JAWS 🦈 (1975) ~ First Time Watching Reaction // TEAM SHARK🦈

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🦈WE'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT. 🦈
💀Hello again Fellow Skeletons!💀
~We're watching JAWS ! 🦈
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ART - 00:00
INTRO - 00:16
WHAT WE'RE WATCHING - 00:49
I LOVE SHARKS!!! - 01:17
MY FAVE SHARK - 01:50
SOCIALS & PATREON - 02:35
REACT START - 03:00
~REVIEW~ FILM AESTHETIC - 33:10
~REVIEW~ SHARK PROP - 33:35
~REVIEW~ IT'S A CLASSIC - 34:15
~REVIEW~ SUSPENSE AND MEMORBILITY - 34:40
SOCIALS, GOODBYE - 36:00
END - 36:30
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@ExUSSailor 8 месяцев назад

Robert Shaw should've gotten an Oscar for his portrayal of Quint. ESPECIALLY for his USS Indianapolis speech.

@Legatus10 8 месяцев назад

PRREEEEEAAACHHH!!!!!

@dedcowbowee 8 месяцев назад

One of my favorite monologues. I read the book "USS Indianapolis", great read, because of Quint.

@BolinFoto 7 месяцев назад

The most horrific part is that it's not a story, it's real. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3MiEAkuRV7I.htmlsi=ydgAMaSvklP5lHpR

@HowardDaniels-uw8tj 3 месяца назад

Especially since he was plastered

@ExUSSailor 8 месяцев назад

Peter Benchley, who wrote the original novel, and, co-wrote the screenplay, expressed deep regret for the effect his novel, and, this movie had on the popular perception of sharks. He dedicated the rest of his life to advocating for the protection of ocean life.

@evanirvana500 8 месяцев назад

As well he should. Glad to hear he realized the absolute carnage his movie caused. Not to humans but to sharks. Just horrible. Excellent movie, iconic and definitely spielbergian but just horrible for sharks.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

That's wonderful to hear, I only knew it caused panic. But wow I love him for doing that, sharks really are wonderful creatures, but that doesn't mean I'm against horror films like this. Anyone with a brain cell can separate it and still admire them. major props to him

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

There are two sides to coin. At the end of the documentary In The Teeth of Jaws, Peter Benchley actually said he was thrilled that the long term effect of Jaws was getting lots of letters from young kids who wanted to be marine biologists, thought sharks were cool and were fascinated by sharks instead of being horrified by them. Here : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9MiVtavjD8w.htmlsi=y16f1Ztsf5aaGI8B Play the last two minutes. From Benchley himself. In his own words. Jaws lead to mass interest and far more scientific field research. This in turn is the reason we now understand and know so much more. Because of Jaws. Many of today's shark researchers were inspired by the Matt Hooper character in Jaws. Jaws gets unfairly overly blamed for the decimation of sharks. Its the Asian shark finning industry, commercial gill net and long line by-catch and the beach netting programmes that have taken the largest toll of sharks. Those have nothing to do with Jaws.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

@evanirvana500 Well the "carnage" is really due to the Asian shark finning industry, commercial gill net and long line by-catch and the beach netting programmes. They are the real big killers of sharks. People were wiping out sharks before Jaws. It's just that almost nobody was interested in sharks back then and and didnt care about sharks dying. There wasn't a green movement for sharks. Back in 1970 ( 5 years before Jaws) they had trouble finding great whites in South Australia to film the classic shark documentary Blue Water White Death. Legendary shark personality Valerie Taylor (she and her husband Ron filmed the live shark cage sequence for Jaws) was told by local fishermen that commercial by-catch and shark fishing was wiping them out. Off the east coast of Australia, the grey nurse shark was almost hunted to extinction in the 1950s and 1960s by spear fishing, simply because they looked like man eaters and were easy targets. Big game sport fishing for sharks was already popular in the 1940s and 1950s. The world record IGFA great white was caught in 1959. The character of Quint was part based on real life Long Island shark fisherman Frank Mundus. Benchley was directly inspired by the 4,500 pound 17.5 ft great white that Mundus caught off Montauk in 1964. Mundus used the harpoon and barrel method, as does Quint. In fact in the movie Quint mentions catching a 16 footer off Montauk, using 2 barrels. That's a nod to Mundus. So the carnage was happening before Jaws and would still have continued to get worse without Jaws. Cheers. ✌️

@justjack0715 8 месяцев назад

I was there when they were filming this on Martha's Vineyard in 1974, and of course had NO idea it would be an epic classic! Nice reaction! 😀

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Cool. What did you witness?

@justjack0715 8 месяцев назад

Mostly props and stuff. But got a close-up of one of the automated whales they were using. It looks so cheesy. I would’ve never thought they could bring it to life on film the way they did. We were on a day trip from Boston and kinda ran into the filming. I’ll never forget it.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

@@justjack0715 Thanks for that. You mean one of the sharks? Yes, clever editing and good camerawork brought them to life. They made a pilot whale for the scene in Quint shack but didn't use it. We only get a quick glimpse of it. You didn't mean that did you? Cheers.

@justjack0715 8 месяцев назад

@@lyndoncmp5751 no this was one of the big ones. It was in the water, but not a full shark. Likely one of the ones they used in the “Gonna need a bigger boat” scene.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

@@justjack0715 Ah right, probably one of those without a full side. There was a left to right shark and a right to left shark (and a complete one). These had open sides and you could see all the pipes and innards etc. Cheers again.

@clash5j 8 месяцев назад

Quint breaks the radio because he is a shark hunter and this one is getting the better of him. It's become personal for him and he wants to get it on his own without help. The shark is his Moby Dick. Also, what he experienced during the war aboard the Indianapolis has most likely affected him. He doesn't admire and see sharks as something beautiful like Hooper. To him they are just something to be killed...at least the "problem" ones

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

That makes a lot of sense actually thank you! Quint is a fantastic and fascinating character 💙

@tubekulose 8 месяцев назад

Also Quint doesn't want to share the bounty.

@clydester2677 5 месяцев назад

Quint was getting two hundred dollars a day whether he caught the shark or not. Plus the ten thousand dollars when he did catch him. He was protecting his ability to make money off of this.

@wiseoldman53 8 месяцев назад

I was at these areas where they filmed the following summer for a class field trip (end of the school year trip). It was filmed on Martha's Vineyard (island), off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts (Amity is a fictitious name). We rented bikes from the bicycle shop you can see in one of the shots, to tour the island. It is a really beautiful place, and it was very much like that vibe in the 70s. Best school trip, ever (for me anyways). Great reaction!

