Grave Reacts: Jaws (1975) Rewatch!
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- čas přidán 1. 08. 2024
- In this video, my roommate and I will be rewatching the great Jaws from 1975. It's a great 4th of July movie, and we wanted to rewatch this and have a great discussion and review of this all-time classic!
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Directed by Academy Award® winner Steven Spielberg, Jaws set the standard for edge-of-your-seat suspense, quickly becoming a cultural phenomenon and forever changing the movie industry. When the seaside community of Amity finds itself under attack by a dangerous great white shark, the town’s chief of police (Roy Scheider), a young marine biologist (Richard Dreyfuss) and a grizzled shark hunter (Robert Shaw) embark on a desperate quest to destroy the beast before it strikes again. Featuring an unforgettable score that evokes pure terror, Jaws remains one of the most influential and gripping adventures in motion picture history.
Full video starts at 00:00
Reaction starts at 03:40
Review starts at 41:20
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32:28 I started singing too. Lol.
Fun fact: At 20:48 the news reporter at the 4th of July event is Peter Benchley, the author of the novel the movie is based on, doing a cameo appearance.
The author, Peter Benchley, had this cameo as a tv reporter. 20:45
The first summer blockbuster. Quint is basically Capt Ahab at the end.
What's this? A reactor and his roommate hottie settling down to watch the original summer blockbuster on Independence Day? We're gonna need a bigger couch!
The reporter on the beach is the writer of the Jaws novel, Peter Benchley
I love yalls reactions although I was um.....distracted just a bit this video. Lol. Lucky man.
I always marvel that as per Carl Gottlieb (one of the screenwriters) , Robert Shaw (Quint) actually wrote the version of the Indianapolis monologue that appears in the picture. No question to me it's one of the best monologues ever put on film.
Got a big smile from: Bad shark, go home! Thanks. 😁
In the famous jump scare featuring Ben Gardner Steven Spielberg wanted that scare added to the movie. He spent money preparing the scene. Ben Gardner''s corpse was supposed to be there at the bottom of the boat. Steven Spielberg the genius, made into a jump scare. It was filmed in a swimming pool.
My mother was actually pregnant with me when she went to see this in the theater. Said that everyone jumped when Ben Gardner's head popped out of the hole. One woman even got hysterical. It was an amazing jump scare back when horror and suspense films made them count and not as a cliche that it is today.
@@darthrodenGood thing she didn't miss carry you if she got startled.
Thank you. The Addams Family would have adopted Jaws and put the shark in their swimming pool.
Fuck yes they would have!
@@theroommate711 Thank you for your reactions.
Wenseday would call him Bruce lol.
@@goodvibes4459Wednesday would have named him after a famous morbid writer. Pugsley though I could see naming him Bruce
@@theroommate711 I can see her naming him Egar Allen Poe lol
Nominated for 4 Oscars including Best Picture but won for
Best Sound Editing
Best Film Editing
Best Original Score
It made $474 million dollars ($1.2 billion dollars today) against a $13 million dollar budget.
The tagline reads, "See It, Before You Go Swimming."
"The No.1 Terrifying Bestseller Becomes The No.1 Terrifying Motion Picture."
Great July 4th classic!
You have to watch "maneater" with Gary Busy
I'm dumb founded that the mayor didn't get killed
You notice he never went in the water.
Was he in the sequel? I dunmember.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😊 Happy July 4th!
Jaws is a great forth of july movie to watch. Another one is Independence day and Patriot. As well as Sandlot.
@EveryBrassiereisdear for some reason my comment isn’t posting. It’s a Chainmail bikini top, since it makes it tougher for sharks of course. 😉 I cannot take credit for its creation, that was the delightfully skilled artists at Utopia armory. I highly recommend them.
It looks spectacular, honey!! And you look gorgeous in it!! You're beautiful!! 🤟🫶🥰❤️💝🌹
Robocop 2 reaction. Psycho 2 and 3 reactions.
Love this one you to keep up the good work see you soon on your next video see you next week have a good week
There's two barrels. On the shark I mean.
If you guys haven't seen the movie Orca (1977), you guys really should.
My other comment keeps disappearing and I don't know why
That was happening to me too. CZcams must be having an issue
@@theroommate711ok going to try my other comment again here a few days later. I won't give the link in case that was the problem, but will say what to search for. And I'll add more in another comment after.
"Wonder Twins Gopher Moat"
Years ago Cartoon Network had these little short cartoons they played between shows. A series of about 5 of them featured The Wonder Twins from the old Batman and Super Friends cartoons. The girl can turn into animals and the boy can turn into any form of water.
Well this particular short cartoon contained a Jaws reference. I thought I'd bring it to youz guyses attention if you were interested. Think it's maybe 2 minutes long? I'm not sure.
Looks like comments stayed this time, hopefully they stick around
Also as much as I love this movie. Sadly it put a lot of fear into people about Sharks and there behavior which is not true. This movie mostly got everything wrong with how sharks behave and put more fear into people to hunt them.
I had a feeling that was the case. The fact that this shark was active and present in July says it was a special case and not your normal shark.
Well now.
1. People were already scared of sharks.
2. The rogue shark theory was scientific reasoning at the time. First postulated by Dr Victor Coppelson in Australia in the 1950s.
3. We know much more about sharks today BECAUSE of Jaws. It initiated a mass boom in interest, which lead to our current knowledge and understanding.
4. Blame people for acting the way they did after. Jaws never claimed it was true.
5. Quite a lot of Jaws is somewhat accurate. Such events have happened. Jaws just exaggerated it.
Most Shark attacks happen in loess than 3 feet of water. The explosion of the SCUBA tank is very unlikely. The “explosion” that takes place from scuba tanks is due to the instantaneous release of so much pressurized air, creating a high speed and dangerous projectile that will cause chaos to anything in its surrounding area. If this exploding take were to come into contact with flammable items, then a traditional explosion could take place.
But even that’s unlikely. This would be what happened if the scene in Jaws was scientifically accurate. But that’s not as entertaining as what was put on film.
I'm guessing you're not a fan of friday the 13th?
Why would anyone want to watch someone react to a film they have already seen before ?????
whoever this guy is, he kept ruining the movie for her by blabbing that something was about to happen. Thumbs down