JAWS (1975) MOVIE REACTION | Indian First Time Watching!
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Alex Kintner was the boy who was attacked out on his raft -- Several decades after the filming of Jaws (1975), Lee Fierro, who plays Mrs. Kintner, walked into a seafood restaurant and noticed that the menu had an "Alex Kintner Sandwich". She commented that she had played his mother so many years ago. The owner of the restaurant ran out to meet her - none other than Jeffrey Voorhees, who had played her son. They hadn't seen each other since the original movie shoot.
The restaurant is called The Wharf pub and it’s at Edgartown
That's very cool 😀
Yea I heard that story it’s true . In addition Lee Fiero just died in 2020
Was Jeffery related to Jason
She also recently died from covid which is too bad
Quint was always on borrowed time after he escaped death the first time on the USS Indianapolis. His obsession with killing sharks end up killing him. I love the way he sees his own death and describes it before it happens.
Somewhere in Hollywood, the producers of the Final Destination series read your comment and are musing, "A prequel set on the Indianapolis..."
He's a lot like Ahab from Moby Dick.
I loved your reaction to Ben Gardner's head coming over to the hole in the boat. That is one of Hollywood's best jump scares!
Apparently Spielberg filmed that in his own pool with his own money as he felt the movie one more scare after filming wrapped & had got to the editing suite. But the studio wouldn't give him any more money for additional shooting.
And the SCREAM it made when it popped out.
As a child. My family went for a swim in a lake on a windy day. My father thought I was old enough to learn to swim in deep water. So he dragged me to the center of the lake, and left me there to learn how to swim on my own. I spent the next 10 minutes screaming and crying as I tried to swim to shore. The whole time my father and uncle were on the side of the lake smoking cigarettes and telling me to hurry up because they saw sharks chasing me.
I understand your terror at sharks.
It sounds like you grew up in Florida, too.
I was 13 when I saw this movie in the theaters for the first time. I was blown away by it. I didn't have cable streaming video or DVDs back then, so I saw it in the theaters 5 times that summer. I decided I wanted to be a marine biologist and study sharks. Sadly that never happened, but to this day, I remain fascinated by sharks.
That was the most fun Jaws reaction I've seen!! You guys are great!
17:45 The reason the shark isn't shown much is because it was a mechanical shark and kept breaking down. Spielberg's solution was to show the shark's pov, use music cues to indicate its presence, use of props, like the barrels, etc.
Bit of an overstated myth that. Bruce was actually never scheduled to be used for the beach scenes, so the shark was kept hidden on purpose. The first half of the film went more or less according to the planned schedule, give or take a few bad weather days etc.
Bruce wasn't actually scheduled to be used in any scenes until they went out to sea for the Orca based scenes. That's where it all went wrong and the filming schedule and budget ballooned. The shark didn't work, the tides were too rough, too many sailboats on the horizon etc.
The yellow barrels were a fucking masterstroke.
Just want to say to you guys; your reactions are fun to watch. I never heard Indian people curse before!
IKR I cracked up too!!
FACTS!! Lmaooo 🤣🤣😂
“And where is his life jacket?”. The best line of the video!
The screenplay writer, Carl Gottlieb, played the newspaper editor. And the television news presenter on the beach was Peter Benchley, the writer of the original novel.
I loved watching the both of you react to this movie. I saw this in a crowded theatre at the NJ seashore when it opened in 1975 and I am not exaggerating that one of my fondest memories is being among a full house jumping out of their seats throughout this movie.
nThis movie took it's inspiration from a Bull Shark repeatly attacking a NJ resort town, and of course based off of Peter Benchley's book.
the accent on "man, this mayor is a dick" had me rolling
That head pop out moment is such a good jump scare. I had to rewind and make sure I captured both of your reactions my man was about to run! And whether girl got dragged or not she was coming along the way she clung to to him 😂 awesome reaction!
Yes,that jump scare was so good,I love the way she screamed and grabbed onto his arm and put her head on his shoulder,that was such a sweet reaction to a scary clip.
I laughed so hard 😂 and really appreciated that they understood the terror.
