JAWS (1975) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING 

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Love watching reactions to Jaws, it's a classic film that sometimes does get the praise it deserves. The practical effects for the time were state of the art, I love the pacing and direction of the story.

This is the only reaction video i've seen from anyone that blurs the entire movie. Most folks just blur random scenes. Also, she said she didn't like the music. Well, then she's the only one. Because EVERYONE has loved that theme, for like 50 years now.

I saw this movie when it came out in 1975. I was 18 (Yes I am old!) When that head popped out my friend next to me about pulled out of its socket. The theater was packed and everyone screamed. The movie played for weeks and I saw it several times. That was one of the best summers of my life. Great memories.

32:10 She thought the cage was to trap the shark 🤦🏾‍♂️😳😬

Me: HEAD IN THE BOAT! HEAD IN THE BOAT! I watch these SPECIFICALLY for the jump scares and you did NOT disappoint 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

I can't believe you two thought the cage was for that HUGE shark. LMAO

I love films that end either with a mysterious/poetic note or directly after the resolution of a conflict. No need to drag it out unnecessarily.

When the little boy said coffee, he was referring to an ice cream flavor after his mother asked him what kind of ice cream he wanted.

16.53..the jump scare which hardly ever fails!!. When I saw this with my parents back in 1975, anyone eating popcorn jumped, causing it to go everywhere...BTW, fun fact: The close up was done in a swimming pool with milk added to the water so it looked like the ocean. The mechanical shark was mounted on an underwater sled and was notorious for breaking down. It was nicknamed 'Bruce' after Spielberg's lawyer. This is THE shark movie, it coined the term blockbuster as lines to get in to see it literally went around the block. Forget the sequels, this is the best.

Tried giving you guys a look but couldn't handle the blurry picture

Fun fact, the news reporter withbthe glasses on talking about the shark attacks is actually Peter Benchley the Author of the book Jaws

This guy made the comment about Hooper dropping the poison tipped spear. He also commented on Hooper dropping the shark tooth. Well, let's think about this. If a corpse head came popping out of a partially submerged boat right in front of my face, I would have dropped the tooth too, right after I crapped myself!!

The Incident Concerning USS Indianapolis(CA-35) Really Happened!! She Was A Heavy Cruiser That Was Sunk During The Closing Stages Of World War II By The Imperial Japanese Submarine I-58!! Approximately 850 Men Survived The Initial Sinking, And Of Those, Only 318 Were Pulled From The Water!! The Rest Died Due To Exposure, And Sharks!!

The first summer blockbuster. This movie put Spielberg on the map.

Bull sharks are freshwater tolerant. Bull sharks have been seen in a lot of our freshwater rivers and have been seen in the Great Lakes.

In the novel Quint harpoons the shark in the belly. The mortality wounded shark swims away. The rope got tangled around leg and he is dragged under and he drowns. Chief Brody is only surviver. He is defenseless. He closes his eyes and expects to be eaten. The shark dies. The harpoon to belly finished it off. The explosion scene was preferred and that made the movie a classic.

Amity Island is Martha's vineyard. Not only did they shoot the movie there but it's also established by the mayor that their competitors are Cape cod.

Great classic. The music theme alone get me. *lol* I saw somewhere they had a showing of this movie in the water. I mean, more recently but probably a few years ago now, but like... the audience were watching while floating in the water... I mean can you imagine? The horror!!! I don't remember how old I was when I got to see it the first time but probably around 10-15 years, it was the scariest movie I'd ever seen.

USS Indianapolis is a true story Japanese torpedoes struck it several men were eaten by sharks others died from starvation and some went delirious from drinking salt water. The remaining survivors were found by a airplane that wasn't even looking for them.

The thing that makes me laugh about the pier chase is that the shark would have to be several feet in front of it and the chain taut. Given the length of the chain it’s a wonder Charlie survived. 😂

Here is a List of Movies Based on a True Story 1962 Birdman of Alcatraz 1973 Papillon 1988 Gorillas in the Mist 1990 Memphis Belle 2000 Erin Brockovich 2003 Seabiscuit 2005 World's Fastest Indian 2011 Red Dog 2016 Hacksaw Ridge 2019 Ford vs Ferrari

why doesnt anybody gets that Michael means coffee FLAVORED ice cream??? lol

Amity is actually Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts, I grew up about 15 miles as the crow flies on Cape Cod. I saw this in the theater when I was 12 because at the time it was rated PG so my parents thought it was ok. To this day I still swim with my back to the beach

Steven Spielberg's 1st and highest grossing movie ever

16:51 Works every time!!

"I wish they weren't going to kill the shark!" Seriously? lol

Ok, when this came out in 75, we were all in the movies watching this and the scene where the head comes through the boat...the entire movie theatre shook from people screaming it was amazing. One of the first Jumpscares. You are correct sharks of around three rows of teeth to replace ones that break off and stuff. They truly are a marvel and a killing machine.