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

wow I would love to rent bikes on the island that sounds perfect!

@PedroCastillo_1980 8 месяцев назад

The iconic line "You're gonna need a bigger boat"

@bpora01 8 месяцев назад

The Indianapolis speech is what made the movie for me.

@d.-_-.b 8 месяцев назад

Yeah I wanted to see her heart rate during the telling of that story.

@davidh.8798 7 месяцев назад

Totally agree about how beautiful a movie Jaws is to look at. I don't think it's remarked-upon enough, so very nice to see you highlighting it.

@skeletalk 7 месяцев назад

It is so gorgeous, just the camera effects and the island in general

@philthyrobbo69 8 месяцев назад

This film is the reason I became fascinated with sharks. Absolutely love them. Adopted a couple through The Shark Trust as well.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

So many people became fascinated by sharks because of Jaws. Myself included. Lots of today's marine biologists did too.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

I loved em so much before, and even more now

@hbron112 8 месяцев назад

Great reaction, especially from a lover of sharks! This movie was quite the sensation when it came out - and ruined going to the beach for years afterward! All the effects were practical - there was no green screen, no computers, and no graphics. There were a couple of scenes (around the cage) where real sharks were used, but the rest was all Bruce, the chark. Bruce didn't actually work all that well, so Speilberg decided not to reveal the shark until late in the movie, which was a brilliant decision.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Unbelievable for it's time! Not even any green screens really shocks me too. I knew it was majorly practical but not pretty much 100% 💙

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Well actually the shark was hidden by design for the first half of the movie. Bruce wasn't even scheduled to be used for any scenes until July 1974, for the Orca based scenes out at sea in deeper water. The beach attack scenes were all filmed in May and June 1974 in only waist deep water. Impossible to use such a huge mechanical contraption like Bruce in shallow water. It was out at sea during the Orca scenes where Bruce kept malfunctioning through July and August and only finally worked in September. That's when they got all the usable shots of Bruce.

@nickmacnamara7156 8 месяцев назад

When John Williams (the composer) first played the jaws Theme for Spielburg, Steven laughed at it and asked "Are you serious?" Steven thought John was joking with him, but John convinced him it would be great for his monster adventure movie. John was right. Love your reactions and appreciation for practical effects! You should watch "The Stuff". It's a cult classic and has some great practical effects. Fun mix of humor and body horror lol. Keep up the good work!

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Haha no way?! 😂😂😂 Maaaaybe I can see how he'd think that, I dunno it just seemed so unique for it's time! Not heard of The Stuff! Thank you will check it out!

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Great reaction. A unique take. I chuckled when you were saying how beautiful the shark was...... only to cheer at the end when it was blown up. Ha!! 😁✌️ By the way so many younger new viewers to Jaws seem to appreciate the cinematography and the naturalness of the film making. I guess they are jaded by CGI, greenscreens etc. Everything in Jaws was filmed on location except for the night search looking for Ben Gardners boat, the mechanical shark attacking the cage, and the underwater shots of the swimmers legs etc. These were all done in a Hollywood tank and back lot pond. Everything else was filmed on Martha's Vineyard. And some live shark footage filmed at Dangerous Reef, South Australia. Oh and the opening titles where the shark passes through the seaweed etc was filmed off Catalina Island, California as it had better water clarity than Martha's Vineyard. Cheers ✌️

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

its still unbelievable to me this was ALL practical, I had expected SOME green screens in there but I'm so impressed

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk Most people at the time shared your views but Spielberg took the job of director only providing it would be shot for real on the ocean. Everyone else expected it to be shot in a tank or a studio back lot with blue screens etc. Spielberg even insisted that the USS Indianapolis scene was shot out on the ocean, so they actually went out each day to shoot it. ✌

@mikebrown7799 8 месяцев назад

Hi Katie!😊 The film was shot locally here on the island of Martha's Vineyard (Amity Island) in the Boston area. The head popping out of the underwater boat was actually a big jump scare in the theater. There was popcorn flying everywhere. The male reporter on the beach is a cameo by the books author and screenplay writer Peter Benchley. The shark was actually meant to be seen earlier in the film but kept breaking down. People thought Spielberg did this on purpose to build up the suspense, for when the shark is eventually seen. The actual footage of real sharks is believed to be relatively small. Great reactions to the original Jaws, Katie!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

@joegammacide3204 8 месяцев назад

The man in the cage was never bitten! What you didn’t see was when he pulled out his knife and started stabbing jaws around the nose area. That’s where the blood was coming from! Good watching your reaction to these horror classics! I seen this movie at the drive in theater when I was around 8 or 9 years old with my Dad and brother. I was scared to swim in the lake for a long time, and I used to love to swim in the lake!

@skeletalk 7 месяцев назад

Oooh I see that makes sense!! Haha I don't think I'd be able to watch this as a kid!

@TTM9691 8 месяцев назад

Ha, you WERE on Team Shark! 🤣You really are getting some major classics under your belt! This must be so fun! PS: I totally know what you mean about the grain of film, and definitely the grain of 70s films, I love love love that look. Add to that some really great, groundbreaking, exquisitely gifted cinematographers, directors, writers, actors.....make up artists, etc.....and a temporary period where artists were given lots of freedom (and money!) and a movie like "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" could be (temporarily) the highest grossing film of all time......until "Jaws" overtook it. THE SAME YEAR! Definitely an incredible period with many of the movies remaining timeless....while at the same time being completely of their time! This movie is a perfect example! Super 70s! And yet.....it's less different from movies now, 50 years later than it is from movies made just fifteen years earlier, in the late 50s/early 60s. Amazing. With the new freedoms allowed in film, horror movies got way more intense. This is a perfect example: the shark takes out a kid, and in a shocking (and cinematic!) way. Quint's death scene could NEVER have happened before the 70s!

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

its a real shame artists are not given the budget nowadays to create things like this! soon we'll be seeing AI driven movies too, its a pleasure to go back and look at creations like this :) thank you

@Hayseo 8 месяцев назад

The way I see it, the captain was a shark hunter to get revenge on sharps for killing the crew of the USS Indianapolis. He broke the radio so he could catch the shark by himself, without help. Did he have a Deathwish, tough question to answer. But to look into it further, you have to know the story of Captain Ahab and Moby Dick.

