Jaws: You're Gonna Need a Bigger Boat
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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As Quint, Hooper and Brody hop on Quint’s boat to hunt the shark, they manage to find him but not to capture him, needing ‘a bigger boat.’
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What’s the movie about?
When a dangerous great white shark attacks a summer resort town, police chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) teams up with Captain Quint (Robert Shaw) and ichthyologist Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) in order to hunt down the shark.
Credits: © 1975 Universal Pictures
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Robert Shaw was one of the greatest actors of all time. His portrayal Captain Quint made this movie
I'd say all 3 main characters (4 counting Jaws) made this movie so special. They had the perfect chemistry of personalities.
Maybe, but he sounded British and I’m pretty sure the Indianapolis didn’t carry any Brits.
Liked him in Black Sunday.
Whenever I think of Shaw, I think the of The Sting
Took 90 minutes before we even saw the shark yet this movie kept me on the edge of my seat from start to finish.
Spielberg tried to use a mechanical shark; but it didn't work well. It was seen only twice. He decided instead to be "less like Harryhausen and more like Hitchcock." Instead of seeing the monster, you only saw HINTS of it. "Less-is-more" made it more suspenseful.
@@davidlafleche1142 I feel like that approach is always the best.
@@plus-sizealbert2268 One scene was both scary and hilarious. Those two guys who tried to use a pot roast as bait. Then Charlie is being "chased" by the pier!
@@davidlafleche1142 he was brilliant to turn a broken shark into a Hitchcock thriller.
That’s how you know a movie is so damn good.
The great three "Rs" - Roy, Robert, Richard - unforgettable and for me one of the best films in the world. Equipped my hallway with props from jaws. It will never get over me. May Richard Dreyfuss live a long time and Robert and Roy somehow realize that there are still an infinite number of fans of their performance and art. This film lives by itself and stands the test of time, even if we no longer exist.
yeah they are going to need a bigger boat a much bigger boat!!!!
@@raven4k998 Yeah, thats right!
@@Viktor-Krolock I would recommend the titanic except it sank already🤣🤣🤣
@@raven4k998 The nautilus is the perfect boat!
@@Viktor-Krolock na they need a nimits class aircraft carrier they will be retired soon anyways so you can get one dirt cheap then🤣🤣🤣
Legendary performance by Robert Shaw, Quint is my favourite badass character ever
Black eyes like a dolls eyes ⚓️
Dam rite,me to!
My favorite of all 3 of them
And what an entry: scraping his fingernails on a blackboard!
he was only 47 when this was filming, I still am heartbroken by his death in the movie
I love how the shark isn't an unrealistic size like a bunch of shark movies.
Like the meg
Well a female white shark could reach 21 feet, but true it’s rather rare
@@biggs4378 the Meg has a megladon in it and are suppose to be huge, but they should be a lot bigger then in the movie
Back then 30 foot or so was considered the maximum.
Does quite a few unrealistic things
I love the dynamic between all 3 characters in this scene. Quint is doing his thing as the hunter, Hooper doing his thing as the scientist, and Brody is just having a panic attack.
Yeah, but Quint and Hooper wouldn't know what to do if they were New York policemen; which is what Brody was before he moved to Amity.
I was 15 when I saw the movie and the next week my family went to Myrtle Beach. Our church preacher snuck up behind me with a piece of seaweed and jabbed it under my legs when I was out in the water up to my chest. I almost came completely out of the water when I jumped when he jabbed me. I promptly told him, if you think Jesus walked on water, do that again and you'll see me do it too!!
Well said!
I ,53, and seen jaws when I was,,6 in ABC in Liverpool how I got in I don't know
@@mattmcconnell2979
🤣👍
One the scariest scenes in the movie.
They're not just dealing with a shark, they're dealing with a super predator.
Yeah! Quint!
