Jaws | Reaction | First Time Watching
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- My first time watching Jaws and I didnt expect it to make me sad. Quint definitely deserved better than to be taken out by a shark! Other than that, I had a lot of fun with this one.
The scariest part is that awful mayor is still the mayor in Jaws 2.
Oh God. How is that even possible!
@@ambybambibooI mean have you looked around our country? But realistically the mayor's opinion is wrong but really not all that wrong. Yes they should have been more cautious yes they shouldn't have assumed that it was a boat propeller but in most cases when a great white attacks in real life you close the beaches for like a day. By the time that day is up the shark is long gone because they migrate up the coast. And that type of negative publicity could literally cause the people of his Island to starve during the winter time. He was in a very tough spot because is there this monstrous animal that's coming to eat everybody or is it something that happens somewhat regularly? Do we raise the red flag and put an entire Island on welfare many of which who will never recover? There isn't a good decision here. Because if you do the right thing everyone on the island is going to be mad at you if you do the wrong thing and it works out then your hero if you do the wrong thing and it doesn't work out you are evil. The mayor made some mistakes but he's not some evil guy. And in the second movie he really learns a lot. I'm not going to spoil much but as soon as there's a thought of a second shark the mayor bends over backwards to help the chief and I think in the second movie he's much much much more justified in not believing. But I think there's a lot of growth in the mayor character.
The scary and very sad thing is that the USS Indianapolis story is true. If you look it up you will see how truly awful it was.
I thought that USS Indianapolis sounded familiar to me
Scary fact, the test detonated Russian TSAR BOMBE is 1500+ times more powerful than the 2 used on Japan.... oh and that`s only 1 3rd it`s full power it`s cloud is 7+ times the height of Everest, after that it`s Chernobyl....Sleep well....
What's next ww2?
@@ambybambiboo the film monologue itself was mostly written by the actor, he's written a couple novels.
A true story but exaggerated somewhat, though the numbers may have been based on the best information at that time (no internet). Modern figures think the shark deaths were lower, but still in the hundreds. Most others drowned or died from exposure.
Love this movie. Its a true summer horror classic.
Fun fact: The largest official meassurement of a Great White is just shy of 20ft. (6,0meters).
And i LOVE sharks. They are SO beautiful and ancient.! They have been arround since long before the dinosauers ever evolved, and now we humans are the main reason to why sharks are endangered.!
I think Quint suffered from survivor's dilemma from the war. And this gave him a latent death wish. Just my theory.
Yes, the speech delivered by Quint about the USS Indianapolis tragedy is a true story, an actual historical fact. It really happened! His story relating the incident is one of the most epic monologues in cinematic history, and is the key to his character and his obsession with killing sharks. He smashed the radio not only because he was determined to personally secure the bounty and reward for killing the shark, which is strictly a secondary consideration for him, but rather because he wanted revenge (or perhaps redemption) for his horrific experience, which he can only achieve by destroying the man-eating shark himself…
Yeah, he definitely had a vendetta, but who could blame him?
He unfortunately became Ahab
Richard Dreyfuss/Hooper from 1973-77 Starred in 4 of the most ground breaking movies, that helped create blockbusters. "American Graffiti"(1973) One of the best coming of age stories. The first time pop music was used all the way through a movie. Created a love of the 1950s in the 70s. George Lucas made this before "Star Wars". Richard then did "Jaws" in 75.Then in 1977 released a week apart at Christmas "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" & "The Goodbye Girl". Close Encounters, a Spielberg movie was the first realistic look at Alien encounters. The Goodbye Girl was the first Rom-com to make 100 million and Richard won the Oscar for best actor.
What about Bob ? Lol
@@LukeyBoy125 A Classic from 1991. There is also "Stakeout"(1987), "Always"(1989), "MR Holland's Opus"(1995). "Whose Life Is It Anyway?"(1981) a personal favorite.
I concur. I saw 3 of them at the cinema on first release. Not American Graffiti though.
