Villagers Watching JAWS (1975) Movie For The First: MOVIE REACTION! *FIRST TIME WATCHING*

Villagers Watching JAWS (1975) Movie For The First: MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING
#jawsmoviereaction
#jawsreaction
#moviereaction
Consider supporting me on Patreon for exclusive Shout outs, behind the scenes, direct messages and early access content.
/ tribalsshow
Buy Me A Coffee:
www.buymeacoff...
Please note that this is a reaction video and contains commentary.
ORIGINAL VIDEO CREDIT GOES TO RESPECTIVE OWNERS"
reach out to me at [e-mail]
All the participants in this video are from Sindh, Pakistan.
Make sure to leave a like and valuable suggestions and please support our channel by hitting that subscribe button. Thanks for watching
www.copyright....
Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing.”

[@213thAIB]

It is a privilege to listen to these two gentlemen, Naveed and Mansoor, who are straightforward and unaffected. Honorable men who speak the truth as they speak from the heart. The world needs more like them.

[@WarewolfThereWolf]

Well-stated. I agree.

[@BarberShave19]

You know what makes Quint's story really scary? It actually happened.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

Wasn’t the actor a bad drunk and in bad health anyway? I know he was a loose cannon on the set .

[@barrycohen311]

You mean the USS Indianapolis ship? Most people do not know anything about it. Naval ship was hit with a torpedo, and sunk, and the crew hit the water. 100s of sharks attacked them, went into a feeding frenzy. I think over 200 US sailors died.

[@victorfatalys1076]

@@ssshadowwolf6762 True, he was an alcoholic all his life, not a bad guy tho I think; he had ten children and adopted his wive's previous marriage's kids. Anyway, a terrific actor.

[@bridgethaines7127]

@@barrycohen311 Most of the sailors died of hypothermia rather than sharks like Quint told. But more than 800 sailors died from the torpedos, hypothermia, and sharks in the incident.

[@DekkarJr]

The prolonged nature of his death is a lot more disturbing than i remember it being lol XD u dont see a guy eaten alive like that very often.

[@rodneysisco6364]

The story Quint told about the Indianapolis sinking is true

[@toomanyaccounts]

how the Navy treated the captain was shameful. All because the navy botched the rescue when they ignored the distress calls. The Japanese sub captain refused to incriminate the captain and said there was nothing that could have been done to prevent the torpedoing of the Indianapoli

[@Pinkielover]

All to save our lives and the war from dragging on.. 🫡 To all the men and women Who have given their lives on both sides

[@Mickster1977]

there is a film called mission of the shark,that is about this story

[@RebeccaODonnell-1941]

In Harm’s Way (book, not movie), is a horrifying true story of the USS Indianapolis, the ship that delivered the atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, and thus ended the war. Everything Quint said about it is true. When an American boat plane first spotted the survivors in 1945, he saw countless sharks circling the tight groups the men had gathered into. The pilot and crew dropped barrels of fresh water and radioed the location, but were so distressed by seeing the sharks tearing into the survivors, they agreed to land the boat plane in open water, where it’s almost guaranteed to flip the plane. They landed anyway. The plane flipped, the pilot and crew climbed onto the floating wreckage, and started calling for the men to swim over and climb on too. But the survivors were so damaged from sun, starvation, dehydration and salt water, they didn’t understand. So the pilot started yelling, “Happy hour! Conga line! Conga, conga, conGA!“ singing. A conga line is where a string of people grasp each other’s waist or shoulders, then dance in a long “Conga line.” It worked. Many men swam in a conga line to the plane, hallucinating they were at a bar. Incredible story.

[@louielouie22]

Never ever splash in panic if anyone ever sees a shark approaching them. They will come at you much faster. They think it's prey in distress. FYI

[@malcolmdrake6137]

...so, just sink to the bottom and drown. Got it! 😂

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Yes. The best thing to do is turn to face the shark. Stare directly into its eyes, that should trigger its flight instinct. If that doesn't work, box the shark on the ears, they hate that. And if all that doesn't work, then reach into the shark's mouth and pull its teeth out.

[@redrick8900]

@@malcolmdrake6137 If you are in the ocean and you don't know how to tread water you deserve to drown.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

If all else fails, punch it in the eye....if you still can.

