Jaws 3 (1983) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | IN 3-D!!! ...not really...

Mrs. Movies visits wondeful Sea World as another Great White torments the Brody boys in Jaws 3 (1983). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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[@richiecabral3602]

Sorry, but I have to share this story that my uncle told me years ago. My grandpa took him to see this movie when it was in the theaters, but my grandfather was known for falling asleep during movies, which he did, but he woke up just as the shark was charging at the camera in the scene where he breaks through the glass of the underwater control room. He freaked the hell out, and jumped out of his seat screaming, and scared the shit out of everyone else in the theater.

[@chucksmash1]

One of the best stories EVER..!!! Thanks for sharing it.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

That’s quite a story.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Awesome story!

[@jeremybowers3181]

Lmfao!! That's awesome!!!

[@johngilmore697]

I took a shit in my pants

[@44excalibur]

Actor Dennis Quaid admitted that he did Jaws 3D at the height of his cocaine addiction, and was high in pretty much every scene in the movie.

[@richardheinz]

Hahaha! I was going to write this same thing. It's funny because you can actually tell he's all coked up by his facial expressions. Especially his jaw.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

I would have been jaw jacking the entire time haha idk how he did ir

[@ConstantineFurman]

Usually when asked about it, his response is "I was in Jaws-What?"

[@Slankadanka]

WTF i did not know. 🫢

[@SurvivorBri]

Dennis Quaid was always the poor man's Harrison Ford to me.

[@gutz1981]

In case some people were not fully aware of what is happening with Phillip in his death scene, the idea was that the filtration pipe is pumping out millions of gallons of water and as such, Philip needed the rope to get through it, while the shark cannot swim fast enough to get to him. As the rope breaks (you can see he is like two feet away from the ladder) he is being pushed towards the shark and eventually into its mouth and cannot get out. Scary idea, jut not well executed.

[@johngilmore697]

He farted himself to death, methane

[@viceversar-do1cn]

While we're on THIS flick, I might put in a suggestion for Enemy Mine - another flick with both Gossett and Quaid together.

[@Jordashian93]

It's campy and the lines are hilarious, "Damn Fish". Louis Gosset's one liners had me crying. Then at the end he saves the girl in the command center but let's his nephew be a snack. Then we are supposed to be happy that both dolphins Cindy and Sandy survived with an emphatic Yaaaaaa! But people died. 😂

[@Saiman9000]

Reminds me being in a chat room after seeing Independence Day. And someone was upset the d9g lived, yet the gay guy died.

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

"Its MOTHER did!!!!!" "Whatch yoo mean, dat damn sharks mutha?!!!!!!"

[@inspectortanzi]

Listen, Nepheeeeew!

[@buckwild-k9g]

The dolphins bring in the moolah.

[@44excalibur]

Fun Fact: Roy Scheider starred in the action blockbuster Blue Thunder specifically to avoid being asked to appear in Jaws 3D due to not being available for filming.

[@John_Locke_108]

Follow my leader. A much better film.

[@fd009597]

What does the F.E stand for.....😂​@John_Locke_108

[@John_Locke_108]

@@fd009597 😂😂

[@pete_lind]

Fun fact 3D effects never worked, not with green/red glasses of blue/red glasses , because the films are not off set, they could fix it today, but why spend the money. I remember the 2nd era of 3D, they showed old 3D horror movies on TV, during daytime, aimed at kids, so of course every one bought green/red 3D glasses, or made those.

[@scluciano]

Fun fact, In real life the Dolphins would beat the shit out the Shark. Dolphins are the bad boys of the ocean.

[@williambryan3346]

To this day, if you remind Dennis Quaid that he was in this movie, he’s been known to respond with “I was in Jaws what?” 😁

[@JanisJoplin70sGirl]

The way he kept grabbing his 3d glasses lol

[@yaseminmerwede6596]

Louis Gossett Jr! An icon. I was sad to hear he passed away this year.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Always reliable. One of my favorite genre actors.

[@McPh1741]

Deep Blood, The Jaws of Death, Cruel Jaws, The Last Shark, Tintorera, Devil Fish (aka Monster Shark), and Orca, all makes this movie look Oscar worthy.