The Goodbye Girl is a personal favorite but Close Encounters is a close second. And Jaws, of course. Ha!
Jaws was a threat, yes. BUT the real threat they should have dealt with in the first place were the 9-year-olds karate-ing the picket fences!!!
100% Menaces to society!
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“He can’t go out like this.”
Shark: Don’t bet against me. His name is Cap’n CRUNCH NOW!!!
Oh no 😭
Quint's story bout the USS INDIANAPOLIS, which was a BATTLE CRUISER, was based on actual WW2 EVENTS, DURING THE PACIFIC THEATRE OF WAS!!! 2 FILMS WERE MADE OF THIS ACTUAL EVENT. "MISSION OF THE SHARK", AND MOST RECENTLY, "INDIANAPOLIS, MEN OF COUAGE"!
Heavy cruiser. Battle cruisers were much bigger and much more heavily armed.
"*USS* Indianapolis:Men of Courage" starring Nicolas Cage
Roy Scheider with the greatest ad lib in history, referring to a bigger boat.🦈
I didn't know that was an ad lib!
This was a case of the movie being better than the book. For on thing, in the book Hooper was an SOB who seduced Brody's wife and was (to nobody's sorrow) killed by the shark at the end.
Great fun reaction!
Oh, yikes. Definitely a better character in the movie then.
Brody shot him in the neck for good measure!
I enjoyed the book written by Peter Benchley who played the reporter on the beach. The movie left out a few sub plots for time reasons. Like you mentioned about Hooper. Also the reason the mayor was so adamant about not closing beaches is he was into the mob for $$. Also the way Quint and the shark met their demise was different... Filmed in Martha's Vineyard a lot of towns people were in the movie as extras as well as key roles like the Medical Inspector was the actual medical inspector...
Toward the middle of this movie, it starts to mimic Moby Dick. Quint becomes so obsessed with killing the shark that he refuses help. He's willing to risk everyone's life to get his goal.
But he does turn tail and head for shore, so he does give up. Then Hooper tells him what to do and Quint reacts to that.
Jaws has more subtle nuances than Moby Dick here.
Captain Ahab has to go hump his whale
I'm always struck by how multi-talented Robert Shaw was. He started as a stage actor and did extraordinary Shakespearean performances. Shifting to the screen, he was incredible as King Henry VIII in the film version of “A Man for All Seasons". Today he’s most widely known for his charismatic portrayal of Quint here. (Incidentally, about his charisma: see The Sting". He stars alongside Paul Newman and Robert Redford. Those are two of the most charismatic actors ever -- but onscreen it's Shaw who commands our attention.)
This is already an impressive résumé. But what really astounds me is that acting wasn't his main thing. He was primarily a novelist and playwright, and a very serious one, too. One of his plays, "The Man in the Glass Booth" -- based on his own novel of the same name -- was a hit in 1968 both in London and on Broadway. Its unusual plot deals with "a Jewish businessman pretending to be a Nazi war criminal, or a Nazi war criminal pretending to be a Jewish businessman." (That's Wikipedia's description, and it's pretty accurate.) The play became a film, and it's very impressive work. A subtle, incisive look at questions of identity in the wake of massive trauma. Admirably, Shaw doesn't take the easy way out. He doesn't oversimplify. Instead, he digs deep into layer upon layer of moral issues that have no clear answer.
Remarkable man. I can’t think of anyone else with such a breadth and depth of talent, charisma, and intelligence. He died aged 51. Way, way, way too young.
Wow! Thanks!
Great reaction! Bonus, you jumped at every jump scare! Thank you for watching and reacting to this great movie. Looking forward to seeing more of you.
Thank you so much for watching!
I do not hate the shark, hunting is in his nature, but I sure hate the mayor! Profit over people, that's not new.
I was 14 when Jaws came out. It scared the sh** out of me and I was afraid to go to swim, even in a swimming pool!
I think this classic aged very well. I love the fact we don't see the shark most of the time, but his threatening presence is on everyone's mind and it adds to the anxiety. Thanks for reacting!
