Jaws 2 (4/9) Movie CLIP - That's a Shark (1978) HD

[@MD21037]

"That's a shark! And I know what a shark looks like, because I've seen one up close!!" "And you better do something about this one, because I don't intend on going through that hell again!!" Roy Scheider always had the best lines. This performance during this scene, is Roy Scheider, at the top of his game.

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

He’s the greatest actor in history.

[@Zedd1500]

Absolutely!

[@moragag9307]

RIP Mr Scheider

[@jamessolomon4252]

Some people are just plain ignorant.

[@seankolker]

He nailed this part!!! Excellent performance!!!

[@bhunt799]

Roy's performance in this scene is fantastic.

[@christophermirkovich7290]

YES

[@Zedd1500]

It certainly is.

[@TrickyPJM752]

I’m shocked at how good his performance is despite him not wanting anything to do with Jaws 2

[@blakemeads9225]

I love that Roy Schieder didn't want to be in this movie at all, but still gave a genuine performance.

[@alucard624]

He was a true professional for doing a damn good job despite not wanting to be there at all.

[@johnmcnamara8741]

He even came to blows with the director.

[@bradwiehn6448]

@trha2222 and that matters,why?

[@mudassar9272]

Why did he not want to be in the film?

[@susanb2015]

I saw Jaws at eight in 75. I thought this movie sucked compared to the original and haven't seen it since.

[@geoffreypereira8024]

The fact that Mayor Vaughn was still mayor and that the town wasn’t sued into bankruptcy after the events of Jaws is truly stunning…

[@bmacleod52]

I thought is was poor story writing - maybe something director Jeannot Swartz or some else may have overlooked.

[@07foxmulder]

@@bmacleod52Layton Eversaul has a video on the making of Jaws 2 and the different drafts the script went through. One of the original stories focused on Amity being bankrupt after the events of the original. I can’t remember why the studio chose not to go that route. It’s a great video so check it out.

[@rickenman9844]

Is Vaughn elected Mayor or appointed by the Amity Council?

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[@flurrypawz]

i love the words brody says from 1:31-1:41 so inspirational to me

[@alecnorthrup3645]

Brody’s Inspirational Speech

[@hanslanda58]

Lmaooo

[@Jared78100]

Roy Scheider did not want to be in this movie but he had a contract obligation and they paid him a good salary. Even the director and Roy got into heated arguments. Yes he's the reason this movie stands as a pretty good movie as a sequel. RIP Roy.

[@leocomerford]

Any fans of Roy Schneider should definitely see /All That Jazz/ for his performance there, if they haven't already.

[@famusjosh]

Why didn't roy Schneider want to be in jaws 2

[@Zedd1500]

RIP Roy Scheider.

[@moragag9307]

Yankeefan24 makes perfect sense now

[@preving]

they had a physical altercation which had to be broken up

[@jockoadams3377]

The concept of Brody being "crazy" In Jaws 2 was kinda clever. Someone who did kill a shark the way he did in the first one might naturally have some kind of PTSD.

[@godstatus1333]

I can go with that........

[@godstatus1333]

@FollowerOfJesus 101.......... Right. And what about that Alex Kittner kid who was gobbled up directly in front of him???

[@07foxmulder]

I really did like that subplot, too. For a movie that was made as nothing more than a shameless cash grab, Jaws 2 was pretty decent.

[@daustin8888]

@@07foxmulder If they got rid of the stupid teens, the film would be loved a lot more

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@daustin8888 disagree, this was part of the fun.

[@smlshin]

Roy Scheider is the reason Jaws 2 is watchable. His performance as Brody is arguably just as good or maybe even better than the first film mainly because of how the script develops his character, even if the people of Amity are true idiots.

[@andersonfarias6407]

Samuel Shin wqwpppo

[@LiT_RaBBiT]

Samuel Shin so true

[@christophermirkovich7290]

YES!!!!!

[@christophermirkovich7290]

Look at the eye!

[@moirapledger9153]

why wasn't he in the revenge?

