The Time the Animatronic Shark Nearly Ruined Jaws | cosmavoid

Jaws is one of the most iconic films of all time, but its production was an absolute mess. At the center of it all was a trio of animatronic sharks that caused an already struggling Steven Spielberg to fear for his job. That strife would lead to one of the biggest successes in special effects film history. Learn the full story here!
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[@lukeoliveira502]

"Alright, we ready for Take 1?" "Hold on Steven the shark's drowning"

[@28stabwounds60]

Every marine scientist: heckin bamboozled

[@mikerowavez]

"Not again.."

[@catholivia3546]

🤣🤣🤣

[@keenansroom515]

😂😂😂😭

[@FazbearPlush_pro]

I laughed at this comment

[@dazza944]

‘We’re gonna need a better shark’

[@drewholden32]

bruh this shit has me dead

[@zyklonb3132]

R u talking about me????

[@Darknessgarcia]

@@zyklonb3132 no

[@amandafraser3553]

dazza944 XD

[@alexilonopoulos3165]

dazza944 800th like

[@Scallycowell]

“Alright, our five hundred thousand dollar animatronic shark is ready for filming!” “Great! How does it look in the water?” “Water..?”

[@EddyGameVlogBoy]

"Steven, the shark is not working."

[@boredperson7123]

Bruh, imagine if the shark was never removed from the oceans floor, and diver's who swam by just saw what looked to be a giant dead terrifying looking shark.

[@besteverepicmillennial5927]

Bruh your right bro, bruh, tho

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

bruh that shit wood be like so funny.

[@frieza65]

Alexa ClawSister I don't know, bruh.

[@josuemuruzumbay8707]

Bruh

[@jayrukks8039]

Bruhhhhh!

[@SuperBustyEva]

1:44 You couldn't pay me to get in the water with that thing. that is disturbing more under water than on land. Thats a monster, not a shark.

[@BigHossish]

Agreed! That thing is much more scarier on land than in the movie. Fuck that thing.

[@SuperBustyEva]

John Giroux you mean scarier under water?

[@BigHossish]

Eva's DDs yes. But both in a sense.

[@boxinghistorian2629]

It is a classic film which all the family love

[@ytn675]

Yes

[@megabigdump]

I wouldn't want to even get in the water with the robot shark. Too freaky. Even though i know it's fake!

[@spicycrisps3995]

Axel Foley I would love it

[@SomeJustice19k]

Was thinking the exact same thing.

[@bridgetneal1]

I agree, tbh even if it was turned off I wouldn’t go in the water

[@hollyknutson7738]

Axel Foley just a thought what if one of the actors ended up between two sharks and lost track of which one was fake

[@darthtyler100]

Just picture it, you're done shooting for the day, you're in the water with the shark and it starts to move by itself due to technical issues. And it's thrashing around in the water next to you.

[@wolftooth281]

So they named the shark in finding Nemo after this shark? Badass reference Pixar.

[@Rheisler1475]

yes, dont know the details behind it but yes

[@Diego-hp6pz]

Pixar confirmed that it was a coincidence

[@therealmadmaz]

@@Diego-hp6pz bullshit

[@faithjordan3371]

I peeped 😂💯

[@MaccyCheeze506]

@@Diego-hp6pz I have never seen such bullshit before

[@aylav8680]

even tho it’s fake, i won’t get in the water with that

[@Rheisler1475]

that first scene with the guy and the turned over boat is the most frightening shot ever.

[@user-wl8dp5cr2c]

*i would*

[@davidholt2589]

@@Rheisler1475 scared me the most

[@Rheisler1475]

David Holt 😣

[@viceregaldust3191]

Bruh, I wouldn't go near that thing if it was on LAND.

[@DMDvideo10]

How is it that an animatronic shark used for practical effects in 1974 looks more real than all of it's predecessors? I mean it's more representative of a Great White than any of the other Jaws films...

