Jaws (1975). Gone Fishing.

[@Buford_T_Justice1]

The mayor’s anchor print coat was my favorite character. I wish they had done more with him.

[@beatrixwickson8477]

Exploring the backstory and future of that jacket is where the sequels should have gone.

[@dan1216]

It kind of reminds me of the Riddler costume with the question marks all over it.

[@k33k32]

Check out Jaws WeMake - versions of Jaws that fans have shot themselves, the clothes of the mayor is a fav. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaebZWavbLqqm9E

[@QT5656]

Mayor Larry Vaughn. He had many great lines and he delivered them brilliantly.

[@daveroche6522]

Murray played Mr. Death in an early episode of the Twilight Zone - very solid performance.

[@TheBeird]

One of those films that make storytelling seem so easy, yet when you analyse it you realise how skilfully put together it is and how so many other flicks lack its finesse. One of the best movies ever made

[@michaelstaunton1632]

Robert Shaw what a performance 🎥

[@bartrazin]

There is a stage play called¨The shark is broken¨which stars Robert´s son Ian and he is the spitting image of his father. I hope i can see this play someday.

[@jb6668]

Jaws is one of the few movies that I dont care where in the story I find it, that I will always sit and watch through to the end.

[@0311Mushroom]

The discussion of the USS Indianapolis was one of the most horrific sequences in the movie.

[@daverage4729]

Still get chills when I watch it. The background music really makes it for me...that and Quints forced wistful smile as he tells the tale.

[@daveroche6522]

Apparently Robert Shaw reckoned the original version was FAAAAR too long, went outside, rewrote it, memorised it, got drunk and gave one of the best performances of the movie. Rutger did the same (without the getting drunk bit) for his final scene in Bladerunner: "........ time to die".

[@barryscott8041]

6:57 Check the talent of the actor portraying the Mayor; forget his name....he was great

[@bryanbird1266]

Sir Micheal Caine on Jaws The Revenge. "I have never seen it [the film], but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific!"

[@barryscott8041]

My brother, our two cousins and I went to see Jaws when it opened. The line was down the block. 4 teen boys of 15, 16.....by the climax of the movie we were in fetal positions in our seats....Whole theater was gripped...When Brody killed the shark, the whole crowd in the theater LEAPT to their feet and CHEERED....it was amazing

[@ourladyofguadalupebotanica6732]

I was there during the first runs of the movie too. Back when, if you showed up late you could walk into the middle of the movie, and sit and watch it again. Good times.

[@carlrood4457]

Before watching the review, I want to say I love this movie more every time I see it. Scheider, Dreyfus, and Shaw act the hell out of this. My favorite scene is the one below decks where they're comparing scars. Their showing that Quint and Hooper have more in common than is obvious and while he's been the middle man up to this point, Brodie, the land lubber, is standing apart; clearly and outsider. When they start singing, he comes closer. Then the mood shifts and Quint describes the Indiapolis sinking and it changes again as the shark starts attacking. No shark movie has come close to this kind of character work.

[@roquefortfiles]

Jaws is a masterpiece. It is one of the greatest films Hollywood has ever made. Defines the word "Classic"

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

Quite true.

[@johnmc3862]

How Spielberg didn't get best director that year I will never know.

[@carlrood4457]

Another great moment is after the mother slaps Brodie, the mayor says she was wrong to blame the chief. Brodie is not going to deny his culpability even when everyone else is. He let the politicians and businessmen talk him out of doing what he knew was right and he's not letting himself off the hook for caving. The one saving grace of the second movie is that he learned his lesson even though no one else did. He didn't give up, even after they fired him.

[@evo5dave]

I know Robert Shaw gets all the praise but Scheider was perfect in this film

[@o0pinkdino0o]

I love Schneider teaching everyone how to speak with a Boston accent. In the book Hooper sleeps with Ellen Brody.

[@ourladyofguadalupebotanica6732]

I read the book also. Not as dramatic ending as the movie. In the book the shark just dies.

[@SJKPJR007]

Any review featuring helium-filled Oreos is a winner. 'Jaws' demonstrates just what can be achieved when you forgo technology and concentrate instead on imagination and creativity.

[@bkatbamna]

First movie I saw in the theater when my family emigrated to the US. Saw it with both my cousins. The oldest of us three was only 12, the youngest only 8. None of our parents came.

[@daveroche6522]

The theme (those 2 notes) managed to scare the fishy willies out of all of us. Brilliant!