[@ssshadowwolf6762]

Apparently I’m addicted to these two reviewing movies ! These guys might just go BIG on social media ! Thank you producer! Thank you for everything ♥️

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@nobhill1991]

I'm addicted too💖 lol

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Boy, you gentlemen really got into this movie. Your facial expressions are priceless. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Nick_Jarrett]

Thanks for giving them snacks during the movie

[@lordwalker71]

The actor who played Quinn apparently had a bad drinking problem and his co stars said be was drunk in every scene he was in. I read recently that the woman who played the mother of the boy that was killed went into a restaurant years later and saw that they had lots of Jaws memorabilia so she mentioned to the waitress that she was in the movie and that she Played Alex's mother so the waitress said the owner would like to meet her so went and got him and the owner turned out to be the guy who played her son.

[@bellavita4237]

I really enjoyed watching “Jaws” with Naveed and Mansoor. Even though have seen many times. My eyes were focused on their reactions; which was awesome and expected from this thriller movie. 😱 Thanks producer 👌🏻 SHARK!!🐬

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Glad you enjoyed it ❤️

[@idratherbflyingthesaucer6270]

Your hearts are so pure and unaffected I feel truly blessed to b able to see such loving and peaceful men

[@bethcushway458]

Absolutely fantastic reaction. It was like watching myself the first time I saw Jaws. I feel like I'm experiencing these films all over again through you. Thank you so much❤

[@islandgreenstrong]

Two years after "Jaws", Steven Spielberg did "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". Richard Dreyfuss who played Hooper in this movie is also in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". I hope you'll watch it.

[@milemarker301]

Fun to watch the guys seeing this... The most famous line from this movie, that people still use, is "We're gonna need a bigger boat." lol

[@lottelarsen2918]

"You're gonna need a bigger boat" (NOT "we" ) 😅

[@milemarker301]

@@lottelarsen2918 I stand corrected :)

[@peppermoon7485]

I saw this movie at a drive in when it came out 😅I was a teenager 😊yep I’m old lol

[@MadWorld75]

me to

[@GrouchyMarx]

16:44 The 4th of July is also known as Independence Day in the US, a national holiday celebrating independence from Great Britain. Parties, bar-b-ques, going to lakes, beaches, and fireworks mostly at night.

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Suggest some movies to have our reactors watch with respect to 4th july.

[@metalstephie79]

​@@Cinephilesreact786 The Patriot is the one to watch

[@jasonzielsdorf7080]

​​@@Cinephilesreact786The Patriot or the movie called 1776

[@monicapdx]

​@@Cinephilesreact786Independence Day, yes! I so hope it's dubbed for you. It's a great science fiction movie.

[@nobhill1991]

Independence Day! It's got Jeff Goldblum from Jurassic Park in it (Dr. Ian Malcolm)!!! Just a warning, it's super long..yall will need a pee break!!! Lol

[@elteescat]

These guys had the perfect reaction to this movie! I enjoyed watching them experience it!.

[@Nick_Jarrett]

Spielberg said that with jurassic Park animatronics had gotten so far ahead of when he did Jaws that they could finally get facial poses and expressions and there was only one guy in the world that could make that happen since even filming in 1991-1992 the animatronics used in jurassic Park were ahead of their time and they could control and get the animatronics to a dead stop like the trex suddenly facing the jeep window which he could only dream about when directing jaws

[@redrick8900]

BS. Animatronics were good when Jaws came out. Spielberg was a fool for thinking they would work well in salt water. Disney world had great animatronics in the 60's.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

​@@redrick8900Um, Disney World opened in 1971. (Magic Kingdom first, then Epcot in the early 1980s.) Perhaps you meant Disneyland (which opened in 1955)?

[@redrick8900]

@@patriciamorgan6545 Just because it wasn't open doesn't mean it didn't exist. They were putting out featurettes about the Hall of Presidents in the 60's.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

@@redrick8900 Ah yes, I remember the talking Lincoln. Of course Disney would have had things in development many years before the existence of Disney World. And the "It's a Small World" ride at the New York World's Fair in 1964-1965, that was saved and relocated to Florida for the eventual opening of the new project. But, as impressive as these moving dolls were to a 5-6 year old at the time, they were still pretty rudimentary compared to what became available by the time of the Jurassic Park films (like micro motors under moveable skin to produce eye and facial expressions), and what is available now (advanced CG and robotics).