Yes. I think it's able to get us anxious because we have all been in water where we couldnt see what was under us so we know that feeling all too well.
even when it's a government official, the market still gets blamed, huh?
Now you know why most of my generation avoided the ocean like the plague for years and some of us still do. I was 13 when Jaws came out.
Pirannha 1978 made some of us leery of rivers and lakes as well. I prefer pools because I prefer to be in water where I can see what's in there with me.
I was six when I saw it (after all, it was rated PG). But I will say, Hooper kinda returned at the beginning of the movie Pirannha 3D that came out about ten years ago.
Jaws was the first movie to feature a super large shark in movies and t,v. shows like Sea Hunt and flipper or James Bond Thunderball sharks were these dolphin sized fish. Many people had no idea that Great Whites could grow to 17 feet long and sometimes 20 feet. Whale Sharks were bigger and known but were also not man eaters. My dad co owned a fishing boat out of Oceanside Ca. and following the movie people paid me to take them out to try and see a large Great White. On a number of occasions I found them a 17 foot female that was around San Clemente island They were impressed enough by her and were blown away by the thought of a 25 foot long one like in the movie.
And now almost fifty years later people are still fucking obsessed with finding a 25 foot great white. It's sad they ignore the beauty and wonder of an 18 ft great white because they have to see one as big as the one in Jaws. But I'd be willing to bet that it'll never happen. We've never even measured a 20-foot great white reliably. There have been claims of 20-23 ft great whites but a lot of them like the Cuban great white were actually only about 17 ft. Deep blue is supposed to be about 20 ft but no one has measured her a lot of scientists think she's probably more like 18 or 19 ft. And instead of people just being in awe of how Mammoth that is they just want to see a 20-plus ft great white.
Always liked how quint treated hooper with alot more respect after they exchanged scars.he realizes hooper has first hand experience. Cool character development
The movie that made Steven Spielberg's career. Without this movie, there would have been no E.T., no Jurassic Park, no Saving Private Ryan...
Fun fact: At the beginning when Chrissy got killed, that was actually real acting, they attached a harness to the actor and didn’t tell her when the harness was going to move. So that’s how they got a genuine reaction from her.
That would scare the dookie out of me.
@@ambybambiboo For the scene where quint got eaten, the shark didn’t pop out until “near-the end of the film”, because the shark itself had mechanical issues since it was a robot. Controlled by cranes and pulleys. I don’t know if it were cranes but, you get what I mean.
Jaws is a masterpiece and the first movie to ever be labeled a Blockbuster. If you're interested in another movie about killer animals that's based on a true story you should definitely react to "The Ghost and the Darkness" (1996). If you want another great Spielberg thriller you should check out "Duel" (1971). And if you want another horror classic I recommend John Carpenter's "Christine" (1983) based on Stephen King's best selling novel.
Agreed, Duel is another great one that shows how good Spielberg was at suspense even early on. I wish more reactors would watch it. Great companion piece to Jaws in a way.
I've seen Christine. Haven't seen the others though!
Another vote for Duel here. Spielberg showing really early on what a master film maker he is.
This movie is a classic
I appreciate that you actually got the story and character behind Quint. When I was little I thought he was kind of a bad guy but it wasnt until I was older and understood his story that I really absorbed the reason behind his actions and behaviour and sympathized with him more. This was a fun reaction to an old classic 😊
If I were a kid I probably would have felt the same way. After going through something like that, you cant help but to be a little bitter.
That poor woman searching for her son is heartbreaking.
I'm a bit of a cinema snob, and Jaws is still my favorite movie of all time. I believe that any student of cinema can study Jaws and learn how to make a great movie just from what it contains.
Such a simple formula, but it works! Btw, I LOVE your buffybot picture!
Fun fact: one of kids with the fake shark fin became a police chief!
That's kind of funny, but cool!
I can’t believe you’ve not seen this till now, parent fail..lol
I remember seeing this movie as a kid and being terrified.