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

Likely cause you don't get to see most of the shark. The problem with modern audiences is they want to see the animal more and then bash it. cause that's the trend these days. '

[@itspenguin7187]

@@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent why does everyone (including you) say that modern times are horrible and everyone is messed up and stuff, even when they know it's not true

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

@@itspenguin7187 Cause it is true at least on the everyone part. I don't think modern times is horrible I do believe socially we are in a crisis.. Look at how films are seen in the last 5 years give or take. People don't care anymore about the movie other than to troll on it. Although I believe its more of a example of current society and not just simply everyone is messed up. For the most part a good portion of people are openly hostile doesn't matter if its good or bad. I believe it has more to do with the social issues now. PC idiots, trolls, Political hostility, gender or racial hostility they all contribute. Add to social media where you have people who literally made careers bashing films, people, actors or society and its just the new norm. This won't end until society stabilizes.

[@itspenguin7187]

@@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent well, probably 30 years ago they thought the same thing.

[@Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent]

@@itspenguin7187 That I can agree with. No arguments here.

[@jordancallahan5893]

Ew could you imagine swimming in the ocean and coming across the animatronic?!

[@notgalvatron1698]

Everyone that has a fear of sharks will shit their pants.

[@vincebortz7532]

Everyone is scared of sharks, dude. If you see a great white swimming in your direction, you know what's gonna happen.

[@jawsplayz]

Vince Bortz u do know Great Whites dont actually bite human, they do by accident tho. Just dont panic an u be fine, sharks aren’t scary

[@jordancallahan5893]

@@jawsplayz be that as it may, seeing a huge shark carcass at the bottom of the ocean would surely make you shit yourself

[@metro5767]

great white sharks don’t try to attack humans? Person in shark cage *Bites cage*

[@SDStudiosAnimations]

1:44 that shark is having a conversation

[@backup13]

@Stavros Kousoulakis yes

[@juanjoyaborja.3054]

@Stavros Kousoulakis With human patties

[@TF2Scout..]

oh god its so scary imagine if youre swiming and you see this behind you

[@potaterjim]

I'd heard about the infamous issues with Bruce before, but never realized what really went wrong with them. So let me get this straight...They built an animatronic _shark_ and yet forgot to waterproof it?

[@cashuflakbreakdancer]

3 animatronic sharks and forgot to waterproof them lol

[@1987Liono]

No. They tested them in freshwater. Worked perfectly. However they shot in saltwater which messed up up the animatronics.

[@ianmeadows8719]

@@1987Liono I've seen what moisture in the air from salt water can do to electronics

[@mmooraj]

Since they were filming in an actual ocean howcome a real shark never randomly emerged onto the set around the crew for example a bull shark, reef shark, hammerhead or a mako shark ?

[@DouglasSpende-xm5kf]

You got it man! Dumb asses!

[@TheG1962]

Jaws has always been my favorite movie

[@jasonvoorhees2928]

It's my favorite movie too

[@Clara-ph7my]

I agree Jaws is a timeless masterpiece.

[@blacjackdaniels200]

I disagree. It’s a very good movie, but I think Donkey Kong is the best movie ever.

[@alfa01spotivo]

@@blacjackdaniels200 DONKEY KONG SUCKS!!!

[@blacjackdaniels200]

alfa01spotivo you know somethin YOU SUCK!

[@trex98761]

"What do you say we... finish our drinks... go down to the docks... and cut that shark open?" "...Can you do that Martin?" "Im the cheif of police, I can do whatever i want." Favorite line

[@NickNitro03]

I think it’s “I can do anything, I’m the chief of police”

[@MartyMcFly88]

“I’m not drunk enough to go out on a boat!”

[@godlesspothead6258]

Nostalgia much

[@rhettcorbett3346]

I can do anything, I'm the Chief of Police. So many classic & adlibed lines from Jaws that are still used today.

[@JackyTMusic]

Its funny to see that line after reading the book where he has his hands tied in to inaction by his own beta nature + by the Mafia.. for real, ha the book has great other stuff

[@mrgabest]

I've seen the animatronic shark up close a couple of times. It is absolutely terrifying. Knowing that it's man-made makes no difference. It might even be more horrific because it's not alive.

[@DJ.LakeSea]

I couldn't agree more. If 'Bruce' had made an appearance too soon in the film it would have diminished the suspense of the final showdown. I think everyone can agree that the first time Jaws pokes its head up in front of Roy Schneider on the boat was timed perfectly.