[@StealthMode3924]

I agree with Brody later in the film where he says “Showed them a picture of that shark, they didn’t see it. They see *only* *what* *they* *want* *to* *see* “

[@doberman314]

Yeah,The eye is a eye of a shark

[@BrocktonLazarus3397]

Stupid politicians. They only care about money.

[@mikewillis4362]

Great actor. Deserves deep respect

[@robertsleeth861]

I always thought the deleted scene where they all vote should have stayed in the film. It showed that Mayor Vaughn still had loyalty to Brody and that he didn't forget what Brody did in the first film. You miss all of that with that scene cut out.

[@cretinousjester3475]

Robert Sleeth: I have to wonder what he did after Brody saved his kid at the end. He's a very complex character. Not really likeable but not fully hateable either. Sure he makes his mistakes and those mistakes even led to deaths but I do think he thinks of the town more than the movie shows and from I remember of the book- he's bent over backwards for it in the past. I wouldn't want to be in his shoes with that responsibility and situation.

[@jamesshunt5123]

@@cretinousjester3475 In the novel Vaughn knew that Amity had been struck hard by the economic recessions of the early 70's and had difficulties making ends meet. As an Eastern Coast town it definitely needed the summer season as its income. Vaughn had also borrowed some money from the mob knowing his own neck was at stake should not the coming summer not be a hit. For this reason him refusing to believe a shark had staked a claim in the territorial waters around Amity made sense. It's also implied he believes Brody's report but foolishly believes the shark attack will be a one-off and that whatever shark killed Chrissie Watkins probably followed the current down the coast. Vaughn also realizes that he is cash-strapped already and doesn't like Quint very much (who in the movie tells Brody:"Get the mayor off my back I don't want to hear any more of this zoning crap!") and thinks paying him what he asks to catch and kill the shark is akin to him being mugged by a salty old seaman. Vaughn also clearly understands that Brody is a good and resourceful man who probably will be an asset to Amity and himself in the future. He therefore doesn't want to antagonize Brody directly but instead tries to "reason" with him. In the movie he even openly admits to Brody the town needs "summer dollars". He likes Brody but knows at the same time he can't let him have his way - not at such a sensitive moment both for Amity and for him as a mayor. In Jaws 2 Vaughn still likes Brody - probably because he saved the town by killing the shark and becoming a local hero in the process - but at the same time he's stuck in bad position between the town council and the new investors and chief Brody. For this reason it's hardly surprising he votes to keep Brody in the deleted scene. In short, I believe Vaughn definitely respects Brody and wants to have him in Amity because he's a competent and honest man but he hopes to gloss over any potential threats (even shark problems) until it all has cooled down and then everything can be back to normal and everybody be happy.

[@johnm2631]

Superb

[@m.e.d.7997]

Wonder why it was cut? Maybe to make the ending more dramatic with his kid's life spared.

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@jamesshunt5123 The mayor(Murray Hamilton) was also a very key component in making these movies work. He just nailed that character. Loved him.

[@daustin8888]

Roy is such an amazing actor. He is on a hair trigger in this movie. Mostly due to the events of the first film. You can hear the PTSD in his voice

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

“And I know what a shark looks like because I’ve seen one up close” understatement of the century

[@samalvey8168]

Yeah, wayyyyy up close.

[@Beforezzz]

😂

[@theautomator8372]

Fun Fact: there was apparently a deleted scene where the people at the table deciding to fire Brody the Mayor dosen't raise his hand and says something along the lines of "This man saved this town"

[@jockoadams3377]

Someone posted the Making of 2 and they show a clip. Mayor Vaughn showed some unexpected class. He was the only one who stood up for Brody and voted that he keep his job.

[@wd3185]

I really wished they included that scene. It would've been good development for the Mayor as a character.

[@jdogjohnson9038]

Once again the big heads in town not believing him.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

@Robert 0077 Man, that must've been a hell of a burden for him😕 That's a terrible dilemma, to say the least.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

It should've been included in the finished film

[@davidmiles2636]

I wonder if Roy Scheider let his reluctance to be in this movie come out in his performance in this scene. "You'd better do something about this one, because I don't intend to go through that hell again!"

[@Vanilladye]

I think you can definitely see his anger of ending up in this film in his performance.

