wrong

[@missagente8100]

The mayor was the one who deserved that slap in the face. Brody was trying to close the beaches and Vaghn wouldn't let him.

[@smdpictureco]

Actually in the book it is better explained why the mayor wants to keep the beaches open.

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

+Shane DelMonaco mafia ties, right ?

[@smdpictureco]

Yes

[@missyadams]

Exactly what I thought. Suppose it was his own son who got eaten? Who will he blame?

[@jasonraczkowski6001]

Lucas Rackley because the mayor overruled him .

[@angusyoung4896]

Still bothers me that Brody gets slapped. Should've been the mayor.

[@stevevalkos6308]

character-defining moment - Chief Brody knows that moment is about her grief and anger, not his injustice

[@tonyb0904]

Steve Velkos Exactly! despite being slapped Brody probably felt apologizing would've been worthless considering, although I think before she walked away, he wanted to say it, I'm still glad for Brody admitting to his bad judgment even with the Mayor attempting to soften the blow. That's admirable imo.

[@MyIceman12345]

@@tonyb0904 My favorite movie of all time ❤

[@clamshell6863]

No, he did know it was unsafe. She has every right to slap him. He went with the mayor's advice and should have shut down the beach with discretion.

[@zt1053]

Brody didn't have the final say. The mayor did.

[@jamlym4974]

Brody's a real man for taking it instead of blaming the mayor.

[@jamlym4974]

@Greenfields 12 That's a good point and I hadn't thought of it that way. But then, it was only a hunch that it was a shark and so, maybe the Mayor just persuaded him that it wasn't. But you're right, he shouldn't have taken that chance.

[@jamlym4974]

@Greenfields 12 Okay, now it all makes sense. That explains Brody's response, "No, she's not."

[@itsjemmabond]

I don't care, I would have called him out there and then.

[@chrisbarrett2117]

@Greenfields 12 he was new, I think he acted like a man in this scene. A real example!

[@chrisbarrett2117]

@Greenfields 12 police officers are not trained wildlife experts, nor marine biologists. This situation is completely abnormal, and the mayor and city council could fire him in a heartbeat! How many times have you risked your job, and putting food on the table for your family to do what’s right?

[@juju1305]

A lot of today’s actors should watch this scene over and over again and learn from it. Acting at its best. It’s heartbreaking. She had a small role but made that scene unique. May she Rest In Peace

[@azbycx56]

I agree. It is extraordinary. It goes to show that even the best horror is based on great acting and drama.

[@EugeneMarshall]

God, what a scene!

[@danielgoncalves8079]

she slapped him for real 😂😂

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

Best part was they did that scene 17 times. 17 slaps. Also she was a local woman who worked with the Islands theatre group.

[@lollipopsnsugarsmiles4176]

I agree it WAS the mayor's fault. All he cared about was money and the tourists. He didn't give a damn about innocent people's lives!

[@BigLCorleone2advanc4]

No mayor, in history, whether it be Ancient Rome, present day, or when the dinosaurs ruled, has ever cared about his/her fellow being...

[@brinsonharris9816]

Amity is a summer town. We need summer dollars. My anchor covered jacket was paid for by those summer dollars. It’s at the cleaners, so I busted out this Fruit Stripe Gum blazer for the widow slap.

[@CNR666]

Julie Smallwood he always reminds me of Cornelius Fudge from Harry Potter for that reason, but Vaughn is generally nicer.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I haven't read the book but I'm sure someone said that in the novel he was deep in debt to the mafia so was more willing to do stupidly risky things. As it didn't make it in to the film, I'm not sure if it counts for much

[@m.e.d.7997]

Right. We didn't see him going in the water.

[@TheRealDeal92]

Brody never deserved that slap. It was the freaking Mayor that deserved it all!!!!

[@RYMAN1321]

Brody knew just as much, but as she stated, he knew about Chrissie. This was the turning point for him.