[@MartyMcFly88]

Actually the first time see the shark is when he attacks the man in the rowboat

[@morgman9131]

Marty McFly - exactly what I said

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@Roger B jaws 2 is better than the original.

[@fc3970]

@@gvidovaldmanis6377 🤣🤣🤣 Wow.... just wow. It’s the comments like these that cause endless generic Transformers and Fast&Furious cgi movies. I lost all hope in humanity

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@@fc3970 what? I find jaws 2 to be more entertaining, scarier with better shark scenes. The first movie has characters and plot, but jaws 2 is scarier and also more entertaining

[@cmckittrick91]

"The boat is sinking... The shark is sinking". I've heard plenty of talks about good ole Bruce but this video is by far the best. Can't wait for that Nausicaa video.

[@quietdemon8138]

casey another funny story is when the orca sank when it wasn’t supposed to Spielberg was shouting through a megaphone ‘get the actors off the boat get them off’ and the sound recorder stood up and said ‘fuck the actors save the sound department’ that is one of the best responses ever given to a director in my opinion.

[@stephenr.purfield1060]

Imagine scuba diving and finding a old rusty shark at the bottom of the ocean. Spooky

[@TF2Scout..]

i would swim out of the water fast ass possible blow it up. or take it on land.

[@MJDTYT]

You Mean The Broken Shark In The Ocean?

[@Rheisler1475]

there is a jason statue in a lake in minneapolis i think

[@mmooraj]

Since they were filming in an actual ocean howcome a real shark never randomly emerged onto the set around the crew for example a bull shark, reef shark, hammerhead or a mako shark ?

[@1ZazaTree]

Robert Shaw’s story about the Indianapolis was scarier to me than the actual shark scenes. He described it very well and it blended with John Williams background perfectly

[@KidaMilo89]

Shaw also filmed that scene when he was drunk and improvised it all.

[@thealarmclock9307]

One of the best scenes in cinema history. Robert shaw was epic, and the way Dreyfuss and Schneider played off him was awesome

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

overrated as hell scene tbh

[@kryptonic4641]

Imagine when recording the movie a real shark comes out of nowhere 👌

[@troyandrade435]

GET THE CAMERAS, SHIT GOT REAL..

[@janfilmore1138]

One did!!! The scene where Brody is shovelling bait in the water and the shark comes up...well..a real shark came !!! They kept Brody's reaction!!!

[@jones6613]

Jan Filmore Nope look at it again, definitely not real... the real one was when the shark was stuck in the cage thrashing around!

[@zeuxlaught2797]

and then "accidentally" an actor dies, and they get a beautiful shot.

[@youraveragenerd.7826]

zeu xlaught When the shot of the great white thrashing around with the cage was shot the cage was empty, no one was inside and that's why the shark began thrashing in the first place, the shark got its snout stuck in the cage and began swinging around its body as an attempt of setting itself free. That scene wasn't prepared or anything, it just happened that they were filming when that happened and just kept it for the film

[@gfavarato3944]

“You’re gonna need a bigger boat.” That’s my favorite quote and scene from Jaws.

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

I agree with you

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Wanna get drunk & fool around was another adlibed line.

[@stubones]

That didn’t come from the book. None of the characters said it. I just finished listening to the audiobook and it’s fairly different from the movie. They had to sanitise the film. The book is uh, probably 18 rated for the 1970’s.

[@rjgiddings]

I've logged several hundred scuba dives...I don't get spooked easy underwater. I loved JAWS when I saw it in the 70's...and believe me - the scariest part of JAWS is when Robert Shaw describes the sinking of the USS Indianapolis. That story he tells is spooky as hell.

[@dariajames6200]

“He doesn’t look alive…until he bites you and his eyes roll back”

[@paulanthony5274]

@@dariajames6200 "His eyes roll over white"

[@gojirashea2020]

fun fact: a great white actually got stuck in the cage during production and thus they kept the scene to make it more intense to make bruce have the personality of a creature that attacks anything on site even cages

[@mmooraj]

A real great white shark that belonged in the ocean they were filming at ?