[@astrangerhere]

He does seem angry or annoyed in a lot of his scenes..

[@Tom68363]

@@astrangerhere I'm not surprised having to deal with that ball bag Larry

[@leafyutube]

Politicians don't know their ass from a hole in the ground. Perfectly captured in this scene.

[@masterknife8423]

leafyutube Money is the only thing politicians know these days

[@kryptonianpowers]

Almost every single politician is dishonest, whether real or fiction.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

"I don't intend to go through that hell again!"

[@q.h.s5051]

This is how you Phone in your performance. Roy Schneider was so brilliant in this film, he made it not just good but great!

[@iansheehy7441]

"...and you'd better do somrthing about this one because I don't intend to go through that hell again!". What a great piece of acting. Even though Jaws 2 might be a fairly average film, though I love it. Roy Scheiders passion in this scene is worthy of huge praise. Even the "...that's it..atta boy.....come on!" in the shark death scene was amazing IMO. I always got goose bumps!

[@asiacoleman2289]

RIP to everyone in this scene.

[@ElBombastico883]

@Cheryl Dawn Stevens Literally every actor in this scene is dead now.

[@obiwanthewiseass]

Tell that to the people that died

[@bad2dabohn1992]

Jaws 3D and Revenge are prime examples of you can't make a good Jaws movie without Roy Schieder

[@jonathancornelio1004]

I liked the 3rd movie tho

[@jonathancornelio1004]

Nvm your right

[@astront917]

Brilliant acting by Roy scheider,rest in peace Roy.

[@millermovies4521]

say what you will about this movie or the franchise for that matter, BUT this scene here is definitely one of the best acted scenes in the entire franchise. the intensity, the raw and fearful anger tone in his voice, its so palpable and makes you feel like you are inside chief brody mind as he scrambles to find the words to prove to these morons that what he sees in those pictures are his absolute worst horrors coming back to haunt him and amity again

[@isaiahhamilton1513]

"Lens, my ass!" "You damn right it's your ass!" LOL

[@CC-Cobalt-1043]

You can even tell that's a Shark

[@stonecutter2]

It could be seaweed, mud, something in the lens!

[@adamblackedition5529]

It’s underwater so that’s why it’s so dark

[@hazmaticx1994]

0:53 lol the way he says that was always funny to me😂

[@skullproductions3549]

I miss Roy... he was such a great actor and really made jaws JAWS.

[@ДимашБекбол-ю5и]

I miss Roy too

[@ДимашБекбол-ю5и]

I haven't seen him

[@ДимашБекбол-ю5и]

I know he died in 2008

[@thexto34]

The USS Indianapolis scene with Quint is what people like to reenact from the Jaws movies. I like to reenact this scene because it's a very powerful scene, especially when I do Brody's line at 1:31

[@Supersonic8984]

Murray Hamilton knows deep down the minute he sees the picture but is in complete denial, his facial expressions tells the story. Great acting there. Also great acting by Roy, he seems genuinely scared and determined to get something done about this shark. They sack him to try and cover up the new shark problem.

[@CheerfullyCynical829]

Without summer tourist dollars, Mayor Vaughn would probably have to wash cars for a living. WAY more terrifying than a shark in the water.

[@Romulan2469]

@@CheerfullyCynical829 Yes an official actually have to do some work for a change is enough to give that creep nightmares bigger than Jaws.

[@timdelphey6370]

It's a cut scene from the movie, but supposedly Larry is the only one not to vote Brody out

[@adamblackedition5529]

He doesn’t know. In this scene he thinks Martin has gone nuts and feels sorry for him

[@Supersonic8984]

@@adamblackedition5529 I'm sorry, I'm not convinced of that. Interesting take on it though.

[@christianfrazier6202]

Roy Schieder was the only reason this sequel at least stood in it's place. Jaws 1 for sure was the best, but this one wasn't so bad as people think today.

[@michaelconsuegra7316]

Yes. I agree with that. I think Roy Scheider was the main character.

[@DyenamicFilms]

True, but I'd also add John Williams. Maybe not as good a score as the original, but still great for a sequel.

