Synopsis
Don't go in the water
When an insatiable great white shark terrorizes the townspeople of Amity Island, the police chief, an oceanographer and a grizzled shark hunter seek to destroy the blood-thirsty beast.
1975 Directed by Steven Spielberg
When an insatiable great white shark terrorizes the townspeople of Amity Island, the police chief, an oceanographer and a grizzled shark hunter seek to destroy the blood-thirsty beast.
Roy Scheider Robert Shaw Richard Dreyfuss Murray Hamilton Lorraine Gary Jay Mello Jeffrey Kramer Carl Gottlieb Susan Backlinie Lee Fierro Craig Kingsbury Phil Murray Fritzi Jane Courtney Belle McDonald Ted Grossman Robert Nevin Peter Benchley Dorothy Fielding David Engelbach Joseph Oliveira Beverly Powers Ayn Ruymen Christopher Sands Rex Trailer Joe La Creta Denise Cheshire Steven Spielberg
Stillness in the Water, जबडे, De zomer van de witte haai, ਜਬਾੜੇ, Melta'ot, Szczęki, Tubarão, Hajen, 죠스, 죠스 1, Челюсти, Tauró, Čelisti, Dødens gab, Der weiße Hai, Τα Σαγόνια του Καρχαρία, Tiburón, Lõuad, آرواره ها, Tappajahai, Les dents de la mer, Les Dents de la mer, מלתעות, जौस, Ralje, A cápa, Lo squalo, ジョーズ, ყბები, Nasrai, Haisommer, Fălci, Čeľuste, จอว์ส, Щелепи, Hàm Cá Mập, 大白鲨, 大白鯊
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The tragic story of a bunch of alcoholics who hunt down and murder a fish for the crime of being really hungry.
A tragic tale of a lost and distressed fish hunted down by an aquaphobic police chief, a disgraced oceanographer trying to regain some of his tarnished reputation and a nasty drunk with a fetish for bowlegged women. All of them egged on by a corrupt mayor trying to find someone or something to blame for his small islands dwindling tourist industry and his poor taste in fashion. I wish it had a happy ending, but they even go so far as to insult the fishes mother before finally commiting the coup de grace. Shameful stuff. Five stars.
FINALLY i can understand that spongebob episode CLAMS on a deeper level!! and also the lifeguard episode. and also the alaskan bull worm episode. and also every episode
Last Christmas I was high out of my mind hosting a party in my home and for reasons I do not remember or understand, my friends started jokingly chanting “Demi’s never seen Jaws.” This was not true. I was being framed. I pulled up my last Letterboxd logging to prove it– I saw Jaws sometime in September of 2013. Since that time, every time I hear about Jaws I think of that moment and then remember the now-forcibly-crucial memory of I Last Saw Jaws In September of 2013. My high mind made permanent space in the forefront of my brain for this information by pushing out something else (couldn’t name one president now) as a defense mechanism out of preservation…
Imagine standing in line. A warm day in June, basking in the glory of a sunny afternoon, with your stomach full after a late lunch (probably pizza) and your excitement reaching a pinnacle that is consistent with every other teenager and 20 year old in line. The trailer and the posters were enough, as everyone is out and ready to see this movie. It's about a giant shark, and It's directed by a guy that hasn't done much. You go in, buy a massive bucket of salty and dangerously buttery popcorn, and you race to find the best seat that you can manage.
And then the movie starts. It's the equivalent of stepping into a hurricane with a cheap umbrella,…
capatalism is a machine that will eat our children with far more ease than any shark.
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if we're being honest? that shark did nothing wrong. okay so she ate a few people. and what about it? she's just a bit rowdy
they really should have used a bigger boat.
also, you haven't seen JAWS until you've seen JAWS next to two teenage girls who are narrating the whole thing and, after every memorable line, turning to each other and mimicking the dialogue. total game-changer.