[@topfitnessssss]

@@mmoorajSounds like it 😅

[@thelowestoflow5486]

That’s why the cage is completely intact in that shot

[@horrorwithkelly2403]

I’m glad Steven Spielberg never gave up even with “Bruce” not working. He is a genius beyond words and a huge inspiration for my film career

[@michellezboy]

I still think the animatronics they used from the film are creepy. It’s a half shark half robot 😜

[@peenpapi4993]

michellezboy Terminator shark

[@itzBarto]

like that Mechashark movie ahaha :D

[@nigelrabe1668]

it's a cyborg shark

[@blu_brd]

Oh i know!! Its the robo shark from hungry shark world but has skin!!

[@liquidbraino]

It's not animatronic dumb ass, it's pneumatic.

[@salesy67]

I first saw Jaws at a very young impressionable age of 8 years old, the lifelong impact this movie has had on me is quite prolific and profound. to this day I do not swim in the ocean.that opening terrifying scene of Chrissy being savaged and thrown about . scarred me for life. well done to Spielberg and the entire cast and crew of the movie a true classic

[@Somethingisntright64]

Chris Salesy It took us 3 more summers to get back in the water after we saw this movie as kids!

[@republicgalaxy4348]

i miss the old classic films and how they were made with true creativity and desire that went into a film and still JAWS didnt even get an oscar.... all it takes now is as an astronaut in space with a film made 95% of CGI

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

Yeah but the casuals love that shit. And the older generation likes to talk about the good old days and how everything was better.

[@harshmnr]

Well, I will say that CGI also takes a lot of hard work. But that being said, I agree with you and don't worry, I'm from the younger generation and I like older movies better. :) ~:~

[@TheItalianMafias]

@@harshmnr the older movies like terminator, jaws, predator and etc is my all time favorite movies man

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@@TheItalianMafias why not jaws 2?

[@TheItalianMafias]

@@gvidovaldmanis6377 I like it too

[@kevinrose7381]

This is suspense that it carries throughout the whole movie makes it a classic time peace

[@hungryfilms3707]

There's something about that animatronic that just screams badass... I think it's the combination of the length the teeth and the size of the dorsal fin. Also cool fact despite the animatronic in every film looking different, the dorsal fin ha s the exact same shape.

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

I always thought it looked kind of real when I was a kid.

[@CodyJMinor0620]

Why is Bill Butler's cinematography almost left unappreciated, I firmly believe that his cinematography is one, if not the most underappreciated aspect in the greatness of Jaws

[@enigma7784]

One of my favorite parts of Jaws is Quint's Indianapolis speech the way he told that story kept me glued to the screen and still does to this day and the part where Brody is chumming over the side and the shark emerges as he's complaining

[@dan_hitchman007]

Shaw, Dreyfuss, and Scheider were all buzzed on alcohol during those late night scenes on the boat. Guerilla filmmaking at its finest, just like the opening of Apocalypse Now where Martin Sheen was plastered and smashed the mirror for real.

[@jacka.haynes4018]

One of my favorite movies that came out when I was 15yo. It has inspired me to fish for sharks from the beach(catch and release). My favorite scene is the first attempt at catching the shark. Quint is watching the reel while the other crew members are oblivious. He sees the line, hears the reel click and carefully gets in the harness knowing this is about to get real very quickly.

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

What’s the biggest one you caught?

[@keithcramer8194]

Favorite part is quent telling the story about how the Indianapolis went down with him in it . Very good sceen.

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

And then at the end they are singing and Jaws come back.

[@dortesandal4303]

Yep - that gave me the chills big time!

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Quint. Legendary speech. Was written 3 times.

[@Stingman012]

Everyone is gangster until the real one shows up in the water.

[@scottsharrer974]

My favorite scene in Jaws is the conversation with Brody, Hooper and Mayor Vaughn about having Hooper finding the tooth and that the beaches need to be closed. I think it's almost 3 minutes long with a single camera, no edits. Brilliant scene!

[@andrewlyon4692]

Jaws scared me at the theatres!!!