There was a scene later cut where Quint was in a theater watching " Moby Dick" when Captain Ahab marveled at the size of the whale as being something not of this earth. Quint found that amusing and laughed out loud to the audience chagrin. Later, Quint had that same Ahab look when he uttered "Its incredible" under his breath when the shark went under with two barrels. The scene was removed because Gregory Peck who owned the rights to his image in the film refused permission . He was offended that the Quint reaction would belittle the gravity of the scene. But that was Quint. He did that the whole time fighting the shark, not admitting he was dealing with something beyond his experience and that the USS Indianapolis wait was over. He took off his life jacket and kept his army jacket.
@@shihanUKS , .. Really? Wow. Never heard that before. First time 45 years I have heard that. Never seen the deleted scene on youtube or anywhere.
@@Bamruff62 I had the fortunate experience of meeting the director of the documentary "The Shark is still Working" at a theater test screening . Jaws writer Carl gottlieb was also present. Saw it there. You remember the scene where Quint takes a walk from his truck to the music store and buys piano wire from "Katie" whose "lookin well" only to embarrass the kid with the clarinet. That was cut as well but it did play on the TV version.
@@shihanUKS , ... OK. Wow. Just when you thought you have heard everything about JAWS You find out new stuff about the movie.
.. Yeah, I swear I saw the scene of the Kid playing the clarinet and Quint right behind him mocking him at the theatre. I know I saw that scene in the Movie Theatre. Maybe they showed different versions in different Markets.
John Williams score for this movie was nothing short of brilliant, had the soundtrack on vinyl as a kid. few musical pieces could jump out at you and say SHARK.
John Williams was BRILLIANT!
Look up his body of work. INCREDIBLE!
I saw this movie 20 years before when I was 10 year old. I couldn't sleep that night. The strange background music of this movie was echoing in my mind throughout the night. Still one of the best movie I watched.
This movie even scared Steven Spielberg, he doesn't like swimming.
Steven and I don’t swim in the ocean together.
I think even sid shienburg (forgive me if I had spelled it wrong) was afraid of the water
For my money, Jaws is the greatest movie of all time..it has EVERYTHING..I saw this the first time 20 years ago and trust me it's still as fresh as it was when I first watched it..if there was ONE movie I would like to go back in time for to 1975 and watch it live with 200 other people in the theatre then JAWS is that movie..
One of the best scenes in cinematic history.
"Jaws" is such an incredible movie on multiple levels. I was but 3 in 1975, but all the people I know who saw it in the theater were scared "sh!tless" (by their word). The true brilliance of the movie lies in the acting and the editing!
Seeing this in a packed theater for the very first time was one of the if not the most enjoyable times I've had at the movies.
Every thing perfect and amazing. Try making such movies today . No way .
Quite simply the greatest work ever committed to film. My greatest cinema-related fear is that some modern hack will get the bright idea to re-make this movie.
It would be like trying to remake
Lawrence of Arabia !
@0:56 the MUSIC. It’s amazing when the shark swims by and you can see how MASSIVE it is. The music makes it seem so awe inspiring
Legendary acting from the boys👏👏
Almost 58 years ago and yet still the Masterpiece and the finest work of Steven Spielberg *"Jaws"*
The amount of details he put on the sharks and survival tactics is was just mind blowing ❤️ Quint Death really makes me emotional
I think your math's a little off there, Muh 😄
Jaws turns 50 in 2025
Wait a minute. I'm not THAT old, am I?......I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure I was 7 years old when I first saw this movie in the theaters in 1975. I believe I'm gonna be 55 years old this month (2022). Of course, at my age, maybe my math isn't as sharp as it used to be.
Mastery in film-making and story-telling. From the opening scene to the closing credits. Ever since I first saw this movie in the cinema as a kid, I've easily watched it more times than any other movie, and I never get tired of it.
I'll never forget that music!
It scared me from bathing for a whole season.
Everytime I go swimming at the beach the sound effect plays in my mind 😂
0:01
When you realize that you can't pay for your dates dinner
The perfect movie, from the music to the building of dramatic tension to the classic quotable lines. "I'll drink to your leg!* Awesome.
