Jaws (1975) - Barrels Scene (5/10) | Movieclips

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
To prevent the shark from submerging, Quint (Robert Shaw) harpoons it with a line attached to a floating barrel.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on Peter Benchley's best-selling novel, Steven Spielberg's 1975 shark saga set the standard for the New Hollywood popcorn blockbuster while frightening millions of moviegoers out of the water. One early summer night on fictional Atlantic resort Amity Island, Chrissie decides to take a moonlight skinny dip while her friends party on the beach. Yanked suddenly below the ocean surface, she never returns. When pieces of her wash ashore, Police Chief Brody (Roy Scheider) suspects the worst, but Mayor Vaughn (Murray Hamilton), mindful of the lucrative tourist trade and the approaching July 4th holiday, refuses to put the island on a business-killing shark alert. After the shark dines on a few more victims, the Mayor orders the local fishermen to catch the culprit. Satisfied with the shark they find, the greedy Mayor reopens the beaches, despite the warning from visiting ichthyologist Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) that the attacks were probably caused by a far more formidable Great White. One more fatality later, Brody and Hooper join forces with flinty old salt Quint (Robert Shaw), the only local fisherman willing to take on a Great White--especially since the price is right. The three ride off on Quint's boat "The Orca," soon coming face to teeth with the enemy.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1975)
Cast: Richard Dreyfuss, Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw
Director: Steven Spielberg
Producers: Richard D. Zanuck, David Brown
Screenwriters: Peter Benchley, Carl Gottlieb
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[@captainh3831]

The remarkable thing about this movie even today is the way it moves along. There's hardly a wasted frame or a dull moment in it.

[@panfan623]

Thank Mr. Spielberg! :] My favorite movie director and one of the greatest film directors of our generation.

[@MrWolfSnack]

This movie really stood out in a time in the mid 1970's when mostly every movie was very long, very drawn out with a lot of dialogue, and very little action. Sleepy campy movies. With the exception of soul films of course. Shaft was a badass movie.

[@paulanthony5274]

@@panfan623 Esspecially in the 70s and 80s. His films were exceptional, i remember the general public being shocked that he didn't win best movie Oscars for some of these masterpieces.

[@krispyskins2122]

John Williams score to this movie is incredible. The gravy to bring it altogether....

[@mrslavinator1057]

Try this. On another device go to a video named “Memories can weigh you down”. It’s a piece from a Pixar movie and start playing it when THIS video is at 1:59. Also mute this video so you can hear the music. Trust me.

[@hauphuc9836]

bnvjbbgh0

[@Clementine627]

You could make this in piggy build mode😏

[@lindsayhengehold5341]

I so agree with you regarding the soundtrack and the composer

[@patricknicholson9407]

so right, the music is astounding - he makes the mood for every moment, so the whole thing becomes emotionally massive. it's like he took the skills of the silent movie piano accompanist and amped them 5 million times. Jaws is a triumph of story, casting and camerawork but the music is equal to all of that.

[@lordfriezaUK]

A perfect example of why Jaws is one of the greatest movies of all time...Spielberg manages to deftly combine drama, comedy and suspense all together flawlessly in one scene

[@MohawkMogwai]

Let´s not forget that epic score by John Williams aswell :)

[@danradu231]

The little foot slip when he's walking along the side of the boat ledge.....pure Spielberg genius.

[@paulredman4330]

he made a masterpiece with a non working shark

[@keith2860]

I do the foot slip on my boat to see if people get the reference

[@zeppo2240]

You forgot Adventure

[@tomoconnor4984]

Saw this in the summer of 75 and it never gets old.....a true masterpiece!

[@Titan52berg]

Sure made that summer one of the best in my life!

[@roquefortfiles]

@@Titan52berg 1975 and Jaws is stamped in my mind. Such s cultural moment in time.

[@bazle64]

Did you think movies would get better in the future? Lol

[@roquefortfiles]

@@bazle64 I can't even imagine what a soul sucking waste land it must be to work in Hollywood these days. I remember a time when the films vying for academy awards actually deserved them. I remember a time when watching the Academy Awards was a big deal. Not anymore.