@witcheshour9718 6 месяцев назад

The last survivor of USS Indianapolis just passed dec 12 2023. May he rest

@williamjones6031 8 месяцев назад

1. Jaws was the first "Summer Blockbuster". 2. Boy Scouts don't need to do the mile swim to get their merit badge. It's an accomplishment all its own. 3. Lee Fierro/Mrs. Kentner actually slapped Roy Scheider. It took 17 takes. Once was so hard it knocked his glasses off. 4. The jump scare at Ben Gardner's boat was put in on purpose by Spielberg because they were having problems with the shark "Bruce" and his appearance was delayed, and the movie needed something earlier. Works every time.🤣🤣 5. IRL Dreyfuss and Shaw didn't get along, so Spielberg used the animosity to fuel their feud onscreen. 6. The boy that said, "He made me do it' is now the Police Chief of the town where this movie was filmed. 7. Hooper was wrong. The fish that hit the line was "our fish". 8. "You're gonna need a bigger boat" is one of the greatest adlibs in history. It was the first time Roy actually saw Bruce. It was an ongoing trope within the filming due to budgetary problems. 9. Goof: An animal that large couldn't hit the side of the boat as rapidly as it did UNDER WATER. 10. I suspect Quint's story about the Indy gave him PTSD flashbacks and contributed to his behavior after he told the Indianapolis story. It' personal. 11. I was in the Navy, and we were instructed to go for the eyes when confronting a shark. 12. Aside from Spielberg's pool used in the Ben Gardner boat scenes, all of the shipboard scenes were filmed entirely at sea, 13. In the book not only does Hooper die but he was also having an affair with Mrs. Brody. 14. JAWS II is the only other one worth watching. It revolves around the Brody kids and their friends. Including the mayor's son. 15 The third one was so bad that Scheider read the script and said NO.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

THE first summer blockbuster?! Crazy! But makes sense. I was wondering why it kept hitting the side and not under the boat! Yeah going for the eyes with a shadk makes sense their skin is so strong. I'm gonna check out Jaws 2 later down but probably stop there 😂 Thank you for the trivia!! 💙

@nutluck 7 месяцев назад

The shark as others said was animatronic and you use to be able to see it in Universal Studio's Orlando as part of one of their rides but sadly they closed the ride down and now you can no longer see it. Maybe one day they will bring Bruce out so people can see him again.

@skeletalk 7 месяцев назад

Ohh that's so sad, I would LOVE a Jaws ride that sounds amazing, I adore fair rides!!!

@JW666 8 месяцев назад

You're gonna need a bigger skeleton, Katie 😜 The Shark was animatronic (maybe not the right word, but practical made at least) & it broke from time to time while they were shooting. Yep, the shark was called Bruce after Spielberg's attourney & that's also the name and the reference of the shark in Finding Nemo 😉🙂 Spielberg had originally actor Lee Marvin in mind for Quint, but Marvin turned it down saying that he would rather go fishing instead 😜 Robert Shaw (Quint) got drunk from time to time on set, in one scene he was so drunk that you couldn't understand what he was saying, so he had to lay down, sober up & then do that scene. Him & Richard Dreyfuss (Hooper) didn't get along & Dreyfuss used that frustration in a few scenes on the boat. This is based on a book and according to a person that I know of who has read the book, it was more about the love triangle between the sheriff, his wife & Hooper than the shark itself.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

that explains finding nemo 😂😂 I really want to read the book!!

@Bluesit32 5 месяцев назад

"It broke from time to time"? More like it worked from time to time. The damn thing was built beautifully, but hadn't been tested for saltwater exposure.

@shaunfirebird 8 месяцев назад

Such an iconic movie.

@Bluesit32 5 месяцев назад

The shark was an animatronic/puppet. I think there were three different ones depending on the perspective it was to be filmed (above, to the side, or partially out of water). The problem is that they didn't test it very well. The first time they put the shark in the water, it sank like a rock. It rarely worked at all, necessitating Spielberg to get creative. The use of POV shots or substitutes did the trick. Like when the shark rips off part of the dock. You don't see it. All you see is a chain and a bit of wood chasing the guy, but you know what it means. Same with the barrels. The audience knows what it means when they pop up. The music did the rest. There were maybe two or three shots of a real shark. It was because of these shots that Hooper was re-written to have survived. One of the shots shows the shark tearing up the cage, which we can see is empty. In reality, the shark had been passing by and got tangled up. It began to panic, thrashing around and wrecking the cage. It was as good a shot as they were going to get of a shark attacking a cage, so they rolled with it. There's another shot where the shark passes by the cage. That was a real 12 foot Great White. The cage was actually much smaller (as was the stand in for Richard Dreyfus), to make the shark appear to be massive.

@vladyvhv9579 4 месяца назад

The roar noise used when the shark dies is a callback to Speilberg using the same noise (it's a dinosaur roar from some old movie) in Duel, as a way of thanking Duel for helping him be seen as a moviemaker. Duel is his first movie. Before that, he'd only worked on tv show stuff. If you haven't seen it, I'd recommend it. A few things are a little dated, but it's still a great movie.

@Greenwood4727 8 месяцев назад

apparently the Meteor was a truly random real event, and it inspired Speilberg so much he put one in all his films at least thats what i heard. one of the kids with the fake shark, became the mayor of the place that was filmed (you may have mentioned this but am at the start of your reaction ad just want to share my film love) The We're gonna need a bigger boat is also a mandela effect, its interesting

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

That's crazy, I wondered if it was anything story related when I noticed the meteor but regardless it's so awesome! How come it's a Mandela effect?

@Greenwood4727 8 месяцев назад

Well i did post something but its vanished, the line in the movie is You're going to need a bigger boat, you even put the one we all remember in your description, We're, We're sounds better as its all of us together, most of us remember one version@@skeletalk

@JamesGilburt-lb7sg 8 месяцев назад

Hi Skele, it's great you've seen this iconic classic :) it's one of the GOAT movies and it started the phenomenon of the summer blockbuster. The mechanical shark would constantly break down, so Steven Spielberg had the ingenious idea of shooting the attacks from the shark's pov, which added to the suspense. Please continue with the franchise and react to the other 3 movies; Jaws 2 (1978), Jaws 3 (1983) & Jaws The Revenge (1987) they're worth checking out.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

I'll absolutely be watching the sequels!!