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

There's also Tentacles, speaking of which the DOLPHINS in THIS one are somewhat reminiscent of THAT flick.

[@Pheonix5-ih8hc]

Orca ain't bad.

[@GeneralZodFDNY77]

Hey, I liked Orca!

[@Dunlop-hg2ql]

I don't find Orca to be a poorly done film either.

[@McPh1741]

@@GeneralZodFDNY77 Alright. Alright. I'll admit that Orca wasn't bad. I shouldn't have put it on the list.

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

17:37 : Hey its Manimal !!

[@KirkOrion666]

Ayyyy! 😀

[@alucard624]

RIP Simon MacCorkindale.

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

I also remember a series called Counter Strike that starred him.

[@shellerz_6339]

Manimal! Obsessed with that show as a kid - seems to have escaped the reboot/remake so far - but who knows!

[@BrodieVickers-tk9sd]

The Brody boys had themselves one hell of a growth spurt!!

[@donovanbradford8231]

So someone only did a break down of the Jaws movies and other than the first, non of these could occur in their release year do to the Broody boys age. I think the second would have occurred mid 80's and give the nature of the third and fourth both would be early 90's.

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

They also must've been getting PERSONALLY STALKED by these sharks, .. . or did they just coincidentally run afoul of these abnormally big sharks wherever they went?

[@bobcobb3654]

@@donovanbradford8231Since Michael jumped from around 12 to 17, Part 2 would have been 1980. In the third, Michael has graduated college and has been at Sea World long enough to become senior management (and Sean has gone from age 8 to a college student), so by my estimation, Part 3 would take place around 1993.

[@DXChrisCross]

I always figured Jaws took place around 1973. Mike was 12 and Sean was 6. Jaws 2 took place 4 years later in 1977, as stated in the film. Mike would have been 16 and Sean would be 10. Jaws 3 would have taken place 9 years later in 1986, as Sean is a freshman in college and would most likely be 19. Mike would be 25. So, Jaws 4 would most likely take place around 1991 or so, as Sean graduated from college and became a police officer at around 24 and Mike would be 30.

[@bobcobb3654]

@@DXChrisCross but Sean was still a toddler in the first one. In the hospital scene, Lorraine Gary is carrying him.

[@gutz1981]

This movie when I saw it at around 5-6 gave me a reoccurring nightmare of being swallowed alive by a giant shark. Literally been having that dream on and off into my 40s still.

[@ziggythedrummer]

That happened to me with the original movie 😭

[@Pheonix5-ih8hc]

I guess it is a pretty frightening image, though its kinda stupid that it just swallowed him whole despite having those big sharp teeth.

[@gutz1981]

@@Pheonix5-ih8hc The idea was not executed very well in the movie. The pipe they were swimming in was pumping out millions of gallons of water, which is why Phillip needed the rope and why the shark was not swimming fast to catch him. When the rope broke, the idea was he got pushed inside the mouth before the shark knew what was going on to take a bite out of him.

[@mattp.3949]

The actor who plays Philip FitzRoyce was played by the late great Simon MacCorkindale (1952-2010) a fairly well-known British character actor who appeared in several American TV series most notable being on Falcon Crest from 1984 to 1986 playing the character of Greg Reardon. His friend Jack Tate was played by P.H. Moriarty (the one with the big moustache), another British character actor and stuntman whom I remember appeared in the 1981 sci-fi film Outland, where he played one of the hit men who attempts to kill Sean Connery at the climax of the film.

[@rnw2739]

P.H Moriarty and Simon MacCorkindale are both English.

[@MLJ7956]

Simon MacCorkindale was also in the short-lived 80s TV series 'Manimal'...

[@inspectortanzi]

PH Moriarty also played 'Razors' the enforcer in The Long Good Friday.

[@neale76]

And he P.H Moriarty was also in Lock, stock and two smoking barrels as the big crime boss Hatchet Harry.

[@keng6663]

@@MLJ7956 god Manimal I’d forgotten all about that show.