[@hanhang6016]

@@Titan52berg qqqA

[@IndianaJoel93]

Jaws as a film was so ahead of its time, the acting, the writing, the dialogue, the cinematography, the atmosphere, all timeless.

[@ralphastarita5240]

So true. Jaws is a complete masterpiece

[@TPDManiacXC626]

Ralph Astarita Yes, but a tragic one on the behalf of real sharks. Bruce the mechanical shark is so fake yet the masses mistook it for the real thing, an now, 75 to 100 million sharks are being slaughtered each year for that appalling Chinese recipe shark fin soup and worthless, useless medicines.

[@quietdemon8138]

+IndianaJoel93 the king of blockbusters and still terrifying to this day a true masterpiece of adventure and terror

[@aleksandargavric9180]

+rfccfg Johnson

[@missagente8100]

+IndianaJoel93 Not to mention along with its music score by the greatest composer of our time. :-)

[@chiefscheider]

Released 44 years ago today, in a then-unheard-of 409 theaters. $7m opening weekend, $17k per theater average. Impressive numbers even now, considering a movie ticket was just over $2.00 😮

[@randomgamer3978]

Hello chief B.

[@bellametallica]

Brody is totally me if I was in this situation lol.

[@MrNoUsername]

2:07 - 2:21 I ALWAYS love this part of the score in this scene, it's just- I don't know how to describe it. The situation combined with the score just SCREAMS uncertainty. Will Hooper tie the barrel in time? Will Quint miss the shark? What will the shark do if things don't go to plan? It's that build up of uncertainty that really gets you hooked (Pun intended)

[@harpiyon]

It makes it appear as if the humans are gonna win. As if they are the hunters. With all their teamwork & technology, they barely manage against an incredibly strong & efficient creature. Yes, they manage to kill the shark in the end. But that doesn't even matter. Shaw got killed, too, and the other 2 will probably never be the same, suffering from PTSD. The shark is actually innocent. It just hunts to eat. It finds easy prey in humans, so it decides to hunt them. It's pure instinct. The humans, on the other hand, esp. Shaw, project their trauma & hatred on an innocent animal. Which leads to their deminse, literally or morally. This is "their moment", before things start going down for them.

[@Seer11665]

people were afraid to go into the water after this movie,. one of the best movies ever made

[@goback3spaces]

I was afraid to go to Atlantic City after seeing CASINO.

[@sanctuaryism]

I still am mostly because of growing up watching this.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

I used to be because of this movie, but now I'm just afraid of drowning.

[@ComicBookGuy420]

Were? I still don't go in the ocean

[@ledzep5876]

I've seen hundreds of movies, and this is by far my favorite. The whole idea of a shark out-thinking the experts is just brilliant. And its because sharks are real, and in their world, they are at the top of the food chain: NOT US. Of all the scenes in the movie, and I love them all, I feel this is the greatest scene ever produced. The music, the acting, the idea of a shark attacking a boat with 3 grown men with weapons, is absolutely brilliant cinematography. Thank you Mr Spielberg, Mr Shaw, Mr Scheider, and Mr. Dreyfuss. Watch and enjoy..........

[@brennan4159]

Just showed this to my younger sister who had never seen it begore. Man this movie holds up to the test of time,she was laughing at all the funny scenes and in shock or terror at all the suspenseful/fear scenes. Truly a masterpeice of cinema to still draw all the intended reactions 40 odd years later.

[@grandmaster5518]

Hooper: I need to have something in the foreground, to give it some scale! Brody: Foreground, my ass! Funniest. Exchange. Ever. 😂😂😂😂 best part

[@casualrandomnesstv867]

lol

[@noactionsnotrustnoservice596]

😂😂😂

[@BonBon-bv1lf]

xD

[@mmmjjjj947]

@@casualrandomnesstv867 u .