[@neo-filthyfrank1347]

teenagers ruined the movie

[@GenX_US_Marine]

Jaws 2 was a great movie

[@preving]

Jaws 2 was fantastic!!

[@Kains_Gaming_Channel]

"And I know what a shark looks like, because I've seen one up close! And ya better do something about this one. Because I don't intend on going through that hell again!"

[@Bong.3D]

The best thing is Roy Scheider has a shark face. Look at his eyes! this man fits to this film like a ring in a finger.

[@sharkfilms9029]

"But I'm telling you and I'm telling everybody at this table, that that's a shark. And I know what a shark looks like because I've seen one up close. And you better do something about this one, because I don't intend to go through that hell again!" - Roy Schieder. 1978.

[@WOLFENCT]

One of my favorite if not my favorite scene of Roy as Chief Brody. He was flawless

[@jdtractorman7445]

I think this is one of the best scenes in Jaws 2. You can certainly feel for Brody here after what he went through in Jaws. Near the end Quint and Brody think the shark got Hooper, then Quint dies, and Brody at that moment thinks he is alone to kill the shark or die himself. No one on this town council was there with him so only he can truly relate to the situation.

[@edwardgirard6983]

Roy Scheider is truly one of the greats!

[@lukeskywalker2566]

It sucks Richard Dreyfuss wasn't in this one, but Roy Sheider put on an awesome performance in this movie, Brody is the Jaws franchise

[@Nanu67-e9j]

Richard Dreyfuss said no to the role. And Roy Schieder was forced to comeback. Roy Schieder Hated being in this movie.

[@TrickyPJM752]

@@Nanu67-e9j I remember seeing a video where he actually destroyed his hotel room to make everyone think he’s crazy so he could get out of the film

[@kolynturnbow5792]

You can see this man has looked the devil in the face and survived

[@thunderdrummerdude]

When I saw Jaws for the first time as a little kid, I wouldn’t swim in my own pool. That’s how scary the original Jaws was to me. Steven Spielberg you are a master.

[@Nanu67-e9j]

It scared me to it's my favorite film of all time.. I grew up with jaws and I never ever get tired of it..

[@Nanu67-e9j]

2nd one disappointingly isn't as good but it's okay.. but Roy Scheider carried Jaws 2 roy Schieder was amazing in the sequel.. it's not he's fault the movie was just okay infact he's the reason why it was it would have been a bad film without him..

[@danielorr7124]

LOL I had these weird dreams when I was a kid that the local swim club decided to keep a huge man-eating shark in the pool for no logical reason. Naturally I was afraid to go swimming that day-

[@BlacKnightRising]

what a great scene! '...and you better do something about this one because I don't intend to go through that hell again!' but he had to anyway, there was no one else hehe

[@seancook1965]

One of my favourite scenes of this movie. Brilliantly delivered by the great Roy Scheider.

[@MurderDrones2]

0:53 "Lens my A$$!" "Goddamn right it's your A$$!" 😂😂😂

[@johncronin3105]

Seaweed, mud, something in the lens...Great scriptwriting!

[@JoshuaModerwell]

When Brody had later tricked the shark into going for the electric cable, fried it's ass and sent it to shark hell where it belongs, he should've sent divers to retrieve it's body so that he could've shown them proof that he was right all along.

[@scottvelez3154]

turtlelover789 How could he he didn't have the authority.

[@christinefury7839]

turtlelover789 Wasn't the witness of a dozen scared teens enough to prove he was right all along? As far as they are concerned Brody saved all their lives.

[@JoshuaModerwell]

Well, I still think the shark's body would've been better proof.

[@Mia-dt3gl]

Well by the end Brody had proof with the sheer carnage the shark caused with injuries, fatalities, and damage to boats and a helicopter in front of multiple witnesses. He didn't necessarily need the shark's carcass to prove his point anymore.

[@JoshuaModerwell]

I don't mean to disagree, but if I were in Brody's place, I would've used the shark's carcass as better convincing proof.

[@fightkoko3681]

After he was proven right about the presence of a Great White Shark in Jaws 1 and after everything he did to save Amity Island at the conclusion of Jaws 1, you would think Chief Brody would have been given the benefit of the doubt here. Even if his picture was a little blurred and murky, I think that many rational and reasonable people would consider what he had to say instead of blowing him off so quickly.