@Knightshroud13 8 месяцев назад

Will watch this first then the full unedited on your patreon been busy while on Thanksgiving lol. Thankful to you for skele for keeping the smiles and high spirits up💙🌹

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Happy thanksgiving! Hope you had a wonderful time celebrating 🎉🦃🎉

@FrancisXLord 8 месяцев назад

I love spiders, but that doesn't stop me enjoying Arachnophobia. That story Hooper told to the Mayor about one shark attacking 5 people in a week in 1916 though did actually happen. When they killed the shark (a Great White) they found it had 15 pounds of undigested human remains in it's stomach. That was the inspiration for the novel upon which this film is based. And the blood you saw when Hooper was in the cage was the shark's blood, as he was stabbing its nose. Hooper wasn't bit. As for the colour of 1970s films, that was the film stock (Eastman Color Negative 100T 5254/7254) and the fact that, back then, there was little colour grading. Nowadays filmmakers insist on tinting the film and usually end up making it look flat and lifeless. I share your love for the pure aesthetic of film.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Yeah people really can't separate film and real life. I'd love a Jaws where the shark is an absolute terrifying monster, wouldn't change how much I love them cause I know it's a film 😂 Yeah, idk what it is about the colour filtering nowadays with a lot of films it just looks all the same, uninspiring and lifeless-not everything luckily

@vladyvhv9579 4 месяца назад

I hate spiders, and enjoyed both the movie and novelization of Arachnaphobia.

@changotv5847 8 месяцев назад

Yaay i was first to the party today. Your hair is so damn cool! I love jaws. i watched it this year again for the first time since my youth, it was such a fun watch. This is going to be a great reaction. I know youre British, but happy thanksgiving to you anyway 😅😂

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

I've actually gone fully back to blue now so even more blue hair! 💙 Thank you and happy thanksgiving, I hope you had fun celebrating! 🦃

@changotv5847 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk wow thats so awesome it really suits you! Thank you :) it was pretty great i ate so much. now im just tired from the over indulgence haha

@MrDootDali 8 месяцев назад

Sharks are indeed beautiful and intelligent!

@Greenwood4727 8 месяцев назад

Plus in fallout 4 there is a Jaws Easter egg of quint and the shark..when he s writing the incident report, he types corners office, instead of coroners

@Legatus10 8 месяцев назад

This is one of my fav all-time movies. (I mentioned this movie in discord after you announced your affinity for Shark cages on Twitch stream one day.🤭). Quint is my favorite character of the movie by far. I can quote him on command. Also, Mr. Hooper reminds me of Wolf for some reason. (Maybe it was his lil jokes here and there IDK). The "teeth" on the edges of your overlay was a perfect touch for this video. Loved this reaction Katie! ❤

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

I love Quint he's so engaging! Mr. Hooper is very much like wolf 🤭🤭 Thank you I'm so pleased with the teeth! I'm gonna do more like that!

@chefskiss6179 8 месяцев назад

Loved this watchalong with you! Especially your artful thumbnail. You should look up 'jaws map', for a cool print of Amity Island, but it's in the outline of the shark. So cool.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Oh that's beautiful I'm obsessed with maps! Especially old looking ones and it's a SHARK!

@chefskiss6179 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk It's so well done. The first time I saw it I was just admiring all the landmarks and stuff, then it hit me(!) and saw the 'big picture'! And the palette is so good. There a few jaws prints/poster that stand out, one with the aerial shot of the umbrellas is smart looking.

@Uncle-Charlie 8 месяцев назад

I was 10 years old when it came out and it derailed me LOL!

@jasonball855 4 месяца назад

Little bit of trivia for you... The license plate they take from the Tiger shark also appears in the movie Deep Blue Sea as well. In the book, Hooper has an affair with Ellen Brody but doesn't in the movie. Robert Shaw who played Quint was an alcoholic in real life (which eventually killed him) and was drunk through most of the movie but he played the character so well.

@stevebarlow7961 8 месяцев назад

Hi Skele great review as always The shark was made by Robert Matty he was famous for making the giant squid in 20000 Leagues Under The Sea The water scenes where everyone is swimming is hand held at sea level to give the sharks view The Shark 🦈 was nicknamed Bruce after Steven Spielberg lawyer Quint was played by British actor Robert Shaw Shaw who sadly died only 4 years later at the age of 51 His little ryme Here lies the body of Mary Lee is from a gravestone near where he lived in Ireland He also wrote the famous USS Indianapalis speech Hope you are well

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! Loved Bruce so much what a fantastic creation 💙🦈

@william_santiago 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk That's also why the great white shark in "Finding Nemo" is named Bruce.

@ericswanson411 8 месяцев назад

Hi Skele, every time the shark came up, I thought he just wanted a big kiss! Sharks are such misunderstood creatures and fascinating to boot. They are one of my favorite animals on earth. I am pretty sure the shark was all puppet, there may have been a few scenes where real footage was used but I am not completely sure. Now that you have seen the OG classic shark movie, I would love to see you react and compare Jaws with The Meg. duunnn dunnn… duuuunnnn duun… duuunnnnnnnn dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dunnnnnnnnnnn dunnnn aahaaa lol.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Yes it was all a mechanical contraption (various ones) except some shots during the cage attack scene. These were filmed off South Australia by Ron and Valerie Taylor, a few months before Spielberg began shooting on Martha's Vineyard.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Such beautiful incredible creatures, and older than trees!! I'll absolutely be watching The Meg too!

@bwilliams463 8 месяцев назад

""I love the beach so much. I'm happiest by the sea." Well, that ends today. I have never read the book, but I'm told that it shows the mayor's stubbornness about closing the beach was partly due to the fact that he owed money to the Mob, and they didn't want the beaches closed. Seriously, I've enjoyed what I've seen in your reactions, so far. Some films I'd recommend are the supernatural action/comedy 'Big Trouble In Little China,' the grim monster cult classic, 'Pumpkinhead,' and the original 'Pet Sematary.' I'm interested most in monster movies the most, and one of my favorites is the 1979 eco-horror 'The Prophecy.' Many people write it off because of he concept, but 'Christine' is one of Steven King's books that were turned into a very good movie. Look forward to seeing more from you.

@cynthias7299 5 месяцев назад

This film DID increase the general fear of sharks. IIRC beach attendance dropped for a couple of years after this came out. You said that you like puppetry, you should watch Labyrinth 1986. It's not horror, but it does showcase Jim Henson's skills.