"I feel like something bad is going to happen." Yep, you pretty much summed this movie up in one sentence. It's SO tense, gets me every time. By the way, coffee is a very popular ice cream flavor in New England. So in the hospital, the kid wasn't asking for coffee, he was asking for coffee ice cream. Ugh, now I want some.

9:00 ty's confidence goes from 100% to 50/50 in one second

a lot of people didn't go swimming after seeing this. Be sure to check out more of our older suspense/horror movies. Practical effects are definitely more scary in the long run. Good luck with the new channel, so far so good.

This is why the movie coined the phrase " Afraid to make you go back into the water" when it was released. Are you guys sure that you don't want to go swimming now? Lol. Great review!

Steven Spielberg's great talent is the ability to show, visually, the best and the worst of humanity.

Quin's monologue about the USS Indianapolis was a true story. Terrifying.

sharks DO come up near the shore, they come for seals. Sharks rarely attack humans though. If you're on a surf board, the shape of it, they think it's a seal. On the whole, sharks won't attack but I think it's just bad luck. The only terrible thing about this brilliant, brilliant film is that sharks were killed afterwards 😢

Side fact the guy that's giving the interviews with the microphone is Peter Bentley the author who wrote the book jaws hes doing a cameo

I was a scuba diving master at the time this came out. I think the first attack of the young girl was the most realistic and frightening scene in the movie.

Not to be THAT commentor, but YES, indeed, a shark WILL come that close to a dock....I've seen it happen many times on the coast of Georgia, USA....all sizes of them.

To answer one of your questions, this was filmed on Martha's Vineyard (Massachusetts island off the coast of Cape Cod)

5:30 katie demonstrates nonverbal communication

One of the best movies ever.

I wish you both could have experienced this movie when it premiered in the cinema in 1975. Nothing will compare to reading the novel before-hand, seeing this in a theatre at the New Jersey shore when it premiered and experiencing the entire theatre jump during the three incredible scares in this movie. The next day my family and I were crabbing and swimming in the NJ bay. You can't imagine the experience.

Joke that was doing the rounds at the time: How do you know the Jaws girl had dandruff? She left her Head and Shoulders on the beach.

I love Jaws it’s one of my all time favourite movies and I got to do the Jaws ride at universal studios Florida

Great reaction. A couple things ... it never fails that the reaction by everyone to the dog being in danger is more strong than the danger to the people. And fun fact: There is a current production company called Bad Hat Production. It was named for the line in this movie, when the older guy gets out of the water and has a black swim cap, and Chief Brody tells him, "That's some bad hat Harry." (In fact, after the ending of TV show "House" you'll see the cartoon portion that states that line.)

I highly recommend 2 movies - RAMBO classic and A Perfect Storm

I'm sure it doesn't need to be blurry compared to other reactions on here😏

That intro is intense.

3:03 the house is nice all the time. don't judge the house based on the water....

Most shark attacks happen in 5 ft. of water or even less ! If you watch California or Hawaii surfing you can sometimes see sharks in the waves ! Check it out on u tube sometime !! It'll give you chills !!! By the way spawning grounds for Great Whites are primarily the ocean bays of New Jersey !!

Loved your reaction. I saw this movie for my 11th birthday back in 1975 with my friends. At the theater the restrooms had dark red tiles with white joints: us girls almost got traumatized when we had to use the bathroom after the movie because it reminded us of the cage with blood, LOL.

dont worry folks.. sharks dont really want to eat you, they just.. feel like eating you sometimes, you know

You certainly aren't the first ones to feel that way. For years after Jaws hit the theaters, there were millions of people who flat-out _refused_ to wade (let alone swim) in the ocean, on both coasts. It was literally the "Jaws effect". (Unfortunately it also resulted in a lot of sharks being killed) In some places only hard-core surfers & commercial fishermen would go out in the water...people were s***ting bricks over a shark movie while heroin & cocaine were becoming trendy drugs & crime rates were going through the roof. Yeah, the 70's & 80's were interesting decades. 😏

16:51 The jumpscare that has been scaring people since 1975. 😂

Quints tale of the USS INDIANAPOLIS, WAS an actual event, during WW2. THERE are 2 movies about it. INDIANAPOLIS and MISSION OF THE SHARK.

Great first video! Look forward to more.

Hi guys, new to your channel and loving it but I have a question. how come this one is blurred but your Top Gun reaction wasn't ?

And John Williams as Bruce, aka Jaws.

The first summer blockbuster

Hey guys. I really enjoyed your reactions to this classic film!

The old joke was that the first victim Chrissie had dandruff...... they found her Head & Shoulders on the beach.

Someone made a comment on another channel that in the book, the mayor was forced by the mafia to keep the beach open.

This movie was a masterpiece and I enjoyed your reactions.

FYI if you didn't know the story Quint told about the ship sinking n the sailors getting eaten by sharks is a true story.