Who knew that 18 years later he would get that bigger boat. The absolutely badass-looking SeaQuest.
If I came face to face with a Great White Shark, my immediate thought would be: what on earth is a Great White Shark doing two miles south of Norwich?
Going to visit Alan partridge?
Seen em about in Long Stratton!
Hahaha
Brody, Quint & Hooper made a great trio, each foils for one another, Quint the experienced shark hunter with an extremist sea dog attitude, Hooper, the cocky rich boy with a professional outlook and Brody, the world weary ex-NY cop out of his depth but who would become the unlikely hero.
Sad that Shaw only had three years left to live, years of heavy drinking gave him a fatal heart attack in 1978 at 50-51. He, along with Oliver Reed, was known for drinking a bottle of vodka on set daily during a film shoot. He still made another great movie, The Deep, after Jaws.
“You’re gonna need a bigger boat…”. “ Cut in a new deck!”
I was like 8 when I saw this movie and today is one of my kids favorite movie 🍿 2023
I remember Mom telling me she saw this movie in the theater and it scared the shit out of her. She wouldn’t go into the ocean waters because of it and I don’t blame her!
0:17
And the most quoted movie line in history in 5,4,3,2,1....
"You're gonna need a bigger boat"
nah cos the younger generation are trying to destroy it with "we're"
@@Tommyblueeyes eh the younger generation can bugger off!
"Come chum some of this shit..." - this movie never gets old. Also, the soundtrack is superb, gets the emotions really involved.
Still one of the best movie ever.
This is my all-time favorite movie 💙 Love this scene
0:01 When you meet up your tinder date.
Underrated comment hahaha
Fun fact: The boat's name was Warlock before she was bought and given a makeover and renamed Orca. The pulpit, flying bridge, and mast were added for filming. And she was fitted with an 8v71 Detroit Diesel engine to help with the extra weight
Well that was the name of the boat in the book. Think they woulda changed it to Warlock for the movie? Ridiculous comment, "Quint"
Now get back on the bridge!
Mom's favorite movie. Just happens to be my favorite movie of all time too.
One of the most iconic lines in movie history.
Didnt sleep much after watching, Jaws in the movie house. It was the ultimate killing machine.
I'm 44 now and I still love jaws
Timeless
When this movie came out I had just gotten my SCUBA diving certificates and was diving in areas where great whites could be found.
Whether you've seen this movie or not when a activity is more than expected the secret code is "you're gonna need a bigger boat" everybody knows lololol
Hooper drives the boat chief…
So much genius places nuance in this movie. It all started with an argument about taking turns driving the boat.
Memes in 2022:
Jaws: You're gonna need a bigger boat
Vin Diesel: You don't need a bigger boat when you got family.
God, were we ever that young? I hear Richard Dreyfus’s speak of making the movie and OMG the intensity of youth. It is just like watching Dustin Hoffman in Tootsie. Both these actors were butt ugly by 2023 standards, but oh lord when they said their lines, they said them with passion and conviction. I hear Richard and Dustin speak now, and I hear them both speak with quite reserve. I really miss their “Living in the moment” performances, not thinking past their next movie or next paycheck.
Steven spielberg is so talented. When I watch Jaws 1 or Jurassic park 1. I'm not sure what exactly makes me enjoy these movies. The script, music, story, actors. It 's not about the huge production or the special effects. It's just his magical touch that grabs your attention and touch your heart. You can feel the difference when watching other parts not directed by him.
Best shark 🦈 movie ever! And one of the best movies ever!!
A friend of mine from South Africa says he has a deal with the sharks. He doesn't swim in the ocean and they don't drink in his bar. Seems to work out sbout right!
Still one of the best movies of all time
I love the way Quint struggled to hold his balance. That's a sign of fear and knowing what he's facing the biggest fight of his life.
Even if you make a particular animal a bad guy, the result will come back to you!