Check out more Richard Dreyfuss in CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND (1977)
Wow great reaction loved it I couldn’t stop from laughing 😂 y’all were awesome 👍😎❤️
My only critique is I wish you had left the entirety of quints speech about the Indianapolis. It was 100% true and I think the best scene in the whole movie. If you watch Richard Dreyfus in background, that look of open mouthed awe was real as the actor knew that scene was one for the ages
Also, "You're gonna need a bigger boat" needs to be there.
@@SilkenShame yes!!!
I would say 98% true.
A distress signal was sent and received by three radio listening posts.
All of them failed to act on the SOS with reasons ranging from thinking the signal was a Japanese trick to the officer in charge being drunk.
The Navy hid this from everyone until it was declassified in the 80s.
@@SilkenShame just has to be
Why would they keep that entire scene? They were probably quietly watching it, riveted. It's a reaction video, if you want to see the whole thing then subscribe to their Patreon. Isn't that the way it goes for these channels? As far as "you're gonna need a bigger boat", that became a famous line because it was used in "trailer bumpers" between the movies on cable in the 80s, repeated ad infinitum. It's not THAT great of a line, give me a break. It certainly wasn't a major line when I first saw the movie. It's funny how many "iconic" moments are actually just from trailers and coming attraction bumpers from cable that got ingrained in people's consciousness. "Here's Johnny" from The Shining is another. When we first saw that, that line didn't stick any deeper than "Wendy....I'm home!"
I was seven when this came out and I went to see it with my family, at a drive-in.
Still haven't been back in the ocean.
You guys are so funny!! I love your reactions and your channel, thank you so much for sharing this movie
Lines wrapped around the corner to see this movie & the term blockbuster was born
This is the best reaction to Jaws on RUclips I've seen! :)
I like it when you said, "This movie scared the **** out of me!" It's perfect! Heehee! It's so refreshing to hear that expression, which I never hear anymore from anyone. And it's exactly what everyone said back in the 1970s when they saw the movie in the theaters I remember. :)
The TV reporter who was on the beach in a sports coat talking into the microphone was Peter Benchley , the guy who wrote the book on which the movie was based .
My family used to take a week's vacation down in Ormand Beach, Florida every year, and I had a raft like Alex Kitner's. My two cousins and I were paddling out past the breakers on one trip, and I saw a fin break the water not too far away. I FROZE.
My cousins were shouting, and I couldn't hear over the sound of the ocean, and the fools started paddlling TOWARDS the fin! Then I saw another. I suddenly heard my name, and my mother yelling from the beach - SHAAAAAAARK!!! SHAAAAAARK!!! And try to understand that it is NOT EASY to hear someone distinctly through all that ocean noise, plus the boom boxes at the time, the sounds of the crowds, the seagulls, etc., but I heard my mother as clear as day. My name, followed by Shark, Shark.
I practically turned into a human motor boat and ran over the top of the water to get back to shore. The last I saw of my poor cousins, they were still paddling towards the fins. My mother CLEARED THE BEACH with her cries. I mean it was a popular spot, and I clearly wasn't the only one who saw the movie, because many of us were doing Jesus impressions as we ran like cartoon characters over the wave crests.
When I finally felt sand beneath my feet, I looked back to see my poor cousins STILL sitting on their rafts, with PORPOISES literally jumping all around them, playing like they had been training at Sea World. While I was chalk-white and shivering with adrenaline and terror, and my mother had terrified half a mile of beachfront property, my cousins were sitting out there having a completely different - completely MAGICAL experience with a school of near-dolphins.
I was humiliated and embarassed, not to mention jealous because my brave and intelligent cousins had IMMEDIATELY figured out from the shape of the fins that they were NOT sharks, and moreover, that if there were any sharks around, the porpoises would probably protect them, so it was smarter to be near them.
I still don't care at the end of the day, because I saw this movie when I was THREE years old (my parents couldn't find a babysitter), and I didn't learn to swim until I was seven because of it. Even then I was afraid of pools or even to take baths for fear that that stupid shark was going to come up out of the drain to get me somehow. TERRIFYING MOVIE. Gave me recurring nightmares of being stranded in the water and eaten for YEARS.
