Jaws Official Trailer #1 - Richard Dreyfuss, Steven Spielberg Movie (1975) HD
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Jaws Official Trailer #1 - Richard Dreyfuss, Steven Spielberg Movie (1975) HD
Jaws Trailer - Directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Roy Scheider Robert Shaw Richard Dreyfuss Lorraine Gary and Murray Hamilton An insatiable great white shark terrorizes the townspeople of Amity Island, The police chief, an oceanographer and a grizzled shark hunter seek to destroy the bloodthirsty beast.
Universal - 1975
I saw this movie when it came out in 1975. People in the theater screamed.
I was one of them...I was only 6 yrs old....lol
Jesus Nieves 6?? That must have been horrifying
me 2...I was exactly 6 yrs old...I couldn't sleep 4 days....lol
@@VOMITQUEEN yes... absolutely , is one of those movies the get you under your skin....specialty the music score.
Me too....That was probably me you heard screaming. lol.
Jaws: Keeping people away from the beach since 1975.
Forget the beach - when I saw this as a kid, swimming pools and the bath tub terrified me.
Richard Carrier Lol I saw this movie I wasn’t that afraid I just didn’t swim on the beach...
lol
This!
@@richardcarrier9536 Omigosh, I can't believe you said that! After I saw Jaws, I would not get in the bath tub. It was a ridiculous fear and I KNEW it - there's no dang shark in the tub!!! Didn't matter. I would not get in a bath tub of water for a very long time.
My dad always talked about this movie...And finally when I saw this if left me speechless. My dad is no more but his memories are with me.
🥺
This is such a sweet way to look at it. He lives on in you!! ❤
@@brittanyb_contributing2society that a great way to say it 😮❤
Your Dad has a soul and everlasting life. Pray 🙏 for him. You will see him again.
He had great taste in movies.
Do not remake this movie. No amount of CGI digital effects can do justice. There aren't any more acting giants like Shaw and the chemistry of all three including a director who took 8 hours to do one shot because the alternative shot which took 1 hour would not have the same effect. He held out for the movie he wanted to make. Classic Shaw and Scheider.
amen
Agreed!!! A timeless classic and it should remain so!!!
I agree ...they gonna ruin this immortal classic
If I was going to remade this movie (Which I’m not) I would never use CGI on this movie, I would a 100% get a mechanical shark cause CGI looks like balls, sure I would use CGI on some parts but never on Bruce a.k.a The Shark
what if. they wanted to make a movie based on jaws novel.... again. is it still considered a remake
It's been 45 years since this masterpiece hit the big screen. I have so many good memories with this movie. Rest in Peace Roy and Robert, the two legends who brought this movie to life.
Richard is still alive.
Roy/Brody passed away.
Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, and Richard Dreyfuss just worked SO well together. People call out for another JAWS movie, but why I do not know! Without these guys, there will never be a movie quite like it! Just take the scene with the song "Show me the way to go home, bum bum bum"! Pure Class, how could you ever beat that in any sequel!? Probably one of the BEST movies ever made for it's time, and forever a true classic!
Richard and Steven Spielberg are the other two legends still alive to bring this classic to us.
I was about 10 years old when I first saw this. Haven't been back in the ocean since.
Same here.! It fucked me up psychologically.! And I use to be a surfer..!
10 yrs old as well when I saw this movie....scariest thing I had ever seen.
Same
Mary Patterson my man:) this and creature from black lagoon help me to fear deep places as hell-I love water but big no for swiming
I was literally afraid to get in the bath tub after seeing this movie.
"See it......before you go swimming" Truer works never spoken. Saw this in theaters and totally scared me enough that even swimming in a pool freaked me out.
Swimming in a pool doesn't scare me a bit
Joyce Williams I didn’t watch Jaws until I was 14. I am now 26
Eh I watched it and I was just fine
What about now
are you ok going into pools now?
49 years old today.
Happy Anniversary, Jaws.
Back in the 70s we had bad trailers and graet movies. Now wehave great trailers and bad movies.
So true.
Disney makes great trailers, but awful movies. Universal makes great trailers, decent movies, Paramount makes great trailers, great movies, Warner Bros. make great trailers, decent movies, and Sony makes awful trailers, awful movies.