The line "You're gonna need a bigger boat" was improvised on set by Roy Scheider. It was not in the original script.
that same cigarette sticks to his mouth thru out the rest of the movie
That was the classic line of the whole 1970s: "You're gonna need a bigger boat!"
Roy Schieder was obviously a real man: He was scared sh*tless in that scene, but he never lost his cigarette! Now, THAT'S a MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
Then Hollywood had to ruin the sequel by having Jaws "mind reading" when the family went on vacation.
Iconic movie never happened again 👏👏
Heh heh...no one says over and out....it just doesn't exist!
"That's a twenty footer!" "Twenty Five!" "Three tons of 'im"
What a fantastic film....still one of my favourites.....I can recite the dialogue as I watch it...but I still just love this film...Spielberg is a genius film maker. Just re-reading the book...which has a slightly different take on things...
"Seen one eat a rocking chair once"....
I must have watched this movie a million times
I saw Jaws (1975) on Netflix and it was awesome!, but i didn't get scared!
I can not give this film enough praise. This is Spielberg's best film. I've watched this film so many times it's ridiculous; He's done some great films, he's done some poor films, we all do.
Luckily post COVID I don't have a reason to go to the beach anymore. I'd rather be in a lake. 😂
C’est ce que j’aurais dis aussi dans le même cas !!!!
C’est la meilleure réplique du 🎥
Masterpiece!
Ahhh .. watching this on a 4.7 inch screen on the crapper just like Spielberg intended
Great music, photography, editing. 👏
"Smile u son of a .... Baaaam"😆
Apparently Lee Marvin was being considered by Spielberg for Quint as well as the actor who played Captain McCluskey in the Godfather (the police Captain that Michael shot at the meeting with Solozzo)
i was 14 in 75' and saw jaws at the theater
I was 10 and saw it at the drive-in with -- you guessed it -- Mary Ellen Moffat 😁
Some of the best films don’t even show the blood and gore. They terrify you through telling the audience and just showing the fin. Similarly, the serial killer from the 1995 detective thriller Se7en, John Doe, isnt even in the movie untill the last 25 minutes. Great directors build up the suspense before finally paying it off in the conclusion
Spielberg killed a lot of Sharks with this Film...😢😢😢
the music sounds like something you would hear in a cafe
3:11 quincy: tie it up will ya?!
3:13 june: your turn, quincy.
3:15 quincy: june, where are you?
3:17 (june season 1 with tie are put on the barrel orca boat)
3:19 quincy: june, hurry up it now, tie it on.
Waiting for the shark to swim past the boat was the first mistake! Everyone on the boat should be ready at a moments notice to pump a shark that big with spears, harpoons , lots of line and some barrels. When it was legal to catch white sharks me and a hand full of guys bagged a 16’-7” white shark off Montauk NY back in the late 70s . Weighed in at 1,986 pounds .
Hooper: Please go further out!
Brody: what for!
Hooper: i Need to have something in the foreground to give it some scale
Brody: foreground my ass!!!
more iconic than even alien !
Мне нравится этот фильм. В нём есть дух 80-х. Как в Рэмбо - 1.
Mandela effect. In the reality I'm from, he didn't say "You're going to need a bigger boat" he said "We're going to need..." Anyone else remember this ??
Makes want to watch the movie again now
25!!!! Imagine catching a GW that big good lord
He was so scared he lit his cigarette
Whats crazy, is that 40 miles off the coast where I live, near SF on the Forlon Islands, its where great whites migrate to mate. They have tagged 27 foot females. I always thought the size was exaggerated in the movie.
great film for its time
I’m 53 years old. I was 7 when I saw this in 1975. I still don’t go in the ocean. I’ll enjoy the sea from the beach. Thank You.
“It’s only an island if you are looking at it from the water”
That was a great, profound line as well 😁😉👍
Less people are killed by sharks every year than by lightning strikes or meteorites. Let that sink in and then realize what colossal clusterf... this movie was despite its quality and how much harm it has done to the environment.