Now it ranks among my favorite films of all time, but I still get that "sinking" feeling whenever I swim or go boating out in the ocean (even lakes freak me out a little). I just thank the powers that be for the Discovery Channel and Shark Week, and all the researchers who talked me down and instilled in me a great respect (and even begrudging admiration) for those aquatic beauties, because prior to that associated ratings grabber, I thought the worst about them. Thanks for another great reaction/review, and can't wait to see whatever's next!
you two are amazing, i love watching these with you, it brings me back to when i watched it for the first time in the 80's! i like the comment at the end, "maybe Quint still alive, the shark may not have digested him" 😂 glad you two watched this classic. i just met Steven Spielberg recently, he was in my town filming the newest Jurassic Park film.
This movie has never scared me until y’all screamed at the shark. That scared me 😂❤️ Good reaction!
"I think the mayor and the shark might be related. I think they might be cousins." Accurate assessment!
You guys are awesome!!! The story about the bomb was TRUE. USS Indianapolis.
Wasn't there a movie in late 90s or early 2000s about the Indianapolis? Bad memory, sorry, but I swear there was. But I can't remember name of movie.
@@Dave-hb7lx thanks, I kind of remember Nick Cage movie. But, wasn't there a better one. Maybe a history or discovery channels. Like a good documentary.
@@robertahrendt67 There are three. Missing the USS Indianapolis, USS Indianapolis; the Legacy, (that's probably the one you're thinking of, 4 star documentary on Discovery from 2015) and Indianapolis: Live from the Deep
@@sianne79 genius, USS Indianapolis The Legacy 2015, The Loud Guys watch that
The story about the ship with the 700 sailors in the water who were attacked by sharks is true.
I don't believe Quint destroyed the boat on purpose. He was obsessed with killing the shark though . It was a personal obsession for him to kill the shark and he didn't want anyone to help him do it. His experiences in World War II scarred him for life, turning that life into a personal quest for revenge against sharks.
This is an homage or at least a nod to Captain Ahab in Moby Dick
42:33 Check out Spielberg's feature-length directorial debut _Duel_ (1971). It's a sorta scary monster-like film, but set on land. You won't want to go for a drive afterwards. 😉
The shark's death was epic. The head was removed and filled with red paint, squid, and dynamite. The explosion was done in one take. If it failed, they would be in serious trouble. The explosion went off perfectly and Jaws was the first summer blockbuster.
I live in Adelaide South Australia where a lot of the underwater footage for JAWS was shot by Ron and Valerie Taylor at a place called Dangerous reef. The man in the cage was not Richard Dreyfus but a very small stand in diver. The cage was smaller too so that when the real shark came up to the cage it looked bigger. The footage of the shark entangled with the cage was a fluke it just happened to get court up but got free again by it's self. The director liked the shot and put it in the movie. Sadly in the late 90s near the same filming spot a teenaged boy was skiing behind a boat and a real Great white shark attacked him and he lost his life.
You referring to Nick Petersen off Adelaide?
That's wrong
"Shot mostly on location on Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts, Jaws was the first major motion picture to be shot on the ocean, and consequently had a troubled production with issues such as going over budget and past schedule."
@@gailseatonhumbert Shark footage.
Fun fact: That footage of the shark accidentally getting caught up in the cage rigging is the reason Hooper lives at the end. In the book and the original script, he died, but they wanted to use that footage so badly, they change it so he escaped the cage and hid.
You two are so fun to watch!!! I really have fun watching your reactions. Plus, you make me laugh with your senses of humor.
Here's a funny story: I went to see this movie with a group of friends. When that head popped out my friend to my left about ripped my arm out of its socket. Four years later her sister went with me to see Alien. I can't remember which scene it was but she about ripped my right arm out of its socket! Such good memories from the most fun summer of my life!
(*Everybody enters the water*) "This is what the mayor wanted... And, also, the shark."🤣 Another fun and scary movie written by Spielberg is Poltergeist from 1982.
My shark story: A few years ago I was swimming off the coast of Melbourne Beach, Florida and when started to get colder (early evening) a bunch of folks went out the jetty to fish. I caught a fish and just as I was pulling it up out of the water a shark jumped up and bit it off the hook, then a few seconds later, a guy about three people down from me had the same thing happen.
It was just a few feet from where we had been swimming.
