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Good ol' Ben Gardener scaring the holy crap out of people since !975
I was 13 when I saw this, I jumped at this scene.
Quinn is Ahab from Moby Dick and has an obsession that killed him just like Ahab. The two others were just witnesses who survived.
John Williams 1st 'Best Original Score' Oscar was for this film. Fantastic soundtrack!
By the way Emma.
Quint's monologue about the USS Indianapolis is a true story.
It's probably one of the most epic monologues in movie history
Except they used the wrong date for some reason.
Oh!!! So cool!!!
@@EmmaReactions And Robert Shaw wrote the monolog.
@@zedwpd Probably so that Quint's death would coincide with its 30th anniversary.
The Navy officially blamed the Indy's commander, Capt McVay, for the disaster. His name wasn't cleared until the 1990s when the incident was declassified.
The attack of the guy in the pond still gets me every time, it's the most graphic and realistic shark attack ever filmed, truly terrifying.
The head in the hole of the boat is the best jump scare in movie history. IMO.
We stayed out of the water and on the boardwalk that summer. Everybody was busy walking their ‘invisible dogs.’
Please never forget the real monster in this story. Mayor Vaughn
I LOVE how u tell them to hush when they r drunk and singing and shark is coming for them. SHHH!!! 😂
A horror movie that also had a heart (Chief Brody's young son imitating his every move at the dinner table, is always a favorite scene of mine).
Now that she's seen this, Emma should go back and rewatch the first moments of the movie "Airplane!" -- she will now recognize the opening scene of that move as a spoof of the 'Jaws' opening, with an airplane's tail sticking up out of the clouds standing in for the shark. 🙂
One of the greatest movies ever made in my humble opinion ❤
I read a fantastic comment in the reaction video to this movie on another channel. The actress playing the young boy's mother was visiting some restaurant or diner or whatever, decades after, and noticed they had an "Alex Kintner sandwich" on the menu. She commented to the staff that she played his mother in this movie, and as she was leaving the owner caught up with her. Turns out HE played Alex Kintner when he was a kid (hence the sandwich), and it was the first time they had met since the making of the movie. :)
I wrote that on another post. Pretty cool info huh?
@@joek468 Yep, it's an amazing story. :)
I wrote that, as well. It was about 20ish years since the film, right? Such a great story.
OMG! It's fantastic!!!🤩
@@EmmaReactionsthe actress was a local actress from that area...and she was marvelous. I was actually near the filming but unfortunately too young to remember.
"You're gonna need a bigger boat"
After almost 50 years it's still one of the scariest movies ever made. Definitely in my Top 10!
The reporter on the beach was Peter Benchley, the author of "Jaws".
Quint’s monologue about the Indianapolis is so good. Makes the audience imagine the horrors. For more Robert Shaw, check out The Sting with Newman and Redford.
Quint's monologue about the USS indianapolis is also true, a lot of the survivors after the ship was sunk were eaten by sharks.
@@tofton1977 - Robert Shaw also revised the script, he basically wrote his own monologue for the movie.
For more Robert Shaw.. From Russia With Love... Battle of the Bulge... The Deep... The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3... Force 10 from Navarone...
That monologue by Quint gives the audience justification for his hatred of sharks.
Emma sees the boats, "That's a lot of food!" Hahahha
Great reaction to a classic movie!
😊 thank you
Emma goes into a reaction, reaction goes into a shark movie. Shark is in the water. Our shark....🎶 Farwell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies🎶
Funny!
Fair well and adieu, to you Ladies of Spain... 👍
😂❤
In the original script, before they thought of just blowing up the shark, Brody yells “say cheese, fish dick” and shoots the shark right in the eye with a laser rifle that was sent back in time by his advanced aged future self that would eventually wake from the Matrix and invent a time traveling Delorean and end up becoming the resistance leader on a forest moon called Endor.
Watched this at the drive in when I was 5 in 1975. Freaked me out.
The USS Indianapolis monologue is some of the finest acting ever captured on film
Robert Shaw was drunk on the first take. They did it again when sober and merged the two takes. It’s an incredible scene.
Ben Gardner is still the best jump-scare in movie history... it never fails to deliver!
Emma you cringed at all the right times. Imagine you were in a theater when this came out in 1975 with the audience screaming at each of these moments!! Thanks for a fun reaction! 😀
One of the greatest films ever made. Is effective now as it was back in 1975.
Ah yes! My favorite movie of all time. It ages so well, the music, the acting, directing all perfect. Robert Shaw is so great as Quint
This was the first big movie from Steven Spielberg.
And with a stellar score from John Williams..