If you have children under 18 please tell them NOT to read the book. If you have a copy lurking somewhere, hide it. I read it before I was permitted to see the film on a second run and the film had no effect. It's the book that left me with a permanent scar.
a friend of mine once told me that, he later died on a motorcicle accident at 160 MPH, mind about what you worry about, most of the time its not rational, i have been in the water with big sharks and they are not interested in you one bit, still havent done the 160 MPH on a motorcicle.
54 here and absolutely
Masterpiece!
A film critic wrote: "Don't waste your money on a drama school or college where you'll major in drama. Just watch the cabin scene with Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss and Roy Scheider. You will learn everything you need to know about acting."
In fact acting in this scene isn't stellar at all to say politely.
@@alicaramba7680 Bollocks. It is one of, if not the, most riveting, captivating, well-acted scenes in movie history. Nobody who knows anything about film would disagree.
@@samshorto5433 blah blah blah, BS much like "Star Wars - one of the best movies of all time". Yeah, when I was a kid movies such as Jaws, Alien, Terminator impressed me, but that doesn't hinder a fact from me it's cheap thrill and scare movies for teenagers, I moved away long ago.
@@alicaramba7680 If you think the USS Indianapolis scene is cheap thrills and cheap scares, you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. You find me a better delivered, more intense monologue than that. Robert Shaw pulled off one of the best bits of acting of all time in that scene, which is widely regarded as one of the best in cinema history. In fact, that entire act is just three men in a boat, doing nothing but talking for 10 minutes. And you call the movie nothing but cheap scares. Shows what you know.
@@alicaramba7680 no one in their right mind would compare Jaws to Star Wars. Say what you will about the practical effects, but the acting is STELLAR. No other horror/ thriller has the same level of dramatic ability, so i’m sorry, but you don’t know what you’re talking about and I suggest you rewatch the scene we’re talking about.
Roy Schieder deserved an academy award alone for his reaction to seeing the shark for the first time. What an actor.
definitely agreed
That is real acting
100% agree👍
well said👌
Real talk 💯 R.I.P. Roy Schieder.
Thanks, guys!
“I need something in the foreground to give it some scale!”
“FOREGROUND MY ASS!”
😂 I always love that bit.
The best thing is Hooper job to pull out the barrel and the answer from Quint was epic as he know the risk.
it would keep em from whackin
The shark photobombing in the background!😁😂
It would by too violent for todays snowflakes.
@@zetx1834 Too boring is more like it because there was no computer to create all the fake dangerous scenes. Everything in this movie was real. Including the shark, which was mechanical.
Literally THE most influential movie ever made! Everyone was scared of the water after this movie.
I know I was. Dad let me stay up late to watch it with him.
the Indianapolis scene is still the scariest part for me.
The Day After has entered the game. Millions and millions have never been to the ocean, while everyone would suffer in a nuclear exchange.
I've *always* been scared of the sea.
I've no desire to swallow a floating turd.
that time they had movies like The Towering Inferno and The Poseidon Adventure and Earthquake - all intended to scare us in living our normal everyday lives
"You're going to need a bigger boat!" The best unscripted line ever!!!
It would be if that was the line...
@@johntucker23 It...is???
@@steveriga685 You're Gonna need a bigger boat, not going to.
@@johntucker23 Same thing
Fare do dedley do to you fair Spanish ladies... That's the best line
Imagine being 28, just wanting to make a B - Horror Movie and ending up not just making the Best Picture of 1975 but "creating" the Summer Blockbuster.
And having to go through a rough production making it
Then imagine the movie gets a Best Picture nomination from the Academy but you get snubbed for Best Director.
I think he was actually 25 when he made this.
@@nel1962 Spielberg was 27 when Jaws was made in '74. He turned 28 shortly after filming finished.
@@chiefscheider Thanks. Still, a huge undertaking for such a young director. He was 26 when he started the film and 27 when he finished it.
They just don’t make movies like this anymore.