[@zt1053]

There was nothing he could do when the coroner was pressured into saying it wasn't a shark attack.

[@mowilderness8505]

Love to prove that wouldn't you? Get your name into the National Geographic.

[@gnc623]

I always felt that this was the moment that really drove Martin's determination to get the shark. Even though it's never stated, I always thought that in his possible moments on that boat, of "Why the hell am I doing this?" he remembers this lady...even though it wasn't really his fault, he wanted to make sure that no one else died or went what this poor woman went through.

[@coryames1170]

Also Michael almost getting killed.

[@jesusknight72]

Brody should have turned to Vaughn and said "Mrs. Kintner left a message for you...(SLAP)"

[@MrWood-pw8nn]

74 torino you ruined it

[@MohamedMostafa-qn6zk]

LOL. Liked it

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

74 torino yes why ruin his career for assault???

[@stellarwind1946]

The message: what did the five fingers say to the face?

[@scaller94]

Rest in peace Lee Fierro this scene will always be an iconic one.

[@octoman511]

RIP Lee Fierro & Roy Scheider

[@andylau2167]

I like Lee Fierro!

[@mcs-bl6sg]

"I'm sorry, Martin. She's wrong." The mayor had a lot of nerve to say that, seeing as how Brody tried to shut the beaches down from the start but the mayor wouldn't let him.

[@bigwillietheb]

oh they might lose summer dollars, according to the Mayor , but like Brody said No she's not, but she should have slapped the Mayor instead , it was his fault the boy got eaten by the shark

[@sebastianemond5313]

It's sorta similar to the dynamic in Halloween with Michael Myers and Donald Pleasence's Dr. Loomis, with how he tried to have Michael locked away or tries to assist in stopping him, but the police and others constantly accuse Loomis for "letting him go" when Michael escaped.

[@davidfrost2819]

@@sebastianemond5313 Don't the writers of this scene know that its a criminal offence to strike a police officer in the execution of his duty it certainly is here in Britain

[@sebastianemond5313]

@@davidfrost2819 🤫 *Shh!* Don't spoil the illusion! "We're bloody brilliant Americans we are.(s)" 🤣🤣🤣 Just kidding!

[@ML-jk3sz]

@@davidfrost2819 Only if the offended officer files a complaint for assault.

[@vatonorteno]

Mrs. Kintner (Lee Fierro) just died of the coronavirus. RIP.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Forever remembered for her two scenes in this movie. Never forgotten.

[@signoresantinoburnett1169]

91 years young.

[@dickiea8048]

RIP Lee Played this part superbly.

[@p28-e7j]

As years go by we appreciate this movie more and more. It's a masterpiece. And she and Schieder nail this scene.

[@brookehanley3659]

Correct. Boy this movie sure did endure after almost 50 years. A summer Blockbuster. Released to theaters June 20, 1975.

[@DonaldBulley]

the acting in jaws is some of the best i have ever seen.even the islanders were pretty good themselves.everything just flows together from the crowds of people & how they are able to act with others randomly talking in the background to people practicing with their instruments for a parade.i have gone 4th of july festivals that are just like that.

[@nassauguy48]

One of the most powerful scenes in movie history.

[@thekajiufan1712]

Agreed

[@liecrusher3506]

the slap heard around the world.

[@gnc623]

I always felt that this was the moment that really drove Martin's determination to get the shark. Even though it's never stated, I always thought that in his possible moments on that boat, of "Why the hell am I doing this?" he remembers this lady...even though it wasn't really his fault, he wanted to make sure that no one else died or went what this poor woman went through.

[@jasonfox8569]

@@gnc623 Spot on mate, i always thought the same, think after this he felt he owed it to her to go after the shark, even if it meant over coming his fear for the water, that's why i love the ending finale as he's lining up the shots with the rifle, as if to say it's just me and you now ya bastard ha

[@fizzao1342]

It’s so sad that Brody is slapped when it was the mayor’s fault that the beaches were open. Roy Schneider makes you see his pain and failure in this scene. Both actors do a fine job. I feel Mrs Kintner’s anguish though hurting for Brody too. It is indeed a very powerful scene.