@Sahar1041 whats the point😅😂
Dennis The Menace Explain Aladdin then
@Dennis The Menace
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Yeah, sure, good trailers these days hehehehe Good when they don't spoil and give away the damned movie that they're supposed to be selling hehehehehehe
Nearly 50 years old and still the best shark movie ever made. One of the best from the 1970s.
Shark movie? How about best "movie" ever made? Name one better..Drama, Comedy, Acting, Directing.
@anuragrajput8645IT? Lmao
One of the greatest movies ever made, of any genre. Period.
Saw this when I was 5. Then my mother made me take a bath and I was scared shitless!
Me too. Lol. Saw this when I was 5. This is when I started to shower.
Omg same, I wouldn't even go to the toilet 😂😂
Tracie T ;oh my god! I don't think sharks will come and get you in the bathroom tub,shark are way too big to fit in the bathtub.
I never had that problem when I saw Jaws as a little kid. Surpsingly, I never was too scared to go swimming, the only scene that really made me shiver was Quints death. There was something about the screaming and the blood that gave me chills for years!
I joked that a great White could live in my parents hot tub , he could grin with his Razor sharp teeth every time my mother looked in the mirror ;)
Doesn't matter how many shark films are made, no one will beat Jaws.
Juan Gabriel Agreed!
Juan Gabriel you mean because the rest are crap perhaps?
Except the megaladon
@@skyejeremiah7780 yep
@lilmisspiggyu ikr I watched it xd
That narrator is everything.
"It is as if God created the Devil and gave him...JAWS." I love that line!
I wish they would recreate his voice and use it for new horror film trailers.
Percy Rodrriguez. I always think of Star Trek "Court Martial". "....Finney"
I'm sure they could. He's great@@GrantPearson
@@markloveless1001 "Computers don't lie!"
I love that episode.
Awesome trailer for one of the best movies ever made. That fact that it was made 40 years ago before CGI effects and computer tricks makes it even more impressive on so many levels.
In the documentary of Spielberg, it is said that they cannot get the shark to work properly, so they had to film shots of the fin swarming around in the water just to milk it for all it’s worth, and film still made money. I think the phrase jumping the shark came when Jaws’ sequels got stale.
Being filmed the old way is what makes this movie and all the great movies of its time so enjoyable. It gives them a mystery and a grit that new movies simply lack. Movies of today are too slick and too clear, just not believable.
@@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9 "Jumping the shark" is phrase from a scene in Happy Days when Fonzie jumps over a shark.
prob the unique shark movie that is goof the new ones are kinda strange
@@TheThejayman32 RIP Roy Scheider
"see it BEFORE you go swimming"
now this is how a trailer should be!
I was 10 when this came out, to me it had a far bigger impact on me than Star Wars that came out a few years later. Anything that's at the top of the food chain is going to be dangerous, nature is designed like that.
leokimvideo Hey it's baby toy channel man!
LEOKIMVIDEO!
It's I like sharks tis is a fiction
leokimvideo i
true better than star wars!
Apparently, this movie was a pain in the ass to film but the final product was flawless. One of the greatest horror movies of all time. "Jaws" is the reason why I never go to the beach. Sharks are such terrifying yet fascinating creatures. This film will NEVER leave my movie collection.
R.I.P. Roy Scheider.
I wouldn't call it a "Horror movie". It's scary, terrifying even! Maybe. But even so, it's a good scare. An exciting one! Jaws is more for entertainment and fun scares!
It’s actually no longer a horror, if you understand it better and look at our environmental problems you will realise that it is a tragedy.
Can copy this movie but never duplicate it
And Robert shaw
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 Both.
Ah, the movie that made everyone so scared to jump in the water, the movie that made the shark a fearsome killer monster, the movie that made Steven Spielberg a major name in the world of Hollywood, and one that, along with the first Star Wars film in 1977 two years later, kick-started the Summer Movie craze that continues today. This was truly Universal in its 93-year (1912 - 2005) cinematic prime. It's sad that the Universal of today cannot recapture the greatness it once held during its glory period.
Rebecca Clark
People changed since then. Not just Universals fault.