[@redrick8900]

@@patriciamorgan6545 I wasn't talking about the tiny dolls, which are still more impressive than the giant dinosaur animatronics, which were not as impressive as the hall of presidents.

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

*Ah, an overcast day in eastern America, in the summer, and we are watching Jaws! Naveed and Mansoor are great to watch a movie with! Yes, Stephen Spielberg has directed many incredible and beloved movies. He is a genius with movie making. Naveed, Americans have grown up making that shark approaching music at each other....da dum...da dum....da dum...dumdumdumdumdum...the musical score for the film was superb, you are correct. Very haunting, menacing tune, eh? The incident Quint told about, is a true story, just didn't happen to that character. All the villagers shows emotions so easily and that is fabulous. Now that you are learning and experiencing so much Naveed and Mansoor, you're "going to need a bigger boat"!They need to see Marvel movies like Endgame, or Spiderman Far From Home, the Matrix movies, and so on. And The Abyss. Or The Day The Earth Stood Still, or The Day After Tomorrow. I also love you gave them a crunchy snack to stress eat with!*

[@kenpaden]

Great reaction guys, fun fact, this movie changed the movie industry. Before Jaws big movie studios did not release big budget films in the summer, it was considered a slow time, partially because of the heat. But by the time Jaws came along in 1975, good air conditioned movie theaters were pretty common. and people packed the theaters to see it, everybody also had the book.

[@lukecat3825]

These young men are so kind and sensitive to the harm to others, their kindness shows through. Just an opinion here, their head covers are quite attractive and they wear them well but their real hair makes them look younger and attractive also. Great choices for this channel. Today I decided to subscribe.

[@JoeyMartz]

They are young... lols

[@KP-zi6jx]

@@JoeyMartz They are adorable. I'm a more mature gay guy in South Carolina and want to marry Mansoor! He can have my house downtown in the historic district and my Mercedes S-class and all.

[@margielamark6162]

Loving these movie reactions! Glad they have snacks while watching and they need a soda too 🍿🥤

[@HemlockRidge]

The story Quint told about USS Indianapolis is true. One of those horrible incidents that happened with the fog of war.

[@toomanyaccounts]

what was more horrible was how the captain was driven to suicide because the Navy wanted a scapegoat for their botching of the rescue since the navy ignored the distress calls

[@HemlockRidge]

@@toomanyaccounts There is no proof that a SOS was ever sent. CAPT. McVay ordered a call sent, but Radio Room 1 was damaged. CWO L. Woods told all Radiomen to abandon ship. He stayed and tried to send an SOS in Morse, and evidently went down with the ship.

[@annalieff-saxby568]

"Fourth of July; is this a special day?" Best. Line. Ever. Shabash!

[@SolarBearZ]

"A larger boat is now needed." 😂

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Lol

[@marycherry6711]

I just adore watching a movie with these amazing guys! Especially since Jaws is my all time favorite movie! 😊

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Mine too!

[@looneygardener]

I went to the theatre to see this when it came out. I was about 7 months pregnant. My baby kicked so much.

[@thaismatsumoto]

… I saw the movie Grizzly when I was eight months pregnant with my first son. Then The movie Prophecy,with the mutant bear when I was carrying my second son. So I can understand what you mean.😅

[@malcolmdrake6137]

I love how everyone, American or foreign, always thinks someone should jump in the water and "help". 😂😂

[@Lewis9700]

4th of July is a big holiday in America. It's the US Independance Day where the country celebrates it's independance from England. It's in the middle of Summer so millions of people go to the Beach

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

Stuff like these reactions are fascinating. I wish I knew how Quint's (mostly factual) account of the Indianapolis gets translated.

[@monicapdx]

Wonderful! The shark's theme music still gives me chills. I love that you gave them snacks, and they already have crunching while watching in suspense down. 😂 It's so much fun to watch their expressions. And when we know something exciting is coming up, waiting breathlessly to see them jump! Several movies were suggested for the 4th of July - the historical ones are good, but as I said in an earlier reply, for a rousing good movie full of excitement such as we in the US like to watch on the day, Independence Day (1996) is perfect. We can cheer and yell encouragement at the screen. 😂💥💥💥

[@Mymumsey1]

"The background music is haunted." That was a great way to describe John Williams' brilliant score. I think he would take that as a compliment.