[@memyselfandfries8190]

RIP Lee Fierro. I grew up watching Jaws over and over on vhs with my brother. Two scenes, but both incredibly well acted and evoking a mother's grief perfectly.

[@brookehanley3659]

She lived on Marthas Vineyard I believe. She acted in the past in stage productions

[@dynjarren8355]

This was a powerful scene in a great blockbuster film! I like how she confronts him and says her piece. She speaks the truth to power. And she wanted him to feel her loss and pain. And she reminded him that her son isn’t coming back. Devastating! She made her point and turns and walks away. Good acting too! 👏🏻😎

[@illegitimatefilm]

If she spoke truth to power, she would have done so to the mayor, not Brody.

[@dynjarren8355]

@@illegitimatefilm You know what? Your right! I stand corrected! Brody wanted to close the Beach’s but the Mayor refused. I still think it’s a powerful scene and well acted. But the Mayer deserved the slap!

[@AndrewMRoots]

She looks a bit old to be that boy's mum, maybe his grandmother?

[@dynjarren8355]

@@AndrewMRoots Maybe she aged overnight from the grief of losing her young son in a horrific manner as well. Stress can age a person to the point that they get grey or white hair even. The mourning process can age a person fast. Ever consider that?

[@The60FOVDemon]

She looks mid or late 50’s, a little older than most parents of someone roughly Alex’s age would be (I’m assuming he’s about 10-12) but it isn’t unheard of

[@thomastimlin1724]

Mayor: "I'm sorry Martin, she's wrong." Brody's line should have been: "No she's not....but you're an idiot."

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Thomas Timlin “No she’s not: I went along with it. But you and the council are all greedy bastards!”

[@mohammedashian8094]

@@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786 nah that’s too obvious and cheesy the first comment is fits it better

[@kevincos4450]

"And see that little Kitner boy spill out over the dock!". If anyone deserved to have to see that, it was the mayor. He got that boy killed.

[@Filthy_Larry]

So?

[@whocare5343]

I was right it was the mayor got the boy killed it wasn’t Brody fault it was the mayor

[@drlee2]

Back when "summer" movies had heart and depth of character. Impossible to improve on a perfect film, and this is a perfect film. Spielberg is one of the best, but he still hasn't topped this movie.

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

drlee2 it was until they headed out to sea (with exception of speech and kill of course). It’s boring when they leave the beach.

[@eec589]

Schindler's List, E.T., and Raiders of the Lost Ark would strongly disagree with you.

[@SciBertAndAlvsBert]

@@eec589 don't forget jurassic park

[@drlee2]

@@eec589 I like Temple of Doom better than Raiders. Also Munich is a brilliant Spielberg film that is incredibly overlooked and it's in my Top 3. Also, Duel is a great film that put him on the map, but still holds up incredibly well. I still think Spielberg is one of the greatest filmmakers, but other than Jaws, the films of his that are at the top of my list are definitely different from most people.

[@theeatherlash69]

RIP: Elizabeth Lee Fierro (February 13, 1929 - April 5, 2020) was an American actress and theater promoter best known for playing Mrs. Kintner in the Jaws film franchise. She died of complications from coronavirus. (She's the one who slapped the police chief in this scene.)

[@malibustacy3606]

Andy Warhol once said that everyone will get 15 minutes of fame, so I think she made good use of hers.

Fact: That slap was real. 0:22

[@missagente8100]

+Alexander Rådström I know. Lee Fierro tried to fake it so many times but simply couldn't do it.

[@onlyawesomely1622]

Wonder how many times they had to film that shot then xD

[@stevekloepping9634]

Numerous. He had to stand there and act like he knew it wasn't coming every time.