[@michaelconsuegra7316]

They didn't care what going on. All they were worried about was making their money and people's best interest in the town.

[@therebel4332]

They're business people though and it would be like talking to the ultimate cognitive dissonance. Going off at people like this is a waste of energy.

[@pittrollmosh7572]

Sub consciously, they possibly knew he was right all along but they couldn't admit it. As Mayor Vaughn says in the first film "Amity is a summer town, we need summer dollars" Best case scenario, you get the committee to agree a compromise. The beaches stay open but they have to agree to help Brody with the shark, even if it's by covert measures.

[@Blacktooth-yr7ck]

They were also pissed at him for causing the panic on the beach.

[@amare1cro]

Considering Roy’s contract situation and how he didnt even want to be in the movie, i’d say that he’s not even acting in this scene.....That’s why it’s so fantastic.

[@hptan-dp1ww]

Roy Scheider is the legend

[@mws755]

The evolution of the Chief Brody character is stunning. Look at the character at the beginning of the first Jaws up until this scene. The 2 shark "problems" have totally changed this man. He looks at life different and he's totally no nonsense now. PTSD is totally there but he is still the only voice of reason

[@Sandblstr]

Agreed. Brody's characterization is part of what makes Jaws 2 a better film than it has any right to be. Surviving that incident and it had to have haunted him, not to mention seeing Quint's demise up close. He seems to even take some of the knowledge from Hooper & Quint to even be more prepared, putting in the poison on his hollow points for his revolver is a nice touch. Scheider's performance elevates the material despite not wanting to even be in the project.

[@evernevermore-ci2so]

This was so frustrating. Poor Brody. Everyone in that room knows damn well that's a shark in the photo. But once again, they care more about money than keeping people safe.

[@jamesmorant1406]

You would think they take his word on it after last time

[@evernevermore-ci2so]

@@jamesmorant1406 They know he's right. They're just worried about money like always

[@jamesmorant1406]

@@evernevermore-ci2so True it's just after what happened last time they would be more cautious

[@acjuan84]

This was the part that made me root for the shark.

[@stephensandin451]

Don't you see folks, they are companion's with the shark 😜

[@PresentsCinema]

"You better do something about this one, cause I don't tend to go through that hell again!" Is the best part of themovie. Roy Schieder was spot on with his performance

[@fernandosalas8589]

As a kid Roy Scheider was my shark hero, when going to Jones Beach I was wondering if he was around since movie was made almost near by (Long Island).

[@ryanschacht_]

“And I know what a shark looks like because I’ve seen one up close!” That line always hit me like a ton of bricks. The thoughts and pictures in my head and presumably in Brody’s head at the same time he says that of Quint and the Orca just being ripped apart into pieces by the shark and having the shark burst through the cabin of the Orca and of course Brody killing the shark. Very powerful line.

[@diongray2501]

Chief Martin Brody: You bet your life I've made up my mind. But I'm telling you and I'm telling everybody at this table that that's a shark. And I know what a shark looks like because I've seen one🦈up close. [First Incident of Amity Island 1975] And you better do something about this one, because I don't intend to go through that hell again!

[@travismiller4320]

Dion Gray the first Amity incident happened in 1974. The report that Brody types up at the beginning reads 1974. Which was the year the movie was filmed. Of course, that could always be chalked up as a typo by the Chief too and he meant 1975.

[@HORRORINFINITE]

@@travismiller4320maybe it takes place in 1974

[@jamessanders6223]

You can clearly see the shape of the Shark. And don't tell they didn't see the eye

[@zt1053]

This is why Sean being a cop in jaws the revenge is totally unbelievable. After what the town Council did to his father no way would he ever be cop on that island.

[@Nanu67-e9j]

Maybe the town realized there mistake so they hired sean brody as an apology or Jaws The Revenge just iqnores 2 completely.

[@DocteurK_]

@@Nanu67-e9j No, you're right because The Revenge follows the second film amd ignores the third.

