"Shooting Star" Scene - Jaws (1975)

Shooting Stars in Jaws (1975)
Quint, Hooper, and Brody sing.
JAWS
Starring: Roy Scheider Robert Shaw Richard Dreyfuss
Co-Starring: Lorraine Gary Murray Hamilton
A Zanuck/Brown Production
Screenplay by: Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb
Based on the Novel by: Peter Benchley
Music by: John Williams
Directed by: Steven Spielberg
Produced by: Richard D. Zanuck and David Brown
A Universal Picture
Technicolor
Panavision
Rated | PG
124 mins
June 20, 1975

[@lonestarwolfentertainment7184]

One scene I wish made it into the movie from the book is the moment when Brody is out on deck at night and feels like he’s being watched and looks off the bow to see the shark just floating there staring at him.

[@ljp719]

LoneStarWolf Entertainment Holy shit I can’t remember that. How far into the book is that scene?

[@donsryche1]

Oh man. Can you imagine? Sharks are scary enough! To see one there, IN THE DARK just watching you. Like some psycho. Oof.

[@Anthony-vc2fd]

I fucking love jaws. What an amazing book and movie

[@kevincassidy1983]

That sounds stupid

[@Anthony-vc2fd]

@@ljp719 it’s chapter 12 page 267

[@SavageSquishy86]

1:33 - lol luv how he so chill and be like,” start the engine.” - “Chief, put out the fire would ya?”

[@simonscar_7857]

Quint's a badass

[@itsnotme3882]

Men do not panic.

[@scorptarget]

💯

[@jamie8032]

"Pump her out" - Done.

[@CrowRobot-gd4lv]

He starts the fire on purpose to keep Brody from radioing for help.

[@travisw271]

Love this scene. I actually find this scene more suspenseful and foreboding than previous scenes before it. The sharks unseen presence is what drives the movie. When it damages the boat and all is quiet and still it's like the shark is saying "Now you are mine."

[@rjl7655]

agreed...

[@DETECTIVE_SID.2010]

The music near the end is truly a masterpiece from John Williams

[@csockey]

This scene always creeped me out when i was little. Just the spooky whale singing and then quint starts singing.

[@arthurnascimentotubadrumme4209]

The shark appears destroy boat

[@sullen2420]

It was creepy to me too as a kid because to me it seemed like the whales could have been attacked by jaws at that moment, possibly just having eaten one of their babies so they're crying.

[@YouAintDatBoi]

@@sullen2420 same

[@ob4lete_118]

@@sullen2420 same

[@justintorres3941]

Me too when I was 7 years old in 2010 when I saw this back then

[@darthroden]

There are actually TWO shooting stars in the clip. The first one appears just after Brody gets his pistol out of his bag and Hooper is asking if he is okay. You can see it in the background. The second is in the final shot of the boat at night in the upper left of the screen while Quint is singing.

[@GaryJibilian]

Just noticed the first shooting star falls from right to left behind Brody, and the second one falls from left to right... notice Brody is still near the bow. This scene is cut from the current Netflix version.

[@jennybegs]

my son noticed them too he is 4, don't worry I didn't show him the death scenes I fast forwarded them he just liked seeing them in the boat and the shark swimming about.

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

According to Carl Gottlieb they were added post production. Just met him yesterday at a showing of JAWS.

[@mgabor6936]

@@patrickmorrissey3084 I read that those were real shooting stars, caught on camera accidentally, it had nothing to do with post production.

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

@@mgabor6936 Well that is incorrect. Believe it or not I actually asked Carl Gottlieb himself at a showing of JAWS in July of last year. I bought a copy of his book The Jaws Log. I asked him about the shooting stars when he was signing it. He just laughed and said "they were added post production, the scene was shot day for night."

[@waynemacfarland1546]

Funny how Brody is about to radio for help but then Quint distracts him by dropping a lantern and setting the boat deck on fire and asking him to put it out without the slightest note of fear or panic in his tone.

[@australianjackiemason]

everytime quint starts singing at the end I fall out 😂

[@captainsalty2273]

Grace Harrington eeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEWIMMEN

[@davehug5405]

EE women they are so,... niice

[@valentino2019]

Hahahahaha he singing after they just got attack by a shark 🦈😂

[@Yle11a]

@@davehug5405 what is that song!?