[@TheFingledorf]

I'd take a few real slaps, but man, "numerous"... I dunno.

[@tonyb0904]

Movie or not, did any one else feel this woman's rage but also sadness that her son was eaten, and that the shark threat was more or less ignored? I like how some have pointed out that she slapped the wrong person. The late Roy Schieder even said that she threw a good few slaps before getting it right, and he held back from wanting to slap her a few times too! Even though some modern movies still have good stories with decent actors and film crews, some realistic scenes like this one wouldn't be as carefully played or as convincing these days. Its also good how the mayor tries to correct her blame game, and Brody declined the attempt.

[@danilopasquariello4284]

The Mayor hasn't even said "It's not Chief Brody's fault , it was me who wanted to keep the beaches open"

[@tonyb0904]

Smooth Danny no too much ego and prideful if u think about it.

[@logancaldwell7813]

He doesn't said that because he doesn't wanted to get in trouble by that middle-aged woman

[@TotalSinging]

watch the VERY subtle furrowing of the eyebrows Roy Scheider does at 0:42. You don't see acting like that much anymore.

[@philipsadler1724]

Lol, calm down.

[@Rob_Himself83]

Yeah, actors today can't forrow their eyebrows...

[@jim6820]

Kevin Richards RPM Vocal Studio he will be solely missed. Such a great actor. May he R.I.P. Passed away 2/10/2008 at age 75.

[@jasonexplosion154]

Only if you're not really looking. There have been plenty of films and television shows in the past 20 years with great actors giving great performances.

[@xanderharris1104]

No u don't. We had a 5 foot deep swimming pool when that movie came out. Me and my sister's were afraid 2 go in it after dark. That's how much of an efect that movie had in 1975. Even my dad Vietnam war veteran tough guy didn't want 2 go in there

[@shanehaney2121]

Woman: "You knew there was a shark out there." Sheriff: "We all knew. It's the ocean...not lake Michigan."

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Shane Haney 💥 they should’ve had that line in the movie!

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Shane Haney Such an underrated comment: the best on here!

[@shanehaney2121]

@@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786 Thanks, man!

[@jonathanworden4609]

You told facts You would of commented that if you were there (:

[@greendragon5603]

That lady is literally the worst character. I wanted her to be earn like the shark

[@franclin0]

Rest in peace, Lee Fierro.

[@jamesgraves9858]

I took care of this lady in Cleveland before she passed. Very nice lady and I only found out from other people who she was. RIP

[@oscarkoop2548]

The actress?

[@jamesgraves9858]

@@oscarkoop2548 yes

[@oscarkoop2548]

Shame, I bet she would have loved to talk about her experiences making the film.

[@jamesgraves9858]

@@oscarkoop2548 she seemed eccentric. She was talking about how she lived on one of those rich islands you hear of but have never been to lol Her son in law was a lead physician at my hospital, I guess that's how she ended up there. She didn't say anything about the movie specifically. You could just tell she was someone the way she carried herself in conversation. She was very nice though.

[@mowilderness8505]

​@@jamesgraves9858 Did you mount her?

[@thetommyknockerman7193]

The actress playing the mother passed away today. 😢

[@kawasakiwhiptwo5821]

😢

[@kawasakiwhiptwo5821]

Lee "Mrs. Kintner" Fierro. Incredible acting from such a small but pivotal part. R.I.P.

[@Phinal_Flash]

One of the saddest scenes in cinema history.

[@mikefitzgerald8025]

The look on hoopers face right after the slap.

[@ralphandresvilla1863]

Rip you will be missed. May the Lord keep you in his arms now. I'll be praying for each and one of you and your families.

[@TomCatFromMA]

Makes me well up to this day. That's what I call real film-making. Thanks for the upload

[@ConcreteSurfer420]

+suckittomcat i hate how they somewhat ripped this scene off in the new Captain America Civil War

[@TomCatFromMA]

ConcreteSurfer420 Haven't seen it. Details?

