it
That might be the best movie of all time
One of my favourite movies of all time. No other shark movie has come close to the suspense, horror and acting of Jaws. The score is epic and will stay with me forever. Jaws 2 was watchable but not on par with Jaws
No matter how many times i've seen jaws, i always watch it when it comes on, which is about 4 or5 times a year here in ny
I watched Jaws 2 recently since I saw it while scrolling through the TV guide. Roy Scheider returning as Brody and John Williams returning for the score are the only things that make it watchable.
The animatronic shark stops it from being a truly great film imo. Spielberg should've waited another decade or two to make this film that way we could've gotten a better animatronic
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@@masterknife8423 That actually added to the tension, the shark got 4 minutes of screen time. It was about the unseen killer, like in Alien which also gets around 4 minutes of screen time.
Does anyone else appreciate the way Quint followed the shark across the stern of the boat, up the starboard while Hooper was loading the gun, took the gun from Mr. Hooper and made a spin, side stepped out to the end of the pulpit, got off a hip shot without aiming into the left side of pectoral fin.
The barrels heightened the sense that they were up against more than just another shark. It gave the audience the impression of something more insidious. Wonderfully shot and well done.
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The only reason they have the barrels was because the shark kept breaking down
Optimal plan: Put 4 barrels in the shark, and then get the fuck out of there and go back to shore. Bruce may be strong, but eventually his muscles will fatigue from dragging 4 heavy flotation barrels around everywhere. Eventually he'll be too tired to swim and drown to his death, just like the strongest weightlifter in the world will eventually go unconscious with a heavy weight permanently attached to his back. The only downside is that they wouldn't actually get to SEE the shark die. But that beats dying yourself.
As a teenage , it is my honor to be a fan of this movie.
Most people don't realize that the shark in JAWS was an actual trained great white shark named Wilson. It took 14 years to train Wilson to not actually kill people, but the director was determined to use an actual great white shark. During those 14 years of training over 150 stunt actors died while trying to train Wilson.
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Absolutely genius filming making. The camera work is immense.
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0:45 when you lose in a one on one match
Worse, the aftermath of a Mario Cart match.
I’m a 53 year old man that saw this in the theatre. Still wonder what’s floating around me when I’m in the ocean to this day
Me too. Well, 54 ✌️
The shark seems so real and monstrous in it's own way.
I love how Bruce was fucking with them the whole time. Just waiting it out for the right time to strike.
I don't know why but i always lose it when Quint smashes his phone in front of Brody's face😂😂
Beacause Quint wanted this shark on his own merits...he didn't want help,
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The sound track is amazing
Yeah John Williams really did very well in this film
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I listen to it DAILY 😂
Spielberg + Williams + three great performances = gold
that moment at 1:40 where it's just the shot off the barrel and John Williams stellar score playing just gets me
One of the (many, many) things I love about the score its variety--it's not all scary suspense music or da-dum-da-dum. There's an infectious spirit of nautical adventure in cues like this.
In other words, John Williams = GOAT.
Yeah that’s my favourite scene too
Same just love this scene and the scene with Bruce just after the chief throws the pump away .
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That was truly the biggest mistake Quinn could have ever done. He would still be alive if he didn't destroy the damn radio 📻😡😡😡😡
They weren't reading the signs, the shark is taking them further out to the ocean 🦈🦈🦈🦈
Amazing movie, well ahead of its time.
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there's never been a shark movie this good, even with the modern technology available, no movie production could come close to the realism of Jaws
But it 's just fiction: A shark is just a stupid animal, merely an eating machine. No shark would develop a tactic to attack a boat to fight its enemies.
It doesn't even know anything about enemies.
@@arminiusdescendant8022 so what? it's fiction, it's meant be exaggerated, that's what makes it good. everyone knows that. if a batman or lord of the rings movie is good,you give credit where it's due.
@@yoservs I didn't say the contrary. It was an excellent film. And many excellent films are just fiction. That's what films are.
@@arminiusdescendant8022 It seems to me that nature is full of animals that use tactics. You don't need human-like intelligence to do that.
Who is watching in 2023? Awesome movie 🎉😊
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The best scene! "You're certifiable!"
"YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE, QUINT! YOU KNOW THAT?! YOU'RE CERTIFIABLE!"
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Quint: YEAH! YEAH!!!! YEAH!!! YEAH!!!!!!!
@@moragag9307 Oh boys! Oooh boys! I think he’s come back for his noon feeding.
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I believe Robert Shaw was fresh off of being the villain in the 1974 classic "Taking Of Pelham 1 2 3" when he made this movie. If you recall when "Jaws" came out, people were terrified to take showers for a while after that for fear Great White Sharks would pop through the nozzle and get them. Yep. 1975. That was a stinky summer!
The barrels are one of the best things about the movie.
I love this exciting film
Can we point out that Brody went from having a severe fear of the water to chasing down a monster shark on a beat up boat, taking potshots at it with his sidearm?