Lol. Nope. I don't even know why 😂
I remember as a kid after seeing Jaws I was too afraid to swim even in swimming pools
As a kid after watching it I was scared to swim in a pool let alone the sea , happy to report I have overcome this and jaws is My all time favourite movies and I did one time even swim in the sea at night
Great reaction.
It brilliant to see people enjoying this fantastic film for the first time.
Thank you. I cant believe it took me this long.
FYI: A COOKIE CUTTER SHARK, IN THE LATER PART OF THE 1980S, WAS ABLE TO DISABLE PARTS OF A NUCLEAR POWERED SUBMARINE.
Absolutely brill, also your southern accent is beautiful
Thank you. I hate it 😂
19:20 "I don't know if great white sharks sleep during the day?"
They don't ever sleep.
Not really.
In order to breathe, they must move. If they hold still, they suffocate.
They do have rest periods where they still move and their eyes still watch things and track anything moving nearby.
So parts of their brain are awake but other parts are napping.
But if it has the smell of many gallons of blood in the water, a hook in its mouth, and barrels attached to it, it won't nap, either.
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 wrong. The fish that hit the line was "our 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 theUSS Indianapolis 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 the mayor's son.
15 The third one was so bad that Scheider read the script and said NO. He didn't want to do the second one, but he was under contract. His behavior caused his contract to be vacated.
Well, that jumpscare was a good idea because it scared the hell out of me!
@@ambybambiboo Works every time.😎
Mayor's not a bad guy, he's a EXCELLENT public servant: his voters dont even have to TELL him what they want. He knows in advance. If they want the beaches closed: he'll close 'em. If they want the beaches open, he'll keep them open. We get the leadership we deserve. People dont often act in their own best interest: cigarettes, drinking, ice cream, attending school but not studying, driving too fast, not flossing. Time and again, we're told these things arent good for us, but does anyone listen?
No...the villain is ourselves. If you dont like the Mayor, you dont like the people of the town: he's just the figurehead.
Oh, the people of the town were getting on my nerves too.
12:45 "Something obviously ripped apart that boat and you're going to go underwater and check on it at night with a crazy ass shark roaming around."
Hooper is almost certainly safe here.
The shark that attacked this boat did it's thing then swam away.
Also, they feed at night because they like to hunt in the dark, by smell.
Daylight works against them by helping their prey spot them.
Hooper turned on lots of lights to keep the shark away.
He's moving without splashing, thrashing, or bleeding so he won't get the shark's attention if for some reason it, or a different shark, is nearby.
He's an expert who knows what he's doing.
Doesn't mean he can't be attacked, but it's extremely unlikely.
I'm Australian, u got as much chance of getting away from a shark in water as they've got as much chance of getting away from you on land .
Yeah. You have no chance in the water. It's terrifying.
A good film. Number 2 is not a bad film, but the rest are a much lower budget and kinda suck.
YES!, just in time for Shark Week😂
27:11 "I'd feel _more_ comfortable in somethin' _metal_ than _wood_ at this point."
Oh. You mean like the _shark_ cage?
I came to the comment section to read everyone's incorrect "fun facts"
There's a number of myths associated with this film.
First off this movie in no way was inspired by the Jersey shore shark attacks of 1916. Peter benchley and his widow have stated in interviews which are available online for those to read where you hear it directly from their mouths that the inspiration for Jaws came from a story that Benchley saw with Frank mundus and a 4,500 lb great white that he caught and it got him thinking what would it be like if a rogue great white started terrorizing and Island community. And that is what inspired him.
People will say that the line you're gonna need a bigger boat was improvised. Carl gottlieb who played the man who worked for the newspaper was the man who wrote the screenplay for the movie along with benchley. Available on RUclips is an interview with Carl and Peter benchley from jawsfest 2005 where Carl states that for years he would tell people that that line was improvised but Roy Scheider himself who played Chief Brody stated that while he did improvise on the film a few times the bigger boat line was in fact in the script. He did addit more times than was written however which you see in the film at least another two times. And the cast and crew would add it in random scenes throughout the film as a joke. But it was in the script.