[@hara5381]

2:50 truly a one in a billion shot. spillberg must've been really proud

[@roquefortfiles]

It is not one in a billion shot!! It was added on an Oxberry Animation stand one frame at a time in post production. All of this material was shot in the middle of the day.

[@DF-ss5ep]

@@roquefortfiles You just ruined it for me. Those look like such great night shots. I was already thinking about going on a boat at night one day.

[@roquefortfiles]

@@DF-ss5ep No dude. All of the night material in Jaws was shot in the middle of the day. Save for the opening bon fire scene shot at magic hour. And Hooper and Brody finding ben gardners boat. Shot at night on the lake at Universal. All of the Orca night material was shot in the middle of day. Or late afternoon so the sun is low on the water. Then color timed in the lab to read as moon light. It is called Day for Night. The old Westerns did it all the time.

[@roquefortfiles]

One in a billion shot? Dude? It was added on an animation stand in post production

[@michaelwitt3712]

@@roquefortfiles no it was not filmed at day

[@jlero2568]

My grandparents remember the audience and them dying of laughter and screaming during this scene when they saw this movie in the cinema when it came out in summer of 75

[@Price70]

I was 5 and I remember the vibe of the cinema audience during this scene

[@justthatguy8137]

Hooper is so funny when he calls Chief Brody by his first name asking him if he’s okay 🤣

[@hugodrax71]

The scene that showed the hunters had become the hunted

[@scottrocket3274]

Yeah this was deff one of them movies that demonized sharks but in reality humans easily kill way more sharks then sharks kill humans the music and audio in Jaws 1 and 2 really does it for me. Simple but very effective love it!!!!

[@seanmessick9330]

@@scottrocket3274 one of the movies that demonized sharks? This was the movie that started it all. All the other shark movies started out as ripoffs of jaws.

[@eugenecattouse1860]

Seen this movie at least 30 times and just saw the shooting star today 1/30/2019

[@Chris-mi2xc]

Its weird how people are barely noticing it after watching multiple times.

[@MsSallyRock]

I saw it many times too, first time probably in 1979 just noticed the shooting star tonight while watching it probably for at least the 20th time. Decided to come research it... Feb 20, 2019, 40 years later

[@raytracer2651]

It's in most of speilbergs movies.

[@nymike06]

@@raytracer2651Correct. But all the shooting stars in Spielberg's movies with the exception to Jaws are CGI.

[@raytracer2651]

@@nymike06 there's two shooting stars, are they the same one.

[@nateebanks]

2:07 the shark taking out the light on the ship was a genius addition to the film which wasn’t in the novel. From this point on, it’s no longer a fun fishing trip.

[@emilianocesargonzaleztorre3096]

I still love this movie jaws forever

[@deadaccount5238]

I just realize there are actually 2 shooting star instead of only 1 in this scene..... first at 2:53 and the second is at 3:04

[@DanteD84]

Peter Parker Recycle Bin do you think it could have been the same one ? Filmed from different angles ?

[@deadaccount5238]

@@DanteD84 I don't think so since the second one is seem to be brighter than the first one

[@niazpetkar53]

What's the chances of two shooting stars happening so close together. My take, they are UFO's

[@salomemarechal423]

Actually the first one is real, the second was added in post-prod :)

[@niazpetkar53]

@@salomemarechal423 is that verified any where?

[@scorptarget]

Another one of the best scenes of all time. 💯 Topped off by the Shooting Star!

[@elaineeffinger2155]

When quint shoots the gun and brody almost falled out that was crazy

[@Dukesparrow1999]

I cannot seriously be the only one who when the shot of the barrel approaching the Orca when the trio are singing I go "Ah shit he's back"

[@laurababyyy1]

This is what I would have done in this situation with Brody quint and hooper,one,I would have grabbed a scuba tank and threw it at the shark to blow it up,hooper said earlier that if you mess up scuba tanks,THEY WILL EXPLODE ON YOU. Second,I would have then ran to the front deck and harpoon the shark in the nose. The nose of a shark is its most sensitive point. And three,I would have gone full throttle on the orca and rammed into Bruce.it would probably make Bruce unresponsive.

