Jaws (1974)

[zombie no.one]

Nope. I admire SCHINDLER'S LIST,

I haven't seen that actually... maybe I should. DUEL is amazing btw (imo).

 to 're-rail' the thread... I saw an article about the actor who played Alex the kid who gets chomped the other day

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tv/article-14993565/Jaws-child-star-reveals-staggering-earns-movie-50-YEARS-later.html

his real name is Jeffrey VOORHEES lol

[Trevor]

Nope. I admire SCHINDLER'S LIST,

I haven't seen that actually... maybe I should. DUEL is amazing btw (imo).

 to 're-rail' the thread... I saw an article about the actor who played Alex the kid who gets chomped the other day

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tv/article-14993565/Jaws-child-star-reveals-staggering-earns-movie-50-YEARS-later.html

his real name is Jeffrey VOORHEES lol

😅🤣

Jonathan Searle, one of the kids who pranks the beachgoers with the fake shark fin is now sheriff of the community 🦈😂😀😃

[zombie no.one]

I hope he still does that prank now, once in a while

[Trevor]

I hope he still does that prank now, once in a while

🤣😂🦈

[LordGraal]

All of the cast give great performances - particularly the three men in a boat scenes.  A great film despite Bruce 

Gareth Edwards took inspiration from Jaws with Goldzilla 2014.  You can't do that unless you have interesting characters and a cast who can act.  Godzilla Minus One showed how to do it.

[Neville]

This film was much talked-about when a was a kid, but I only got to see it much later. It certainly lives up to the hype, it's a fantastic film, a catastrophe film that becomes something else on the final third, and a testimony to the storytelling ability that made Spielberg famous. It's still one of his best movies.