[@ConcreteSurfer420]

suckittomcat there is a scene with the acrtress Alfre Woodard where she confronts Tony Stark for letting her son be killed in the Sokovia/Ultron incident, had a tone very similar to this scene

[@TomCatFromMA]

ConcreteSurfer420 Well, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. I wouldn't take it seriously. Do you have any idea how many horror/scifi flicks copied techniques from "Alien"? One of the very prevalent effects that was "borrowed" often (and still is) was the dark scenes with bright flashing lights.) Whaddayagonnado? "Alien" is epic and was ground-breaking in many ways. A classic in every sense of the word.

[@ConcreteSurfer420]

suckittomcat good artists copy, great artists steal

[@Pa-tk1dx]

Jaws remains Spielberg's best film. Its faultless.

[@latigresseNYC]

And this is a metaphor for what's happening now with Covid-19. RIP Lee Fierro

[@danielgoncalves8079]

Poor Roy Scheider… she slapped him FOR REAL 😂

[@nissanforever]

One of the most powerful movie senses in movie history!!!

[@strangescribe1]

If she was just a local from the dramatic society she was really excellent.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Always thought she looked too old for a mother to the young boy but it could be possible.

[@kgunitkeese17]

Margaret I thought the same thing too. She’s actually still alive, she was born in 1929. Mathematically that would make her between the ages of 45 and 46 when this film was made and released. And her son looked no older than 11 years old.

[@p28-e7j]

She nails it.

[@MichaelSmith-ss6mi]

@@kgunitkeese17 Lee Fierro passed away recently

[@kgunitkeese17]

Michael Smith Thanks for the update.

[@davidjoe3368]

There are few if any, mundane, slow, or even boring scenes in this film! Every scene in this Masterpiece is unforgettable and Iconic! R.I.P. Lee Fierro and Roy Scheider.

[@n.tire-lee9193]

Local actress Lee Fierro's great moment

[@radzillo]

We just went on a movie tour back in September 2020 on Martha’s Vineyard of all the move locations and our tour guide was the guy in hat in the background in this scene! Dave was awesome! His 29 seconds of fame! Thanks Dave for a great tour.

[@justingause5501]

Everybody gives the cops hell when its the community leaders keeping things fucked up....

[@harrywillis3934]

The mayor’s the one she should be blaming, not Brody!

[@muffs55mercury61]

Her part here was only one minute plus an earlier scene at the beach when she calls out for Alex but she will forever be remembered for these brief scenes. As the other commenters have said it should have been the mayor who got slapped and spoken too.

[@kwl189]

I always rate Brody for standing tall and taking it on the chin like a man. He could have argued and fought back and told the lady exactly who is to blame for the kids death and who overruled him judgement call to close the beach that could have saved her boy. Instead, he knew it would do no good and provide no crumb of comfort to that poor lady grieving and that's something that this current generation could learn from. The blame game doesn't do anything in the end but rob the person at fault, the opportunity to seek out and attain redemption. Brody did this by channeling his hate for the shark into sheer grit and determination to making sure that thing was killed.

[@jameslyman5793]

0:23 I love his reaction.

[@ronaldaraujo293]

RIP Ms.Lee Fierro (Mrs. Kintner), 91. Died from COVID-19.

[@kentallard8852]

nice of mayor to say shes wrong AFTER she walks away

[@bigwillietheb]

cause it was wrote in the script that way,, lol

[@Rockhound6165]

The worst part is the Mayor still wouldn't close the beaches and another person died on July 4th.

[@rooster8616]

Anyone here to pay their respects to Lee Fierro?

[@chiefscheider]

Anyone here begging for likes?

[@rooster8616]

@@chiefscheider I see the Heartless Buttholes are out good going.

[@chiefscheider]

I happened to love Lee. We did many takes of that scene.

[@Mandiisstingsandthings]

Chelsea 👀

[@LadyFan05]

Typical politician: Let someone else take the blame when people die.