[@davehug5405]

I don’t think I can take this abuse much longer

[@carlosavila8829]

the greatest monologue in film history robert shaw is the MAN

[@ozgeuysal248]

I love how the triumphant music abruptly comes to an end when the barrel sinks into the depths of the sea. Wha-wom! Nature steals the round again! Good work, John Williams.

[@kajabieber6518]

Lmaoooo "go to the end " ! "what for ?!?"

[@Germoney814]

"Back home we got a taxidermy man. He gonna have a heart attack when he sees what I brought him"

[@shriharihudli8596]

+Gerardo Gonzalez Here's to swimming with bow-legged women.

[@missagente8100]

+Gerardo Gonzalez Is a coincidence that Robert Shaw said that line, and then three years later after the film was released HE was killed by a heart attack?

[@edjucat]

I believe he says "what I brung him."

[@justinbaird8832]

“Here lies the body of Mary Lee died at the age of 103 for 15 years she kept her virginity not a bad record for this vicinity” “ I see ya got ya rubbers”

[@harjatali1800]

পেলট

[@johnnyrandom1036]

1:02-1:20 John Williams score absolutely riveting

[@11DNA11]

The music makes the scene so damn epic :)

[@ledzep5876]

The music is what really makes this scene special....Listen, its awesome

[@Astrithor]

Just saw this again for the first time in a long time. I had forgotten just what an amazing movie this is! I had forgotten these barrel scenes, and they're really the thing that makes the shark so scary. It shows just how ridiculously big and powerful the thing is.

[@missagente8100]

Steven Spielberg's voice is on the radio.

[@missagente8100]

+Ed oh, I didn't know that! 😀

[@chiefscheider]

Miss Agent E: _Steven_ 😎

[@mrblackop6357]

HOLY SHIT THAT IS HIM

[@missagente8100]

Chief Scheider Oh. I’ll fix that selling error. Apologize.

[@missagente8100]

Chief Scheider There we go.

[@pdex2165]

John Williams score in this snippet = awesomeness personified.

[@47tooter]

What cinematography , what a score , Spielberg knows how to make a movie.

[@roquefortfiles]

There's nothing really amazing about the cinematography. The shots are fabulously composed (That's Steven) but the lighting is simply daylight. Big deal. The skill comes in matching the various cuts shot weeks apart. If you notice the close up on Robert Shaw is in over cast. The wide shot is in bright sunshine. Obviously shot at different times. But it all works because the cutting and action is exciting. You don't notice the discrepancy of the skies. But look for it and you'll see it. Sticks out like a sore thumb. But the acting and cutting is so good that you're not paying attention to the "Sky" which drastically changes shot to shot. This sequence of the shark approaching the boat with Robert on the pulpit likely took WEEKS to shoot.

[@roquefortfiles]

@@gelsen888 Hello back. Young lady how are ya?

[@roquefortfiles]

@@gelsen888 Was there a reason you're saying hi?

[@roquefortfiles]

@@gelsen888 That's nice. I am just curious why? Did I say something?

[@roquefortfiles]

@@gelsen888 Oh. Ok. Jaws is my favorite film.

[@angusyoung4896]

Honestly, I think this is the best movie ever. The voice at the beginning over the radio is Spielberg, also.

[@lorenzoholt5053]

Oldest of all the shark movies and still the best.

[@roquefortfiles]

+Lorenzo Holt Its not just about the shark. As cool as Bruce is to see. Its the Bro mance Its the camaraderie of the guys on the boat. Fighting, struggling. Eventually working together.

[@shihretekastrati3945]

Lorenzo Holt muzik duli

[@danwroy]

What kind of dumbass take is this

[@labratt3742]

Lorenzo Holt It’s definitely the best, but there must’ve been other shark movies before this one.

[@mercedesortiz183]

Lorenzo Holt ,w3,lk@kskskkkkakak😅📲😍😋😛

[@CapnSchep]

Robert Shaw was complete badass...!!

[@virgboogie]

The music gives it a sense of adventure aswell as thriller/horror

[@S-I-T]

Everything about this film is pure perfection.