[@gojiberry7201]

Aww I love how Mansoor wanted to name a school after Quint and send orphaned children there ♥♥

[@WitchessJae]

You guys are my new favorite reactors! I love how they remember all the characters names. Even I cant do that lol

[@ReesieandLee]

My grandparents took me to see this in 1975 when I was 4 years old. It scared me so badly I remember the terror almost 50 years later. It scared me bad enough I was terrified of our bath tub and my parents waterbed ( bed mattress filled with water that was popular in the 70’s) because I was sure a shark was hiding in any drop of water I got near. I’ve seen it, easily, 40 times.

[@lyramidsummer5508]

I was 11 in 1975. The film scared me shitless too but I am pretty sure it had a 12 year old rating.

[@ReesieandLee]

@@lyramidsummer5508 yeah I’m sure 4 years old was too young. Plus it was at the drive in which made it scarier for some reason! 😂 we stayed at their mountain cabin after the show and the river running next to it scared the bejeebers out of me! Driving across the small bridge, I was sure we were going to be eaten. Oddly enough, it’s a great memory ☠️

[@lyramidsummer5508]

Great times. 👍

[@nobhill1991]

Yaaayyyy Jaws!! Watch "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" another Spielberg movie, if possible..will blow your minds 💖💖💖

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Will try

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

I enjoyed this classic very much with these guys! ❤️❤️❤️

[@gingerbobful]

Well I'm slightly in love with these 2 . What beautiful human beings . The last part about naming a school after quint had me laughing a lot . Absolutely Brilliant ❤

[@patriciamorgan6545]

Let's just say something about John Williams' musical score for this movie. Simply stellar. And of course now iconic, creating gutteral suspense and fear, even after all these years, even when you know what's coming. How would you react to the film if it lacked these magnificent musical works?

[@Beaglegirl1120]

“You’re gonna need a bigger boat.” #35 on the 101 greatest movie quotes list.

[@theresadavis5440]

I reacted the same when I first saw this when it opened. I must have watched that movie 1000 times.

[@lizawake614]

The Making of Jaws is a fascinating documentary.

[@cindyspangler3982]

I live in Florida, saw tge movie at the theater in 1975 when I was 15, and there were lines around the movie theaters everywhere to see this movie. Then every beach in this state was empty for weeks, maybe months.

[@jamesc8259]

During this movie, my father told me he was fishing off a pier with friends when someone on the beach stepped on a horseshoe crab and screamed. Everyone ran out the water at criminally dangerous speeds

[@cindyspangler3982]

@@jamesc8259 🤣

[@andymason3555]

These reactions are wonderful.

[@TheNeuroticjetfan]

This is the most adorable reaction I’ve ever seen.

[@greggwilliamson]

Sharks are not only in the ocean. Bull Sharks have been found 1100 km (700 mi) from salt water up the Mississippi River. It's one of the few shark species the like the taste of human.

[@Phoenix_DarkMoon]

@greggwilliamson the attacks that inspired jaws were actually a bullshark since they happened in a river but let's face it a Great White is a much more iconic shark just like the Meg

[@heatherspence3848]

I grew up in Destin Florida, which used to be a small fishing village. We always knew that sunrise and sunset is typical feeding time.

[@joeblow-tp6gz]

A larger boat is now needed🤣🤣🤣

[@stephenulmer3781]

So glad you gave them some snacks ☺

[@kashakellar]

First off, I love that he's got his snacks for watching the film. It's a thing. Snacks and a movie!!!

[@DogwafflDan]

This movie scared me when I was a little kid, but I've come to love the ocean and its creatures.

[@pattiwhite9575]

What about Cujo? or that furby movie?

[@TheRotties]

Omg Naveed’s face!

[@Cinephilesreact786]

😇

[@danielpitti6030]

Quint 's story did really happen! The tragedy of the American warship USS Indianapolis at The end of World War Two ; many of the surviving sailors were devoured alive by dozens of sharks!

[@wolfie35p]

This is Steven Speilbergs first Oscar if I remember correctly, and it deserved one too, a truly terrifying movie for anyone in the 70's and still scary to this day, still a great watch.

[@jett1901]

I love your reaction to movies videos! It's entertaining to watch. Great job!