[@mikekling]

I cannot wait to see Mrs. Movies face during the slow motion "climax" 🦈 but I do enjoy this movie all the same. 🍿 Lea Thompson is a cutie! Simon MacCorkindale plays one of my favorite characters too! I remember being so worried as a kid if both dolphins survived at the end. 🐬🐬

[@lutherheggs451]

Its fine for what it is IF you watch it correctly. Of course the movie meant to be in 3D is even worse in 2D with the awful picture. Best way to watch it is with the PSVR headset

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

35:55 - So that shark didn't bother to CHEW him? THAT's what those big sharp TEETH are for! THAT 38:43 looks more like a SPACESHIP (a shark-shaped one).

[@andrewforbes1433]

Sharp teeth aren't for chewing. Sharks don't chew.

[@raydurz]

I used to have a Jaws 3-D poster when I was a kid, and it really was in 3-D with Jaws jumping out at you and water skis flying everywhere. I wish I knew what happened to it.

[@johngilmore697]

Your mum probably threw it out. That's what mum's do

[@karimhicks8376]

Great White sharks have No swim bladders, hence, they must continuously swim right side up to push ocean water through their gills. They can live at least 70 years,but must must continuously move! They are actually warm blooded.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

So they are like Tom Cruise?

[@johngilmore697]

Have you ever seen a great white wearing 3-D glasses? They look ridiculous!

[@namco003]

Saw this in the theater in 3D, and man, we were laughing at how bad and cheesy the movie was LOL!!

[@Hobblone-xe3jv]

Lou Gosset & Dennis Quaid were the stars of "Enemy Mine". You'd both like it.😊

[@anthonyholmes1060]

@35:50-36:05... "This shark, swallow you whole. Little shakin', little tenderizin', down you go" -Quint

[@gibbie80s61]

When you're done with Jaws, you should watch the Orca movie.

[@karimhicks8376]

@@gibbie80s61 Richard Harris!! A great animal revenge film. 3 more great Richard Harris films are: A MAN CALLED HORSE; THE CASSANDRA CROSSING; THE JAGGERNAUT.

[@Tedakin]

Yeah I always found it odd Seaworld allowed them to make a movie about AQUATIC TERROR and their rides malfunctioning and trapping people underwater. Very crazy.

[@StardustandMadness]

I like this one. The idea of a shark getting loose at SeaWorld terrified me as a kid. And Dennis Quaid was great in my opinion. Edit: to be fair to Mike, he was unconscious and then back ashore for most of the scary attacks in Jaws 2. Sean I can completely understand him never going in the water. He would have been traumatised from the events in the sequel.

[@jdogjohnson382]

He was the most fun and energetic version of Mike Brody.

[@oldhollywoodfan8009]

It was such a great idea. Could have been really horrifying if it had an R rating. Or if it at least had the tone of the either of the first 2 films. I still love it nevertheless. 🦈

[@DaveF.]

He was very, very, very high when he made this,

[@jdogjohnson382]

@@DaveF. I've heard that.

[@lutherheggs451]

Only problem is Orlando is a land locked city. There are zero places where Orlando connects to the ocean. At least if they had used Sea World San Diego its actually near the ocean. Although Sea World immensely regrets allowing the movie to be filmed in their park

[@BostonMarcus]

Jaws 3 became a better movie once Jaws 4 was released. "The Revenge" 😂😅😊😂😅

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

No it definitely didn't.

[@D.A.B-w7n]

Not sure “better” is the right word? Maybe…not as bad? Or…moved from 2 out of 10 to a 3 out of 11?

[@iluvyummywaffles]

I laughed pretty good at this.

[@prollins6443]

Kinda like what happened with the prequels when disney released the sequels. They still might have sucked, but they didn't suck as much as what came after!

[@McVicar-ks8qb]

No, THAT one is NOT any worse than THIS is.

[@CarloCarrasco]

I saw Jaws 3-D in 3D (with 3D glasses) inside the cinema here in the Philippines way back in 1983. The cinema was packed and a lot of people screamed.