The Indianapolis speech is amazing and while the Indianapolis story is mostly true, the amount of people actually killed by sharks is exaggerated a lot. Most of the people who died were killed either by the torpedoes or by the elements, dehydration etc in the days following the sinking. Sharks mostly scavenged people. I'm not saying that absolutely no living person was killed by a shark but the vast majority were already dead or gravely injured when they were attacked by the sharks. there were so many people in the water that there were actually entire groups of survivors that did not see a single shark the entire time.
And finally the shooting star that you see is not real. Joe Alves wrote in his book that it was added digitally after the fact. Not only that but the scene where you see the shooting star is actually during the daytime. What they did in this movie numerous times was filmed during the day and use a filter on the camera to make it look like night-time. The attack at the very beginning of the movie, The Holiday roast seen, the attack after dinner on the boat, are all shot during the day with use of a filter. And you can really tell if you look that it looks really bright. Not to mention shooting stars are a calling card of Spielberg. He's used them in numerous films.
But I definitely encourage people to check out the Jaws fest interview there's a lot correcting these myths on there. Especially the bigger boat scene that should be in the first 5 or 10 minutes of the interview. But thanks for posting! I love living vicariously through people I've been watching Jaws since I was five years old and it's been almost thirty years now. It's still my second favorite film of all time only behind Jurassic park.
Thanks!! I'm originally from Neptune NJ (but Seattle is home now) and I'm so tired of seeing people reposting the Jersey shark story. Although there *is* a "Shark River" in Neptune, there has never been a shark seen in it,as it is brackish water, inhospitable to sharks. The name came from "shirk river" because of people wandering away from work on the area farms. You're welcome.
A thoroughly enjoyable reaction.....looking forward to more.
Thank you 😊
Cape Cod, too far north to worry. Nope! Recently learned Great Whites are ‘summering’ there. I’m OK, I live on the west coast. 😊
Love your reaction channel. I usually don't watch these types of channels, but you got a great simple honest formula going that keeps me coming back to watch them. Keep it up! The fact you do a lot of horror/thriller is great, my favorite genres.
Jaws is a great movie. Might I suggest adding "Fire In The Sky" to your list. Very infamous scene in that movie that freaks people out to this day. Would love to see what you think about it.
What about Bob ? Lol
Thank you l, that means a lot ☺️
Sharks don't act like this. But it it's still one of my favorites
Thanks Amber, a brilliant reaction to a brilliant film. Great fun 😁
Thank you so much ☺️
Saw this one at the drive-in. When that thing stuck his head up behind the boat that was it!
You handled this movie's scares... adequately well if i may say so. Must be the anti-70s hair. And 29:46 is correct despite what reality says.
After this movie came out in the theaters. No one went to the beach 🏝️. I remember that. Even the lakes. No one went to that either. This was the first Blockbuster movie. Because they were lines around the block. To see this movie. And that’s how it was Blockbuster movie now of days.
Fun reaction, thanks! JAWS is one of my all time favorite movies!
Have you ever reacted to THE OUTSIDERS? if not, it's a classic based on a famous book, and filled with many famous actors like Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze, Diane Lane, among others lol. That would be a nice reaction to do please. Keep smiling🙂👍
I haven't heard of it but I'll have to look into it!
@ambybambiboo Wow! You replied back, thank you!. Most people don't reply back here on RUclips so this was so nice. You rock! And yes, please look into this movie. It's not to long, and has a pretty nice story too!. Keep smiling and have a great weekend. Thanks again for your reply!❤️👍🙂
The boy stayed still no vibrations so the shark swam passed
The Indianapolis incident was real. Horrifying
I remember that after this movie using those cages to see sharks was quite common, but if I remember correctly, they realized that the cages were not safe enough and they were banned
You would never catch me in something like that.
