Budget
$7,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$260,758,300
Opening weekend US & Canada
$7,061,513
Gross worldwide
$471,411,300
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By Sincere 2022-04-20 09:01:01
As a commercial model, Jaws is excellent in every way, and groundbreaking. The subject matter is very advanced, and the thrilling soundtrack is used just right to set off the horror atmosphere. The most valuable thing for reference is the film's grasp of the rhythm.
Throughout the first half of the movie, the great white shark is not shown, but is referred to by the dorsal fin that emerges from the water (classic), mainly through the horror of the victim and the reaction of the tourists to...
By Kacie 2022-04-20 09:01:01
Today I watched Spielberg's "Jaws" in 1975. Based on a shark cannibalistic incident in the 1960s, a great white shark on the coast of a holiday island in the United States ate several tourists in a row. Sheriff, marine researcher Another veteran shark catcher decided to hunt the killer. The label of the film is thriller. Looking at the stunts at that time from the current perspective, although it is a bit simple, it is really valuable. In the first half, the great white shark did not appear...
By Erika 2022-04-20 09:01:01
How to improve your ability to analyze things by watching movies
This topic can be said to be very fucked up. First, when I typed these words, I didn't know if I could discuss it clearly. Second, when I typed these things, I didn't know if I really wanted to discuss it. Or do you just want to make up for the guilt of watching movies on weekends without doing anything serious?
In fact, there is nothing really good to say, just read a movie review of someone else, and think about why after watching the great white shark, I feel wow, so exciting, so...
By Rickey 2022-04-19 09:01:01
Movies from the 1970s, but they still look amazing. The special effects are realistic, and there are also some humanistic concerns in it. I've seen official reviews before saying that the film creates a bloody scene in a soft way, and I believe it is true. ——But now who is talking about this softness, who am I worried about, when the captain was swallowed by a shark and died, it was extremely bloody.
The suspense technique that Spielberg is good at creating has been used many times in...
By Earnestine 2022-04-19 09:01:01
Jaws (1975)
Director: Steven Spielberg
As a disaster film in the 1970s, it has the advantages of intense plot, rich story and clear lines. Of course, in my eyes, it is not just a movie, but a real history. Because people are more terrifying than great white sharks, and the exposed humanity is the ugliest thing on this earth.
The merchants are obsessed with profit, regardless of whether there will be a tragic death, and they still focus on making money; These...
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By Ryley 2022-11-29 15:50:47
I finally watched the real "Jaws", and I was so thrilled that I was scared to death by the end. . . (ps, when I watched it, I thought of "Frozen", "The Old Man and the Sea" and "Titanic" one after...
By Aliza 2022-04-24 07:01:01
You'd never have guessed that Spielberg could tell a fascinating story about a fish until you saw Jaws, and it's from the '70s, even if you've heard rave reviews about Jaws before , still be surprised! In addition, "Jaws" influenced the production, promotion and distribution of movies in that era, and it is a benchmark for the new movie era! Comrade Lao Si has returned to his basics recently, and I hope his "The Adventures of Tintin" will be a big...
By Julio 2022-04-24 07:01:01
When I was a child, I didn't know Spielberg, let alone his famous works. It's just that the story was told so well, and the atmosphere, that scared...
By Watson 2022-04-24 07:01:01
As long as you watch the last ten minutes of the movie = = Far less than the second half of the Deep Sea Crazy Shark, there is nothing left except for the base, and the snake slaughter method of the python disaster is definitely learned from this....
By Hollie 2022-04-24 07:01:01
Great white sharks are amazing every time they appear! Can't imagine what the effect was like more than thirty years...
Brody: [to Mayor Vaughn, after the shark attack on July Fourth] Larry, the summer is over. You're the mayor of "shark city". These people think you want the beaches open.
Hooper: Mr. Vaughn, what we are dealing with here is a perfect engine, an eating machine. It's really a miracle of evolution. All this machine does is swim and eat and make little sharks, and that's all. Now, why don't you take a long, close look at this sign.
[refers to the graffitied billboard]
Hooper: Those proportions are correct.
Mayor Vaughn: Love to prove that, wouldn't ya? Get your name into the National Geographic.
[Brody sees his son sitting in a small skiff, and yells for him to get out of it]
Ellen Brody: Martin, it's his birthday tomorrow!
Brody: I don't want him on the ocean!
Ellen Brody: He's not on the ocean, he is in a boat! He's not gonna go in the water! I don't think he'll ever go in the water again after what happened yesterday.
Brody: All right, now don't say that. I don't want that to happen, you know that. But I want him to read the boating regulations, the rules, y'know, before he goes out on his own.
[while he talks, Ellen flips through the book on sharks he has been reading, and sees an old painting of a shark ramming a hole into the bottom of rowboat's hull]
Ellen Brody: [slams the book shut] Michael! Did you hear your father? Out of the water now! NOW!