[@gaymergeek26]

Okay but I need a gif of Mr Movies grabbed for his 3D glasses at 40:20 😂😂😂

[@jdogjohnson382]

I love this film and am not ashamed of it.

[@ChrisReise]

This doesn't only just take place at Sea World. Most of it was FILMED there. I met a few of the Sea World employees who are in the film after watching this movie. The one that sticks out in my mind is the skier who is telling the rest of the skiers "look out there's something back there"

[@rock4u197335]

I saw this movie when it first came out in the theatres in 3-D and I still have my original glasses

[@viceversar-do1cn]

I remember that eighties 3D movie spate. It lasted for about three years from 1981 to 83. Other movies were Commin At Ya, Parasite, Treasure of the Four Crowns, Spacehunter, Metalstorm, The Man Who Wasn't There, Amityvile 3, and two older movies, House of Wax and Andy Warhol's Frankenstien, that were RE-released during it.

[@alucard624]

I remember watching Treasure of the Four Crowns awhile back in 3D and liking that one.

[@Joe-hh8gd]

​@alucard624 I have the recent 3D bluray of FOUR CROWNS. Might pull this out and, with JAWS 3, have some friends over for a 3D double feature next weekend. I assume you know that those old red/blue cellophane things are not compatible with modern 3D...which look superb and no headaches. Glasses today are like light sunglasses, no color lens needed. Altho CROWNS (and FRANKENSTEIN) came with those old (anaglyph) cardboard glasses and a separate option to view it that way for those without a (polarized) 3D display. But anaglyph looks like crap in comparison. Me, I have a 55" panel set with 3D and a 4K/3D 100" display. It's great! I'll never go just flat again. Gonna get the Friday 13th 3D bluray when it gets a single release in a few months. (The box set it's currently in is a bit pricey for me.)

[@sarahormerod6261]

R.I.P Lou Gossett, I love him and Quaid in Enemy Mine, and Gossett in Iron Eagle

[@franticrage73]

Favorite Jaws film. My dad took me and some friends before a sleepover to watch this. Made the night even better.

[@dkoch2]

Not only did Seaworld give permission to use their name...it was filmed AT Seaworld in Orlando lol

[@lutherheggs451]

Which has always been hilarious since Orlando is land locked and there are zero places where the ocean even gets near the city. Its like dead center of Florida

[@ChrisReise]

32:53 In real life the there is only a single tunnel that you can see the fish swim overhead as it's glass, but the bottom is attached to the ground, nothing can swim underneath it.

[@AmyL._orcgirl]

My family and the family across the street went to Disney World and Sea World the summer after this was filmed. I remember some of the water sets still being up at the time. I also remember freaking the f out about going through the fish/shark tunnel when my mom made me go through it.

[@LEGENDCITYest1963]

Growing up I live down the street from Seaworld. I must have watched this movie hundreds of times.

[@prollins6443]

Something about turning a shark upside down puts them into some kind of trance. They stop swimming and just sort of hover. And sharks have to keep swimming in order to breathe. The movement forces water over their gills which allows them to breathe.

[@lutherheggs451]

Its called tonic mobility

[@mousemacleod9184]

My father took me an my bother to see this in theaters, and all I remembered was the sharks teeth and gums flying at the screen at the end, and since I was so young at the time my 3-D glasses didn't fit, so my father watched the whole movie with his hand behind my head to hold my glasses on

[@TheSpanishInquisition87]

I saw this in the theater when it came out. I still don't think I've ever been more disappointed in a movie.

[@kevinslayzak1214]

You guys just made that movie much better 😅✌️

[@jackburton7483]

I saw this in the theaters as a kid. I'm old.

[@tisforthomasss]

You guys are my heros for reacting to this one. Hardly anyone on KZbin has done the 3rd and it's so bad it's amazing if you ask me lol.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

" I blew so much cocaine into my nose because wanted to forget this movie as soon as possible " Dennis Quaid

[@ShadowSonic2]

I love how incompetently made that Shark Pool Attraction was. It didn't have any rails or protective barriers, you could stick your hand in and get it chomped off or fall in completely!