[@gtamediaproductions1]

This masterpiece will never get old.

[@F_B19]

+Rick Scicluna i know right .

[@roquefortfiles]

+Rick Scicluna Oh man. Couldn't agree more. Everything works here. The music, acting, shots. Its one of the GREAT Hollywood movies.

[@gtamediaproductions1]

👍

[@InspectorCallahan.44]

Amen, I watch this movie at least 4 times a week.

[@roquefortfiles]

***** Oh man. The score is amazing in this film. And it is not just the duh nuh. It is all the other motifs and themes. I could critique every scene and describe why it works so incredibly. Right up there with Rick Roy and Robert is John Williams. He is the emotion of the film. One of my all time fav film moments and something that is burned in my memory is the start of the shark hunt. The moment when we first see the shark and Dreyfus then bolts down the ladder. The music takes off and the adventure begins. I've seen it a hundred times and it STILL excites me.

[@twentyzeroone]

You can hear John William's music narrating the scene, such a great movie

[@ejl1000]

One of my favourite scenes in movie history.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

0:07 - That bit ALWAYS gets me!

[@troyandrew6154]

2:43 This is why I always considered jaws as an adventure film!

[@the430movie]

This is one of the most exciting scenes in movie history, and the movie itself! 3 actors as 1.... EXCELLENT!!!!

[@Dingo-wk5ed]

While I love complex characters and stories, there is something wonderful about watching a simple movie executed beautifully. Films like Fantasia and To Kill a Mockingbird are masterful examples, but I feel Jaws is the movie that perfected the art of simple storytelling. At its core, it’s just three men with simple motivations and personality traits hunting a shark. But the way that they interact off each other and their banter make them possibly my favorite trio in all of cinema.

[@charliedallachie3539]

Dingo13550 right it’s almost something in real life

[@andreigalea6260]

Dingo13550 p

[@tameyoshi5507]

"Foreground my ass!"

[@HDadvocate85]

Lol love that line

[@BmorePatriot]

'Cause he was scared and crap.

[@josephbonczyk3182]

Can't stop laughing at that part!😅😅😅

[@dreadhead6489]

HANDS DOWN, BEST MOVIE EVER MADE!

[@dreadhead6489]

@@Hunter87788 I will agree to disagree kind Sir lol

[@zoltan902]

2:41 one best musical moments in cinematic history.

[@LatinoHeatMexico]

John Williams nails this scene! The music's so tense and....awesome

[@captainh3831]

Yes, Spielberg himself has said that the music was responsible for probably half of the film's success.

[@jollygreenfishingchannel9164]

There's nothing like relaxing at home making Saltwater fishing rig's watching a Jaws marathon! 🎣🐟🤙✌️

[@brodieyake7735]

Hooper says, "I need something in the foreground to give it some scale", and it's only a handful of shots later when we see Quint at the tip of the Orca in the foreground of the shot as the shark swims towards him, making the shark look huge. Spielberg is a goddamn genius.

[@Jared_Wignall]

0:17 Steven Spielberg cameo!

[@RadToys66]

Yep! Saw it too.

[@magicalDisneyforever]

Jared Wignall what is it? Is it steven spielberg's voice? :)

[@Jared_Wignall]

It is.

[@zinozino2684]

ولله يبارك

[@oaktownraider7641]

i like how the music goes to scary music then happy kids running through flowers

[@johnnyrandom1036]

OaktownRaider76 that music symbolizes control they have

[@dzonbrodi514]

@@johnnyrandom1036 the control they *think* they have

[@jonnyqwst]

"Nantucket sleigh ride " music

[@lukeneely389]

It works so well though.

[@patkmulderig]

John Williams wanted to use swashbuckling adventure music to showcase that the three heroes think they have the upper hand, and will have this whole thing sewn up before the end of the day.

[@jarmelo2006]

I remember how fun it was to watch this movie...