@skeletalk 5 месяцев назад

Labyrinth is my all time favourite film, i probably have seen it 100 times by now, I can recite it all xD

@nickthepeasant 8 месяцев назад

When Spielberg invented the Summer Blockbuster...for better or worse. The shark is absent visually for so much of it, but direction and score create so muxh tension. And when he does show up, it has more impact. Sharks did get a sh*t rep thanks to this film, they are stunning creatures.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Sharks already had a bad reputation. That's why Jaws hit a nerve. The fear was already there, hence why the mayor says "you yell shark and we've got a panic on our hands".

@MarkLloyd72 8 месяцев назад

Hi Katie loved your reaction to this brilliant film, I saw this back in the mid 80's when I was in my teens and have loved the film ever since and like you love sharks as well very fascinating creatures, and yes it still holds up even all these years later its mostly practical effects apart from a few shots of a real shark shot during the cage scene, in fact the real shark got stuck on top of the cage and thrashed about and wrecked the cage so much Spielberg was keen to put it in the film, and the real shark footage was shot by husband and wife team Ron and Valerie Taylor of the coast of South Australia at a place called dangerous island, Also talking of learning to tie knots When I was in the fire service I had to learn how to tie over a hundred different seafaring knots I was told it was because the UK fire service was based on the Royal Navy but not been able to find a link, anyway the biggest crime in this reaction was not showing Quints speech about surviving the attack on the USS Indianapolis, and the news reporter on the beach was Peter Benchley the author of the book, and if you are looking for other shark films to watch, the films 47 Meters Down and The Shallows are both worth watching in my humble opinion, and I can't believe I'm still not following you on your other socials will have to sort that out ASAP.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Yes, Dangerous Reef near Port Lincoln, South Australia. I went there in the mid 1990s. Big sea lion colony. They were the first shots filmed for Jaws, in February 1974. Spielberg didn't begin filming on Martha's Vineyard until May. The Taylor tried to get more footage in March but they were threatened by local abalone divers for chumming up the sharks, and the Taylor had to quit. South Australian abalone diver Terry Manuel had just been killed by a great white at Streaky Bay, so the abalone divers were riled up. They went back again in April but bad weather and no sharks scuppered their plans. Cheers for your service ✌️

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!! still so shocked that everything was practical, I expected a green screen at least! I did not feel qualified enough (especially as a brit) to react to the Indianapolis speech as I didn't know anything about it nor did I know it was real!

@MarkLloyd72 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk I understand where you are coming from but as a brit myself and not knowing anything about the Indianapolis or what happened when I saw the film for the first time back in the 80's, I was just mesmorised by the delivery of Quints monologue it made you realise that his hatred towards sharks was coming from a very real place for him, this gave Hooper Brody and the audience a much better understanding of his mindset and why he hunted sharks like he does that was the purpose of the monologue as well as highlighting what happened to the Indianapolis, and it wasn't until years later I was watching a documentary about the making of the film and that I learned the Indianapolis was a true story, and yes I agree its crazy to think that it was all practical effects which still hold up fairly well even today.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk Its even more ironic that Robert Shaw was a Brit. He even gets some British references in there such as The Battle of Waterloo, and his farewell and adieu song is from a British military song from the Napoleonic Wars called Spanish Ladies, from the Peninsula Wars. Robert knew his history and included it. ☺

@pk13910 8 месяцев назад

Fun fact. Jaws was rated PG.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Even at the time?! Nowadays that would be an 18 😂 everyone's so sensitive

@vladyvhv9579 4 месяца назад

@@skeletalk Back in the day, PG-13 wasn't invented yet. It wasn't until around the time Gremlins came out that PG-13 was created. So, there was a bit of toss-up on whether a movie would be PG or R. Sometimes, it seems like the ratings people just flipped a coin.

@brandonflorida1092 8 месяцев назад

For a couple of years after this movie came out, the TV show "Saturday Night Live" would occasionally do this skit where a housewife answers the door bell and calls through the door, "Who is it?" A voice on the other side of the door would say something like "Candygram." The "Jaws" music would start playing. If she kept asking for clarification, sometimes the voice would say, "Land shark." Usually, she would finally say something like "I'd better see what this is all about" and answer the door and the shark on the other side would eat her.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

haha my parents talk about Saturday Night Live all the time but I've never seen it!

@frederickmast7426 7 месяцев назад

The DVD has a wonderful full length documentary on making the film.

@skeletalk 7 месяцев назад

Considering doing reacts to "making of's" one day!

@steve8510 8 месяцев назад

Quint is our modern Ahab

@Dystopia1111 8 месяцев назад

I grew up on the west coast of Florida in the 70s-80s and saw Jaws when I was just 5 or 6 years old. This movie was pure nightmare fuel for me, I was always in the water as a kid. The eeriest thing I ever encountered was a 7-8 ft mako launching itself out of the water (fish in it's mouth) in a spot where I had just been diving for scallops a minute before. Beautiful and amazing, but also unnerving seeing how fast sharks can be when attacking.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

the ocean is full of beautiful but terrifying creatures, which makes it even more incredible to me

@hoondogg66 8 месяцев назад

It was filmed on Martha’s Vineyard.

@stevebarlow7961 8 месяцев назад

An other fun fact when Quint is talking to the Coast Guard its Steven Spielberg he is talking to

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

what!! thats cool!!

@nigeldonaldson1647 8 месяцев назад

The picture looks...hazy, chalky, but that was 70s photography even on the remastered Blue ray version, it's still the same, the ocean is never really a rich blue, nearer grey, it needed some colour saturation on the holiday/vacation scene (to sell the idea it's the height of the Summer season & people want to be there) I ve heard the bite pressure of a great white is about1500 per sq, inch, 2nd only to a Crocodile, which of course has the most powerful jaw in nature coming in at up to 2200 pounds and can reach a similar length 15-17feet. I thought that- THE MEG film was fun despite yet again, toning down the gore violence, about the not so extinct Megladon Shark that reached (they think) 60ft long. (DEEP BLUE SEA is good also VERY convincing involving Mako sharks, where the attacks, make the threat convincing, as they also were in- CRAWL The Mayor to me looks more like some oily game show host, especially for his clothing, the film was shot in Boston Masachusettes Ive heard.

@realBkay 8 месяцев назад

OPEN WATER (2003) - u won’t b disappointed.

@trotter73ca 8 месяцев назад

Good pick, I was about to recommend it and saw your comment. Scariest thing is the main plot point is based on a true story.