[@nigeh5326]

Jaws contains one of the best jump scare moments in film history when the head falls out of the boat. Unless you know it’s coming you will jump

[@braxxian]

I have watched this film a thousand times and still jump when the head bobs up.😮

[@brianhabel]

This was the most quintessential movie of the 70's, that is, until Star Wars hit the screen.

[@evo5dave]

Way way better than Star Wars!

[@QT5656]

Excellent retrospective video which features many of my favourite lines and scenes.

[@DavyDredd14]

"What are you, some kind of half-assed Astronaut ?" - Quint to Hooper

[@gommechops]

Great film, it is so closely tied to that mid 70's era too, hot summers with sun bleached faded photos, bellbottom jeans and Jaws... It's beautifully shot too, one of my favourites i think. Great review too. Thanks.

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Steven Spielberg and his films.

[@daverage4729]

One of my all time favourite movies. Great job man. Did a fabulous review. Loved Bruces little chortle at 4.50 ;)

[@ioanbristow3376]

I still think this is the best movie ever made. I might be wrong but I'm sticking with it

[@289cobra9]

You're not wrong.

[@WatchMaga]

I have also said this myself since my first viewing: It is the best movie ever made. It may not be the greatest, but it is the best. All the elements that make for perfect cinematic story telling are at their pinnacle in this film.

[@sarahmarks6743]

thank you I really enjoy your review`s. Jaws is my favourite Spielberg movie and maybe my favourite movie of all time. It is as near to perfection as any movie could be.

[@QT5656]

My favourite film. It's great to see how it's much it's still appreciated. If you get a chance to see the play "the shark is broken" please do. It's great! The Inside Jaws podcast is also worth listening to.

[@dmc5302]

Quint is my spirit animal.

[@AussieAquatic]

The Movie....and the Review.......Both BRILLIANT!!!

[@henryglennon3864]

Jaws: or as we New Englanders pronouce it: JAAAHs.

[@inkermoy]

Jaws is not about the shark. It's about the three guys on the boat. And so quoteable! "Hooper! Stop playing with yourself" Thanks for the review!

[@johnsummers2822]

Fake as a tan on a librarian 🤣🤣👍 can I use that one please? Great review well done😎

[@raiv-creative]

Your humour is on point, love each new vid, keep it up

[@NS-ks5qc]

Peter Benchley who wrote it, also starred in it as the interviewer. This film is a classic but too many sequels in my opinion. Peter would later regret this film as it led to sharks being hunted and killed.

[@jonbradley4789]

Yup, liked this one too.

[@TheGreatSnafoo]

What i thought a little comical is that they named the Mechanical Shark BRUCE

[@oobrocks]

Jaws = Moby Dick...Robert Shaw = Ahab

[@SamLowryDZ-015]

Thumbs up for the Goodies clip alone.

[@Retro-Fez]

When i saw this as a kid i didnt swim in the sea for 10 years even to this day though if im swimming im still looking lol

[@carlrood4457]

During Jaws 3D, I dropped my 3D glasses and couldn't find them in the dark. I didn't care that much the movie is bad. It actually gets worse when you realize Seaworld isn't near the ocean.

[@289cobra9]

There's only one Jaws movie.

[@fairyfairy6090]

loved it xx

[@monotonehell]

wakawakawaka (Fozzy Bear or Pacman... unsure)

[@roquefortfiles]

It is not true that they used the barrels to hide the shark. The barrels were in the book and in the script from the start. The shark shows up in the third act because it was written that way. Not because the shark didn't work.

[@daveroche6522]

"... I have a giant rubber shark and I've really made a mark, didya you look at me then look at all the blood?...." Joe Jackson, "I'm the Man" (1979) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nISohp-eYrp6mtE still great today (as is his cover of Common People with William Shatner). Enjoy!

[@johnmoore2910]

It did not create December blockbuster. Basically invented it. More than basically

[@neilmarktaylor4386]

No one mentioned the dog that got eaten

[@ronalddwyer2002]

Please review the terrible science fiction movie Zardoz.

[@ron8802]

"I dont think that's funny at all"...😂

[@Tolstoy111]

It’s David Brown not Darryl…

[@probablynotmyname8521]

I recently watched jaws and the only thing that annoys me (apart from some of the home stuff with brody) is when quint goes nuts at the end. Its out of character and clearly just a set up for the big finish.

[@AlucardNoir]

I don't like jaws... mainly because I grew up with seaQuest and I just can't see Roy Scheider in a non SF role. Even 2010 is more palatable to me than Jaws.

[@sebestyengorka2375]

I like your videos. But drop the humor. Your jokes never work. Aren’t funny. And distract.