My dad saw this movie in theatres at the age of 13....he said it horrified him lol. So naturally I grew up watching it occasionally. But I recently got to watch it in theatres because nothing new is coming out. In theatres this is my new favorite.
That’s for certain chswin
They make em better
They do, but with shit cgi instead
I agree. Television is where genius resides now. The Wire, Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones for example. Nothing in the seventies or eighties compares with those shows (and many others).
One of the most famous lines in cinematic history! Back in 1975 when this movie came out it had such an impact that many people who saw it refused to go swimming at the beach.
My father saw it in theaters while on vacation in Florida as a kid, he definitely didnt get in the water at all Haha
Many still won't go in the ocean 🦈
Most sharks don't bother people in the water. They are more scared of us than we are of them.
@@sallydaniel1023 I loved the opening theme song 😂😂😂😂
And thousands upon thousands of peaceful sharks were killed for no reason.
If Jaws was made today, it would be 3 dudes in their late teens or early 20s going after the shark.
leafyutube They would be lost at sea without their cellphones.
Most likely 3 women
@@Bruno-lw2wh The cast would be the hot female sherriff, Samuel L. Jackson as Quint, and an effeminate white boy as Hooper.
Dont think so it would be a black women a trans and a far left privlaged white women thats gay and all of them would be eco nuts and man hunters/haters. Jaws the shark would really be a mutant white man that had the cheek to have upset a freind of a friend of a friend at some time in there lifes.
@@kgatch113a hahahahaha good1
Was probably 10 years old when i first watched this and holy cow was this brilliant movie to watch. Still a masterpiece
Exactly the same, a real classic at the time and still is now
Me too!
When I go to the beach an go in the water I never turn my back on the horizon because of this movie. I just don't feel comfortable facing the shore line.
Every time it starts I watch it to the end, despite having seen it multiple times. It’s a genius film, so many layers to it.
When you were 10 and seeing this movie this movie is definitely the thriller 😁
Love how Chief Brody's fear is contrasted with Hooper's and Quint's sudden activity when the shark circles the boat. The film is a complete masterpiece.
you must be under 30 if you speak like that lol
Ignore that person; nothing wrong with how you speak. :)
@@sv4271 I don't understand why these kids have to make it as complicated as possible ? just speak in plain English it doesn't make you intelligent to use more words
@@sv4271 ignore me who the hell do you think you are ? ok I tell you what you explain to me what he is trying to say and then I will apologise
Yeah ignore them. If they thought what you said was somehow too wordy, that's on them
I watched this movie countless times when I was growing up, and still watch it often today. Simply one of the best movies movies ever made. Incredible cast, direction, and score. RIP Roy Schieder and Robert Shaw. The last legend we have is Richard Dreyfuss.
It really is thi!
And Steven Spielberg, ya know the one who directed the film
so did you also take part on it? you did some photography and worked in kindergarten cop, right? i know people that saw the movie and i know people that have seen you with the movie
And we wouldn't HV Richard Dreyfuss either. ....I just about ran him over during the filming of American graffiti...he stepped off his mark at the intersection in San Rafael....if my husband hadn't yelled at me I would hv hit him....😵😵🙀🌹💖
Yea they don't make them like this anymore. I remember my father taking me and my cousin to see this movie when it first came out when I was like 10 years old. At an old school theater too. Before multiplexes became a thing.
I love how almost 50 year old animatronics look more believable than the modern cgi trash.
you need glasses and green screens werent invented yet
@@TheBluesnbob When did I say they existed back then? Lol, maybe you need glasses.
@@Lex45173 I mean they couldn’t use any effects like they have today.
@@TheBluesnbob that's kinda the point though..
@@TheBluesnbob that’s his point smh🤦♂️
This scene still gives me goosebumps every time. Such a great way to reveal the true form of the monster.
This scene is magic. When the music takes off and Hooper flies down the ladder and the shark hunt starts I still get goosebumps and I've seen this a 1000x. Every time it still affects me.
do you mean the humans or the shark?