So not so fun, fun fact! The first girl who died actually broke her wrist when she was pulled down by the machine they used so her screams were real!
Oh Jesus. Poor girl.
Best shark movie ever
Great reaction thanks so much🥰Love this movie!
Thank you for taking the time to watch!
If you trully wanted to be scared you should have seen it in the movie Theaters when you were 13 years old.
That's when most of us first saw JAWS.
Fun one Amber! I saw this in the theater with a bunch of friends the summer it came out. You should have heard the screams! Btw, love your earrings. 🙂
I'm sure people stayed out of the water for a bit 😂 And thank you!
This was the first movie I saw in a theater when I was a kid. Sharks weren't really known at the time. This movie (and book) made sharks feared. Even the writer of the book said it wish he didn't make sharks so scary (since folks were hunting them). You talked about the friendship between Brody and Hooper. In the book, Hooper sleeps with Brody's wife (you kinda seem them flirting here and there in the movie). So when the shark is about to attack Hooper, Brody doesn't save him, knowing he slept with his wife and lets the shark kill him. After reading the book, I have to say this is one of the few times the movie was better than the book.
4:10 "There wouldn't be a panic if people stayed out of the water."
Lemme ask you: It's a major summer holiday, you have time off from work, and you decide to go to the beach. Are you happy with just making sandcastles all day or would you like to go into the water and swim?
Ask that question of 10 people who actually love going to beaches and actually do go to beaches in the summer, and at least 9 of them will say they want to go into the water or want their kids to have fun in the water.
So saying there would be no panic of people stayed out of the water is true, because almost all of them would get in their cars and go somewhere else.
Would that be so bad?
Amity is far north. The ocean is really cold a lot of the year, but great during summer.
The town is full of shops: food, souvenirs, convenience stores, and hotels for tourists.
But if they all drive down the road to another beach, all those businesses make no money.
But it's only for a few days!
These few days, the 4th of July weekend, is when most of those businesses make 10-25% of their entire yearly income.
Would you be happy to go to work tomorrow and ask your boss to REDUCE your salary by 25%? Not likely.
For many of those businesses, losing that much money could bankrupt them.
For many of those people who own or work in businesses that go bankrupt, they can't afford their rents and mortgages.
This isn't exaggerating. Small beach towns like this one really need that money or people lose their businesses, jobs, and homes.
OK, but closing the beaches will save lives.
No. Not really.
Because sharks never feed in the same place twice. Not in real life.
Mayors in real life beach towns like this usually don't close the beaches and there is NEVER a second attack - whenever somebody else gets bit at the same beach, it's always a different shark - bad luck to have two different sharks but having one or two sharks swim up and bite people is just a risk of playing in the ocean. a very, very small risk.
Occasionally a mayor closes a beach after a shark attack but usually out of season, like in May or September, and it's usually for political reasons to show how much he cares without risking catastrophic financial loss.
Or, if the attack just happened, minutes ago, they might close the beach for the rest of the day to make sure the shark moves along - no need to offer it immediate dessert while it's still in the area.
By the time they found Chrissie's body, that shark is 20 miles away and it's somebody else's problem.
This mayor should know this fact, but Chief Brody might not since he's new here.
So, closing the beaches ruins lives and does not save any lives at all.
The mayor is right, he should leave the beaches open.
The only problem here is that this is not a shark movie.
It's a monster movie.
The shark is gigantic, bigger than any toothed shark that has been alive for the entire length of human history.
Also, this shark is hunting humans right here like some kind of psychopath hunting coeds at a summer camp. Sharks don't do this.
Because this is a monster movie, more people die and Mayor Vaughn looks like a greedy evil bastard that let them die.
He's not.
It's just that nobody told HIM that he is in a monster movie.
You really dislike this mayor. You repeatedly call him names throughout the movie.
For reasons like
1. Protecting the town
2. Not wanting to cut open the tiger shark and see Alex Kintner's young body fall out in front of hundreds of people.
3. Protecting the town again.
I get it.
The movie doesn't tell you the reality of sharks.
