Hooper In The Shark Cage | JAWS (1975)

Hooper comes face to face with the infamous shark as he attempts to put an end to the horror!
From Jaws (1975): When a young woman is killed by a shark while skinny-dipping near the New England tourist town of Amity Island, police chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) wants to close the beaches, but mayor Larry Vaughn (Murray Hamilton) overrules him, fearing that the loss of tourist revenue will cripple the town. Ichthyologist Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) and grizzled ship captain Quint (Robert Shaw) offer to help Brody capture the killer beast, and the trio engage in an epic battle of man vs. nature.
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[@baphochrist]

The cage has barely just been lowered. Hooper hasn't even collected himself yet and the goddamned shark is IMMEDIATELY towards him. Just perfect. I'm honestly not the biggest Spielberg fan in the world but this movie is a top ten Horror classic still.

[@noppapulaowattanathaworn9839]

Fun fact: an actual shark attacked him, he was supposed to die there but the scene was too good so the writers had to re-write the story it to keep the legendary scene.

[@almiraraspado3599]

The cage has barely just been lowered Hooper hasn't even collected himself yet

[@roquefortfiles]

Jaws is not a horror film. Spielberg even said it himself.

[@amitypredator9385]

Yes it is. ​@@roquefortfiles

[@KevinJohnson-hy4oc]

What did he consider it, a musical?

[@chadchadly3564]

The making of this scene was lightning in a bottle. A shark filming crew went to shoot the exterior shots of this scene with real sharks. They put a miniature dummy in a mini cage to make the shark(s) look way bigger than they really were. One of the sharks accidentally got caught in the mini cage and destroyed it trying to escape, this wasn’t in the script or planned. Spielberg saw the footage and rewrote the scene to include Jaws destroying the cage and having Hooper escape to the bottom of ocean. It looks so real because it is real. This movie is truly something special.

[@serviceadvisormaxbyservice916]

I know I will get flack for this but Jaws, in my opinion is the best movie ever made. Even over Wizard of Oz.

[@Howlingburd19]

*Words cannot describe just how legendary the music for this movie is* And it still is in 2024 :)

[@Dukesparrow1999]

No words at all it just is

[@soxere]

One barrel chase is a banger bruh

[@Ra-Unhsiv]

Indeed lol 🔥

[@ianeckhoff1992]

The music from the scene was playing in my head while I was taking my GED test.

[@CarolFremel-my4hs]

I saw a video of Spielberg talking with the composer about the music very interesting

[@robwalsh9843]

Jaws in many ways is a reimagining of Moby Dick. Human brain against beast brawn. Us humans are pretty amazing in terms of what we can build and how we can think, but on a physical level we are no match for the sheer power of a great white shark.

[@Dukesparrow1999]

The only question is: which will triumph, brain or brawn?

[@crymeariver9141]

In this movie the shark was both brawns and brains

[@battlestarmarc]

Awesome film. Great scene of the shark destroying the cage.

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

even better it’s JAWSOME

[@Rattanalnwpory]

This is one of those classic scenes that was really great for. Sharks don't have to be big to be as powerful as a megalodon. No need to show off the yacht. No need to use excessive CGI effects. But again, he did it perfectly and more realistic than many stories in this era When the giant shark appeared in 0.46 At that moment, the great white shark seemed very awe-inspiring to me.

[@biggeek2256]

I always love how the music builds as the shark approaches the cage and how it also fades when the shark makes its pass and seemingly disappears into the gloom of the water and then… silence, tricking us, the audience, into a false sense of security before it moves in for the attack

[@Roy_Boy4.1]

We're gonna need a bigger cage.... I mean boat.

[@Dukesparrow1999]

Quint: The young lad brought just this one Brody: Goddamn it Hooper

[@ajjy1110]

you're

[@Crazymike1975]

1:26 and 1:59 When the Shark attacks and the look of fear on Hooper's face. 😮😮😮😮

[@gs-vlogsandgames]

1:37 That shot looks kinda realistic

[@999predators]

That is a real great white shark

[@vampirelord1001]

1:27 Shark: SURPRISE!

[@ChickenDelivering]

upload silent hill plz.

[@ariyanshafi60]

How does nobody not know that that the shark charges to a real great white shark to the shark that the people who made the shark

[@CaveManOogaBooga]

I wonder what happen if Brody failed what would quint do do you think he slowly skim bottom towards the shore? Also get spear?