[@christopher_amor_02_animat79]

And to no difference to recent years, the great recession, covid, cost of living bedroom tax overpopulation knife crime hate crime you name it! The mayor character is a perfect representation of those in power!

[@KevinRichards-rk3gp]

If she did that to a real police officer, she'd go to jail for assault on an officer.

[@Felchenstien]

RIP Lee Fiero aka Mrs Kintner Died on this date 4/5/20 from Covid-19

[@azurerainbow4637]

If Martin Brody's wife was at the pier when the woman whose son was killed by a great white shark slapped Brody because she thought that he didn't bother to close the beaches after a woman was killed by the shark hours before he became its victim,Ellen would've yelled at her and tell her it's Mayor Vaughn's fault because closing the beaches would hurt the town's economy and prevent tourist from coming for the 4th of July. But if Ellen Brody told her to apologize for slapping her husband over something that's not his fault because he's not the Mayor and in charge of Amity Island,would that woman get very violent at Ellen Brody and tell her that she won't believe her?

[@missagente8100]

It is with deep regret that I must inform you all that Lee Fierro died on April 5, 2020. She was 91.

[@nycinstyle]

Brody is wrong. Of course, the mayor is really wrong. It is his idiotic greed even in the face of a nightmare killer lurking in the water there. Yet, Brody had a new job as the chief. Understandably, he felt he did not know the ropes how to deal with everything in a beach town well, yet. But he should have closed the beach. Of course. Most every single sheriff would. Whoever has the call to close the beach and sees a chewed up dead body on the surf and doesn't close the beach is very wrong until the shark is found or clearance after days is granted. Brody absolutely is very wrong, IMO. That girl was eaten alive causing her horrible, painful, horrifying death. And he agreed to keep the beaches open for people to swim in the ocean. I think it is unrealistic. What sherriff, what mayor would really do this? Great, great movie. Yet, I can't imagine a town on the shore ever not closing the beaches after a death in the water from a shark attack. No swimming there for a few days at least or until the shark is located and killed. And they have to notify the swimmers that a person was killed by a shark in this water. You can't just let it be like nothing happen. Not the first few days, definitely not. I don't even know if this is legal not to notify swimmers a person was killed by a shark. The mayor and sheriff would be ina lot of trouble, legally, I think. They did not even post signs on the beach or anything about the shark attack. They close their eyes pretending maybe a boat did it. In the middle of the night not far at all from the beach, in the ocean, a motor boat is out there in the dark of night. Yeah sure. They know that is a lie.

[@sallybrown5089]

She'll be coming after Chris Rock now!

[@petergarcia589]

One of the greatest scenes in the history of film.

[@ChrisManley1994]

“Chief Brody.” “Yes?” *SMACK!!!!!* 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@vinceniederman]

Even Though I Love This Movie A lot But I Hate That Mrs Kintner Slaps Brody For No Reason!

[@OurItalianafamiglia]

She just died 10 hours ago. RIP

[@Billbranch-ps1to]

That slap was real , and chief body's reaction is the proof. But the mayor definately should have caught that.

[@brookehanley3659]

I thought the character of Larry Vaughn was superbly acted by Murray Hamilton. Loved him in both movies. He sadly died in the mid eighties. RIP to one fine actor.

[@georgestark5059]

Brody,silent hero of my youthness

[@mistersixtynine7399]

fyi, that was NOT a fake hit. Scheider said they did a ton of takes and she drilled him every time lol

[@tonyb0904]

James Barker It looked like she was ashamed for him so hard and scared considering who she slapped, understandable. Her regretful look was clear too. Just as she started sobbing and gave the heart breaking speech. Any parent, foster or not, w/ some compassion should understand her pain who just lost a child.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

It was still assault, and she should have been arrested and thrown in jail and arraigned before a judge.