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

Yelp

[@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549]

10-4 good buddy remember keep on trucking and keep the rubber side truck driver

[@Clara-ph7my]

The fact that something never worked, actually worked better, is a lesson learnt that sometimes less is better.

[@Utahtruckguy]

Clara less is more

[@dan_hitchman007]

Hollywood now thinks the exact opposite is true... more is more. And their movies are getting worse for it.

[@rhettcorbett3346]

It is amazing how many actual props & pieces are in collector collections to this day.

[@anunnacy]

Thanks for the video, interesting background story. :) I can't pick a favorite scene. BUT I know one scene where someone was diving close to a shipwreck and suddenly a corpse's head was popping up from the darkness inside the wreck. That scared the crap out of me when I watched it as a kid - and it still does!

[@nikunjdixit1175]

It really is incredible how well this movie turned out and all the little methods Spielberg used to show the shark without showing the Shark were fantastic. The use of music has never been better in any other film and then the use of the barrels in the second half of the movie is ingenious because Shaw's character constantly says that the Shark cannot submerge with 3 Barrels attached to him and yet he somehow does which just intensifies the fear.

[@onlyme9254]

Here's to drinking with bow legged women! 🍻😂

[@stevehenrichs5091]

BLACK EYES LIKE A DOLLS EYES WHEN HE COMES AT YOU HE DON'T SEEM TO BE LIVING UNTIL HE BITES YOU AND THOSE BLACK EYES ROLL OVER WHITE THE OCEAN TURNS RED!

[@onlyme9254]

@@stevehenrichs5091 "here lies the body of Mary Lee, she died at the age of 103. For 15 years she kept her virginity. Not a bad record for this versinity!"

[@lr-g203]

swimming*

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

Here we go everyone’s going to quote the whole movie.

[@dcaa62817]

"Can we go home now"

[@chrisdineen2343]

No, no. Let me guess. Mother... Mr. Hooper. That’s the USS Indianapolis.. And Quints story that follows....

[@HybridRenoII]

If there was a heart also instead of a like yeah... this 1 wins!!!!! Hands down as much as I liked the whole movie and the climactic "Smile You Son Of A" that takes the cake

[@chrisdineen2343]

I think that scene is what made Quint “Robert Shaw” the most human. Showed his fears

[@freeheeler00]

One of the best scenes of all-time. Hands down.

[@stevehenrichs5091]

YOU WERE ON THE INDIANAPOLIS ?

[@s.p.h.9117]

ONE ICONIC SCENE,RUINED BY THE FOLLOWING,THE BANG BANG BANG ON THE SIDE OF THE BOAT? WHAT THE SHIT? THE SHARK WUDDA HAD TO HAVE HAD A BIG RED KEY LIKE UK POLICE USE, IT WAS TOO FAST , I MEAN THE BANGS WERE WAY TOO CLOSE TOGETHER, ALTHOUGH AFTER THE "USS INDIONAPOLIS" SCENE THAT IS JUST BEING OVERLY CRITICAL I GUESS, I LOVED (LOVE) THE ORIGINAL MOVIE, LETS FACE FACTS, FOR THE SEVENTIES THAT WAS ONE INCREDIBLE FEAT OF CINEMATICS

[@brucewayne7838]

its an amazing movie and the more clips you see on all the problems they had with the effects, the more i admire them all for the film they produced in the end ! a true classic

[@mariobergermann1119]

I can watch it over and over again, this film still scares me...an unforgettable classic. Thanx, Mr. Spielberg!!!

[@ManDownUnder2]

it still looks kinda scary

[@SW-fb1wh]

If the 🦈 is fake or not, or if I would know it was fake, either way I'd be scared shitless if came close to that thing.

[@allthenumbers]

I LOVE watching the full length behind-the-scenes documentary of JAWS. I’ve watched it almost as many times as the film (which happens to be my favorite movie of all time). So many interesting tidbits about filming, preproduction, postproduction, and audience and critical reception. Just a brilliant film that definitely deserves its place among the great cinematic classics.

[@PetuniaTheBlueSkunk]

“You’re Gonna Need A Bigger Boat” THAT WORD ON JAWS IS SO ICONIC OWHDBSAWM

[@ferg4609]

How do you not have more subs? Great Video!!