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

1:55 Just love the look on his face like, “why always me,” but he obeying does it.

[@hairyisreal]

i think it was this scene that solidified it as a horror movie. for no reason at all that fish came for them unprovoked and just wanted to fw!

[@fdl238]

I watched it for the first time last night and I saw the two red light thingies (in the blue ray version we watched, it looks different here) and I was immediately intrigued. I said to my sister, "Did you see that? What the hell is that? Oh, there is it again!" So after finishing the film I search the internet about it and here I was. Amazing, like those were signs that this film is going to be very successful.

[@roquefortfiles]

The shooting stars were entirely fake. The entire scene you're watching was shot in the middle of the day.

[@masonreigns7339]

I'm watching this right now and I'm amazed at how corny and yet how frightening it still is,great director.

[@ob4lete_118]

I always thought the whale was being eaten by the shark. Always gave me the creeps when I was a kid and kinda made me sad

[@kylelee5966]

doubt the whale was being eaten...the singing is usually a mating call

[@Minillus]

Nah, the whale it's fine. Great Whites don't attack animals bigger than them. It's probably either calling for a mate or just messing around If it was the second, then that whale really sucedeed lmao

[@dcavalli9]

You wonder if Spielberg and the editor thought it was a glitch or a flaw in the film print. There was a animated cartoonist who liked to draw hairs at the corners in the frame that characters would notice and pluck out. I read that editors would see the individual frames and thought there was a hair in the lense!

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

They were added post production.

[@Whitmore_17]

@@patrickmorrissey3084 Only one of them was i believe

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

@@Whitmore_17 No it was both. I actually had the pleasure to speak with Carl Gottlieb last year at a showing of JAWS in Staten Island, NY. I purchased a copy of his book The JAWS Log and when he was signing it I asked him about the shooting stars. He just laughed and said they were added post production and that particular scene was shot day for night and had there actually been any shooting stars the cameras would not have picked them up very well.

[@Whitmore_17]

@@patrickmorrissey3084 It just heard it off the 'Making of Jaws' Doc, so I wouldn't care to say either way

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

@@Whitmore_17 Yeah I seen that too. It was from 1995 I think and I actually mentioned that and he just kind of chuckled and said they got it wrong. I told him I've heard different things over the years about whether or not the shooting stars were real and he just said "next time someone says they are real you can tell them the screenwriter told you they are not." That settled it for me as far as I am concerned.

[@ElectricIguana]

Can't be real. As much as I want to believe it is. There are two shooting stars, about 5 seconds apart, and each is going in an opposite direction relative to the boat. Typically meteor showers originate from one point/direction in the sky. Albeit the boat is moving. Second, I believe most of the night shots from Jaws were filmed during the day with a blue lens filter. With as much visible sparkle on the water and the definition in the clouds at the end of the scene, I think this was a day shot. Otherwise, why forego the opportunity to get a cinematic shot of the boat with the full moon in the sky? I think the shooting stars were added for effect, to reinforce the illusion of night time and add atmosphere. Finally, and most simply, shooting stars don't usually look like that in real life.

[@seanmessick9330]

They were indeed added in post.

[@klx400sr69]

perfect timing

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

They were added post production.

[@kumanaz2765]

Patrick Morrissey there was a second star added but the first one was real.

[@malekofthegreen738]

I like how Robert Shaw's demeanor changes to a grizzled veteran reaching for his M1 Garand ready to body the shark.

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

“For 15 years she kept her virginity, not a bad record for this vicinity”

[@andrewdobberstein3170]

Spielberg said it was a real shooting star & that it wasn’t planned that way

[@drewchase6577]

Saw this at the drive-in theater last night and that was the first time I noticed the shooting star... I've Only seen the movie on the small screen.

[@aidenbell3487]

I think at the very end of the clip where Quint was singing, I think he said, " Hit me, me, oh, women. Here have some. And ..."

[@AshKetchumfromPalletTown]

I’m on vacation and jaws is playing on tv and I just saw the shooting star. I looked it up online just to see if it was real or digital. So cool it was a legit happy accident.