[@NickZephyr]

0:35 "Further out!" "What?" "Further out!" "Why?!" "Go further out! "What for?!" Hahahaha XD

[@ctt7971]

LOL..

[@Jeptheplay]

I NEED something for the foreground.... Foreground my ASS!!!

[@ctt7971]

;)

[@MajinTurles-ng2gy]

LaceeLasers Martin Goddamn It

[@aaronnantz1241]

Lol yea Brody didn't want to get eaten

[@Scoobydude-qp5mt]

The one part that always scared me was at 8 seconds when brody's foot slipped I kept imagining him falling into the water and getting eaten before he could get back on the boat

[@ymirswife9496]

1:01, lmao he really went ↩️

[@HORRORINFINITE]

Lmao😂

[@drackiseries]

FOREGROUND MY ASS! *dies in laughter*

[@irineoluna84]

Now that what I call a sea adventure

[@michaeldonlan3221]

This is the only scene in the entire movie where the mechanical shark worked perfectly. In all other scenes, notice the use of only half/parts of the shark's body (so that people could manipulate it), or the barrels in place of the shark. It goes to show how absolutely brilliant Steven Spielberg is .. in every other scene using only "part of" the shark his camera angles and use of building suspense perfectly distract the viewers from the fact they are not looking at a whole shark. A major reason the three stars are so hyped up in this scene is because they know they will not get the chance to have "another take"; there is no way they could re-set-up everything so perfectly, at sea, in this scene.

[@tdelamont]

I'm pretty sure this is the "tow shark", the one you don't hear about much. It didn't run on the rail system. It hooked up to a tow rope which was tied to an out of frame boat that simply towed it around. It didn't really have any moving parts (maybe a rudder) so it couldn't break down. They used it a lot (they had to). I read about it in a paperback called "The Making of Jaws" back in about 1977. It had a lot of production and behind the scenes photos, which was pretty damn rare back then. Very cool. I remember a chapter called "The Sunk Sinking Orca and The Well-Worn Shark", where the boat and the shark had to work together. Naturally, either the boat wouldn't sink correctly, or the shark wouldn't work. Or both. Nightmare. The last chapter of the book was entitled The End of the "Tale" and featured a photo of Chrissie's naked butt as she ran into the surf in the opening scene. Pretty funny to a 10-year-old.

[@roquefortfiles]

All the swimming shots around the boat are with the sea sled shark which was simply pulled through the shots by a speed boat. None of these shots involved the platform shark. That was the shark that constantly malfunctioned because it had all the pneumatics for activation. The sea sled footage was difficult to do because it took so long to set the shots. If the take didn't work the reset for take 2 took half an hour. These shots took days to accomplish.

[@roquefortfiles]

John Cornell I thought the shark looked pretty damn good in the cage sequence

[@Tommyblueeyes]

they filmed a real shark thats why.

[@jeangny8317]

Michael Donlan

[@jacksonharvey1225]

“i’m begging you ah Martin goddammit!” hooper’s number one priority is documenting the largest great white ever seen like a true marine biologist lol

[@philaman1972]

The score, the script, the cinematography, the editing, and of course the incredible acting all combine to make this movie a thrill no matter how many times you've seen it.

[@missagente8100]

Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss weren't really acting throughout the film; the two cast members actually didn't get along. No wonder they looked so good.

[@ichris.topher]

There actually was no feud between them. Shaw was somewhat a method actor on set and would tease Dreyfuss on and off. Dreyfuss had even said in an interview that there was no bad air between them whatsoever, and he even admires and looks up to Shaw with much praise.

[@stellarwind1946]

@@ichris.topher well of course he’s going to say that now, Robert Shaw didn’t live very long after Jaws was made. If you asked him in 1975 he’d probably say he hated his guts.

[@aaronkenyon7112]

I like what they did with Brody here, they kind of made him a fish out of water character which is ironic, he's had little to no experience with sharks, he's never drove a boat and he hates the ocean whilst you've got Quint who is an expert on hunting sharks and Hooper who is an expert on shark knowledge

[@maxfrankow1238]

Lol between him scurrying away than turning back around when Quint emerged with the harpoon sums it up perfectly!