@matthewcostello3530 8 месяцев назад

his fishing line was piano wire

@yomogami4561 8 месяцев назад

loved your jaws splash art i was 15 when this came out and went with friends to see this movie. i then went with my dad and youngest brother. i had warned them about the scene at 14:34 and we had him cover his eyes until it was over. of course, he kept peeking and said 'is it over?' when the head popped out scaring him. aw skipped the uss indianapolis, a true story from ww2 loved bruce the shark! what the production team called the roboshark/animatronic skele good movie and 2 & 3 were fair/entertaining [ignore 4]. i also love the old syfy movies: megladon series; sharknado series; ghost shark; and zombie shark. even sharktopus was fun

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Thank you! Omg I can't imagine this in the cinema, Bruce is huge enough as it is. I wanna check out the sequels I kinda hope there's a ridiculously huge one like the size of a building xD 🦈

@yomogami4561 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk look at the megladon movies then

@tubekulose 8 месяцев назад

@@yomogami4561 Megalodon

@satyadasgumbyji8956 8 месяцев назад

It's been so long ago I don't remember the details but the best-selling book this was based on was itself based on a true story. A shark (Tiger Shark?) somehow wound up in a canal, I think in New Jersey, & kids started disappearing from their favorite swimming/fishing hole. See ya! ✌️🌎❤️

@ExUSSailor 8 месяцев назад

It was either a juvenile Great White, or, a Bull shark. It attacked a swimmer off Long Beach Island. Then, it swam quite a ways up Matawan Creek, where it killed several kids. Of 5 attacks between July 1, and, 12, 1916, only one person survived.

@satyadasgumbyji8956 8 месяцев назад

@@ExUSSailor Thanks!✌️😎

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Oh damn thats crazy!

@dedcowbowee 8 месяцев назад

Fun reaction, really fun!

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

💙💙💙

@noirgatherer 8 месяцев назад

Shark was a fiberglass life side remote control model.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Fiberglass! I wouldn't have expected that, or remote control I wonder how it could work under water

@noirgatherer 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk most of the time it didn’t work. That’s why the used barrels so they could replace the shark model for scenes to avoid delays from break downs. They used real footage of some of the shark scenes in the shark cage with Hooper but other than that it was the fiberglass model for the film. When it didn’t work divers had to go to the bottom of the sea where it sank to fetch the model, was very unnerving as it looked real and they had to wonder if that shark they saw on the bottom was their fake one or a real great white.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Well it was neither fibre glass or remote control. It was plastic, rubber and metal and was controlled by pneumatics, via tubing. The amount of tubes/piping was incredible.

@Bluesit32 5 месяцев назад

It most definitely was NOT fiberglass.

@william_santiago 8 месяцев назад

He didn't lose a leg. His leg lost the rest of him.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

😂😂😂

@okeefe757 8 месяцев назад

In most states that license boats and their drivers in America, it is illegal to drive a boat while drunk.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Haha just UK that it's fine! I think if you're a complete danger you can't but otherwise there's no laws for drinking and driving a boat

@matthewcostello3530 8 месяцев назад

one of the kids with the fin became a sheriff on the island a couple of yrs ago

@user-fj4qp5eo5j 6 месяцев назад

The film that made Steven Spielberg's career, as well as John Williams'.

@Bluesit32 5 месяцев назад

Spielberg got a decent start with "Duel". This movie just cemented him as a legend.

@JimJack-ng9yi 8 месяцев назад

I like your ur " team shark" made me laugh

@realBkay 8 месяцев назад

YT ty for placing KT’s vlog in my feed. I deserve this.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

💙🦈💙🦈💙🦈

@spyklej4910 5 месяцев назад

Shark was mechanical, they built three, I think. Shark cage scenes were shot off the coast of Australia, by Ron and Valerie Taylor

@spyklej4910 5 месяцев назад

the writer, Peter Benchley is in the movie, the reporter on the beach

@Center1240 8 месяцев назад

That dark red JAWS across the screen makes watching this reaction unsatisfying.

@RichardM1366 7 месяцев назад

The scariest part is the two nuts who try catching it on a hook tied to a chain. The shark destroys the pier and all you see is the pier fragment turn and go after the man and he barely escaped with his life! The music was another thing that amplified the fear!

@matthewcostello3530 8 месяцев назад

Cape Cod is very real but this was filmed on an island off the Cape called Martha's Vineyard, extremely expensive and beautiful

@wheelmanstan 8 месяцев назад

Did you catch the image of the shark eating the kid that Quint drew on the chalk board? Haha, it was very insensitive. I love that zoom that's done when he sees the kid getting attacked. I think the camera zooms in while the camera dolly is pulled backwards real fast. It basically gives you that feeling where you're trying to run but can't move. Hitckcock came up with it and Spielberg's used it a bit. You can see why Jurassic Park is so good. Spielberg had all the practice he needed with Jaws. I only wish the shark's eyes rolled over white when it attacked, like how Quint described. The dead kid's mom seemed a bit too old for that character as well. You gotta love the pacing of old films, things just happen as they happen, no rush. Have you ever seen Kung Fury? It's a 30 minute film, free on RU-vid. It's FREAKING amazing.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Hahaha I didn't notice that! Cute! I'm glad he did this before jurassic park that first one will always have a massive impact on me and it's clear Jaws taught him a bunch. I've never seen kung fury! Thank you need to check it out!

@wheelmanstan 8 месяцев назад

Oh yeah, Kung Fury and Garth Merenghei-6 episodes. They're both on RU-vid. They'll blow your mind. Very artistic and hilarious stuff. @@skeletalk

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

Jurassic Park is Jaws lite to me. Something a bit kiddfied to it and you know nothing is going to happen to the kids or any of the main characters. It doesnt have the ominous feel of Jaws. By the way, the lady who played Mrs Kintner was 45 at the time of Jaws and the boy who played Alex Kintner was nearly 12, so she wasn't too old. She would have given birth in her early 30s. Pretty normal. The old man who walks with her along the dock is supposed to be her father, Alex's grandfather.

@wheelmanstan 8 месяцев назад

33 was a bit old in those days to give birth, but she looks a lot older. When I see her it just looks like a miscast. Makes me think she got the role as a favor. Maybe they should have at least made her look a little younger. @@lyndoncmp5751

@Uncle-Charlie 8 месяцев назад

Great reaction!