[@roquefortfiles]

Added in post production dude! The scene was shot at 11am

[@nymike06]

2nd shooting star at 3:05 left hand corner

[@MrRambo1037]

Something I noticed. In this scene, Quint uses up five of the eight rounds he had in his M1. He shot once, but then needlessly racked racked the charging handle again. That wasted a live round. Then either a misfire or a jam happened. He had to rack it again. But the next two fired fine. Cut to the next day, when Brody uses it to kill Bruce. When he finally blew up the tank, you could see that was his last round. Which means only six rounds were in it. So, did Quint shoot more, off screen? Or what could have happened?

[@MerSherr]

I've had an ejection but failure to feed in a Garand before. Could have fired, round was ejected but the weapon didn't pick up/chamber the round. As for cycling it a few times and still not chambering a round, he could very well have short stroked the bolt while charging also failing to properly feed the weapon.

[@petergresh516]

Quint actually fired three shots

[@keithmoon3190]

If there was really just a few bits of bullets left and yet he still managed to kill the Shark with just that amount, Brody must be very lucky. He could have easily been devoured if one of the bullets missed the tank and what he fired was a one in a million shot.

[@freeanimals594]

It's called Hollywood. They can do whatever they want.

[@ns9953]

2:58....what on Earth is Quint singing?

[@nathandachallenger9200]

Fun fact this was a real shooting star recorded at the right time

[@roquefortfiles]

No it isn't. The scene was shot in the middle of the day. The "Shooting Star" is animation added in post production.

[@whereami2477]

@@roquefortfiles Jesus Christ I am sick of people saying it is or it isn't. WHICH IS IT?????

[@roquefortfiles]

@@whereami2477 Dude? I work in the industry. I am a photographer. The scene you're talking about was shot in the middle of the day. It was exposed for DAY TIME. It is brought down in exposure by ND filters (Neutral Density) then colour timed in the lab to make it look more like night because at that time you can't shoot night material on the water it would simply turn BLACK!! The shooting star is added on an Oxberry animation stand one frame at a time. You're looking at animation. Not a shooting star. Besides a shooting star is kind of Stevens trade mark. There's another one exactly the same in Raiders. That scene was shot in a studio.

[@whereami2477]

@@roquefortfiles First thing that comes up on google, the making of jaws documentary says it was real footage. Idk if both shooting stars were real but it seems at least one was. Then Spielberg added shooting stars in post-production in other movies

[@roquefortfiles]

@@whereami2477 Dude?? you can't expose a shooting star at 24 frames a second shot in the middle of the DAY!!! Forget it!!

[@bigdaddytrips6197]

I always knew about the first one but I just found out about the second one .I'm currently watching jaws and went to KZbin to see if anyone else noticed it

[@naughtydog201]

Big Trips Keepin it real I hope I'm not too late for this but for the love of god, please stop with the 2nd one. Save yourself the misery of Jaws 3 and 4

[@jskd2953]

What the hell is that song Quint's singing? "Aaiiieeeeeee... Eeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahh... Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee... Women!" :D

[@australianjackiemason]

I lost it 😂

[@chriswhitehouse9137]

Ladies of Spain

[@Yle11a]

I’ve tried to figure out for years what it is... it’s not ladies of Spain

[@maxfrankow1238]

Me and my dad have been trying to figure that out for 20+ years haha.

[@jrg8782]

2:53 Loading the gun while a shooting star can be spotted on the sky😎

[@drweetabix]

Quint at the end. Ohhhhh women 😂

[@trajhenkhet02]

I think the two shooting stars were added post production. Easter eggs for "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and "Night Skies"(Which was packed with so many great ideas had to be split into 5 films)

[@roquefortfiles]

Yes they're added post production. The scene was shot at 11am in the middle of the day. The night is created by filters and the lab.

[@Acermani456]

Bruce: WTF ARE YOU DOING?! STAY TF QUITE I'M TRYING TO FUCKING SLEEP HERE!

[@DPRyan-vd5pp]

Yes the shooting star is real, they are easy to see at night at sea….I loved being out at sea when I was in the Navy! The night sky is amazing out in the pitch black darkness in the middle of the ocean.

[@roquefortfiles]

No the shooting stars are not real. Sorry!! They were added in post production. Not the least of which is that the entire sequence you're watching was shot in the middle of the day.