[@TheHero136]

0:55 Hooper: I need you, please! I'm begging you. Martin: I'm not staying here! Hooper: Martin, GOD DAMMIT! So freaken hilarious.

[@nikolaszuraff1234]

HE'S CIRCLING THE BOAT, MARTIN!!!

[@ashleyt6054]

it is the name of the character roy plays is police chief martin brody of the amity pd

[@Masse-mb4rn]

+TheHero136 0:59 Hooper: come here, Martin! COME HERE, DARLING! BEAUTIFUL! sounds nice.

[@VirtualGhostCyRENRAK]

THECHNICAAL I YOU DON'T HARMFUL A SHARK, HE WILL NEVER TOUCH YOU.. END of STORY TELLING

[@hellobeautiful5225]

A young Steven Spielberg’s voice on the radio there. . I’ll never forget the feeling I had of watching their feet on that little walkway on the side. And how hard I laughed when the Chief turned around when he saw the speargun.

[@carmenargueta3386]

Martin: police chief Quint:Shark Hunter Matt Hooper: scientist Bruce Aka Jaws:Kill People

[@McGuireMotionProductions]

He’s comin hehehe comin, Hooper get clear of the barrel, HOOPER!!! Favorite line

[@demonofelru3214]

Hooper where are you?!?!

[@McGuireMotionProductions]

Demon of Elru TIE IT UP WILL YOU

[@demonofelru3214]

@@McGuireMotionProductions Hooper hurry it up he's coming straight for us, don't screw it up now!

[@McGuireMotionProductions]

Demon of Elru don’t wait for me

[@alexrose9388]

One of my favourite scenes from the movie

[@SaurianStudios1207]

No cgi, no green screen, no massive explosions, just a fisherman, a shark hunter and a sheriff police trying to hunt a shark in the middle of the ocean. classic scene in a timeless movie!

[@Tommyblueeyes]

nah no massive explosions at all..(The ending, rolls eyes)

[@ughugh351]

@@Tommyblueeyes he means this scene

[@SoldierOfFate]

For a movie that's 36 years old it still looks amazing in today's standards.

[@kjbuchanan63]

It's almost 45 years old...not 36. I was 12...and read both the original story and the post-film story. Which were definitely not the same...

[@truthbearer7891]

@@kjbuchanan63 That’s because you responded to a comment almost a decade before yours

[@mckinziechapman1622]

I love this movie so very much! It's one of my favorites! When I was a little kid I use to watch this movie every single day & on Christmas a few years ago my little sister got me a JAWS T-Shirt from Universal Studios. On the front of the shirt is the movie cover and on the back of the shirt is the theme song.

[@tyjohnston8573]

I really should not drink Woodford Reserve while watching this.

[@HORRORINFINITE]

This whole movie right here is proof that you can make anything a masterpiece without cgi, all you need is patience, hard work, and a vision spiced with imagination and creativity

[@bravosixgoing_gay8595]

Your husbands all right Mrs Brody he's fishing. Just caught a couple of stripers. We'll bring them in for dinner. We won’t be long. We havent seen anything yet. Orca Out.

[@gtamediaproductions1]

forgot "we won't be long"

[@Gojilynx]

I thought he said Orca out

[@ericklangarica5028]

Spider-Man we'd shooter

[@LetEmWatch]

That monologue cracked me up 😂 Quint was awesome!

[@gerlanemartins8578]

T TÁ WSRHOX NM de dea

[@Casanovamorris]

Probably the best movie ever made, magic.

[@robertfoy100]

Robert Shaw was just fantastic.

[@phillymathguy8142]

0:52 -- You never say "Over, Out" on the radio. When you're done talking, it's just "Out". Surprising that the staff missed this since the rest of the movie is detail perfect.