BTW, the man who plays the mayor -- Murray Hamilton -- was a wonderful character actor who was in two other GREAT classic movies: The Hustler and The Graduate. They might be interesting reaction videos...
@@Dave-hb7lx Hardly -- especially in those days, when ideology was only an afterthought. You didn't become a small town mayor unless you served well the small businesses in your town. Party didn't matter -- although the democratic party held heavy sway throughout Massachusetts, even in those days. Given Massachusetts politics, he would likely have been a democrat.
Who cares!? That had nothing to do with his behavior. He could have represented either party.
I remember when this movie came out in 1975, no one wanted to swim at the beach. It scared people to the core..
I love your reaction! I was 18 when this came out. It was a summer blockbuster! I saw it several times. It was so much fun. I've seen it so many times I've lost count. Still one of my favorite movies to this day!
The mechanical shark was called "Bruce." The filmmakers had A LOT of trouble with it. So much so that Spielberg and the main cast helped re-write the script and plot beats while on set in Martha's Vineyard to hide the shark for as long as possible. Much of the dialog was ad libbed (made up on the spot), even Roy Scheider's famous line: "I think we need a bigger boat." Robert Shaw (Quint) co-wrote the U.S.S. Indianapolis speech. Shaw was not just a seasoned actor, he was also a famous playwright. The dislike between Richard Dreyfuss (Hooper) and Shaw was real and they snarked at each other on and off camera. It worked great for the movie.
Bit of an overstated myth that. Bruce was actually never scheduled to be used for the beach scenes, so the shark was kept hidden on purpose. The first half of the film went more or less according to the planned schedule, give or take a few bad weather days etc.
Bruce wasn't actually scheduled to be used in any scenes until they went out to sea for the Orca based scenes. That's where it all went wrong and the filming schedule and budget ballooned. The shark didn't work, the tides were too rough, too many sailboats on the horizon etc.
The myth has now morphed into a legend where Bruce was supposed to be used for the beach attack scenes, but that's simply not so.
More info can be found in The Jaws Log and Memories From Martha's Vineyard. 👍
@@lyndoncmp5751 I keep putting in links and RUclips fails to post. Watch "The Shark is Still Working" and the many "Making of" documentaries on the production. You are going off of shooting schedule changes made BECAUSE of the production problems.
@@lyndoncmp5751 The original screenplay had the shark more visible! In fact..much like the opening death of Chrissie in the novel..the original screenplay had the shark fully breaching the water to attack her.
@@its_rick_james_bich2575
The original screenplay and storyboarding was done in late 1973 before they even settled on the final design and working mechanics of the sharks. By the time they started shooting on Martha's Vineyard in May 1974 and knew what the shark mechanics were they had revised their shooting schedule and gone with not seeing the shark in the first half of the film. Bruce simply could not be used in the 4ft or so shallow waters off State Beach and Harthhaven so the shark was no longer scheduled to be used for the beach scenes.
Spielberg said "I really wanted to do the opening attack without seeing the shark. I didn't want it to be a monster movie moment. I thought it could be more scary by not showing the shark". The Chrissie attack was originally going to be done with an electric winch (no shark was ever scheduled) but actress/stunt woman Susan Backlinie preferred man power so that's what they went with.
Carl Gottlieb wrote in The Jaws Log that the pier/holiday roast scene was purposely designed for the man to be in the water with the unseen shark. Again the water was only around 4ft deep. No way to even use Bruce even if they wanted to, which they didn't.
A lot of myths and exaggeration has now sprung up. The shooting schedule clearly shows Bruce was never scheduled to be used until July, when filming moved out to sea. The beach scenes were all filmed May to early July 1974. It was the Orca based scenes where Bruce kept on going wrong and they had to come up with other ideas. The first half of the film was actually filmed more or less on schedule, with few problems. It was the ocean scenes that cased the problems.
I highly recommend The Jaws Log and Memories From Martha's Vineyard.
Cheers.
@@lyndoncmp5751 yes, that’s the point of my comment..the original screenplay. It was only when the mechanics failed in the Atlantic Ocean that the screenplay/storyboard had to be revised. So let’s say the shark didn’t fail..then there’s every reason to believe Spielberg would have gone with the original version. Making it a completely different movie. Less Alfred Hitchcock, and more Jurassic Park type of movie.