[@roquefortfiles]

@74 torino Yes it is. Anyone with a modicum of photography knowledge would know this.

[@roquefortfiles]

Dude??? ?? Hello?? Knock knock! The entire scene you're watching was shot at about 11am in broad daylight. The look of "NIGHT' was created with filters, under exposure and lab timing!!.. there is nothing remotely night time about any of this.

[@roquefortfiles]

Yes the night sky is amazing!!.. but you cant photograph it with a movie camera running at 24 frames per second dude!!.. I would bet you think all the night skies in Close encounters are night skies.

[@roquefortfiles]

Um.. hello! This scene was shot at 11am

[@jrg8782]

I noticed the lights in the sky the first time i watched the movie, which was today. I immediately stopped to see what was that light. It might be a shooting star, it may not.

[@kennethcastelino3033]

It is.

[@robertsmith8876]

Two words ... pure cinema 📽️📽️📽️

[@kilgrave8773]

What song is Quint singing at 3:01?

[@M27UNDERGROUND]

not the first time steven spielberg will do this, just noticed a shooting star in the first episode of AMAZING STORIES NBC tv series........

[@bclaverenz1]

Timeless

[@williamarthur2000]

2:54 first shooting star 3:05 second shooting star

[@yorkshire3939]

Quin is a beast

[@johnthomas3336]

What was the song quint was singing right at the very end of this clip

[@TheJurassicStudios]

Can anyone possibly hear or tell me what song Quint is singing at the very end of the scene?

[@KuChiPhuc]

The name of the song is “eeeeaaaahhhhwwomen”

[@Original-Juice]

It makes me laugh at 3:00 Quint drunken singing 😂

[@savetalibanbismayam7291]

I Was Born 1979 Ho...Amezing the Old Dream works

[@toyman81]

What is that green light haze around the yellow floats that are attached to the shark?

[@stefanbonecrushersmith728]

Steven Spielberg has an affinity for UFOs

[@HenryCasillas]

💫

[@Marcus-tv4mx]

If the shooting stars weren't edited into the movie it seems like they would be too hard to be able to see with all of the cloud cover. To bad close encounters didn't film any UFOs while filming.

[@roquefortfiles]

Not the mention the fact that the scene was shot in the middle of the day.

[@jamiejones7325]

What is the term from the alien kids movie ‘8mm’?…”production value!!!?”…today we’d dismiss it as computer graphics, special effects. What a brilliant timing if appropriate ‘I wish wish I live through this.’

[@CharlesTheClumsy]

02:52 This clip should be 5 seconds. Instead you uploaded a video over three minutes long.

[@user-ts6iz9ex8w]

ahaahah Quint and fun🤣😂😉

[@backyardevolutionwithhoxyt9657]

is it just clumsy compositing or is the water around the barrel supposed to have that green glowy hue to it? Is that supposed to be bioluminescent algae or something?

[@roquefortfiles]

Its the red flashing light that Hooper runs to grab as Quint is getting ready to harpoon the shark. It is so they can track it at night. "Hooper where are you?"

[@tinatankersleyrobinson1667]

April 7.2019 watching movie now just saw the shooting stars.. 👽

[@Dozereyes]

Jaw saw it , on 4K tv bad ass. Noticed it surfing the channels

[@scottrocket3274]

OK I am gonna comment again!!! People this is a movie about a shark. Not a shooting star or a UFO. Now you can choose to believe that in this scene it is a shooting star or you can choose to understand physics which is to say around this exact same scene it shows this "shooting star" coming from the complete opposite direction first you see it come from the far right middle of the screen moving all the way to the left then you see it re-enter the scene from the top left hand side of the screen. Shooting stars move with such fast speeds that there is no way it could change completely opposite direction. Which means it might be a UFO!!! I feel like this was something caught on film. You can choose to believe what you want to believe it is. One thing I am sure of is shooting stars do not complete change course and move in completely opposite directions once they shoot off into one specific direction. Only the director of the movie would know whether it was caught on film or put in the scene for whatever reason and if it was put in the scene How and why was it put in the scene? It is rare when I like a part 2 better then a part 1 but I like Jaws 2 a little better because he gets right up on the shark to kill it in part 2

[@roquefortfiles]

Dude? the shooting star was added one frame at a time on an Oxberry Animation stand. You people really need to understand how films are made and photographed.