[@quietdemon8138]

The voice on the radio is speilberg

[@VirtualGhostCyRENRAK]

Wow I was in 1975. 2 years old

[@gavinbeacom3251]

King TJ COOL

[@rodneyafif6622]

Shit, it is.

[@quietdemon8138]

Rodney Afif yeah it’s kinda awesome considering the amount of stress and how boring it was to wait for everything to work at sea

[@tazmanianracer296]

Quiet Demon I didn’t even realize that! Thanks for pointing that out

[@youcanquoteme2]

How many movies can make you howl with laughter and scare you out of the water at the same time?

[@jamessquire1]

I really do think this is the greatest movie of all time. The dialogue alone was worth the price of admission. Interestingly, I thought the book was terrible and that's not usually the case.

[@nymike06]

The book was not bad. However, the adjustments for the movie was necessary.

[@pidgerrr95]

"Cmon martin move move move!" "I'm not going out there!" Great comedy in such a tension filled scene

[@skerr808]

"Further out!" "What?" "Further out!" "Why!" "Go further out!" "What for?" Lmao

[@1quintsorca]

for gods sake hooper , tie it on ,tie it on ............remember hooper drives the boat chief !

[@Captainkebbles1392]

"When I think of Jaws I think of courage and stupidity, and I think of both of those things existing underwater" Also fun fact the radio is Steven. He knew how to balance action, terror, and comedy

[@davidyoung1625]

The Orca is the best fictional Ship ever

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

I just love that sharp harpoon coming out the window at the guy like "eeeh, ok going back, backing up"

[@martykeaton182]

0:16 - :25 That's Steven's voice, believe it or not.

[@zeppo2240]

THATS WHAT I THOUGHT BUT I WASNT FOR SURE HAHAHAHAHA

[@thecheekibreekiguy5048]

BARRELS! YOU TOLD THE SHARK WHERE WE WERE!

[@julissalopez6938]

The Cheeki Breeki Guy wdtzd

[@zadallas5112]

God I’m old 27 n I watched this at least 2,000! Times in my lifetime I’d take the chance to live in these times no worry’s!

[@moontexts]

The greatest movie of all time

[@exoticfritzl699]

Jaws will never keep me out of water cuz I'm a big fan of sharks🦈🦈🦈

[@TPDManiacXC626]

VenomGamer 101Plays same here.

[@gcHK47]

John Cornell Get me a plane ticket.

[@Cam-rm7kl]

Shark movies (1975) : Very well done Animatronics (2016-2017) : Very bad CGI I miss movies like this.

[@ricardohuante4729]

Indeed

[@specrec1071]

True, and almost all shark movies after Jaws are trying to be blockbusters like Jaws. They all stink. Toxic shark, sharknado, LAND SHARK, and alll that other crap.

[@attdnsk1033]

@@specrec1071 even dark tide but 47 meter down is great but not really as I think

[@jakeystarsuper]

@Nikki Necro r/lewronggeneration seriously give it a break. Quit complaining

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

That’s why I’m worried Hollywood’s gonna stoop so low as to remake Jaws with a computer CGI PS4 shark.

[@TinaLouise73]

The 3 main charecters of brody quint and hooper were perfect casting! Wiout these GREAT actors this movie wuddnt the cult classic n MUCH loved film of the best era of movie making the 70s and then the 80s afterwards! In my own personal opinion the 70s n 80s churned out some of ALL tine BEST EVER films!

[@alanapage3881]

all the clips of this film just make u want to watch it fully lol :) spielberg

[@betterthanflapjacks]

“He’s Comin’...Hehehe.. He’s comin’!”

[@crowdkilleryote]

"Hooper get clear of the barrel." "HOOPER?!"

[@nikolacustoms9573]

"Tie it up will ya!"

[@crowdkilleryote]

@@nikolacustoms9573 "Your turn, Quint."

[@nikolacustoms9573]

"Hoopa where are you?"

[@betterthanflapjacks]

Nickola The Avenger “Hooper, hurry it up tie it on.”

[@Ilive4moneyable]

i remeber the scene when three barrels hit the damn thing and he still pulled them under and quint was like....wtf!!!idk what to do now!