[@silverscreenreviews8521]

‘I’m trapped, like a fool I’m in a cage’ I can’t get out’ 😂

[@toadverso]

The man almost died To shark

[@matthewrendino4223]

You mean Carl Rizzo???

[@JohnRuble-du6np]

After the roll it up quint do sent know if hooper was in there after he check the shark went just jumped in the orca

[@WORK-HARD.PH.99]

🦈🌊⚓⛵

[@jamesdrynan]

So the story goes...an Australian couple, Ron and Valerie Taylor, were working with an inexperienced diver named Carl Rizzo. The production team had sent a scaled down cage and Carl was a small man. This was done to make the 16 foot sharks look like the 25 foot long one in the film. Carl didn't want to go back in the water after having seen the Great White up close. He was just about to get in when a real shark got entangled in the cage. Carl would have died had he been in the cage. Spielberg used the footage of the shark thrashing about in the movie.

[@leonfelipesalomon]

Cómo se dio la vuelta tan rápido 😂

[@SamuelBlack84]

The idea of being eaten alive is such a primal terror going right back to ancient times

[@listentothenightfilms]

0:45 when the cellos really kick in, perfectly timed with the sharks awesome appearance. Hitchcock must have wept when he saw this.

[@robbillington1982]

Watched it again today in 4k with the mono it was fantastic. Please release this masterpiece with the mono for the 50th anniversary in cinemas. It’d still beat anything out today by a mile

[@Golgari213]

That part at 0:45 Man from a storytelling perspective that's the shot! That's the moment when Hooper finds out this shark isn't simply hunting anymore. It's out to get them, and won't stop until either he or them are dead. Who knew an fish would make for such an iconic antagonist. Spielberg and Benchly perfected their stories.

[@robbillington1982]

To this day I believe almost that they’ll make it back to shore and drown the shark but then blasted Quint breaks the engine in his fit of rage!! Great tale though

[@SamuelBlack84]

The ocean being absolutely d3voud of all sea life helps to create the sense of a standoff As though all other creatures are terrified of this ferocious beast that stalks the murky waters

[@Golgari213]

@@SamuelBlack84 well said!

[@Boxingbear]

Have to think about it from the shark's perspective too I guess. These guys have been harassing him, shooting him with spear tips attached to barrels. It must be like " Alright you puny things. .let's do it !! "

[@Huntflash2n]

0:37 very iconic shot of hooper as he realized he is fucked

[@Levan038]

I've seen the entire Jaws saga and needless to say, this is the best. Also, Bruce still looks like the biggest shark even though the ones in the sequels are said to be bigger.

[@AnthonyScarpa-er3sq]

Well the shark in Jaws 3 was definitely bigger / biggest 35 feet

[@robbillington1982]

He looks great here the 4k cleanup was fantastic too and I don’t think the producers were able to get a believable shark after Bruce he’s perfect

[@podsmpsg1]

25 feet long for an adult male Great White Shark is rare.

[@casesoutherland4175]

Yeah. I think the largest great white ever recorded was 22 ft.

[@Zeruel3]

@@casesoutherland4175 There was a 23ft shark caught off Malta in 1987 but it was a female, inside her stomach was a 6ft blue shark she'd swallowed whole and an 8ft dolphin she'd eaten in three bites

[@CaveManOogaBooga]

@@Zeruel3 nah there was report off coast of Palawan of. A 100ft shark sorry

[@mantabond]

First the set-up: the threat appears, then it goes away. Now, silence, and the spectator, now made aware of the danger, waits with pounding heart.

[@diegofavaratozfilms962]

That’s such an amazing way on how to build up suspense

[@mantabond]

@@diegofavaratozfilms962 It is, isn't it?

[@robbillington1982]

I still reckon this movie is the best ever it perfected and honed what came before and was set to be a hallmark for what came after

[@marvinandrade8934]

That a huge great white shark!!!! 😮

[@PoeDameron15]

I don’t care how fake that mechanical shark looks. I would not want to be in the middle of the ocean with a beast that massive. 🦈

[@Crysisplaya]

Props to Hooper for risking his life

[@frankdeleon4209]

Hoopers courage is seriously overlooked in this movie

[@grantdavis6363]

When the shark appears in the distance and the music hits, it reminds me of driving in my car out in the hood or in a rural area at night and then an animal darts out of nowhere.

[@SD-de4do]

transparent divisive nonsense. get a real job

[@harrycallahan9143]

2:07 Hooper helps make this scene with those underwater screams, dread to think how terrifying this would actually be with the cage breaking around you with that coming for ya.