[@liquidbraino]

Because he doesn't know the difference between animatronic and pneumatic.

[@jadeddragon4254]

They will never eclipse this movie because everything now is unconvincing CGI

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

It’s like night and day. Or day and night.

[@tracynielsen8092]

Good video clip explaining the backstory of Jaws’ mechanical shark, Bruce, and it’s many mishaps during the filming of one of the most popular movies in cinematic history.

[@sheldonnorton9035]

Fantastic collection of photos and footage! Thanks Fav moment: When Brody lurches back when shark emerges from the water following “why don’t cha come down here and chum some of this shit!”

[@alexakaa.charlesross8919]

Honestly my favorite part of Jaws is Hooper, Brody and Quint. Great characters!

[@shiningmichael3124]

background music? and yes hes absolutely right about the fact that the "worst" shark is the one we don't see

[@lostcause3720]

Audionautix- Atlantis

[@deez5595]

Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up

[@stevevelez6134]

I love what John Williams did with this movie. One of the reasons I started playing the cello. When he added the xylophone in the opening scene, it sounded like bones crushing ...soooo scary 😫

[@LuckyDancer7]

I’d like to thank you very much for making this video! ☺️

[@hxppy3095]

Random Fact: I love Sharks, and I love the movie Jaws, and my dad was born the same week Jaws came out. Coincidence?

[@lordfondue2215]

Yes

[@abcdejkjsw7350]

I loveee sharks and I was born on the same day as jaws came out! Not the same year tho lol

[@MRSLAV]

less is more

[@Unorite]

hey what do you know I'm the first to reply to your comment!

[@jessieripper]

I'm a huge fan of your channel

[@gabbytimpug8399]

Well i didnt know you commented

[@grumpyshumpy]

Well done video man, you deserve more subs

[@BadWebDiver]

The kid on the raft getting chomped is still one of my worst nightmares. Especially the squirting blood!

[@Chumi-vb6mi]

"The shark is not working khhsss the shark is not working"

[@slytheringingerwitch]

"The shark is not working, the shark is not working!"

[@samiam7525]

Jaws scared the hell out of me as a child in the theatre..and that fear stays with me today. That's one movie, they can't redo today...it would never be the same.

[@OceanbornAngel]

The real sharks are scary enough but a robot shark? That's two of my nightmares in one.

[@jakesanchez901]

He protecc He attacc But most of all Well, he just attacc

[@nigga6450]

Bruce never protecc anyone tho.

[@itslaceytime8087]

y'all, what if when they were filming and an actor got in the water and thought that it was the animatronic shark coming at it but really it was an actual great white. i'm literally pooping my pants just thinking about swimming with a fake one my god.

[@dianamotherofcats9449]

Farewell and adieu to all you fare Spanish ladies Farewell and adieu to all you ladies of Spain For we've received orders d'sail back Boston And so never more shall we see you again'

[@liquidbraino]

It's not animatronic, it's pneumatic.

[@TheEpicXenemorph]

@@liquidbraino IT LITERALLY SAYS ANIMATRONIC IN THE TITLE YOU'RE A STUPID PERSON YOU'RE WRONG

[@TheRedskins2175]

WOW, I'm going to my movie room right now and watch Jaws just because of your very informative video. Great work and fact checking.

[@anthonydileonardo8156]

the glimpse of the great white during the lifeguard/estuary attack looked REAL!

[@jafmoveez2446]

"That's a 20 footer....25....3 tons of em".

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

God can turn disasters into masterpieces. The things that seemingly were going to ruin the movie ended up making it a classic. God bless everyone.

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

@Dylan Stewart I did watch it. The mistakes with the mechanical sharks weren't planned though. And in the end not showing the shark made it a better movie in my opinion. God bless you.

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

@Dylan Stewart Newl you mean?

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@@FeedingFrenzy91 jaws 2 is better than the original imo. I think it’s a lot more effective to me

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

@@gvidovaldmanis6377 Truth be told don't think I've ever watched 2 like as a full (I've watched parts and saw the ending I believe) but one thing about 2 was that the mayor is still there. I feel like he would have been impeached or something after what happened in Jaws. God bless you.