[@annettegenovesi4012]

@@texasrockshillcountry6574 HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@franklippert4278]

Scenes like this elevated 'Jaws' over mere horror territory. Sorry, Mrs. Kintner!

[@elansantana7765]

U feckin knewwwwwww

[@blackvegeta5347]

🤣🤣🤣 you cold yo

[@robertfoster1061]

That wasent just a slap people...she freakin took that mans head off!!!

[@Greenpoloboy3]

Many people are like that mayor. Thinking of money ahead if lives

[@lenasworld7599]

OMG IM SO SORRY FOR THE MOTHER😭😭😭

[@nathanthesubzeromangold4615]

Chief Brody has a good heart as a cop protecting this city he will try everything in his power to protect the people until he brings the great white shark down. Obviously the mayor is wrong And Chief Brody is right accepting the great white shark is still out here Rogue.

[@billnotice9957]

Now that's a Man! Takes his punishment and does not blame others knowing it was his bad call!!! Yet I still felt bad for him.

[@coryames1170]

bill notice wasn't his call. It was the mayor's.

[@anotherrandomtexan25]

Uhhh WHAT!? have you even SEEN the movie?!

[@yuyaricachimuel555]

bill notice it wasn’t his fault to begin with. Blame the mayor for wanting to keep the beaches open

[@RogueT-Rex8468]

bill notice you’re the Mayor aren’t you?

[@yuyaricachimuel555]

Rogue T-Rex OOOOOHHH I see what you did there! 😂

[@frankpalancio8471]

Jaws documentary said they rehearsed/filmed that slap several times.

[@mcragwe]

Just watched it again. The mother just died....I could feel her pain. Great acting...

[@WisdomTooth1987]

"you knew their was a shark out there." Yeah lady its called the ocean.

[@ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣΜΙΧΑΗΛ-β5ι]

😂😂

[@neonnights98]

If you’ve lived near the beach you’d know they rarely ever come close to beaches. It’s extremely rare to spot one. And when they are seen, they don’t usually attack anyone because they come out mostly at dawn and dusk, when no one’s in the water. Even at day they’re more curious than vicious. But if there is a shark sighting, it’s the responsibility of lifeguards or cops to tell all beachgoers. So this is a silly comment

[@kgunitkeese17]

neonnights They didn’t really show them having any lifeguards on high podiums to keep a lookout. So almost everyone on the island is at fault for that. Even though it’s incredibly rare for a shark to come to Amity Island, they should still always be vigilant because sharks can be very unpredictable when it comes to travelling the ocean. Sharks will always find places in the ocean or food is plentiful and they’ll prefer to stay in that area until the season changes. They will come again every season of that time.

[@kenernestnation]

Point was, a girl died the week before. Pay attention.

[@WisdomTooth1987]

neonnights .....late reply but im from miami fl and yes i do/have visited the beach often. Anyone who goes to the beach should know there is a risk of being attacked . Especially if you are swimming far enough where your feet cant touch the sand. We’ve had incidents where small sharks bit off child’s arm. There is no amount of police awareness that will make a change, everyone neutraly agrees that the beach is the ocean and there is responsiblity to yourself to take caution. Its like duh at this point, like you dont need cops to tell you watchout for muggers at a bad neighborhood , you should know shit Like this will happen.

[@tntamusements]

She should have won an award for that performance

[@Marcel_Audubon]

yeah - a Golden Raspberry coz that was some full frontal overacting!

[@andylau2167]

TNT Amusements i agree this was powerful stuff!

[@brookehanley3659]

Brody was also superb in the scene

[@jimmyfirecracker1831]

Politician makes a call, some one else pays the price... Sounds about par for the course.

[@johns.7501]

Lot of emotions in that short scene as can feel the sorrow coming from the mother.

[@Vejur9000]

Like most of the scenes, in most of Steven Spielberg’s movies, this is just one, of tons of iconic scenes… In Jaws.

[@robertevans2026]

RIP Lee Fierro.