[@May_Day45]

is the shooting star a calling card for Steven Spielberg, like john carpenter films always have an open ending to them?, the shooting star is in Jaws and Indiana Jones films as well as E.T. but cant find it in Jurassic Park

[@jeanporlier6]

i love you!...Ha!

[@user-eu5eu7sc8b]

2:54 The meteor shows up.

[@angelmerced3076]

A los 2:55 se ve pasar a lo lejos un platillo volador 🛸un 🛸 OVNI. Tantas veces que e visto la película y hoy fue que me fijé. Saludos desde Cataño Puerto Rico

[@arthurnascimentotubadrumme4209]

He eat the light

[@g-force4354]

This whole clip is like 2023 in a nutshell

[@michaelgarcia2050]

Three drunk guys looking for a shark.

[@graysonbylsma1348]

Have you seen the shooting stars in the sky

[@calebmiller8636]

There are 2 of them, I believe

[@jordanhicks5131]

"He ate the light..."

[@Raelspark]

happy accidents in film making. those are Not spec FX --- real shooting stars

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

No, they were added post production according to Carl Gottlieb.

[@frankstein497]

WRONG

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

@@frankstein497 It was post production.

[@frankstein497]

@@patrickmorrissey3084 I know. Shot day for night.

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

@@frankstein497 Yeah, I actually had the pleasure of meeting Carl Gottlieb several days ago at a showing of JAWS. He said the same thing when I asked him. He did a Q&A after the movie and was signing his book The JAWS Log.

[@KaweedFul]

So the first one is real, and they created the second one I think

[@reallyneed2know]

There are 2...both real or...I can only find out about the coincidence of 1....

[@GabrielCroft]

2:54 UFO & 3:04 UFO (Remember this is pre-Close Encounters of The Third Kind and ET) 🤫

[@CC-Cobalt-1043]

2:21, Quint was like "Let's dance bitch"

[@403CLT]

I always thought it was a plane

[@scottrocket3274]

I have a question at 2:54 in the background did the director put that UFO in the scene or did they just happen to catch one on film ? No it isn't a shooting star (keep watching the background) shooting stars do not completely change opposite directions 3:05 (top left corner) As it goes behind a cloud. The Question is Special FX or something pretty amazing caught on film? If you read this it is my first post on the topic.

[@roquefortfiles]

This is animation. You can entirely tell. Not the least of which is that all of this material was shot in the middle of the day.

[@scottrocket3274]

@@roquefortfiles I'd like to write this off as animation but I done animation for years with a camcorder JVC Compact shooting 4 1/4's of a second frames to = 1 second of animated movement to owning a Motion Computing LE1700 Computer Drawing Tablet. If you were right and this is animated the type of animation it would be is called Rotoscoping when you draw on a clear piece of plastic directly over each frame. A good example of this is the movie Waking Life which is 100% the whole movie is Rotoscoped. But I don't think this type of animation was popular or used when this film was made and even if it would be used for something so insignificant to what the film is about. I will check the credits of the movie again (the ending) but i do not recall the credits saying animators might be for the title but not for what some are claiming this to be a shooting star. I zoomed into this "shooting star" not only did it change direction while going so fast it had a heat trail as it was moving which shooting stars do not do change direction.

[@roquefortfiles]

@@scottrocket3274 Its animation. Lots of people did not get credited in Jaws. I've worked with one. The scene you're talking about was shot in the middle of the day. This is not night

[@roquefortfiles]

@@scottrocket3274 This material was shot in the middle of the day. Dude? trust me it is animation.

[@scottrocket3274]

@@roquefortfiles it's very impressive if your are right and the scene is shot in the middle of the day a hell of a camera lense filter to make day look like night then to have a shooting star/ ufo animated in there is a concept no one mentioned yet the thing is the movie is about a shark not a shooting star or a ufo like this movie was made in the 70's what was the budget?

[@shadowprince4482]

Apparently Jaws REALLY doesn't like sea shanties.