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@@FeedingFrenzy91 please watch it, that’s my favorite jaws movie and I really think it’s scarier and more effective than the first one

[@brucenovotny5924]

Good job. Great video. Thank you sir.

[@lasercraft32]

Kinda crazy how they were using animatronics for the shark, but didn't think about how animatronics aren't usually waterproof... XD

[@deborahwoodkey762]

Sharks aren’t as bad as jaws makes them

[@isobelashton]

That's what makes jaws a dodgy film. It makes people hate sharks

[@tabithahallows6116]

Very true actually. While it did inspire interest in sharks where there hadn't been before, it also installed hatred and fear, disregarding the fact that sharks, especially Great Whites do not like to eat humans.

[@undeadcannibal1110]

Ah yes, sharks are pets just like dogs. They are soooo sweat.

[@deborahwoodkey762]

@yeah ok I did because people don’t know you don’t need to get disrespectful people are afraid of them

[@katherinehalliwell]

@@deborahwoodkey762 people are afraid of them and it pisses me off. Jaws is a horror film ik but they took it to literally. Shark attacks only happen because people are stupid. The sad thing is sharks may go extinct. People are cutting off their fins and throwing them back in the ocean to die. Sharks are awesome. People took this good film to literally. I love jaws its not scary its kinda humorous to me.

[@percival23]

How do you make a video about this and not mention or show the barrels? They are a huge reason why Spielberg was able to get away with showing so little of the shark. Take away the barrel scenes and you have a problem.

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Yep. Barrels were used to imply the shark was there. He can't go down with 3 barrels on him, he can't.

[@thealarmclock9307]

This move showcased the absolute genius that Spielberg is, and paved the way for man films to come... Jurassic park , friggin Schindler's list. So many masterpieces he's done..

[@dcfanchris]

Man I love this movie.I’m from New England (MA),grew up spending my summers on Cape Cod and the Vineyard fishing,boating and swimming and I have the movie poster framed and hanging in my basement!

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Back then: Animatronics aren't scary at all Now: People are afraid of FNAF How the tables have turned

[@BrendanJSmith]

FNAF hasn’t been relevant since 2015.

[@the.44magnumisamonster]

My dude

[@StarlightLancer01]

"Many movies have tried to do the same, but none came close." Me: Umm... Deep Blue Sea?

[@peterfrank3365]

No, that didn't come close.

[@StarlightLancer01]

@@peterfrank3365 But it was good, nonetheless.

[@Katie-gr9mt]

Deep blue sea was good but I would have preferred they used more animatronic sharks because that roaring great white at the end just wasn't as scary as the one in jaws

[@StarlightLancer01]

@@Katie-gr9mt Yeah, the animatronic does give off the spook factor more than CGI, but I still think DBS pulled it off quite nicely.

[@TheEpicXenemorph]

Seriously?! The Shallows Is 500 Steps Ahead Of Jaws

[@crackedfascist1533]

My favourite part of Jaws is when the town is having that first meeting and Quint is scratching on the chalkboard and everyone goes silent. That scene hit me the most for some reason when I first watched it.

[@debbiegodfrey8710]

Great video with great photos

[@360FAMOUZ360]

These things are scarier than real sharks

[@hyicrotai9801]

Did u just watch the behind the scenes movie on the DVD and make a video on that information? Cause that is what it seems like.

[@frankiehamilton7983]

Caught that too, huh?

[@hyicrotai9801]

@@frankiehamilton7983 ya its almost shot for shot

[@davidtaylor328]

Love this video Dude. My favorite part of JAWS is when Chief Brody , Quint & Hooper head out to sea to find - JAWS !!! 👍🏻🦈👍🏻

[@nicholaskearney678]

Brilliant analysis and insight.

[@felixgamesmoviesandmore6842]

3:22 Who agrees in that photo it looks like he's crying?

[@squidwardgaming1087]

“why you abandon me in water :(

[@felixgamesmoviesandmore6842]

@@squidwardgaming1087 its sad ay.