Rebecca Clark People no longer have the patience to sit through an hour of growing suspense before they get a clear view of the Creature. They want immediate action.
Rebecca Clark zzz
You really think their prime lasted until 2005? They were about to file bankruptcy in 1993 until Jurassic Park saved the studio.
Really , didnt know that
Still one of the greatest films. I remember my mom & dad coming home from the theatre. My mom was obviously shook, she kept saying "That poor girl, she kept screaming for god to help her, that poor girl..."
the opening sequence is a landmark in suspence, and it's still riveting.
They say that Maniac ripped it off except this time the "shark" was on land in the form of a serial killer
@@postersandstuff you mean the horror film
@@postersandstuff hungry Shark?
Alfred Hitchcock moment.
Old movie but still legendary
Just a no hold's barred great movie!
TheKillerTurtle agreed
So scary
So true
It gets better with the years passing
The scene of Robert Shaw describing his ordeal aboard USS Indianapolis is worth the price of admission. Dreyfuss and Schieder sit there in utter amazement!
Robert Shaw did the speech in one take. Could take the top spot in the history of cinema.
Was it also not scrippted ?
@@braixy642 Nah, but it was Shaw himself who wrote it and he said the entire speech while being drunk simultaneously. It’s frightening how stable he was.
Brilliant scene. Shaw is mesmerizing telling the story. And it also explains why his character Quint had such a strong, pathological hatred of sharks.
Probably one of, if not the, greatest films ever made. I know I’ll never get tired of it.
Steven Spielberg was indeed much ahead of his time with movies like Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, Jurassic Park, Hook, Saving Private Ryan....the the list is endless...Guess Jaws was not only a cult movie of its time but in the history of movies ever made..Only a director of that class can make a movie like Jaws not showing the shark almost half way through the movie yet it gave almost all the audience a chill running down our spine...Sir....it was a treat to have been an audience for your movies and a blessing to have been able to view your movies this life...Love from India....
JAWS: "See It Before You Go Swimming".
JAWS 2: see before you go BACK in the water
Oh please I like SeaWorld as much as the next person but that tagline is ridiculous. I didn't even see Jaws 3
Jaws:The Revenge: See a good movie instead
I love Jesus Christ
Watch movie Jaws
The first summer blockbuster. Scared more people than any horror movie ever made. Greatest soundtrack, classic characters and Spielberg's big debut.
Spielberg wanted to direct Lucky Lady with Burt Reynolds and Liza Minelli but he asked Sid Sheinberg President of Universal Pictures for his advice and Sheinberg said he could make the other movie but it wouldn’t have any commercial appeal so he got forced into making Jaws. All the production problems persisted and Spielberg remained angry and bitter at Sheinberg the whole shoot but it paid off because Spielberg became a household name and went on to keep making great movies after another. If we didn’t have Jaws as hard as it was to make we wouldn’t have Spielberg’s legacy the way it is.
Idk I think Alien beat Jaws as far as scary movies go..of course it was 4 years later
A masterpiece. Film's like this 2001: a space oddessey, Star Wars, Psycho and many others will never be forgotten.
"what's your name again?!"
"Chrissie."
"where are we going?!"
"swimming."
A terrifying film. To get an idea of the impact even after nearly 50 years the theme music still works. A masterpiece.
Jaws is my all time favourite film
@@JoelCraikesame here friend it’s a masterpiece I watch it every year
A must watch. Everything about this movie from acting to storyline to direction is top notch. Highly recommended.
The reason why the shark couldn't be scene in the beginning attacks were because Steven Speilberg couldn't get Bruce (the mechanical shark) to work. I honestly think that if the shark had been shown during the first attack it wouldn't have had the fear gripping effect it had on people
I thought he named him tom
Nope the shark's name is Bruce.
Thank
Thats mad but yer definitely true better to not of shown him yet and it worked out better
Spielberg has always said that himself.
If you know me at all, you know this is my all-time favorite movie. I grew up with it, I've written papers on it, and it still haunts my nightmares nearly 40 years later.
It is also my favourite movie!
Christian Thuller Next month is the 40th anniversary of this classic. I'll cross my fingers for a limited re-release; it would be interesting to see how the first blockbuster competes with the new kids, wouldn't it?