[@Hunter87788]

that was actually a real shooting star..

[@roquefortfiles]

No it isn't. OMG dude. The scene was shot in the middle of the day.

[@alllivesmatter3561]

@@roquefortfiles you been on this video for 3 years replying to everyone with the same bs.. get a life kid lol. Loser 🤡.

[@nagavenkatapadmavathi9585]

Jaws Is Very Terrifying At Night

[@SolBin-b4m]

I'm pretty sure that was a shooting star

[@valentino2019]

2:05 = dammm that one mean shark😧

[@neillumbard7419]

It's strange how much disinformation is on the internet these days. The shooting star is a special optical effect, added in to the production. You pull up Google and the first result says it is "real" and it is not real. There is someone breaking down the special effect and how one can identify it based on freeze-frame of the photography and the kind of transition effects used. It is a special effect timed to the gun.

[@cowboybob7093]

Won't argue to the contrary, for one, to my eye the two sitings show objects going in different directions. I've watched enough meteor showers to know that happens, but the direction of the second one looks like an artistic choice, not a continuity slipup. It leads the eye toward the frame, to my minds eye it would lead it to the edge it they were the same event.

[@neillumbard7419]

@@cowboybob7093 Jaws was also shot entirely day-for-night (no night time filming shots) so it was during daylight.

[@grif3252]

I thought it was a UFO

[@hamzahsayang]

Was. The tail is far too long and red to be shooting star.

[@RBq]

Maybe it is E.T?

[@jjb2385]

2:54 & 3:05 🌠

[@stephanmckinnie8855]

2:24

[@timmy1071]

Very obviously edited in with 70s sfx animation

[@user-rk7xq6zj7r]

Water

[@coreysownyoutube582]

Did they all make a wish

[@Jef8]

It's a ufo

[@mrspicolli]

I really don’t want to eat the stigma of a conspiracy UFO nut… And I’m not looking for a debate or an argument. I still feel like that was a craft, not 2 lucky shots of shooting stars on the same day. I do accept that that could just be me 👽👾🦄😅😇😎

[@mckinniesmovies3598]

2:24. 2:27

[@thomasdowney6898]

That is no shooting star it came one way then the other,yes get camera angles but was definitely no shooting star

[@ChrisAldridge]

What're the chances? lol.

[@roquefortfiles]

Non existent. The entire scene was shot in the middle of the day.

[@Fregulus5]

What kind of whale makes that sound? Is it a humpback?

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

[Whale Sound] Kirsty Cotton What That Teenage Andy Barclay It's a whale. James L. Anderson (A.K.A.) Axel Foley # Farewell and adieu to you fair Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu to you ladies of Spain.# Teenage Andy Barclay [Singing] Show me the way to go home. I'm tired and I want to go to bed. [James Or Axel Teenage Andy Kyle & Tina] I had a little drink about an hour ago and it's gone right to my head. Wherever I may roam, by land or sea or foam. You can always hear me singin' this song, show me the way to go home, bome bome bome. Show me the way to go home. Bome bome bome. I'm tired and I want to go to bed. [Kirsty joins] I had a little drink about an hour ago and it's gone right to my head. Wherever I may roam, by land or sea or foam. You can always hear me singin' this -- Kyle Simpson Start the engines. Fire her up! Teenage Andy Barclay Busted a shaft! Kyle Simpson James Kirsty Put out the fire will ya? Pump around. Teenage Andy Barclay Done Kyle Simpson Everybody on deck. Christina "Tina" McGee He ate the light. James L. Anderson (A.K.A.) Axel Foley Hmm, terrific. Teenage Andy Barclay Excuse me. Kyle, what are you doing? Don't waste your time, Kyle! Come on! Kyle Simpson What's wrong with this sh- Jeepers Creeper! Andy, take the wheel! Kirsty forward deck watch for her! James L. Anderson (A.K.A.) Axel Foley You okay? Hey Kirsty! You okay? [Kyle singing] Teenage Andy Barclay Well, l hate to be crude, but l gotta take care of some business. James L. Anderson (A.K.A.) Axel Foley Me Too Christina "Tina" McGee Same Here

[@Minillus]

Man, I like Chucky movies, but what does Andy have to do with all of this?