Sunday, October 7, 2007
Best movie ever!!!! - Jaws Reviews
Jaws! The movie that even today after 31 years is still frightening people of all ages to even step into an ocean. This is the one of the best Steven Spielberg movies of all time. The movie starts out with a young girl named Chrissie who decides to go skinny dipping in the ocean at night( the time when sharks feed) while being followed by a drunk guy who likes her. As she is swimming happily in the water wanted the drunken guy to come swim with her something pulls on her leg thrashing her around back and forth until finally she gets drug under and never seen again. The drunken guy seems to not know what just happen because he was drunk. Later we meet Chief Martin Brody who is chief of police of Amity(the setting of the movie). He investigates the death of the girl. Later he is on a beach while a little boy gets eaten while riding a body raft thing. He calls down oceanographer Matt Hooper who himself looks at the girls dismembered body and believes that it was indeed a shark that ate both the girl and boy. After a couple more attacks Martin Brody, Matt Hooper, and Quint( a shark hunter) go out to find the shark and kill it. At the end their is a showdown with Martin and the shark. Excellent movie. Reccomend to distant relatives. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. You'll love it, I guarantee it!
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Ekkkkkk - Jaws Reviews
I will never go swimming in the beach again. even if it is 3 ft deep in 10 feet out. NEVER AGAIN! If you see this movie for the first time, prepair to jump a few feet high and have a pillow to hide under.
Another great movie from spielberg - Jaws Reviews
Jaws tells a story about a shark that is hunting prey off the East Coast. Scheider, Dreyfuss, and Shaw try killing this beast. A great film by Spielberg. I own it. I like it. I do watch it.
Steven's best - Jaws Reviews
This, in my opinion is one of the greatest movies of all time.The chances that were taken to make the film and the great performence by Robert Shaw, who wasnt even picked first for the role, set it aside from many.For that time the visuals were the best by far.Nobody would have thought a robotic shark on a crane would lead to a Best Picture nom and a fear of going into the water.
Friday, October 5, 2007
Super shark - Jaws Reviews
This is probobly the best movie I've every seen in my life. The story is great and Steven Speilburg is a great director. The movie is about a shark that is terroizing a beach in New England area. This movie gets a 9.5 out of 10. it has lots of twists and turns.
Best shark movie of all time - Jaws Reviews
This was the best shark movie i have seen! Open water was crap compared to Jaws.Spielberg really made a good movie. The visuals were horrid but the action was suspense full.
Sweetness!!!! - Jaws Reviews
Jaws
Even though ?Jaws? was made 30 years ago and is filled with fake special effects and a hardly believable plot, this incredibly well known movie still gets the screams and the laughs that it deserves.
The plot is known around the world. A killer shark is lurking in the peaceful waters surrounding Amity Island. Despite the numerous attacks that include a little boy, a dog and a teenage girl, the mayor of the island Larry Vaughn (Murray Hamilton) refuses to close the beach because tourism is so important to the island?s economy. After the beach is opened to the Fourth of July crowd and a man is killed, the mayor signs a contract that allows a local shark catcher, Quint (Robert Shaw) to search for the shark and kill the eating machine. Along with Quint, the resident Police Chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) and oceanographer Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) set sail to find the shark and destroy it.
?Jaws? has few faults. Each actor plays their part as if it was written specifically for them. The actors helped paint the picture and making the story believable. The terror in their eyes is real and the feelings they show are genuine. When Shaw describes the night that changed his life forever he causes the viewer to believe that Shaw actually experienced the event; the far away look in his eyes, the crack in his voice and the crease in his brow.
When Scheider is faced with the problem of knowing the killer shark is still in the waters when no one believes him, the stress shows under his eyes. Not for a moment do you remember that Scheider is a million-dollar actor. He is only the police chief who is afraid of the water and for his children's safety.
My personal favorite is Dreyfuss. He plays his part flawlessly. He is always cracking jokes that make the audience laugh, but when the need comes he screams along with the rest of us. I found him to be the most believable character in the situation. He was curious about the shark but when it was about to bite off his leg, he was still scared out of his mind.
The technical aspect of ?Jaws? is outdated but still adds a lot to the movie. The world known music signals the approach of the underwater terror and allows the viewer to shield their eyes. Every time the ?Jaws? theme song sounds, terror runs down my spine. The camera angles are creative and give ?Jaws? an interesting angle. The only time when I was reminded that I was just a person watching a movie was when the camera was in the water and water splashed onto the lens. Also there were times when you could see the sound crew in the reflection of the window.
I would rate ?Jaws" a four and a half out of five. Since viewing it, ?Jaws? has become my second favorite movie. Although it was made 30 years ago, I find that every time the shark waits open mouthed as Quint slides down the deck toward him, I still scream in enjoyment and fright.
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