[@jimmyopiebenanti677]

0:46 when the music kicks up, it sends a shiver down my back...still to this day!! 😂😂

[@leonardvicari2857]

The shark in the cage was filmed by Ron and Valerie Taylor the scene with Hooper investigating Ben Gardner's boat and the head falls out when hooper tries to remove a sharks tooth was a scary scene

[@wolfpredator155]

2:52. The exact scene tha make hooper survives in the movie. Originally Hooper was suppose to die, but Spielrberg want to keep this scene. Due to nobody was in the cage, Spierlberg make that change

[@robbillington1982]

Prefer the book for the final chapters

[@WoodenRailwayWonderland]

It make sense for the book hooper in that is an affair partner and much less kind so he dies because he is so unlike able. But he is not that in the movie so it makes sense for him to survive.

[@ianeckhoff1992]

If this scene were more realistic, then Hooper would have released a brown cloud underwater.

[@robbillington1982]

The first ram into the cage is excellent hooper goes flying lol the youth with Michael does the same too in the estuary

[@JG31392]

I don’t people had any idea of how big Bruce really was until this scene.

[@frankdeleon4209]

I think the revelation here is how Intelligent the shark is in parallel to how violent it is.

[@miguel66014]

HaHa - I'm in a steel cage, you can't touch me... Jaws: Hold my beer

[@N7Mandalorian23]

I think you mean hold my scare count imma goin to make the most terrifying and double nope scene since the birth of horror movies at sea

[@mylorenschannel9065]

2:48 [The shark starts attacking the cage as Hooper swims to the bottom of the ocean] BRODY: Bring him up, Quint! Goddamn it... Bring him up now! [Hooper swims to the bottom and hides behind some sea plants] BRODY: Pull it up! Pull it up! [The shark continues to attack the cage] BRODY: Come on, he's in there. Just pull it. Just pull. Bring him up. Bring him up! What are you waiting for? Pull him up! Come on, Quint, bring him in! [The shark continues its assault on the cage. On the Orca, the crane arm that's holding the cage starts to creak and give way] QUINT: It's giving way! [The crane arm breaks off and hits Brody] BRODY: Ow! [The shark sees the empty cage, and starts to swim away]

[@macmooney9136]

0:46-0:49-0:50-0:51 my favorite parts

[@subreel12000]

In the complete shot scene the real shark is still stuck in ropes as the cage drifts to bottom, did the shark ever escape or they just leave it to die?

[@CloverSpaders1995]

The shark escaped. It was able to free itself from the ropes.

[@subreel12000]

@@CloverSpaders1995 you sure about that? If you watch the deleted scene, it goes to bottom ( till out of view) still trapped in ropes

[@CloverSpaders1995]

@@subreel12000 yes. According to Ron Taylor, the shark escaped.

[@lyndoncmp5751]

In Valerie Taylors book Great Shark Stories, she confirms the shark broke away and escaped. First shots for Jaws. Filmed February 1974.

[@Howlingburd19]

It’s crazy to think this movie was expected to be a big flop! Of course, the opposite happened and it changed the world. You see, it’s production was a total disaster; the script had to be changed during the production, there were weather problems, it was tough to shoot scenes in the water, and the three animatronic sharks were extremely unreliable. Spielberg originally wanted the animatronic sharks to have more screen-time, but multiple problems forced him to have the animatronics appear less. All of this caused Spielberg to shoot many scenes of the shark hinting it was really there when it actually wasn’t. An example being the yellow barrels; they moved in a way so that the audience could believe the shark was really there. It was surely meant to be considering one of the movie’s greatest strengths is it’s suspense, and it wouldn’t have been the save had the shark appeared more!

[@sultaa86]

1:12 the most terrifying Thing. Staring into the endless darkness of the Ocean and not knowing what's out there...

[@vampirelord1001]

0:45 That is one BIG shark 🦈

[@JoeyKING500]

1:26 Jaws: “ Ya thought I was gone boi?”

[@kimberlycastro3701]

The biggest and gigantic great white shark ever existed and now extinct that attacks and eats whales!

[@Sahilprakash1999]

1:02,1:31,1:37 the real life Great White Shark

[@dragongirlmizuki1564]

Also 2:53 and 3:08

[@sharooooon6212]

I would’ve loved to see audiences first reaction to 1:26 in the theatre

[@davidtaylor328]

Killer Quality & Sound & ... KILLER SHARK & I LOVE IT !!! 👍🏻🦈👍🏻

[@hxcvocalist]

0:44 is one of the best moment

[@kimberlycastro3701]

You know what receding to?