The movie makes the mayor look like the villain when he's only doing exactly what a good mayor should do.
You are reacting exactly the way Steven Spielberg wanted you to.
I just thought you might want to get a more true-to-life perspective.
😂LOL Ben Gardner head jumpscare is EPIC hahaha I was SO WAITING on your reaction to it.
Was not expecting that!
Ty for doing great reactions keep them up
Thank you!
@@ambybambiboo you are quite welcome. I hope u do more like child’s play movie series, nightmare on elm street series and rest of jaws series
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Box Office Gross: $64 million
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This is one of the few... Adaptations i perfer over the book, the book had so much going on that it didnt seem like the same book. One half was a personal drama over the sheriff's family the other half had to do with jaws. It honestly made me kind of hate the sheriff because hes kind of a crap person. The movie streamlines the plot in the best way
Cool reaction this is one of my favorite Spielberg movies and I went on the Jaws ride when I was kid also I subscribed to your channel👍
Thank you so much!
@@ambybambiboo Your welcome👍
Great white sharks don't sleep! They must be moving all the time or they will drown!
Huh. Well I'll be damned. Learn something new everyday!
That's why they used the barrels. To tire it out
Look at how many times we order seafood, so eh, occasionally ocean sharks order a human meal 🤷♂️
It's a fair deal
Hello. I am the “USS Indianapolis was a true story” Bot. It is my function to tell all reactors to Jaws that this was a true story, except for the parts that weren’t. When I’m really feeling it, I mention how the actor playing Quint wanted to perform his sequence while drunk. But he didn’t. But who knows, I wasn’t actually there. Thank you for your time.
I had to get drunk in order to read your comment.
Yeah, the USS Indianapolis was sunk by the Japanese. One third of the crew went down. Two thirds died of thirst, but many different shark attacks.
Just discovered you, so good job, friend on a year-round sought out top viewer pull! Don't remember details but can look up if haven't, the book this based on was inspired by true story about a shark in NJ (?) who swam up a canal & was only discovered after kids disappeared from local swimming hole. Don't know if it got stuck or just used as a new feeding ground, but was original "Jaws."
Guess I'll stick around?! Subbed!
See ya, friend!
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Thanks so much for watching and subbing!
Ben Gardner claims another victim. 🤣
I still say if this is a "monster movie" then the monster is the Mayor.
He should have been eaten by the shark.
@@ambybambiboo For sure, the mayor is the true villain. But the true hero is that awesome suit jacket of his. I mean, let's be real here :)
I hope to see more commentaries from you. I enjoy watching you. You are so lovely.
Thank you. You definitely will.
Doesn't matter how old this movie gets it has one of the greatest "jump scares" I've seen any reactor get scared over the Ben Gardner Boat scene😂
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"A Nightmare on Elm Street"
"Hellraiser"
"Candy Man"
"Wrong Turn"
Favorite Horror Franchises I've ever seen. You gonna love those
I watch this movie about once a year
Nice Summer film. Haha.
But it does happen. Did you know that, after been in the battle front in WWII, near the combat zone with granade's explosions and bullets buzzin' so close to the ears for several years, George C. Patton died in a simple car accident????
Hooper was not the nice rational thinking man in the novel. He had an affair with the chief's wife. The novel had Hooper die in the cage. Steven Spielberg hated the characters in the novel. The movie had the characters a lot nicer.
Good. It is hard to care about characters who are awful
17:13 "Anti-shark cage? You go inside the cage? Cage goes in the water? _You_ go in the water? The _shark's_ in the water."
And your _boats_ in the water, _too._ If it safe for your boat?
In the book Hooper has an affair with Chief Brody's wife
Ew.
Exceptional reaction. Thank you.
Thank you for watching 😊
Awsome u watched this u should check out the shallows my favourite shark film jaws is 2nd then deep blue sea and the meg .. love this film jaws 2 is good to loved your reaction
Thank you!
No self respecting goth would dare utter the word “dooky.”