One of the best made!❤

The actor who played Quint apparently had a drinking problem and his co stars said that he was drunk in every scene. The downside of the movie is that it created hysteria about sharks and people just started going out and killing them for no reason and the worlds shark population took a big hit. you regularly see videos on instagram of scuba divers swimming next to huge great whites so they aren't as blood thirsty as they were protrayed.

16:50 ❤️😲😆 this was awesome...... katie's jump was great, but look at ty as he looks at katie 🤣

I read an article written by a guy who can predict with 98% accuracy if a relationship is going to last. He takes couples on a retreat and observes them take a walk through nature. He said the couples that see something interesting and look at their partner and bring there partner to show them and if the partner takes an interest in what they're being shown, THAT's a sign the couple will last. Watching you two keep glancing at each other and engage in what the other one says...is an example of what that doctor was saying. you dont even know it, but you're a shining example of what a strong relationship is. good example. good movie good reaction.

RU-vid does some annoying things to these reactions but blurring the movie is ridiculous it's unwatchable

We can catch sharks off the beach in New Jersey.not like that but 5ft Brown , Sand and Lemmon &. Spinner sharks

Great older movies, Platoon Heat The Godfather 1 and 2 Goodfellers Blazing Saddles The Terminator Saving Private Ryan Casablanca Full Metal Jacket Glengarry Glen Ross My Big Fat Greek Wedding The Thing Field of Dreams

This was filmed on Cape Cod in MA.

This was fun, thank you😀😀😀

I agree, love watching people reaction to this. I was in Jr High school The summer this came out.

A classic

It was because of this movie that people developed a fear/hatred of sharks….

3:44 glad to see the hand and crabs didn't slow down the snacking Ty

The great white is the largest carnivore, but the basking and whale sharks are bigger. They just eat plankton.

Just a good ole '70s PG movie.

The USS Indianapolis story is absolutely true

Look up Mattawan Maneater.. A town in New Jersey .. Except the Matawan maneater is even more scary in my opinion Because it actually happened.. It's where some of the ideas for jaws came from..

Oxygen tanks don't work like that. If you shot one, it would just fly around. Mythbusters disproved the exploding tank, but at least it's a cool way to end the movie and the shark.

I use this film to argue there are ways to die and then there's being eaten alive.

Fact: Most shark attacks occur in 3ft of water.

Great movie

You guys, you don't have to blur-out the WHOLE movie, only a percent of it.

I was 12 when this movie came out. We were vacationing in California, and a day or so after seeing t we went to the beach. In an effort to prove i was brave, i went into the ocean, and just stood there in 4 feet of water, trying not to move. My sister's boyfriend went under the water and swam up behind me and bit my leg. Was not a good day.

Looking so much forward to your next reaction

Myth Busters busted shooting the air tank. It would never happen.

1. Goof: Chrissie's body parts are too far up the beach to have been washed up there without a storm. 2. Boy Scouts don't need to do the mile swim to get their Merit badge. It's an accomplishment all it's 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. It works every time. 5. IRL Dreyfuss and Shaw didn't get along so Spielberg used the animosity to fuel their feud onscreen. 6. Hooper was right. The fish that hit the line was a game fish. 7. "You're gonna need a bigger boat" is one of the greatest adlibs in history. It was the first time Roy actually saw Bruce. 8. Goof: An animal that large couldn't hit the side of the boat as rapidly as it did UNDER WATER. 9. I suspect Quint's story about the Indy gave him PTSD flashbacks and contributed to his behavior after he told the story. 10. I was in the Navy and we were instructed to go for the eyes when confronting a shark. 11. In the book not only does Hooper die in the cage but he was also having an affair with Mrs. Brody. 12. JAWS II is the only other one worth watching. It revolves around the Brody kids and their friends. Including one of the mayors kids.

Talk talk talk talk talk talk talk talk.

Enjoyed your reaction so i subscribed. I'll suggest a few good movies that most others won't suggest but i'm sure you will enjoy: Hoosiers, Cool Hand Luke, Apocalypto, The Pelican Brief, The Firm, The Client, A Bronx Life, Deliverance, Better off Dead. Its a varied list but i've watched all of them multiple times and would watch them again.

I think hooper and quint hated each other, so did the actors, I don’t know why.

Is also the largest shark is the Whalel shark it is twice the size of a great white

I would love to see more jump scares on Katie. So I'm saaacribing😀😀😀

There is a two hour documentary on youtube about the making of this movie. It has some interest facts. Like Richard Dreyfuss (shark expert) and Robert Shaw (shark hunter) did not like each other at all and the scene where Robert Shaw (Quint) explains what happened on the uss Indianapolis. Robert Shaw was three sheets to the wind. He could barely stand. He never showed up for the scene so they had to go find him (in a bar). He recited his part in one take and then left to drink some more. Only two of the many interesting facts in that documentary.

BRUCE!!!

OK the whole movie is blurred????

Did you know that sharks can breach the water like whales do.