[@shellerz_6339]

I always liked this one, no matter how hard it got slated 😂 I begged my dad to take me to see it at the cinema so we could see it in 3D.

[@ConstantineFurman]

40:06 Mrs. The Movies really wanted to see that shark blow up.

[@BryanH63]

Well... JAWS is my all-time favorite movie. Saw it in 1975 and has kept me out of the Ocean since. Jaws 2 is a very good sequel... THEN comes Jaws 3-D and Revenge.... UGH!!!! Sequels that should have never been made.

[@armandomartinez2291]

I was a child on vacation in Orlando they had a Jaws Marathon 1-3 I watched them all. After watching Jaws 3 I went to Sea World and saw a real Shark. To this day I can't get in the water without being terrified there is a shark in the water with me. I can't even swim in a lake without the fear. I am 45 years old and still can't swim without the fear this movie gave me.

[@44excalibur]

Fun Fact: Prior to directing Jaws 3D, director Joe Alves had been a production designer on films like Jaws, Jaws 2, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and John Carpenter's Escape from New York.

[@ShadowSonic2]

He also never directed a film again after this...

[@roywilson4514]

Hardly a fun fact

[@ryanjacobson2508]

He also seems to have disavowed the movie. I've never heard him talk about it but to be fair, Universal completely botched the production of this movie, giving him poor 3d tech (because they didn't want to license better tech owned by Paramount) and giving him one inept FX company, who got fired and replaced by an even less talented company!

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

Great whites are a species that migrated long distances. So they think it could have something to do with that but there are other species that migrated long distances and do fine. Another issue is a lot of the sharks do not feed in captivity. Whether it be from stress or the fact that they're used to hunting. They end up only feeding on other sharks or things in the tank from what I've read. But another hypothesis is whatever they use to migrate long distances and return, seems to in captivity, go haywire and they end up just swimming right into the walls. They're not used to having any types of restrictions and don't seem to adapt well to it.

[@MrDman21]

Lou Gossett Jr and Dennis Quaid would also star in Enemy Mine 2 years later.

[@robertlawson5882]

A lot of people dog this installment. I got to see it in 3D at the theater. It was one of the last real 3D movies. I really enjoyed it.

[@GeorgeEugeneBarrett]

I was at Seaworld in Orlando when this movie was in production. I saw the entrance prop to the “underwater lagoon tunnel” and one of the mechanical sharks.

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

I'm fairly certain that those dolphins are both still alive I remember seeing something on them the other day.

[@DIDCOTTWIST]

Remember my parents taking us to the cinema to watch this film in 3D in the UK.If Louis Gossett Jr wasn't in the film it would have been worse he put in a great performance.

[@goldenager59]

If I recall correctly, in addition to "Cindy" and "Sandy", this movie also features a white beluga whale named "Casper". (A very good name for a bulb-headed beluga whale!) 😁

[@talespinner9084]

Fun fact: This movie is actually the prequel to the Flipper franchise. That's Flipper right there, at the end. Flipper is the beach-redeeming spinoff set in the Jaws universe because getting people back into the water became important for beachside communities. Canonically, Flipper the Dolphin has fought and helped kill a 35ft shark.

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

Me and a friend saw this in 3d at the theater when the bit off arm comes floating to the audience my friend spit a mouthful of popcorn in this older ladies hair which she had a really tall beehive that was sitting in front of us. This movie was packed not one empty seat we had to sit in the third row.

[@Hobblone-xe3jv]

This movie had so many bluffs & fluffy padding of run- time I almost died of the horror of boredom & anger.

[@MrDman21]

That slow moving shark though 😆

[@ralaun2000]

I projected this at my local theater when it first released, and I still have both the 3-D test loop of 35mm film for centering the lenses AND a few pair of the glasses, themed, of course. They’ve got the Jaws logo shark on the bridge! 😊

[@KolozII]

“Let’s blow em up!” My mind went instantly to the first movie: “smile you sunofa-“

[@TheCosmicFireStar]

I appreciate the Sea World setting of the film and momma shark twist but it despite being promoted as immersing in the 3rd dimension it didn’t break any new dimensions

[@viceversar-do1cn]

That TWIST was actually ripped off from another movie called Gorgo (from 1961).