I cast you out 😂
Haha. What can I say? It's a funny word.
The money is six billion dollars. With a 'B'.
In the original script both Quint & the rowboat guy were paraded around by the shark. Like a trophy. But the final edits showed it was just too graphic. Too horrific.
Classic!!!!!!
Quint didn't deserve this :(
I know :(
14:39 "Why aren't you in the water?"
First, Mr. Mayor, what difference does it make to _you?_ If people don't want to go into the water, what gives you the right to _complain?_
Second, Sheriff Brody is saying it's not _safe._ Dr. _Hooper_ is saying it's not safe. The mariner, _Quint_ is saying it's not safe. The only guy saying it _is_ safe came to the beach in a suit and _tie_ instead of a _bathing_ suit, as if _he's_ not prepared to go in.
So the _proper_ question, Mayor Vaughn, is how come _you're_ not in the water? How come the _one_ guy insisting that the water is safe is not _demonstrating_ it by going in _himself?_
Did she say doiokey?. Ha ha ha.
Sure did 😂
20:20 "He's just taking pictures like this thing ain't thinking about capsizing this boat."
It ain't.
Sharks don't know what boats are, they don't know what capsizing is, they don't know how to do it or why to do it or even that the iea exists.
That shark smells gallons of blood in the water (because these humans dumped it there) and the shark is simply looking for the meal.
A real shark would never do anything you see in this movie, like repeatedly ramming its face into the boat.
This is not a shark movie.
It's a monster movie.
Considering that, maybe you are right after all: this monster might be thinking about capsizing, or at least sinking, this boat so it can snack on three tasty humans.
But Hooper, taking the picture, doesn't know it's a monster movie so he would never even imagine that a shark would do anything like attacking a boat this big.
Great reaction! Keep up the good work!
Loved watching this "with" you. Made a great movie even greater. Thanks for sharing, lovely lady!
For a very good slasher/comedy, you might check out "Tucker and Dale vs Evil".
I love the tattoo on your right arm! Is that the blessed mother?
It's Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
First time viewer, very nice honest reaction, keep up the good work. ☮️. Question, why limit yourself to only horror? Aren’t you limiting yourself and your audience.
Thank you. Im not opposed to doing other things, horror is just my favorite.
7:53 6 guys in the jawbone of a shark.
"Good god, I forget how big they can actually get sometime."
They can't get THAT big.
They can't even get as big as the monster shark in this movie.
20' is about the biggest toothed shark any human has ever seen in all of human history.
The only sharks in the ocean for the last few million years bigger than about 20' or so, don't have teeth.
That jawbone in the picture is from a Megalodon, a shark that could have been as much as 80' long from nose to tail, give or take a bit.
Lucky for us, megalodons have ben extinct for about 3.5 million years.
You need to watch "The Lost Boys" starring Keifer Sutherland. It's the best vampire movie ever, with a killer soundtrack.
I've seen it, but it's been a while. I loved that movie though.
Near Dark is much better
The book has the major worse than the film. Quint is basically Capt Ahab by the end of the film.
Oh lord
the uss story is true
So horrible and terrifying
Love your reactions if you haven’t seen insidious give it a watch if you want scary good 👻
I thought I had but now Im realizing I got it confused with Sinister. I may have to check those out before the new one releases.
Shark week noooooooooooooo
New Sub!
Thank you 😊 Really appreciate it.
Look at the Ouija board. U want demons? Cause that's how u get em. Hail to the guardians of the watchtowers of the east. Hahahaha
Everyone is freaked out by my ouija board 😂
Often copied, never reached, also when it comes to the making of. 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
Well the shark only kept malfunctioning out at sea for the Orca based scenes.
The mechanical shark was never scheduled to be used for the beach attack scenes. They were filmed in just waist to chest deep water. Impossible to use such a huge contraption. The shark was hidden early on by design. Spielberg was already a suspense director, as Duel and Something Evil show.
Cheers.
Maybe check out Jaws 2. I think it's pretty good.