I was too little to see this in the cinemas.
But my Mom talked me in Saturday night fever, and then beng Star Wars came by.
That where the days.
1. Jaws was the first "Summer Blockbuster".
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 the Indy 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 Spielberg's 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.
Iwas born 1975 didn´t watch it that Year but have seen itlater in Life.I still go into the Ocean swimming ...
The greatest creature-thriller ever made. I remember when I was a kid watching this for the first time with my cousins in their dark basement. (back when they used to show movies on network tv). All the adults were upstairs playing cards. We were so scared, we wouldn't let our feet hang over the edge of the sofa because we knew the shark would come by in the dark and get us. 😂
The reporter on the beach, for the 4th of July, is Peter Benchley. He is the author of the book, "Jaws". He also worked on the screenplay.
Love this film. I have it on bluray. And I've lost count of the times I have watched it.
Great reaction / review, as always.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
All these years, I never knew that.
This was a peice of trivia that I didn't know! Thank you!
Also, the scene when they are examining Ben Gardner’s beat up fishing boat, and Hooper pulls a shark tooth the size of a shot glass out of the hole in the hull -- just as Ben Gardner’s mutilated decapitated head suddenly appears -- is one of the greatest jump-scares of all time!
And was added in post production and shot in a swimming pool. Most of the rest of the ocean scenes were shot off Martha's Vineyard....
@@raybernal6829 The reshoot was done in Verna Fields' swimming pool. Fields was the editor on the film.
Seen this masterpiece 1000 times and bens head gets me every time. You know its coming. But the head popping out with the violin screech does it every time. Never disappoints. Best jump scare,.. bar none!!!!
@@Immortalheart66 I love watching reactors jump to this. The first time I showed it to my daughters (late 90s)was my best time as a Dad 😉
Gets all the first-timers. Very reliable jump scare. There should be a class.
Glad you liked the music. John Williams never fails to create a great score. It's almost like it's another character.
Quint's 'USS Indianapolis' monologue is legendary.
Incidentally, you were talking about how you liked the music. John Williams did it. He also scored a little movie that enjoyed at least some local success at the box office, called 'Star Wars'.
When I was 7 or 8, I saw Jaws on the Universal Studios (Hollywood) tram tour and it scared the hell out of me. I remember scrambling over the seats to get away 😂.
12:42 "He can bite you know?"
😂😂😂
"It's only an island when you look at it from the water." - fab logic.
Great reaction. Jaws 2 is fun too !
The exploded remains would have drawn every dangerous shark around to our heroes.
Any time you go swimming in an ocean, just remember to listen for "the shark music". It always starts playing before the shark attacks. 😉
Hahahaha))), ok!!!
The drunk guy really couldn't have done anything to save Chrissy in the opening scene.
The epic summer movie. This Steven Spielberg masterpiece scared people out of the water in summer of 1975. My mom loved this movie. The infamous Jump scare with Ben Gardener was actually filmed in a swimming pool. Steven Spielberg wanted another jump scare and he came up with the best one!
......So my grandmother for whatever reason let me watch this on TV when I was 6 or 7 . I developed Jaws-phobia immediately, wholeheartedly believing Jaws had magic powers and could turn himself invisible and he could come up the toilet to eat my ass in half if he damn well wanted to. ( It got a little better when I turned 13, but then Jurassic Park and now I still sometimes scan every single door and window for possible raptor entry points.) It took 30 some odd years of self-therapy to get over that, and I decided to put the lynch pin in it by getting into the third biggest aquarium in the entire country shark-infested fishbowl and swim around with a whole bunch of 'em. I figured getting a close up look at a live shark would finish off that fear. Which it did, because the second I looked at the bottom 30 ft below me I was completely captivated. I had NO IDEA how "close up" I was going to be.
The aquarium housed several kinds of sharks hanging out down there, from about 3-8 feet long. Reef sharks. You are not allowed to swim at the bottom of the tank unless you are SCUBA-certified, so getting a close up look at those puppies wasn't possible. But completely fine with me, swimming at the top, because the tank had a manta ray or two, and three not-fully-grown whale sharks that liked to hang up a few feet under the surface. (22 feet, 27 feet, and 31 feet long respectively) that you are not allowed to touch. However there was no rule that said they were not allowed to touch YOU. So technically I didn't break any rules.