[@CLuvTravels]

When he asked Martin to wait in the room, I was reminded of that scene in A Few Good Men when the guy said "I'd like you to leave the room so we can talk about you behind your back" lol

[@JTISREBORN]

I still really like Jaws 2. Sure its not as good as the first movie but what films are? ( I am referring to Jaws 1 when I say this because even now several years later I am still getting comments responding to me about this comment. I think Jaws is one of the best films ever made). The best thing about this film is Roy Scheider. His performance, particularly in this scene shows how great of an actor he truly was. I honestly believe that his performance in this movie is even better here than in the first movie.

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[@pierrefrancois7396]

+Ian Crutchfield Don't forget Kung Fu Panda 2 and that How to train your Dragon 2 movie

[@marksolarz3756]

The Chief and Mayor was the best part of this.............half good movie!

[@alexanderbrouwers4524]

Another thing Martin could've done is calmly remind them about the previous shark problem and explain to them how traumatic the encounter was for him, and encourage them to get someone to kill the shark before anyone finds out that it's out there, and then acknowledge that maybe he was just experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder on the beach earlier. They would then say that they'll notify the fishermen about the possibility of another great white shark lurking about, and suggest that he take the rest of the summer off.

[@SalemGhassanHanna]

They weren't even acknowledging the possibility though.

[@rushrush1209]

Brody could've been as calm as possible and explain the previous shark incident, but it wouldn't have done any good. They are politicians and only care about money coming in. They weren't going in the water themselves, so they didn't care if other people got killed. Mayor Vaughn bascially had selective memory loss from the previous shark incident.

[@kennybadger]

@@rushrush1209 the mayor was the only one, who trusted Brody over his own opinion. He gets over ruled by the town council on Brody.

[@WolverinePete]

I love how the Mayor and the Town Council just magically forgot about the first shark like it never happened. Even when Brody tells them he's been through it once and doesn't want to go through that hell again, they seem clueless.

[@jamesshunt5123]

Bit of a weak part in the movie methinks. The original script actually had the entire town full of paranoid people spotting sharks in every pond, phone pranks about sharks etc so that Brody began dismissing all reports as jokes. On top of that the real estate business is financed by the mob who sends their enforcers to Amity to collect from people who owe them money and in the cases they can't pay they're killed and dumped far out in the sea. For Brody it appears as if the mob is killing people which is why they go missing and he doesn't suspect a shark until the second part of the movie and even then he wonders if *he* is going paranoid too following the encounter of the first shark. He did have a confrontation with the town council but that was due to all kinds of shady people moving into Amity which would explain why they ignore him since they know where all the money comes from to finance their new real estate project... In reality there's no way Vaughn or anybody else in the town council would choose to ignore Brody's warnings a second time. Knowing the bad press and publicity they got the last time they'd no doubt make absolutely sure there wasn't another white shark near Amity.

[@zt1053]

The shark wasn’t openly creating havoc like in the first film

[@ChrisG87]

While this movie isn’t fantastic like the first one, it is clearly the best sequel. Roy Scheider didn’t wanna be here, but he gave us a great performance, regardless. A class act and a true professional. Thankfully, we remember this movie because of his performance and not because of the shark, which was his fear from the beginning.

[@TheHero136]

Jaws 2 is a legit attempt to make a movie. I’m never going to take that away from anybody who wants to argue that. They threw some effort into this, Chief Brody is really fun to watch whenever we get to see him. And there are some good visual effects at times. It’s not as amazing as the first one but it’s at least an attempt to mirror it.

[@maryseleclaire9372]

I love when Brodie is replying : "I bet your life that've I messed up my mind, but I'm telling you and I'm telling everybody around this table that, that's a shark and if I know this it's because I've seen one up close and you better do something about this one cuz I'm not going through that hell again!"

[@bmacleod52]

Brody' "short fuse" manner reminds me of Jack Lemmon in Prisoner on 2nd Avenue and the China Syndrome.

[@Trytbotgamer]

You bet your life I’ve made up my mind but I’m telling you and I’m telling you and I’m telling everybody at this table that that’s a shark and I know what a shark looks like because I’ve seen one up close and you better do something about this one because I don’t intend to go through that hell again.