[@brentselph2353]

Fun fact: Seaworld Orlando is about 50 miles from the ocean and in no way at all connected.

[@vezhopkins714]

sea world is full of innocent prisoners, whales and dolphins belong in the wild not in goldfish bowls. the longest a great white has lived in captivity is 198 days but usually die within a week as the don't do well in tanks

[@CarloCarrasco]

Jaws 3 was released months after the late Louis Gossett Jr. won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor (An Officer and a Gentleman).

[@johnnyrocker13]

Just for a laugh you guys need to do jaws the revenge 🫣🤣

[@adamscott7354]

I was kinda obsessed with this movie as a kid during the VHS era...

[@christopherkimber7679]

I don’t understand why the jaws sequels get so much hate. The OG is my favorite movie, hands down. There will never be another like it. But for what they are, the sequels are just fun. Even “The Revenge”. Maybe I’m just biased because I grew up on them. Either way, I love 2, 3, and 4, regardless of the hate they get from everyone.

[@johncampbell756]

The DP was James A. Contner who was later a director/producer on Buffy and Angel. Really nice guy.

[@leviathan7865]

"Thats a turtle..." lol

[@sleptonitsundays9531]

The first is obviously the best in the franchise, but 3 is and has always been my favourite lol. The very premise of the movie is so cool for me.

[@orus68]

Seen this back in highschool when it premiered in 3d. More impressive seeing the 3d as kid then now as an adult. Good film overall.

[@luker6667]

Visual effects never got any better than this. This was Hollywood's peak.

[@Bandido894]

That was funny! 😆

[@Dman425]

Surely, you can’t be serious

[@luker6667]

@@Dman425 I am serious and don't call me Shirley

[@ryanjacobson2508]

The first FX crew was fired and replaced by an even worse one! The first company did not complete most of the FX and then the second company desperately rushed to finish what they could, but Universal did not give either company the proper time to finish their work and some of the FX shots in the movie are unfinished.

[@emoartist12]

3 & 4 are totally guilty pleasures of mine. I’ll watch them anytime they are on

[@zardox78]

I would say it was the Jaws 2 attack that supposedly left Sean Brody traumatized. Because A. he wasn't old enough to have much of an idea of what was going on in Jaws 1, and B. he didn't have any phobia about the water at the beginning of part 2. Hell, he blackmailed his brother into taking him along out on the water. And yeah, watching as the one teenager who was nice to you gets eaten a couple of feet away from you because she failed to get herself up onto the overturned boat (that she helped you climb up on first) would definitely have more of a lasting effect than just being on the beach one time while your older brother had a near miss with a shark. From Sean Brody's POV, the events of Jaws 2 were 100 times more traumatic than the events of Jaws 1. Meanwhile Mike got knocked out immediately and didn't even know what was going on until he was safely away, so it makes sense that Jaws 2 didn't really add to his trauma at all.

[@RetroRobotRadio]

SeaWorld was started in 1959. It was not a new thing when this movie was made.

[@randallanderson4560]

So is The Meg 2 on the list too during this movie marathon? Should be, and the Sharknado's too just to complete the Shark movies.

[@vcancer]

My family and I went to see this in the theater when it came out. The 3D was so bad that most people took their glasses off. When the shark broke through the glass everyone in the theater start to laugh because of how bad the 3D effects was but also how bad the shark looked.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I took my niece to see this when she was a kid and we got the cool cardboard and cellophane glasses and everything. There was a brief but fun period in movies when the old-style 3D came back into fashion in a big way. I got to see theatrical 3D showings of Creature From the Black Lagoon, It Came From Outer Space, Andy Warhol's Dracula, Space Hunter, Friday the 13th 3D, and others. They even showed them on TV and you got the glasses at convenience stores.

[@Tr0nzoid]

It will always be "Jaws 3D" to those who were around when it opened. This was fun in the theater and I remember reacting to various shots. "The height of the '80s 3D craze." There wasn't really a 3D craze in the 1980s, but very few movies scattered here and there, with this being the most publicized of the decade.