Yes, it's called "fight or flight". This whole time, Brody knew he had backup until the cap smashed the radio. A man can switch at this kind of moment. Too bad, though, from the sound and report of the gun, he was only carrying .38 Specials, instead of 357 Magnums...might've helped a little...
@@robertbeckman2054 Yeah. I am surprised Chief Brody didn't bring up other weapons seeing how he was the chief of police. I would have brought an 357. magnum, another M1 Garand, M1903A4 Springfield and a shotgun with me if I was dealing with JAWS during that era.
Yeah, Brody misses a couple of shots, and the shark is just a few feet away!
@@robertbeckman2054 According to IMFDB, the gun Brody uses is a S&W Model 15, a .38 Special handgun, the shark probably didn't even feel those bullets.
@@xraystudios3693 The shark did feel them, can’t you see it bleeding the entire time?
Every scene in this movie is pure AWESOME !
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Hooper now feels like Chris Pratt to me for some reason I don’t freaking know
Amazing how old films with their relatively poor production quality are still better than most films made today even with the technological advances. It's almost like the art of story telling and film making has been lost in the pursuit of technological advances.
Absolutely. Compare this to the contemporary version The Meg
It's like an elegant, handcrafted meal compared to a pile of Halloween candy. Sure, the Meg is more colorful and looks pretty, but it's nothing but a series of cheap, high energy, low impact shots. Jaws knows how to pace itself and divide itself into clear acts, and knows to slow down and give you the time to absorb the story, so that the intense scenes stand out more. To quote Mike Stoklasa, "this is what we used to call Movies"
Movies today are just horrible, badly written, super repetitive, and way to much cgi
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Movies today waste to much money and try to hard
2016 election results coming in 'I'm gonna make a phone call.' 'Hello voters this is the Democratic party come in mayday.' Trump victory declared! 'That's great! That's just great! So where the hell are we huh? You're certifiable Trump you know that you're certifiable!' (leaving on his plane) 'yeah yeah yeah yeah.'
“It’s incredible” the way Quint says that adds so much weight to this. He’s seen and killed many sharks in his quest for revenge but has never come across a shark like this. His expertise in this matter really makes the stakes feel all that much higher.
*"Great!! That's just great!!"* I like how Roy Scheider flips. Steven Spielberg's best film by miles. Masterpiece. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
You should see the movie 'Duel' from the early 70's with Dennis Weaver, a 1rst great picture from Spielburg on a penny pinching budget, you won't be bored. Robert at 67.
@@bobmalack481 Classic film. My brother and I mentioned it not too long ago actually. Pop quiz: the actress who played Dennis' wife is also the same actress who played Walter Matthau's getaway driving wife in *"Charley Varrick,"* another great film.
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@@bobmalack481 have yet to see it. It was a TV movie. I did watch recently "Sugerland Express " which came out in 74.
@@ciaranosullivan9352 ALMOST Claire O'Sullivan which would be an oxymoron from '73..you go figure it out.. Robert at 67.
That shark done cut the captain's hand. Quint busted that CB radio because he is hired to be paid $10,000 to kill the great white, the 20 footer. 25 3 tons of him. Quint was captain of the orca. 🎶 The captain of her heart 🎶
When Quint said, "Its incredible", I whinced. He was awed...and human. And he could not admit it out loud.
Quint blew the engine heading to shore on purpose he knew he was defeated the Acting in this film is sensational ⚓️
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Your assessment is absolutely bang on. Quint now realized that this creature might just be too big for him to conquer. I got that uneasy feeling when he stared out at the sea and whispered, "It's incredible." Very powerful.
It's the moment where he's forced to admit that this is no ordinary shark and it's beyond his power to destroy.
I 've never seen a shark so big in real life
He's not a poodle!
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I love an exciting film like that.
0:01 WHOA damn i hate that shark when he pops out like that
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Greatest Shark Movie Ever...
If I watch enough of these shorts, I will have watched the whole movie!
The acting really is top course
Quint hip firing that rifle was awesome
from 1:03 until 1:35 a awsome and realistic action scene.
I've seen this film 100x and every time this sequence starts the hair on my arms goes up. Thrilling.
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A real smart ass
Nothing will ever top this film! Loved it so much then... love it even more now. Didn't think that was possible.
He just don’t like the coast guard
IMO one of the best shots of the shark at 0:02
I would actually say it's one of the worst for some reason. It gives me sequel vibes for some reason with that music.
@@inputfunny omg.. dude seriously!. Freeze frame it. The shark looks fantastic
@@roquefortfiles Yeah it looks good; I think the music throws it off for me. It reminds me of the cheesy sequels for some reason.
@@inputfunny it's just a shock scare..
That scene used to scare me as a little kid
One of the best movie with shark !!!!
Who agrees the first one is best
They dont make movies like they use to