Anyhow, I was completely captivated by the sharks at the bottom that I forgot all about the sharks at the top....until one of them plowed right into me. You would think that a fish the size of a school bus is something you would NOTICE if it was coming in your direction. I hadn't. I don't think it noticed me either, because it just kept going as I skidded down her back, whacked my mask sideways on a fin and underwater-tumbled off the tail in the longest (and strangest) 4 seconds of my life. Thankfully I was too confused as to why everything suddenly had polka dots to have a heart attack. Best part was that the camera guy elected to film my failed stealth check instead of warning me. And maybe I did shave a few years off my life for that but hey, I got a fantastic story out of it!
Good experience? Yes. Shark phobia? Gone. Will I ever go in the ocean further than knee-deep? Hell no. There's invisible sharks out there.
the reporter on the beach at 22; 55 is Peter Benchly...the author of the book "Jaws"
This was the first "summer blockbuster". Filming for the movie began in early May on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, so it hadn't really warmed up yet. That's why some people are still wearing long pants and jackets even though it's supposed to be July in the movie.
Quint smashed the radio because he wanted the whole prize to himself. Didn’t want the coast guard coming in.
It was his Captain Ahab moment, and the shark was his “great white whale.”
Great review as always. The USS Indianapolis story that Quint told is based on a true story.
It wasn't "based" on a true story. It WAS a true story
I recommend a cook called “In harms way” excellent true telling of the Indianapolis.
Thank you for reacting to one of the best summer movies of all time!
My pleasure!!!
Emma is the Best! So sincere! It is fun to watch such genuine reactions to a movie I love but have seen 600 times or more.
Thank you!
Did anyone recognize the drunk boy on the beach at the beginning as the same actor who played Ronnie Bass (Sunshine) in "Remember The Titans"?
Someone probably told you already, but if not the reporter on the beach who said, "A cloud has appeared on the horizon in the shape of a killer shark" (22:54) is Peter Benchley... the man who wrote the book Jaws, which the movie is based on. A little fun trivia for you.
15:44 , big slap in subconscious 😮 , big moment in this movie
it's a small vacation town. if they don't get visitors they don't make enough money through the winter.
Terrific reaction to one of my favorites! When I was a kid, I used to wear my "Jaws" t-shirt almost every day! An interesting caveat to this story: At the time of this films release, White Sharks were relatively uncommon on the East Coast and thought to be mostly deep water predators. This was due to the Harbor Seal population having been seen as competition and decimated by commercial fishermen in previous decades. After the Marine Mammal Protection act went into effect and shooting seals became illegal, seal populations began a steady recovery. Numbers are high now, especially on Cape Cod and the Islands where "Jaws "was filmed and the White Sharks are back in a BIG way! They are now seen daily, cruising the beach in search of prey, often only feet from the shore. There are even tour boats that go out just to (hopefully?) see sharks attacking seals. -There are some very cool videos on YT of huge White Sharks in VERY shallow water on the Cape.
Saw this in the theater. Almost broke my girlfriends hand when the head popped out of the hull.
Emma
Production crew nicknamed the mechanical shark as "Bruce" after Spielberg's lawyer, Bruce Ramer. "Bruce" was keeping malfunctioning during filming, and so, Spielberg changed filming process. "Bruce" was used mostly for closeup shots especially sinking boat scenes. There were multiple "Bruces" for filming. Recently, mold used to make "Bruces" was found at a local junkyard, and it was fully restored and hung at Academy Museum of Motion Pictures since 2020. By the way, actress/stuntwoman, Susan Backlinie, 1st victim of "Bruce" is still living at the age of 76 years old.
I saw a beautiful black tiger shark (well many ppl) in a man made pool; it saw me and it gently swam up the side (with its mouth open of course 😁), I was told it was 14 feet long…amazing!
19:56 You jumped out of your chair almost 😂
I grew up on the beach as a kid and this scared me out of the water.
Emma: You should watch "The Wizard of Oz" (1939). It's based on a children's book published in 1900. It was still a popular film in the 1970s, and it's still referenced a lot today. If you only watch one really old film, in my opinion this would be the one to watch.
Most great white sharks are around 15 feet (4.572m) long. This one was a 25 foot (7.62m) monster. The largest great white ever recorded was 20 feet (6.096m) long.
OMG 😱, i didn’t realize that!!!!! Thank yiu
Thank you 😊
@@EmmaReactions watch The Meg to see a super huge shark
Spielberg used to scare his siblings a lot as a child but now through his movies particularly Jaws he scares the crap out of everyone. He's truly a cinematic genius. I love that man. I can rewatch his movies endlessly.
I'll take Practical Effects over CGI 90% of the time.
SOME MUST SEE MOVIES for Horror are "the THING" (1982), "the Exorcist", "Tremors" (This one's fun as well)... For the Monster Trilogy, there's "Halloween", "Friday the 13th" and "Nightmare on Elm Street"....