[@jaredpelletier3157]

Brilliant use of the mechanical shark and a real shark in this scene.

[@Whyistomatoafruit]

When I first watched this I was so scared Hooper was gonna die I cried

[@ryanbrugh3697]

Fun fact: he was originally meant to die in this like he did in the book but when they were filming sharks in Australia a shark hopped on an empty cage and that was the scene they used so hooper lived.

[@ryanbrugh3697]

Yea originally the shark breaks the cage and Hooper died but the shark that wiggled on top of the cage was a real shark and Spielberg liked it so much that he changed the script so hooper got to live.

[@robbillington1982]

The death in the book was grim, even brody shoots hooper accidentally in the sharks mouth!

[@roquefortfiles]

In the book the shark gets far enough inside the cage and kills Hooper.

[@netherful]

1:36

[@steffenriedel2022]

Glück gehabt der Pursche! Gut dass er sich auf den Poden verstecken konnte

[@klownbeans]

2:52 it took me years to notice the cage isn't torn up like it was, they just wanted the crazy shark footage. 😄

[@dragongirlmizuki1564]

Why wouldn't they want it, it's a real shark

[@kimberlycastro3701]

Hooper does have silly hands

[@mckinniesmovies3598]

0:45/1:37/2:30/2:41

[@wendylarose5791]

The shark name is bruce

[@dariajames6200]

Best sequence in jaws also whenever hooper screams is hilarious

[@kimberlycastro3701]

The shark is strong

[@magicvampirelver1321]

🦈ahhh lol

[@davidwesley2525]

Imagine if Steven Spielberg had a Megladon instead of a Great White Shark. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 You're Gonna Need a Way Bigger Boat. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@Mr_tech-editz]

cupar en da cayje

[@kyleeaton2660]

The moment I first saw this, I was like, "That beast tricked him!" before Hooper went into the fight of his life.

[@AshrielBackup]

The escape from Bruce is actually really impressive because the shark is literally right on Hooper.

[@gustavotrevisol9677]

É o submarino

[@achieverdude3297]

i wonder how easy it would be for a great white shark to destroy a cage like that in real life. hopefully it's nearly impossible

[@Bladeslingersgamepreserve]

It's a good thing that shark got hung up on the cage while they where getting footage. Other wise that shark would have killed Hooper.

[@M01eFANatic79]

Ironically, the mechanical shark looks more terrifying than the actual shark footage.

[@kimberlycastro3701]

Strong like its ancestor

[@destinybedoya8868]

i seen this jaws movie with my mother

[@henryalugoro9049]

when the shark under water there are no barrels ropes

[@davidwesley2525]

The First JAWS Movie Well Always be a Classic , Forget the 3 Sequels. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@averagesouthernerZZ632]

I watched this movie some

[@timhudson5849]

😬 😳 🏆

[@davidfrost2819]

Always thought of it wrong for Spielberg to include shots of a real shark anybody can tell the difference between a real one and a rubber one for starters the real one is much smaller

[@kobatroy3428]

Some shots of the shark can't be filmed using the animatronic shark so they used real footage instead.

[@davidfrost2819]

@@kobatroy3428 But of course anybody can tell the difference between a real Great White and a phony one. The phony one is bigger for a start

[@lyndoncmp5751]

The shots with the real shark were the first shots filmed for Jaws. Filmed February 1974 off South Australia. The shooting for Jaws with Spielberg did not begin until the May. The live footage of the shark fighting the cage was so incredibly spectacular (nothing like it had been filmed before) that they felt they couldn't leave it out.

[@alenciaga21]

@@davidfrost2819 I think it´s great. Also the reason why Hooper didn´t die

[@listentothenightfilms]

It was perfect, even though you knew the shots didn't match. It ADDED to it somehow, even though it shouldn't have. It's a VERY 70's thing to do. But somehow it added to the awesomeness. This is seriously the best movie ever made. It's insane how stuff that should have sucked, didn't.

[@kimberlycastro3701]

The Great White Sharks ancestor…. Megalodon. 🦈

[@ajjy1110]

except its not its not related at all.. nearest relative is mako shark

[@harishchalam1190]

Gotabaya. The. Sri. Lankan. Gogoi. Narasimha. Rao. Iraq.