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

Bruce didn't like being portrayed as a man-eating monster because sharks are not as dangerous as Hollywood portrays them to be

[@antsinmyeyes9547]

Could you imagine if they canceled filming because of this

[@DirectorEJJR]

Great video!

[@cheesepop8918]

Ok I saw a comment somewhere saying what if a real shark comes along while filming. Well, what if the actors thought it was the fake shark and did the scenes with it and were actually eaten! 😰😳

[@RickGrimes007]

How bout "Blazin Saddles" thats classic heeeellaaaaroius before its time movie

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

That would never come out today. “Morning ma’am “.

[@marcusburroughs5293]

Could you cover the production difficulties of 'Saturn 3' please? Again it has another hydrolically operated robot that was a disaster to film but there was even more trouble behind the scenes with directors being fired, lead actor, in his sixties, insisting on doing full nudity and having it written into the script, dubbing Harvey Keital and so much more.....

[@seanledden4397]

I saw Jaws when it came out in theaters, and I just watched it again. First time in years. In addition to the restraint in shark use mentioned in this video, I think a lot of the film's power comes from the second half. The whole time we are out on that boat with Brody, Quint, and Hooper, and it's a masterpiece of sustained tension.

[@PussnBoot2516]

the shark sank hahaha I can't stop laughing at that. You've got to hand it to Speilberg, clever ffilming and the perfect music score made this ffilm even more scary.

[@zacpanther6364]

Jaws was made in 1975 and yet it's still the best Damn shark film ever created. It's funny to think that with all the technology and special effects we have today we still can't make a great Shark movie

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

I rewatched it recently again and it’s still great. I’ve been watching it all my life and have no clue how many times I seen it.

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

Jaws will always be the best shark movie no matter what, not even The Meg can top Jaws

[@zacpanther6364]

@@diegofavaratozfilms962 You're so right

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@@zacpanther6364 I think jaws 2 is better.

[@gvidovaldmanis6377]

@@diegofavaratozfilms962 jaws 2 is better than the original jaws.

[@paulibarra5449]

jaws 1 will be the best movie shark forever,

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

OH HELL YEAH!

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Bloody oath. I have a heap of LTD Edition dvds. But I still watch it on Foxtel when it's on. It's Legendary.

[@JessmanChicken86]

Animatronic in a Spielberg film: working perfectly. Water: "I'm gonna end this man's whole career."

[@gabegames7749]

This guy deserves more subs he is awesome

[@clefairily]

Having submechanophobia and clicking on this video was a giant mistake. I think I’m gonna puke.

[@clefairily]

DeadlyPunisher66 M, you’re not wrong

[@dianadee8652]

Same

[@budman8926]

People and there made up phobias 😂 endless classics

[@karamellcreme]

Gaming 101 Most of them are real. Machines moving underwater? That’s a horrible phobia to have. Hell, I’m astraphobic, so of course I understand what a phobia feels like.

[@lilliansasmr1152]

I didn’t know this was a real phobia. I’m horrified of people in costumes that are robotic, and robotic animals, talking animals and ESPECIALLY robotic sea creatures

[@mrman1848]

0:21 hes wearing sandals?!?!?!? Thanks for the likes I have never had this much

[@mrman1848]

Oops 0:21

[@dougie5073]

@Daniel Bonhomme ledededeombombaweeeey

[@taipanguts]

@@dougie5073 ????

[@thebonsters2545]

Daniel Bonhomme oh how do I do that

[@sammiee1894]

@@thebonsters2545 Talk 2 ur phone and tell it to edit it

[@jennifercrowe7399]

I love when Hooper scares directly into the camera while steering the boat.

[@nigelcarren]

This 'Clunky' mechanical contrivance is scarier than any CGI Shark/Sharknado (I love that film by the way). In exactly the same way that the Ray Harryhausen Stop-Motion Skeleton Army in Jason and the Argonauts are and will always be the scariest walking dead in cinema. There is something in our brains that knows that did actually happen, therefore it is real, therefore (if the acting is good) so is the story, consequently we are terrified and that is why when I fight skeletons I wear protection, and that ladies and gentleman is why I do what I do. BRAVO This is a fantastic video. Thank you 🏆