When they were comparing scars the scar that Brody looked at was his appendix scar. It was hilarious at the time but a modern audience wouldn't get it I suppose since appendix scars are smaller and less common today.
Good point ! At my age (but never having had appendicitis) I should have caught that: I had just assumed he had been shot, back when he was a NYC cop..
Thank you for a sweet and understanding reaction.
The part when the head pops out of the hole was filmed in a swimming pool, they poured milk in it to make it look murky. Best scare ever, EVER !! 😳
Peter Benchley, the Author of JAWS, TOOK his inspiration from the 1916 shark attacks, off the New Jersey shore, & Matowan Creek Shark Attacks. He makes a cameo as the reporter on the beach.
the pop of that island goes from 17,000 off season to 200,000+ peak season
My favorite John Williams music!
This was just my son's first horror movie! Always good to start with a classic 💜
Edit: at 9:42 even my 10 year old child said that man "has a black heart" for making a joke after that lady's baby died. Scumbag.
19:59 scare the hell out of me when I first time watch
That head scares everyone!
The Jaws ride at Universal studios when I was younger was a frightening amazing experience. What a classic film!
You’d think that they would run/swim for safety as soon as they hear the music!
One of my all time favorite movie. A true classic.🦈
If you're interested in that Indianapolis story .. There is actually a movie that you can react to , it was made on it
Love this movie great acting from the cast!
Ben Gardner will live forever.
46:30 I like that the film in the end shows that they got back on land safely. :)
My favorite Roy Scheider movie is "Blue Thunder". Well worth seeing.
There’s also 2010, but she would have to watch 2001 A Space Odyssey first.
Glad to see good movies getting reviewed
Robert Shaw, who plays Quint, was absolutely amazing in The Sting.
And playing Henry viii in a man for all seasons
Great review, always look at the bottom of a swimming pool !!
Love Captain Quint. He's a salty bastard!
Fantastic movie tremendous acting!
There are some cool videos out there of great white sharks jumping out of the water. Should look those up
Chief Brody wearing his badge on the wrong side of his chest might have something to do with people not taking him seriously.
Jaws 2 is a good one too
So you think that drunk man can save that girl been eating by Great White Shark???😂...
JAWS won 2 Academy Awards: for Editing & for music score.
This man doing the interview on the beach is the Author of the book🦈
WOW!!!!!!!
1975 was a great year. As that’s when I was born.
Great reaction Emma and yes, everyone has the same reaction when Hooper goes in the water to look at the hull on the boat !! ... Apparently it had the effect of keeping people out of the water for quite a while when the movie was released ... Thanks Emma
So true!
Didn't bother me. Watched the movie at the theater and read 600 page paper back in 4 or 5 hours.
Jaws 2 was the best of the sequels.
All night shots were filmed in broad daylight using a filter. The USS Indianapolis story is true but for some reason they use the wrong date. Most people miss them walking out of the water during the end credits.
Great reaction to a movie that scared me as a child in the 70s.
Great reaction. And think JAWS was rated PG! Still my favorite Spielberg film. As others have said Quint's monologue is a true event from WWII and quite accurate and the news reporter is Peter Benchley the author of JAWS. Watch this every July 4.
You have to wonder how this movie ever got a PG rating. Back then it was super easy to be given an R rating with almost any graphic violence. This movie had a severed head and a man bitten in half very graphically and very violently! Same could be said for Raiders of the Lost Ark with exploding heads and people being pureed by propellers.
Another little interesting fact for you Emma.
As a result of the novel Jaws and this movie great white sharks were hunted to the point where they became an endangered species.
Peter Benchley who was the author of Jaws (He had a cameo as the TV reporter in this movie) later felt guilty about the effect his story had and spent a lot of his later years dedicated to the conservation of sharks (especially great white sharks).
Sharks are a wonderful animal and they very rarely attack humans. Sharks shouldn't be looked at as monsters.
Another little fact for you;
Great White sharks were already an endangered species when this came out.
I'm a PADI certified rescue diver, and I love sharks! They are dangerous in some ways, but I swear, being within a couple of feet and touching them, they sort of act like dogs. They're more curious than aggressive.
@@Hiraghm thanks for the correction.
Spielberg was only 25 when he directed it. Amazing.
No way!!!!! It’s fantastic!!!!
@@EmmaReactions Well done you, greetings from Ireland! 🇮🇪❤️
This movie ruined swimming in the ocean for 20 years 😂 The newscaster on the beach was the author of the book "Jaws", Peter Benchley
In the book, the mayor could not close the beaches because he was under pressure by the mob.
“It’s a lot of food!” LMAO