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@Uncle-Charlie 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk 👍🏻

@Joshu_Y 8 месяцев назад

Movies from this time look great for many reasons, but chief among them IMO is the lenses. Optical lenses do something to the light that is often lost or skipped over in digital. It's especially apparent in sunlight but the effect is noticeable in just about every locale. Then there's things like film type/grain etc. that give things a unique visual character. Digital ended that, at least without some tinkering in post-production. I'm not against digital but it does erase some inherent good qualities of film optics.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

despite not a lot of blue skies available for filming this, they still got a summery, old and beautiful effect going

@Sandy-dd4le 8 месяцев назад

The sharks are good bois reminded me of an old meme.... "I hate how the stereotype is that all dolphins are good and sharks are evil, when dolphins are so smart they have the capacity for evil, but sharks are just simple fish who can only be true neutral, so even if a minority of dolphins are evil, there are still more evil dolphins than sharks" Did you watch the end credits? Brody and Hooper swim ashore part way through

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

From what I hear, dolphins do a hell of a lot more evil stuff I can't even write in youtube comments I didn't know there was a post scene oh noooo!

@Bluesit32 5 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk It's not a post scene. It happens during the credits. Just a little reassurance that they didn't die on the way back.

@Bluesit32 5 месяцев назад

Dolphins are utter monsters. Orca aren't much better. Orca like to play with their food. They let a seal escape to a chunk of ice, then launch themselves onto it, flinging the seal back into the water like a catapult. It swims back to the ice and the process repeats until the orca gets bored.

@cuestaverde 8 месяцев назад

Happy to have discovered your channel. If you like psychological thrillers with excellent cinematography, I high suggest watching Steven Spielberg's 'Duel' from 1971. It is a wonderfully shot and tense movie.

@skeletalk 7 месяцев назад

Thank you and welcome! Accidentally on a bit of a Steven Spielberg binge with the channel right now so will add this to the list! 💙

@cuestaverde 7 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk You're very welcome, hope you enjoy. Cheers!

@IanFindly-iv1nl 8 месяцев назад

My understanding is that Great White sharks, in reality, RARELY eat humans because they rarely even ENCOUNTER them in the first place. But that they WILL eat them in certain compelling circumstances, like say if they're STARVED and one is present. On another note, I don't think they even use FILM (as in actual old fashioned celluloid) NOWADAYS. Instead they shoot movies today on some kind of "high def" video.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, I think in a lot of cases sharks are chill IF they're not hungry, similar to snakes. everything has to be ultra hi res 🤔 I do not need to see every single pore in someone's face lol

@IanFindly-iv1nl 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk I prefer the old FILM look too, especially for HORROR flicks. I find it more effective for THEM. Gives them more of a dreamlike quality.

@noirgatherer 8 месяцев назад

My parents took me to see this at the drive in when I was 4 or 5. I had nightmares for years, film messed me up.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Omg 😭 😭 😭

@suddenlyfrogs1906 8 месяцев назад

Spielberg did a film called 'Duel' before Jaws, similar premise, fantastic films. A massive oil tanker chasing some dude going home through the desert. That's literally it, but very tense, very Jaws like. :D I'm not sure how you'd feel about the sequels. They remind me of planet of the apes sequels. I like them, I just don't know why... No I definitely prefer the Apes sequels... the old ones. Just avoid them, even Rob Schneider hated having to do the sequel and tried to get out of it. It's more like a Friday the Thirteenth of Halloween sequel than Jaws :/ I've been watching old Universal Monster movies. Do you think you might go through them and the Hammer Horrors at some point? Lots of material to react to and I'm convinced you'd love them, if you haven't seen some already? Come to think the Nosferatu 1970s remake with Klinski nightmarishly stunning. That deserves way more attention that it draws. Can't wait for the next reaction, I hope your health's good.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Hahah that sounds funny I've heard of a similar movie with a tire chasing someone or something! I've not seen planet of the apes either. I'm really in the mood for monster movies right now! But I'm going to go through all the classics I've missed that can help the channel grow. But for sure want to touch on those 100% I didn't even know there was a remake of Nosferatu!

@stevebarlow7961 8 месяцев назад

@skeletalk there is a remake of the 70s Nosferatu in production and the third version of Salems Lot is soon to be released

@edgardofernandez7511 8 месяцев назад

I live near the SF beach in California

@miamicool666 8 месяцев назад

It is the story of a friendship between three men. The shark is just a prop.

@angelobrewster6293 8 месяцев назад

I love the ocean, I've been in the water with Sharks they are dangerous and amazing animals, moslty Hammerheads, Makos, Tiger Sharks, Basking Sharks, Whale Sharks and even Great Whites. Oh Basking Sharks are cousins of the Great White Shark the only difference is Basking are bigger and are harmless they are filter feeders they feed on the smallest things in the ocean plankton. Basking Sharks are literally gentle giants.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Basking sharks are a new favourite too, so cute!

@robertjewell9727 8 месяцев назад

Hi, my first reaction from you and I'm really enjoying it. I'm team shark too. I wanted to recommend a film from 1963 if you've not seen it called JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS. Your chum next to you will really appreciate it as well. 👍

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! And I shall check that out! 💙

@robertjewell9727 8 месяцев назад

Yay! I believe you'll absolutely love it with its magnificent practical effects and its origin in Greek myth.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

I happen to be a HUGE greek myth nerd!!!@@robertjewell9727

@robertjewell9727 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk then you clashing rock! (See what I did there?)

@henrytjernlund 8 месяцев назад

Great reaction. Thanks. Might you do The Shining and maybe even its sequel Doctor Sleep.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

The Shining is one of my fave films and I enjoyed Dr Sleep too!

@Arthurm25 8 месяцев назад

nice reaction on jaws movie you are most beautiful and kind woman even horror fan & Artists great channel i enjoyed during watching

@j3ffrey777 3 месяца назад

😍

@JJgibson1 2 месяца назад

Check out the movies Deep Blue Sea(1999) and Jurassic Park(1993).

@nigeldonaldson1647 8 месяцев назад

I heard that there were many items available You should have been there at the time, there was plenty of merchandice- T shirts, mugs. pens sound track music album, badges. I'd like to see JAWS remade, but more...gritty, the arguments will go its - gritty enough allready, BUT (Like with JURASSIC PARK, They probably havent read the novel which though generally boring is more graphic than the film)

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

I want a Jaws shirt for sure No I 100% agree with you, I'd love a pure pure horror Jaws film, super gorey, focusing on how scary and mysterious the ocean is (especially at night) but unfortunately seems most people can't separate film and fiction when it comes to sharks. It would be fun to make the shark insanely huge and more monstrous, wouldn't change how much I love sharks but it would make the general public continue to see them as evil-so stupid.