[@canadiancollector696]

It's my favorite bad movie of all time. I remember my mom letting me rent it at Blockbuster on VHS back in the day. It's a guilty pleasure, to say the least. Enjoy.

[@Dman425]

You obviously have never seen Troll 2

[@darrenrunning5415]

I seem to remember that National Lampoon wanted to do a comedy sequel and call it "Jaws '3', People 'Zero'."

[@44excalibur]

Ah, the 3-D Renaissance of the early 1980s, which gave us Jaws 3D, Amityville 3D, Parasite, Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone, Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn, and Friday the 13th Part III 3D.

[@viceversar-do1cn]

Also Comin At Ya, Treasure of the Four Crowns, The Man Who Wasn't There, and two older flicks, House of Wax and Andy Warhol's Frankenstien, were RE-released during it. It lasted about three years from 1981 to 83.

[@goldenager59]

I myself am quite fond of *Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone* because it's a "space Western" that really seems to capture a "Western" ambience (due in no small measure to Elmer Bernstein's snappy, catchy score to support the arid landscape and daring characters). 🙃

[@lutherheggs451]

They used the same cameras to film Jaws 3D that were used to film Friday the 13th 3D. They were the first 2 films to do it

[@otisroseboro5613]

This Was My All Time Favorite One, Classic

[@JollyJeff]

There was a short period of time when they considered making a National Lampoon comedy called Jaws 3 People 0. It was pitched by the makers of Animal House. It would have been awesome!

[@tonysanchez9145]

I actually had the experience watching Jaws 3D in theaters when I was 9 years. Jaws 3 wasn't first 3D experience.

[@karimhicks8376]

FYI: Killer Whales are actually part of the Dolphin family. REFERENCE: Jacques Yves Cousteau.

[@fmellish71]

Jacques “Trust Me Bro” Cousteau

[@burakoshimazaki]

​@@fmellish71 The killer whale moniker is what gaslights people into thinking they are whales . Orcas are the largest members of the dolphin family. You can verify this yourself if you wish.

[@greyinvader]

Oh boy. Jaws: The Revenge is next...😬

[@noquarterzz9788]

Thanks for watching this one! I enjoyed it. You are now obligated watch the 4th one haha

[@MrEthan80]

Piranhas 3D!!!!! Also a great Dennis Quaid and Louis Gossett jr. Reunion movie “Enemy Mine” is an awesome flick!!

[@danielbullock1019]

"Enemy Mine" is a great movie! It doesn't get nearly as much appreciation as it deserves.

[@MrEthan80]

@@danielbullock1019 childhood classic!!

[@betsyduane3461]

SeaWorld opened in 1964.

[@jcarterla]

I was scanning in some old slides yesterday and I found a lot of Sea World pictures including the Superfriends Ski Show from the 70's.

[@JurassicGodzillaFan]

A guilty pleasure, but not the worst. RIP Louis Gossett Jr.

[@deborahlepage1789]

My friend went into a dolphin swimming experience. She's quite curvy and her experience ultimately included a dolphin basically - what's i called...motor-boating her curves instead of popping up face to face for a picture or something. Dolphins.

[@MrDman21]

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[@johnmaynardable]

I got to be an extra in the bar scene where the Brody boys meet the ladies. I had been a stage actor in Orlando for yers, but this was an early film intro for me. Orlando started to see a lot more film and TV work around this time. I went on to have a nice career in the industry.

[@Packard63]

It's not just the 3D that will give you a headache with this movie.

[@ianjones9810]

I saw this in the theater with the glasses. The effects didn’t look any better.

[@lutherheggs451]

REAL 3D isn't meant to do the stupid gimmick of constantly poking things at the screen. Its only meant to add depth to the image. They had zero intentions of having any of those god awful 3D gimmicks and were trying to do more with it, until the studio forced them to do some of the stupid camera poking garbage

[@michaelmorrow9048]

Saw this the night it opened. We couldn’t believe all the Cussing…by Everybody else in the theater. It was playing next door to Smoky and the Bandit 3, I think