A limited re-release is happening next month. It's close to me and I'm going to see it for sure
Ryan Proctor If you have links, dates, times, places, the name of a good motel, *please put them up here!*
It's my favorite movie too, but it doesn't give me nightmares, because I know sharks aren't that vicious.
Jaws was released 40 years ago today. Because of this film:
Steve Spielberg became a household name, Robert Shaw gave the best and most memorable performance of his career and movies were never the same again.
I think Jaws actually helped start a new era of exciting movies that lasted through to the 90s - exciting films which relied on good stories, good acting and good cinematography.
And jaws the shark ruined sharks reputation forever. So yep definetely a win for all :)
@@thewhoman3182 Jaws actually made me love sharks even more! (as an adult)
@@skerr808 Sadly, that isn’t the case for everyone. Jaws had a severely negative impact on some people, as they thought that sharks were mindless killing machines who only thought about blood and death. Because of this fervent attitude to killing sharks, they have become severely endangered and even became smaller in size making their magnificence fade away.
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 Well, not everyone apparently. :)
This masterpiece has lost nothing, it still has bite!
The beginning of this trailer is legendary.
Steven Spielberg rocks at these movies.
True
This is my favorite movie ever. It has an amazing score, amazing actors, amazing dialogue, and amazing sense of emotion. You can tell when there scared, sad, happy, all that. I can’t believe this movie was made over 40 years ago. I can’t tell you how much I love this movie. I love the trailer too. It seem legit so Ima just believe this was legit the trailer from the 1970s.
It will never be topped
Every start of my summer vacation, i put this movie on with a couple of beers and some cigarettes and watch it.
This movie start's the endless summer for me, and i have done it since i was fifteen, and now i'm almost thirty years old.
The movie get's better and better each year.
Cant wait for Friday the 19th of June :3
R.I.P.
Roy Scheider
Nov 10, 1932 - Feb 10, 2008
Well, with the exception of the shark getting blown up at the end this is pretty much the whole movie right here!
The outstanding actors. The tense music. The great white taking down 3 barrels! Quint's agonizing final moments. That horrifying trailer. This movie had it all...and I loved every minute of it!!
Interesting how a movie can have such an impact on people to be afraid of the water.
The same with Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, because everybody was afraid to take a shower.
Was? I'm still scared of the damned shower
Sorry for the confusion. I'm actually talking in general.
Well I'm not afraid to take a shower. I don't live with a psycho mommys boy who dresses up as an old dead woman.
And I've always been afraid of the water in general.
Ok, I understand.
Nice Alfred Hitchcock reference
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the events that inspired this movie
No events inspired this movie it's based on a book
Yeti Man the events inspired the book, the book inspired the movie
+Yeti Man Jersey Shark Attacks of 1916, Benchley wrote the novel because of those
100th anniversary????
@@YMPictures The book is inspired by events in around 1917 or some old date like that. It's true. I'll always remember the name of one of the victims; Lester Stilwell.
The first ever summer blockbuster
And still a good one it's on 1 of the HBO channels right now
The greatest movie ever made
One of the best movies of all time ! A real classic !
this makes me so sad. 273,000,000 sharks are killed annually by us, and 4.2 people are killed by a shark each year. you are more likely to get killed by a coconut ( true) than by a shark. we cut their dorsal fins off, for soup, and them chuck them back in the water to die slowly. sharks are not killing machines. we are. SHARE THIS
ell piron wtf 4.2 do u mean average
I agree
ell piron true. Here we are. The most intelligent species to ever live. And what do we do? Destroying the only World we will ever have. Sometimes I think the best scientific profe of god is that God does not want to ever talk to us.
Very true
ell piron 🙏🏼🖖🏼 respect
It was around 3AM in the morning. I was in my village, mother was asleep and I was in my kitchen. I was drawing when the movie came on the TV. I left my art aside and watched the whole movie. From then, this movie is in my top 10, I regret nothing.
And they say modern films show too much in the trailer!
I thought that the shark wasn't shown because technology back then was bad so they couldn't afford the effects?
*****
Good man, Wut. Keep it old school.
But they showed some of the best scenes, and lines in the movie.