The scariest movie Spielberg ever made was Schindler's List
The shark was nicknamed Bruce after Spielberg's lawyer. It was built and operated by the guy who did the giant squid attacking the Nautilus in Disney's classic 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and was infamous for breaking down during filming.. And I love how Ben Gardner still shocks after all these years!!. BTW, fun fact: some shots of that scene were actually filmed in a swimming pool and apparently milk was added to make the water look 'ocean murky'.
This Jaws story is inspired of the true story from the horror event "Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916."
One of my favorite movies and I recently saw it on the big screen for the first time local theater was showing in in 3D and digital loved it on the big screen because wow you get the size of Bruce then as only a theater can.
This is a true horror classic.
saw this as a kid at the drive-in. A kid in the car next to us lost her sh!t and they left . i don't swim in the ocean ... scarred for life !
Sharks can swim and exist in brackish water. Bull sharks have been spotted 50 miles inland in rivers, from the coasts of Florida!!
41:41 “This was some fucking scary movie”
Lol well said
Great Reaction! 🤣When Jaws came out in 1975, people were afraid to go into the water after that. Also yes you should watch Jaws 2, it's very good.
17:23 aww she’s so cute in her English “how much courageous u can be?”
I think you'd enjoy "Close encounters of the Third Kind". Spielberg and Dreyfus together again in 1977. With music by John Williams, of course.
I completely agree, I just said the same thing. It's also got that great sequence in India. I really hope they do that one!
The heavy cruiser Indianapolis (CA-35) took two Japanese torpedoes on July 30, 1945. She was headed for Leyte, to join the task force at Okinawa in the closing days of WW2, after the huge attack there, which had lasted from April until June. Loaded with armament, she sank in twelve minutes. 300 of the 1195 crewmen went down with the ship. Up to 150 were killed by sharks. The mention of the ship still draws a moment of silence.
I grew up on Martha’s Vineyard, the island where the movie was filmed. It’s always been one of my favorites, and since it’s far to expensive to live there for me now, it’s a nice bit of nostalgia to see all the beaches and towns from my childhood. Loved the reaction, gonna have to go and watch it again for myself now
This is what the mayor wanted!...and also the shark. 😂😂😂👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽😂😂😂
You guys are the perfect candidates to watch this movie. Thank you and hope to see more great reactions!
OMG, you edited out one of the best lines... "You're gonna need a bigger boat!"🚢
The film is based on the book, Jaws, written by Peter Benchley. On the July Forth beach scenes there is a reporter talking to the audience. That is Peter Benchley.
Y'all be safe.
"This Movie scared the shit out of me!'
Best review EVER!!!
Can you imagine watching it in 1975?!
Incredible movie, incredible review!
The explosion and the chum from the shark would probably draw tigers from hundreds of miles around, so their paddle back to the beach could probably be a movie all in itself.
This was a great reaction, I've always loved seeing both of your enthusiasm and engagement with what you watch, both on this channel and your other one. This is a timeless classic of American cinema, and one of the best of director Steven Spielberg, who I happen to share a birthday with lol. It always instills in me a genuine and authentic dread of not only the ocean, but of the unknown in general, as when you walk through life, you don't always know or fully understand what you're getting yourself into until it swims up and bites you where it counts. If there's any other film I would recommend from him after this one, it would be my absolute favorite of his, as well as my personal favorite film of all time, the 1993 film "Jurassic Park". Thanks a lot for this reaction, it was awesome hearing your perspectives as always ❤️
Peter Benchley the author of the book Jaws played the TV news reporter on the beach during the 4th of July.
I currently live in Orlando Florida, which is an hour away from the Gulf of Mexico and in the opposite direction. We are an hour away from the Atlantic Ocean. I grew up in Destin, Florida and Panama City, Florida, USA and we always knew as kids not to swim at sunrise or sunset, because that is when they feed typically.
I am 39 now and we still see shark bites once or twice per year on the local news, but sharks really only come close to the shore when their food supply decreases during the summer months
That movie scared the shit out of me too.