[@Cinephilesreact786]

Thanks

[@leedavis7508]

The 4th of July is the day that America became a Country back in 1776. It's a National Holiday, with Americans celebrating and partying for days. From going to beaches, having backyard Barbecues, parades, and huge fireworks shows at night. 🇺🇸🗽

[@Spazzmatazzz]

What an EXCELLENT reaction to this movie! The thing that makes me sad is I can only give one Like! This movie channel with Naveed and Mansoor is one of the best ideas you've ever had! (but I'm still waiting for Naveed's cooking channel! lol)

[@mrwinfree5888]

Timeless movie, such reactions lol

[@Rockatanskiii]

This was unbelievably wholesome and I'm here for it

[@patriciamorgan6545]

The character of Quint was actually inspired by a real-life shark hunter. Robert Shaw sure made this a memorable performance, but I remember the real guy was quite a character, too.

[@kathwallace1811]

Fantastic rewiew. I saw this when it was released in 75, the entire cinema was sreaming as one person. Never forgot it.

[@calebcox3827]

Some interesting foreshadowing I recently discovered after years of watching this movie is that quint ‘drinks to his legs” And spoke about how a buddy in the Indianapolis was bitten in half from the waist down. Mirrors his own fate, as he went legs first into its mouth, and bitten at the waistline

[@janzizka9963]

This movie did really gave sharks terrible reputation. Shark really is dangerous animal and unknowing swimmer is almost defenceless, but still the monstrosity of the shark is increased for the movie. Sadly the movie ignited quite a zeal against sharks worldwide and shark populations around the world suffered greatly for it. While being dangerous to swimmers the sharks are also really important predators for the balance of aquatic ecosystem as they regulate overpopulation of other fish. I would say a crocodile is much more likely to attack a human than shark is.

[@CuzKatieSaysSo]

​@@caveatlector2671 Actually, if you do some research, you'll find that the shark's size was Not exaggerated. There Are Great Whites out there perhaps even bigger.

[@jamesc8259]

Except for bull sharks lol

[@jamesc8259]

@@caveatlector2671 true good call. I assume cause nurse sharks are bottom feeders and whale sharks eat plankton and krill. i almost forgot about them tbh lol. yeah I saw vids where tour boats take divers to swim with whale sharks. I forget where though

[@jamesc8259]

@@caveatlector2671 Yeah, that’s true. Most shark incidents are by mistake by the shark or them testing to see if it’s food they want. That and surfers look like seals to some of them. Bull sharks are just an angry aggressive breed though, which is why I mentioned them. That’s really cool about the diver from the Bahamas.

[@jamesc8259]

@@caveatlector2671 my other comment was poorly worded. I meant nurse sharks and whale sharks are extra nice cause their diet. Other sharks may nibble out of curiosity or mistake. Except for angry bull sharks 😡 😂 more like bully sharks 😁

[@DekkarJr]

"We're gonna need a bigger boat" "A larger boat is now needed." I love these g uys :D

[@Vinnytint2]

Hahah when we watched this young we couldn’t even go in the bath tub 😂😂we feared for jaws loll..

[@paulafowler5099]

Really enjoyed watching this again with you my friends...thank you. I would also like to recommend Mrs. Doubtfire and Die Hard.

[@nicknick2903]

I saw this movie first when I was 10 years old,I have probably seen it 50 or 60 times since then ( 40 years ago)😊

[@Cinephilesreact786]

You are truly a movie freak 🙌

[@ChristaFree]

A classic!

[@bethking7348]

Gotta break out the popcorn for this! 😂

[@richardbalducci4490]

How glorious it is to experience our own culture through your kind and wise eyes❗I want you two to watch ALL of my movies for me from now on‼

[@roboman34]

as a EX scuber diver , Rescue diver , loved the work ,,,basically LEARN TO SWIM , learn , the water , Learn , swim xoxoxo

[@MadWorld75]

Great Movie.

[@Pinkielover]

Would love to see these guys watch flying sharks Documentary about white sharks and how they breach .. They're hunting strategy it's pretty interesting

[@kellylundy5115]

I loved watching this reaction. It's interesting to see something familiar from a different perspective. I actually saw more of the movie watching this than I did when it came out. I was twelve years old, and I had my eyes covered through most of the film!