[@anz2441]

Roy was the glue in both Jaws and Jaws 2. Amazing performances !

[@sanjaybakshi3901]

Roy was born to be a sheriff

[@rickjones257]

By far, the Best Jaws Sequel 👍👍👍

[@xavierreed6299]

I know I'm in the minority, but I found Brody more compelling in this film, than the first one

[@SidJustice1]

Navonod Nitsua - Yeah, that's bc he wasn't overshadowed by great acting by Robert Shaw (Quint) in this one. But Jaws 2 was clearly Roy and Roy's alone vehicle.

[@xavierreed6299]

SidJustice1 You really feel his frustration and anxiety. Adds to the intensity of the plot

[@jayNicks10]

You’re not in the minority. Many people believe his performance here was better than his performance in the first one.

[@gkroll8467]

well he had a bigger part and had to carry the film by himself

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

in the first movie, he was the reluctant man who was scared of the water. in this he's a man on a mission

[@dylanramirez-parmentier3935]

its crazy when u realize Brody developed the same Ahab obsession as Quint did. Just like Quint witnessed death by sharks on the indianapolis and developed a ptsd hatred of them, brody is going thru the same thing after the first movie

[@ek9509]

Police chief Brody must protect the citizens of Amity after a second monstrous shark begins terrorizing the waters.

[@azurerainbow4637]

The guy on the town council with the dark hair obviously wanted Brody fired from his job even before the panic on the beach because he doesn‘t like Brody. The town council didn‘t learn from the 1st time Brody told them to close the beaches until they got rid of a rogue shark attacking swimmers. They didn‘t listen until one attacked a man and almost got Brody‘s 1st born son,Mike.

[@lsmlsm2115]

This is actually my favourite scene in Jaws 2. Along with the Scene where Brody shoots his gun at the Blue Fish at the Beach. Some of Jaws 2 is awful but some in some of it they were really on to something.

[@Nanu67-e9j]

The director didn't know the material like he did such a bad job directing this film.. and that's why the movie was bad aside from chief Brody.. if it wasn't for Roy Schieder's performance this would have been a bad sequel..

[@stevedandy973]

If I were Chief Brody, I would have pointed at each Council member and said: "See you at the beach tomorrow oh, and wear your bathing suits because YOU will be the FIRST ONES in the water."

[@YeoYeo32]

One of the council members is Stefan DiMera from Days of Our Lives. He could get completely eaten by that shark only to somehow miraculously come back unharmed later on

[@sanctuaryism]

@@YeoYeo32 possessed.

[@ManCave1972]

Scheider was such a great actor, such presence. Watch his reactions as they all claim not to see anything in the picture. He didn’t even want to make this movie, he had to do it to fulfil a contractual obligation. Even so he turns us a great performance and he seems suitably wired. Such an underrated talent, he was strong in every picture.

[@planesteve]

Jaws 1 and Jaws 2 were the best, others were ok watchable but the effects could have been better!!

[@autismjack9401]

stephen white yeah

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

I like the concept that the 4th movie was going for but the movie itself was mediocre but still better then most modern shark movies (I'm looking at you sharknado)

[@leah-marie5031]

LoneStarWolf Entertainment I found the concept to be stupid for many reasons. After all, sharks don't take things personally.

[@chrisedwards710]

Leon Rifki White what about jaws 3 and the revenge

[@gkroll8467]

what jaws 4 was the funniest in the series wait a minute this aint supposed to be funny

[@tackyman2011]

This is essentially the boardroom scene in ALIENS! How did I not notice before?

[@Ryotenian7826]

By far, this is one of the few great movie sequal there is.

[@BazookaIke]

Chief Brody arguing with Stefano DiMera on the Amity city council. Doesn't Brody know how dangerous this crime lord is?!

[@DotMcFarlane]

Yeah!! 😅😅

[@tubechic71]

I love how that gentleman in the blue suit went on to play the infamous Stefano Dimera on The Days of Our Lives. RIP

[@DotMcFarlane]

Yes. That was Joseph Mascolo.