+bob rew you know that now.... You didn't know that before you ever saw the movie
Yousif Alfuraiji
They could afford them, but they were primitive and unreliable. They had to get someone out of retirement to build the sharks....
Easily Spielberg's best and most balanced film ( Raiders is close too). What makes JAWS so good is that Spielberg has been blessed with great actors, a superb script, and the idea of "less is more". People forget that with a few exceptions Spielberg's films have been rather spotty, especially after E.T. Also Jurassic Park was actually not that well reviewed and Schindler's List actually gave Spielberg a huge critical boost. Regardless, I was ten when I saw JAWS and thought it was the greatest thing ever. Now as an adult, it's obvious that JAWS gas aged way better than me!
Tommy Petersen Jurassic Park and E.T. remain beloved classics
Ha! People were lining up around the block to see Jurassic Park. It came out when there were still plenty of people in the dino craze.
Less is more,so true.
Jurassic Park was critically well received
Really? I haven’t really seen any major criticism of Jurassic park, it’s idea was just so good and it’s execution too
The guy who narrated this has the coolest voice ever. He sets the mood for each trailer. Even the Taxi Driver trailer, which was also amazing!
Also the voice of the Locknar orb in "Heavy Metal".
Percy Rodriguez
My dad has seen this movie when he was 9 years old and here is me an 18 year old watching the Jaws trailer. One of the best horror movies I think I have ever seen.
Not only one of the best horror movies, one of the greatest movies ever made period!
One of the great examples of: "They don't make 'em like they use to."
FOREVER A CLASSIC
When you're abuela make you sit and watch old classics with her and you somewhat start enjoying it. I love this movie.
It still holds up today, movie making at its best
This is how a trailer should be made and presented. The best of the best.
We had it good at 10 years old back then! Jaws, Star Wars, Close Encounters, Apocalypse Now….moviemaking at its best ✅✅
Unquestionably one of the best films that Spielberg directed, though my personal favourite is Jurassic Park.
Jurassic Park is a great film but Jaws is better..
Jurassic Park is my favorite as well with Jaws second
This is my favourite movie of all time.
Released 45 years ago today . . . JUNE 20TH, 1975.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JAWS!
🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈🦈
A Classic. Percy Rodriguez is a legend
Happy, Happy, Happy 40th Anniversary "Jaws"!
Jaws will never ever in a million years get old
Jaws and Deep Blue Sea are the best shark movies of all time, also my childhood movies.
The movie turns 45 today!
Still a classic in every way
Between the shark animatronics the music by John Williams the suspense and the actors this is the first summer blockbuster that set the template for many to come
Even my sister confessed to me a while back she’s terrified of sharks
A big bite of cinema history!
"See it before you go swimming." That HAS to be one of the best movie taglines ever.
Horror movies are being remade left and right. It's only a matter of time before Hollywood decides to pull this film off the shelf and take a CGI shit all over it.
+Jupiter9099 No matter how bad that movie may be, it can't possibly be worse than Jaws: The Revenge.
+Tommy Dee 100% agree
Which is kind of a shame, because mechanical shark technology has likely come a long way since 75'
And? It's not like it's going to take away the enjoyment of the original. There's room for both original & remake movies to exist & sometimes I like remakes more then the originals.
Riley Raine When used smartly, CGI can be pretty cool. When used lazily, CGI can be downright annoying.
its been 11 years and this JAWS Trailer feels like watching a new trailer! Its awsome!
this is the best shark movie ever made ..and will forever hold the #1 spot....
this is the best movie ever made.
Yep
Nope
Cyclone57 have you ever seen The Dark Knight (2008)
Zion Whitmire Classics are better than modern ;)
Bah
One of my favorite movies of all time. I wasn’t even born then. I’m still “baby”. I can watch this movie over and over and not get tired of it. It’s a classic and one of the best movies ever made. Steven Spielberg has made a work of art. This trailer scares me more then the movie.
Agreed
Still my favourite film 3 brilliant acting performances
"That's some bad hat Harry" 😂😂😂 Greatest line in cinema history.