I was about 7 and my brother 5 when our parents took us too the drive in to watch One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest. We were too young to understand that so we watched this out of the back window and just screamed.
your more likely to get hit by lightning than be eaten by a shark XD this is one of my fave films and I always watch it if its on telly. The head in the boat makes me jump every time ! and I say yes to jaws 2 :)
Loved your reaction. You both are so funny to watch. 🎉❤I was a child when this came out, saw it at the cinema, it was sooo scary. I have remained scared to go out to far in the ocean to this day even though I live at the beach called Mount maunganui in New Zealand. I love the beach but stay close to shore. Lol we mainly have whales, on occasion they come on land, get stranded, have to rescue them back out.
Looking forward to seeing the next movie you watch with you. ❤
20:00 Peter Benchley who wrote the book "Jaws"
I love that after being eaten and blown up, he thought Quint might be ok.
I way snockeling in the the Dominican Repubic around 25 years ago with my best friend Mark when i suddendly met a full on family of great nurse sharks. It was the best time of my life. Jaws is also my favovite movie. I am not surprised it scared you because it scared me. Keep up the good work guys xxx
This was great, guys! Dude said, "where is your life jacket?!"
I was a teen-ager when this came out and it freaked people out so much that some would not go into any body of water--not a river, not a lake, not even a swimming pool.
One of the boys with fake shark fin was recently elected sheriff of this Island
This is going to be fun!! Are you guys in for a wild ride. So glad to be riding along. Be right back, getting popcorn & a water! Ok, let's roll. 🥰
This was the best reaction to this movie I’ve ever seen.
I love these two indviduals' accents!! It's so adorable!!
Interesting enough, people often forget that this story was based on a real event where a series of shark attacks terrorized the East Coast (especially Montauk, New York) back in the early 1960s.
FUN FACT: The shark in this movie was entirely mechanical. JAWS was one of the first prime examples of animatronics (mechanical puppets) in cinema and celebrated for its ingenuity for the time. Since computers weren't that advanced, Animatronics were pretty much the go-to way to operate big scary creatures from 1975 Jaws for over twenty years, most notably for the 1980s Alien franchise and the 1993 film, Jurrasic Park (and its early sequels).
Hi! I just found your channel and you both are so wonderful. I want to tell you a story about the first time I saw this movie. I was about 11 yrs old and they played this movie on TV after it had been out of the theater for awhile. I had heard so many people say it was scary so I was afraid to watch it. I think my grandmother turned on the movie and then left the room to do something else. As I'm watching it I kept thinking this is interesting but it's not scary at all. Why are people saying this is scary? Then Hooper went in the water to check out the other boat and the face of the guy floated by. I was SO SCARED, lol. I left the room and didn't watch the rest of the movie until years later in life. I really love the movie now though. Thank you for the great reaction. : )
Thank you I love you guys keep doing this it makes me see we have so much in common in regards to are natural reactions. Good job expressing and presenting JAWS 🦈
I am going to explain everything you need to know about American politics…
The man who is the mayor in Jaws is still the mayor in Jaws II.
Well. Bull sharks HAVE been caught in the Ganges (There's even a shark specifically called the Ganges Shark, it's its own subspecies native to the river) but the thing I'd be more worried about would be the killer catfish that have swelled to shark-like sizes from eating corpses. Jeremy Wade pulled a 9 foot long Goonch out of there with a mouth easily big enough to fit a guy's shoulders down its gullet.....
Also this movie gave me nightmares for years. I've been through two tornadoes, a flood and a very scary plane landing over the years but THIS MOVIE is the thing that gave me nightmares...
Oh man these two have the best reaction to this movie. First time seeing these two and after watching this reaction, had to subscribe. They are so damn adorable to watch! Looking forward to watching other reactions with them! 😄
9:24 What the "24 hours is like 3 weeks" statement actually means is that for every 24 hours in which summer tourists can't go to the beach will result in a loss of 3 weeks income for the small business owners of Amity Island. Remember as the mayor said, Amity is a summer town in which all the residents' livelihoods depend almost solely on summer tourists. This is the case with many beach towns in the Eastern United States like Cape Cod, Massachusetts and Cape May, New Jersey. It wasn't meant to be an exaggeration of how long a day without the beach feels.
Another fun time. Thank you very much.
Great reaction¡. You two were very personal. I enjoyed so much! Great thanks to you both.
18:02 Even a Manliest man can't handle his manliness.