[@allenserrano4797]

Shouldn't she have been arrested for assaulting a police officer???

[@patrickoliver9133]

This woman had one scene in the film and she sold it beyond what she was gonna

[@mattheworlandi1129]

The actress who played Mrs. Kintner sadly died recently at age 91 from coronavirus. RIP Lee Fierro.

[@Hdogxx247]

0:22 SLAP

[@Verdadeiro]

RIP Lee Fierro! COVID makes another victim!

[@metaljimmy217]

Every Scene in jaws is ICONIC !!!

[@beckster5923]

Poor lady. I don't blame her. And how could he say she's wrong? That beach should have been closed when they found out about the shark.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

Beckster but mayor vaughn wouldn't do it. He threatened to fire the Chief if he didn't capitulate to his order. All these "heros" brag how they would have gone against the mayor. Yeah, and they would have just been fired and the beaches would have been open anyways. Nice try keyboard "heros"!

[@thomasdevine3716]

Slap The Mayor Bro Like Cmon Man

[@diamondinthesky4771]

How better Jaws 4 would have been if instead of Sean dying, it was just Mayor Vaghn getting killed ass first by the shark. Like literally, he turns his back and the shark just jumps up, bites onto him by the ass and pulls him in. Rest of the movie would've still been boring garbage but at least I'd have that to watch repeatedly and Chief Brody's words would have come full circle

[@coryames1170]

Eternantium funny thing is I read that Roy Scheider was offered the chance to return for Part 4 and if he did HE would've been killed by the shark in the beginning instead of Sean. Would've made sense because of the "Revenge" plot but still would've been a slap to the face (no pun intended due to this clip) to his character.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

I don't believe the shark's mouth was that big!

[@jajooby6488]

"My boy is dead. I wanted you to know that." - I love this line because it's irrational, of course Brody knows, but since people don't speak perfect soliloquies in real life, particularly during grief, it makes the emotion feel all that more real.

[@MA-dh4bk]

the mayor was a coward for not taking the wrongfully aimed slap..poor Brody now has to deal with shame and guilt of something out of his control.

[@timdaugherty4014]

This is how Captain America: Civil War should've ended. TONY STARK: Steve Rogers? ROGERS: Yes? TONY STARK(after punching him in the face): I just found out that Bucky Barnes killed my parents ...And you KNEW!! You knew and you still didn't tell me. Still, my parents are dead now and you and Bucky are still alive and well. I just thought you should know that.

[@laurentlaskar1287]

RIP Lee Fiero😔

[@georgearaujo6532]

These old films had amazing directors and crew... No unnecessary use of background music when the mother arrives. Her mourning dialogue and Brodys regretful posture gave a sense of hopelessness in this scene. Internally Brody wanted to tell her that it wasn't her fault. But couldn't do it as the mothers grieve had more reason for him to accept this unnecessary guilt to give her closure.

[@sonja3659]

Captain America : Civil War scene when Stark and Mrs. Spencer was from this scene

[@ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣΜΙΧΑΗΛ-β5ι]

Confirmed too

[@cameronturk4388]

I think Brody saying to the Mayor at the end of this scene “No She’s Not” was in his own way saying back to the Mayor No It’s You Who Is Wrong, Not Her! If you had let me close the beaches in the first place her son may still be alive kind of thing.

[@80steen44]

Nah, he's owning it. He know the Mayor is someone admitting that it was him (the mayor) who is to blame0 but Brody isn't even gonna let the mayor share the blame because Brody knows he could have done it anyway.

[@jamesdrynan]

Lee Fierro, ( Mrs. Kintner, ) recalled having to slap Scheider 17 times. During a break, Dreyfuss went and sat beside her, saying she was doing an incredible job. They used the next take. A moving scene.

[@CountArtha]

MADS (Mothers Against Drunk Swimming)

[@ThisLeprechaunWrites]

This is the most painful sounding 'slap' ever. More like a thud. Oof.