[@bobbierobinson6269]

I was 7 watching this. It was scary, but after watching Texas Chainsaw Massacre it wasn't near as bad as it could have been. 😂

[@wendywingate2671]

Every summer where i live we have a movie night on the river. Jaws is shown on a big screen and people watch it which floating in the water on tube floats

[@GreatWhiteShark75]

THE GREATEST REACTORS IN MOVIE HISTORY!!!!!

[@myreallife6386]

I’m so interested to watch all of this bc I’ve never seen Jaws and now that I’m an adult it will be interesting to think back to childhood when people talked about this movie. And I love these guys reviewing anything.

[@edgarcia4794]

When JAWS came out a lot of people had thought of sharks as dolphin sized fish as they had seen on television shows like Flipper or Sea Hunt so finding out that mature Great Whites can grow to 17 feet long maybe 20 feet surprised a lot of people. They could believe that the 25 foot long shark in the movie was possible.

[@Lewis9700]

Your reactions are great and very insightful

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Great reaction!

[@patriciamorgan6545]

This was the summer most of us thought twice about going in the water.🦈 I was so traumatized by the film, I didnt even want to hang my feet over the edge of my bed.😳

[@willcool713]

I've always believed Quint smashed the radio, because he didn't want to share the $10,000 fee.

[@leedavis7508]

A Shark is able to sense a drop of blood from a mile away.

[@minneyruth]

Haha 😄 they have snacks! ❤❤ I love it 😊

[@keitholsen8787]

I was able to meet a survivor of the Indianapolis years ago, he loved talking about the ship but didn’t want to talk about the sinking of it.

[@mildredpierce4506]

I like the fact that these two listen and watch more than they talk. Another Travel Channel of villagers talks so much over the dialogue that they can’t hear it and they’re keep looking at each other and away from the movie. They end up missing some of the best parts because they don’t hear it or see it.

[@halthammerzeit]

Over 50yrs old movie holds up still. True masterpiece. I watched it on tv as a kid in early 90'. It was old then, but I was terrified. Just like Hitchcock's Birds.

[@lottelarsen2918]

Not 50 yet....it's from 1975 😂

[@rhiahlMT]

You're trying to make me older than I am. I saw this at age 18. It is 48 years old. Don't rush it! LOL

[@looneygardener]

Great reaction guys!!!!

[@ginafromcologne9281]

That was enjoyable, it's a great idea to watch movies together! :) But even if they caught the guilty shark, I would never swim in that water again. :O

[@pattiwhite9575]

The music made this movie. Tell the boys that I went to Hollywood once and saw that fake shark. They put on a kind of reenactment of the fake shark trying to attack our tour bus to give us cheap thrills. Most of the movie was filmed on a lot of land in Hollywood. Some bit were filmed on a small island on east coast. I bet that really gives them both nightmare. I could see how terrified they were over and over again with this movie. A bit cruel to do to such country boys. I hope the next movie is not so cruel and scary for them.

[@srbrant5391]

Fun fact: The line "we're going to need a bigger boat" was not in the script. It was _completely_ improvised.

[@dawntorrez6613]

I have a suggestion for the next movie to show them close encounters of the third kind or poltergeist either of them would have them climbing the walls .

[@witcheshour9718]

Guy in jaws. Can we go home now??? Villager says. Go home never come back. LMAO

[@dottiegillespie8067]

O just discovered your channel you guys are great!!!! Looking forward to more movies! Thank you

[@pperri38]

The name of the mechanical shark used in this film is “Bruce”.

[@paulafowler5099]

We have recently had a sighting of a great white shark showing up in the waters off our Canadian east coast. Maybe the water is warming up enough for them to travel. Scary!! Great movie by the way....I've watched it three times and love it.

[@dipsydoodle7988]

Great reaction. Still wondering if these two will make it through The Thing (1982 version). 😂

[@mikkifly]

Great reaction guys⛴🦈

[@andrewscease8185]

Me: Do I want to watch Naveed and Mansour watch "Jaws"? Spouse: You want to watch them watch anything. Me: (pause)... You're right.

[@twilacarson2308]

How can you eat cheese balls....while watching this movie?? I was a kid when I watched it and it sure made me sick....that summer, I had a lake and a pool to play in and brand new fins and goggles...the lake scared me, b/c a huge fish came up to me...oh boy...the pool it was. I was so traumatized.

[@user-tm7tw9tu7b]

The movie theme song still gives me chills.