That was a fun reaction to watch!!! Thanks!!!
I loved this reaction, and especially each time you guys jumped and screamed in unison!! 💟🤣😂💟 You two are great together, and are hilarious. Earned another subscriber 🤩
That was a great reaction. So genuine....
look up the story of Matawan New Jersey this is what the movie is based off of... I actually visited all those locations they have a memorial for the people that were killed... But yes I used to live in Northern New Jersey we used to go down the shore all the time... Here's my shark story I was about 10 years old or 11 years old this was back in the mid 80s.I was on vacation with my parents and my siblings and one morning we woke up we had Beach front hotel and we noticed a few people out there near something big on the beach...The town name is Wildwood crest New Jersey .. well anyway we walked out towards what people were looking at it was a shark washed up had no teeth and back then we didn't know too much about sharks... Well anyway it was a pretty fresh kill The body didn't smell yet And the shark was upright, So the kids in the area we took turns sitting on it while our parents took pictures... So I have a bunch of pictures of me as a kid sitting on top of a big shark...Then we took pictures of the body you know the mouth area and the whole body..Well anyway It had no teeth at all it was cut out.Well anyway we waited around and finally they brought in a bulldozer bucket loader to get the shark off the beach but before they did they documented the length it was close to 17 feet long..Still didn't know what kind of shark it was they removed it and put it on the truck.. Well anyway as I got a little older I would look at the photo albums and I finally realize what kind of shock it was actually after I understood what species sharks were in it became more popular well it was a white shark 100%..And it was a female Females are always bigger when it comes to white sharks they give birth to live young.. So what must've happened is fisherman caught the shark Killed it and removed its jaws.. Which is really sad to think about
sorry for the misspellings Talk to text doesn't always work correctly
I was 10 years old when I saw it and probably didn't speak for 2 days after wouldn't even go in a swimming pool after haha
Great reaction to one of my alltime fave movies. The musical score is ICONIC!
I was in Florida once and I was walking along a pier and someone who was fishing had caught a baby blacktip reef shark and was showing it off before throwing it back in the water (alive of course). I got to touch it. The shark felt a lot rougher than it looked.
Roy Scheider had made the classic The French Connection (AA, Best Picture, 1971), with Gene Hackman.
If you haven’t seen Lake Placid, I do believe you would enjoy it. It’s a spoof of the creature feature type of movie. Funny as shit, staring Bill Pullman, Bridgette Fonda, Oliver Platt, Brendan Gleeson and Betty White.
I first watched this when I was 10. I've seen it at least two dozen times.
I love the intimacy when you guys are scared .JAWS was childhood my ocean horror After years of research I respect them just like wolves and bears.! As a child, I had a nightmare of my bed was being in the middle of the ocean surrounded by sharks.
I had the same nightmare!
I’ve heard of people who were even afraid to take baths after seeing this film. I’m not joking. They must have smelled pretty bad. 😂
The head underwarter scene made popcorn and drinks fly all over the theater. I saw it when it came out way back when. Your reactions are always fun. Maybe check out the movie Orca?
Orca is good, but not as fun. It's a very sad movie.
LOL you both jumped at the head scene awesome reaction!
Knew they would!
Love your reactions. If you start DC Comics movies soon, you might want to take my advice and do it in this order:
Superman (1978) and Superman II (1981) are really good and a great place to start (you don't have to watch Superman III-IV, unless you want to). The same goes for Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) (also, you don't have to watch Batman Forever or Batman & Robin, unless you want to). After those, watch Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy and then you can watch the DCEU movies that lead into today (Man of Steel, Batman v Superman, etc.).
The first Superman is great! Personally, I don't like superhero movies at all but that first Superman is really great. (and I like the second one MUCH better now that I've seen the Donner cut. I never liked it previously).
They're making a new movie about a three thousand-year-old shark, it's called GUMS. Quints boat is named Orca (killer whale) Orca's hunt and kill sharks, including great whites.
13:52 ... it is a fish. Just a really big fish. Definition: Sharks are fish. They live in water, and use their gills to filter oxygen from the water. Sharks are a special type of fish known because their body is made out of cartilage instead of bones like other fish.
Greetings from New Orleans..digging the reactions and commentary