@nigeldonaldson1647 8 месяцев назад

Your beginning to sound more & more like a ghoul The "mechanical Shark" used in the film, is...20ft long (as ironically Quint says )with a mouth that can "swallow you whole" thats big enough I'd say, they kept the scale believable or it would have been laughable, since we see a lot of the head when it is finally seen (notice how we don't SEE the Shark's head until the last...half hour & I don't think it disappoints you think- no wonder when you see the scale, although the movement looks a bit floppy, collapsing onto the boat, as is the mouth, BUT the look is still very convincing@@skeletalk

@nigeldonaldson1647 8 месяцев назад

JAWS T shirts I once had one, yes I believe you can still get them from say...HMV Shop, or just a suplyer on line, also the poster. Even the poster art is very well done & "iconic" the girl swimming, (the illustrator got a model to lay across a chair) with the giant Shark approaching fast herself unaware. Although the proportions are off, but that's done for dramatic effect. Also the blood red lettering which contrasts with the white back ground makes it all the more distinctive. The old film-ALLIGATOR (1980)is a lot of tongue in cheek fun to, about some growth hormone from a Lab, dumped down a Sewer, that one of our snappy friends swallow, that was available here on you tube. one last thing, my favourite scene involving the Shark, when you see it, is when you see it coming under water for the man on the boat that loses his leg. it always looks best under water, the Shark cage scene is well done also.@@skeletalk

@trotter73ca 8 месяцев назад

Great reaction. I'm know going off topic here, but it's fresh on my mind because a new horror movie by Eli Roth called Thanksgiving just came out. He actually made a fake movie trailer for it that appeared way back in 2007 with the double feature release of Planet Terror and Death Proof. These two movies were an homage to the grindhouse exploitation movies of the 1970's. If you like horror mixed with comedy, planet Terror won't disappoint. It's made by Robert Rodriguez who also made From Dusk till Dawn. If you want to see Kurt Russell in a women's revenge flick written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, Death Proof is for you. I think they'd be great for reaction videos, but regardless I think you should check them out because I really believe you'd enjoy them.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the recs! I wish I'd done some thanksgiving movies but being British it never really crossed my mind, will for next year! Horror comedy generally one of my fave genres and I absolutely love a female revenge flick

@trotter73ca 8 месяцев назад

@@skeletalk you could probably do that Eli Roth "Thanksgiving" movie next year. It literally just came out. I was taken by surprise, as this is now the 3rd movie to be made into a feature film based upon a fake coming attraction teaser from the Planet Terror/Death Proof films. The others being Machete and Hobo with a Shotgun. Take care.

@georger.3489 8 месяцев назад

Great reaction to the first blockbuster ever. Often copied, never reached.

@gallendugall8913 8 месяцев назад

When a man loves a shark Well, nothing else matters I know you may only want me for your lunch But that's alright, put me on your platter

@cooperstanley3438 8 месяцев назад

I love this movie you should also watch jaws 2 it’s actually a pretty good sequel Do not watch 3 and 4

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

yes i'm thinking i'll stop at two!!

@cleonmagabeefy8500 8 месяцев назад

Fantastic reaction, thank you. I don't really hate sharks too... I just know to stay away from them. I mean, why would you go for a swim in the ocean, would you go for a jog in the jungle????

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Go 2 feet into the ocean and you're perfectly safe apparently 😂😂😂

@bebop_557 8 месяцев назад

It's so insane to me how sharks can't get cancer.

@skeletalk 8 месяцев назад

Whaaaat??

@bebop_557 8 месяцев назад

Due to their biology, for some reason sharks don't really have cancer genes or produce cancer cells. They can get other diseases, of course, mainly from eating stuff they shouldn't (i.e. trash thrown out by humans resulting in various infections). But sharks generally have some of the toughest immune systems in the entire world. It's rare that a shark would get flatlined by an infection that would appear in its normal environment, afaik the vast majority of sharks who die of diseases were the result of human waste polluting their habitat. @@skeletalk

@Realjulianrma7 5 месяцев назад

32:02

@dcmslife3772 8 месяцев назад

"That" jumpscare didn't even faze you. 😞

@Oder_Aber 5 месяцев назад

12:13 I will never understand why people choose to watch films with ai-generated subs. Like WTH would you do that?!

@skeletalk 5 месяцев назад

I have auditory processing issues and a lot of people have other issues relating to needing subtitles, not rocket science. Those were the only ones available

@Odinist 8 месяцев назад

Less you, more movie

@skeletalk 7 месяцев назад

Go buy the movie ✌️

@terryloh8583 8 месяцев назад

You're the first person for which this wasn't a horror movie... except from the perspective of the poor shark. This is the Fatal Attraction of shark movies. Poor boy got stalked by an entire town.

@nigeldonaldson1647 8 месяцев назад

I hear the term-"colour palette" a lot when describing a films...look, for it's background colour. At night you couldnt see blood in water much (in the novel it's much later around...midnight, and the Shark is female and pregnant, hense the reason the animal needs to keep eating) also what's left of her (Chrissie)washed up on dry land is her head & shoulders, her lower half sank to the sea bed. I suspect they did day for night shooting for the attack scene (where they close down the apature on the lens to give the impression of darkness), in the film it looks a lot like Sun set as the sun is going down. BUT on the plus side, this is a screen classic, very well made, and acted, even though Robert Shaw was good, he should have been more of a stereo type with a beard & pipe etc, they are ACTUALLY at sea NOT on some sound stage in a studio, (something unusual for a 70s film of this type) and I think A very good Shark/s convincing generally, plus a great sense of suspence, what with that haunting music sound track by John Williams.

@lyndoncmp5751 8 месяцев назад

The shark in the novel Jaws is definitely male. Benchley mentions its claspers as it swims past the cage. Its a female and pregnant in the Jaws 2 novel though.

@nigeldonaldson1647 8 месяцев назад

That's not the way I remember it ,but ive only read the book once, its possible there are different versions for different Countrys just as the book A CLOCKWORK ORANGE misses the final chapter in the American version, Ive never read the Jaws 2 book & so couldnt say about that@@lyndoncmp5751

@matthewcostello3530 8 месяцев назад

everyone starts out with an upvote, as you cut the Indianapolic you get a downvote

@evanirvana500 8 месяцев назад

Ok where was quint's indianapolis speech? One of the most iconic speechee in cinematic history and you cut it out. Anything else could have been cut out, but thats almost sacrilegious to cut that scene out. Sorry. That brought out the thumbs down for me.