[@cecilrichardson2494]

Yep. Although the barrels came back to the surface, maybe at most a minute after the shark pulled them under.

[@briannoonan6985]

If quint had tied the line on the barrels, he might have gotten a clear shot in the head.

[@theseageek]

This was made in 1975 and still tops so many CGI-filled movies today in the 2020s, that speaks volume

[@jadentrez]

Hooper should have said, "Barrels. Yeah, that's some fancy, old school things you brought, Quint. Don't know what the shark will do, might eat it, I suppose. Saw one eat my boat once."

[@brendanforester4601]

😂😂😂

[@charliedallachie3539]

In reality a barrel would fatigue a shark or whale pretty quick, in the movie it seemed like a young megalodon

[@Robbo1966]

Robert Shaw in this classic jaws scene "got a couple of strippers, we'll bring em in for dinner we won't be long, we havn't seen anything yet over n out" Class!

[@jamesroboyle]

paul robinson stripers * 😂😂😂😂

[@angelajohnson6659]

I would have liked to see the pole they were on!!

[@mdd1963]

There are strip joints out on the ocean? Awesome!

[@TinaLouise73]

I cud watch n re-watch jaws over n over! Great shark movie EVER! 👌

[@stevelogan5475]

I would have said, hooper, you give me the camera & you get out on the edge of the boat, lol.

[@xraystudios3693]

1:12 this shot sums up pretty much the 2nd half of Jaws: Brody is much closer to Quint than Hooper is to Quint, and the personalities of them or what they do: Quint: Getting his harpoon ready, he's ready to hunt this shark down like any other. Hooper: Doing his sientific, that's probably the biggest shark he's ever seen. Brody: Doing basic stuff a he's out of his element, getting to learn what's going on around him.

[@wickkidda]

1 out of every 10 people disliked this. I would guess that’s probably also the ratio of adults who can’t tie their shoes.

[@jimeagle5509]

That scene when Quinn is bouncing at the bow (2:06)……good scene.

[@paulanthony5274]

Out of all the movies I've ever seen, I'd say there are about ten I love the most, but Jaws easily has the best music score, perfect!!

[@tempura8390]

Tie it up will you That scene is so fucking good

[@pz6]

👏👏✌✌

[@samithroxhai6314]

+‫ﺭﻳﮩٰ۫ﻜﮩٰ۫ﺎﺭﺩو 'ۦ،'ۦ، 'ۦ،'ۦ، (شِّيِّرِجِّعَّﮝ بٍّعَّدٍّ وٍّآلِّمِّآخِّذﮝ تٍّآبٍّوٍّتٍّ)‬‎ his

[@VirtualGhostCyRENRAK]

Samith Roxhai xxx shark attack you kisses

[@Shader1019]

"Your husband's alright Mrs. Brody he's fishing he just got a couple of stripers we're bringin' 'im in for dinner we won't be long we haven't seen anything yet over and out!" XD

[@suffyenandalou7433]

Gibb you are not the best thing ever is easier to do that for me too much

[@willsco76]

So they caught some strippers, but then he says we haven't seen anything yet.

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

He knows that Ellen knows they are hunting for sharks. That's what he meant when he said they haven't seen anything yet. He was pretty much trying to reassure her, so she wouldn't worry about her husband. But he BS'd when he said Brody caught strippers. He lied, but he lied to make Brody look good. It's messed up how much respect Quint has for the Chief.

[@joshualoynes7408]

William Scott we haven't seen anything yet is referring to the shark, you know, the whole reason they are on this trip.

[@ranazalsyd1999]

Noooooo

[@ek9509]

When a killer shark unleashes chaos on a beach community, it's up to a local sheriff, a marine biologist, and an old seafarer to hunt the beast down.

[@chotzrary]

Man, the action, suspense is awesome!

[@jeffree6996]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Also the soundtrack by john Williams is as epic as can be. Masterful

[@erikagudino5090]

Jeff Ree