Jaws is the best shark movie no one can replace this masterpiece
Jaws is my all time favourite film
I don’t care how many times I have seen this masterpiece. It could be a million, it will always scare me. It can never bore me
one of the best film of '70s and still is today
Pretty sure everyone watched this when they where 7/8 😂
I did, at least. This and Jurassic Park were two of my favorites as a kid.
How I didn't gain lifelong trauma, I will never know.
Not if you were 18 when it came out.
It was a PG in the states, and only an 'A' certificate in Britain, so yes quite possible that people did see it aged 7 or 8. I always thought it had been an X in the 70's, but no...
Chloe Marsh no I watched this when I was 11 or 12 years old
I'm 22 and about to watch it today for the first time.
I saw this movie when I was 8 and the scene where Ben Gardner's head pops out of the boat scared the hell out of me. I was watching the movie with my best friend and wasn't paying full attention to the scene and I saw the head in the reflection of my window which made me look at the screen. I was so scared I buried my face into my pillow.
Anybody is here now to see this trailor in 2021.
This movie is blockbuster still for now.
This is still haunting today... and a good Steven Spielberg film.
This trailer is basically the movies greatest hits of moments . I've been hooked ever since I first saw that shark devour Robert Shaw . That moment was and still is the most bloodiest moment in cinema history.
Same!! First watched it in 2008
When this movie released in 1975,I wasn't born yet!
Neither was I
I wasn’t born until 2006
I wasnt born when this came out but I was shown it when I was seven I was petrified to go in the water and sit on the toilet but now ive got used to sharks by watching them all and now I love sharks😀
My mom took forever to let me watch this until one night when we had nothing else to watch. Yet I still love the water and love this movie
It’s as if god created the devil and gave him jaws 😆 brilliant. Such a good film
Movies used to be such an immersive experience, with such vivid stories.
no one today would watch past 5 seconds of this. they are too busy on their mePhones taking selfies and instant messaging their 8,000 online friends. 3 min trailer. You don't see these anymore. I saw this when it came out. Scared me so hard I was never going into any ocean after that.
It’s funny how one of the scariest films ever made is also one of the most fun summer films of all time!
This film came out when I was 12 and lead me on a lifetimes fascination with great white sharks and sharks in general/ I've did numerous cage dives in south Africa and port Lincoln Australia with the biggest just over 5 metres / next stop Guadalupe mexico
Did you know that if you play jaws backwards it’s a heart warming movie about a shark giving people limbs?
“It as if God created the Devil, and gave him, JAWS.”
Damn...
jaws is not devil, we human are devil, we kill 100 million shark every day than shark kill 5 human every year.
The Mighty Sketch VERY TRUE
@@themightysketch2815 real life Sharks 🦈 are killing machines but Jaws was created to be a real killing machine who would spare no one.
No offense to the great George Burns who won the Oscar for best supporting actor at the 1976 Oscar ceremony for the film The Sunshine Boys, but Robert Shaw gave the best performance by an actor in a supporting role that year. His character was at odds with himself, the Sherriff, the marine biologist, the town and of course the shark. It seems whenever I see a character who is at odds with the world a great performance is about to be had. Shaw's performance in this film did not even receive a nomination which just goes to show that the issues in today's headlines regarding the Oscars is as old as time and memorial.
Shaw was brilliant! Other than the shark, Shaw's character was the scariest thing on screen!
I watched this movie so many times. I wasn’t born when it came out, but when I saw this on Vudu I was interested.
I remember when I was a kid I used to watch this when it was on TV and eventually I got the entire collection on VHS and I would watch them almost every day after school
i was a kid when this came out , no matter how many movies of sharks were made after that one , this one still hits me everytime i go for a swim.
this still scares the heck out of me
The one thing I like about the trailer is that they don’t reveal the actual shark and it adds some sort of suspense until you actually see it in theaters unlike movies nowadays where they reveal the killer within 5 seconds of the trailer which does not add but really drop everyone’s suspense and expectations because you already know what you’re getting into
Is it me or i love old horror movies from the 70s and 80s
Jaws won three Academy Awards: Best Film Editing, Best Original Dramatic Score, and Best Sound.
It was also nominated for Best Picture.
It's definitely a crying and horrible shame they don't make magnificent and legendary movies like this anymore. The film industry has died.