[@Crestfallen_Fawkes]

Old people: I DONT SEE IT ITS NOTHING! ITS THE LENS! Young people: LENS MY ASS!ITS A SHARKS! Old People: DAMN RIGHT ITS YOUR ASS

[@Ghost29303]

Jaws 1 and 2 are the greatest shark movies ever made .

[@Poetsofold]

This reminds me of poetry cant see them until you are gone

[@scorptarget]

Great performance from Roy! R.I.P.

[@johnm.2398]

I can't believe they fired him after being heroic in the first movie. And knowing the dangers to the public from last time.

[@thebanjokid6613]

Brody knows what a shark looks like. One killed his friend

[@jamesjeffreypaul]

In the book and in the first two movies, you could argue, as people have, that the greedy humans, who don't care a fig for the public but only care about money, are like human sharks--or are, in their way, just as bad as the actual killer shark.

[@frankdees507]

James Jeffrey Paul Exactly. They didn't want to see a shark in the photo. It would kill their main tourist attraction, which was the beach.

[@postersandstuff]

It's like in 007 AVTAK : the investors aboard Zorins airship are just as bad as Zorin as they actually financed the madmans scheme

[@PotentialUnleashed.25]

“In spite of everything you’ve done for them, eventually they’ll hate you”

[@godstatus1333]

Wait a minute. Are you people telling me I don't know what A shark looks like?..........

[@SalemGhassanHanna]

That line always makes me chuckle. Like seriously, what does the poor guy have to go through before people finally believe him?

[@godstatus1333]

@@SalemGhassanHanna......... When he says that line, the look that is on his face is priceless. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Johnny_Serenity]

In the council’s defense, they’ve never seen it up close and personal lol

[@godstatus1333]

@@Johnny_Serenity 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrLobo1024]

They see the shark but played dumb to protect their summer dollars.

[@loosensloppy8380]

Roy schneider made the jaws movies hands down. It wouldn't be half a classic as it became without him.

[@specialk9424]

Martin, it can't be a shark, because we don't want it to be. Not how this works, gang.

[@m.e.d.7997]

This movie was also very well cast and I loved Murray Hamilton just as much as in 1975. as well as Roy Scheider. Lorraine Gary is looking a little older but good they kept the same actress.

Decades later, the wait staff at the Amity Island Starbucks dreaded Brody coming in yelling about what a Latte tastes like.

[@richardlahan7068]

Well, the Chief was right but he should have know better than trying to convince a room full of politicians and businessmen.

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

Murray Hamilton was a marvelous character actor. He appeared in dozens of films and television shows and movies. He was born, and died, in Washington, NC, not too far from the Outer Banks. He left us too soon at the age of 63.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

There is a great deleted scene immediately after this one where the council votes on whether to fire Brody. Everyone votes in favor, but initially, the Mayor wants to keep Brody as chief.

[@zt1053]

What got Brody fired was firing the gun. Had he just rang the bell he probably only would’ve been reprimanded

[@GMPGMP-jp5ut]

Roy Schneider was so good as Chief Brody on Jaws 1 and 2. When he says "I don't intend on going through that hell again", I forget it's a movie, and it feels real. Great acting by Roy.

[@sd-py1xb]

In all fairness Brody was in a way suffering from P.T.S.D. in this scene!!

[@aprildannettegosa5381]

@Yankeefan24 having PTSD does not mean he is not telling the truth he can be both telling the truth and be reliving that hell of the worst one in his mind and had PTSD

[@garybarrett1056]

Notice towards the end the mayor said," Gentleman please" and the lady got up and left the room with the ,"gentleman"8😂

[@Sonic-wn1fr]

All the Mayor wants is the money, not the safety of the tourist.

[@firebazethekaiju-brony6617]

Sonic16 he doesn't care about human lives not like broody

[@troyandrew6154]

He did in the 1st 1 right after the 2 beach attack

[@aaronnantz1241]

So true I can't stand people that only care about money cause money isn't always everything.

[@kennybadger]

The Mayor was the only one who stood up for Brody.

[@clarencebodicker3299]

@@kennybadger all the mayor was bothered about was hanging people up by their busker browns

[@m.e.d.7997]

JAWS 1 and 2 will never die.