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When people talk about the greatest movies ever made, Jaws is always part of the conversation. Released in 1975, the film became a massive success and helped change Hollywood forever. While it may not be a nineties movie, it has the same kind of timeless appeal that makes certain films from any era feel like classics. The movie was directed by Steven Spielberg, who was still early in his career when he took on the p…More
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When Jaws arrived in theaters in 1975 it changed the movie industry forever. What could have been just another monster movie became something much bigger. Directed by a young Steven Spielberg, the film turned a simple concept into one of the most suspenseful and influential movies ever made. Nearly fifty years later it still holds up as one of the greatest thrillers in film history. The story takes place in the smal…More
Image) This film broke the paradigm of the safe beach and a paradisiacal place to enjoy and created the mistaken belief that these fish attack people for pleasure. Based on the book of the same name by Peter Benchley and adapted the script by the same and Carl Gottlieb who was initially hired to play the role of the character of Meadows and at the request of the director rewrote the script of the film. Image…More
Inevitably, when talking about a movie that has to do with the beach, the film Jaws always comes to mind. A before and after in horror movies at sea. .png) Source The beach is a place where many people have catharsis, have fun and forget their worries. Source On the coast of a small town in the Eastern United States, a huge shark attacks several people. The police chief who wants to close the beach, but fearing the…More
LSC Clips: JAWS (1975) - "Story Midpoint" A Celebration of Spielberg's Adventure Thriller Classic JAWS (1975) JAWS is a great example of the power, potential, and importance of the "Story Midpoint." One can view the midpoint often as a "Point of No Return," as a "First Culmination," and or as a glimpse of "How the story could end." Spielberg, in a sense, does all three here. And it is noticable. Not many films have…More
A Celebration of Spielberg's 1975 Adventure Thriller Classic JAWS What a fun classic film. Topics include observations and theories on visual storytelling techniques, the core story question, story structure and pacing, midpoint changes, character and story conflict, plant and payoff, and more within JAWS. Hint: What is planted in the pages of the shark book Brody flips through? "You're Gonna Need A Bigger Boat." Th…More
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Introduction source This is our entery into the Cine TV competition to best score or sountrack. There are so many films we could have used for this competition. However none of these films have done so much with 2 notes a semi tone apart. Film - Jaws Year - 1975 Director - Steven Spielberg ► About If you dont know what this film is about then I am not sure where you have been. It is about a killer share and the stor…More
Jaws, considered by some as the first Blockbuster in history, a Sleeper that turned out to be the first film whose box-office takings surpassed $100 million, reaching $470 million. A suspense thriller released in 1975, directed by a young Steven Spielberg, it was an avant-garde film in several areas, I think that along with The Exorcist, it is the film that created the greatest impact on the psyche of the collective…More
Thinking about the word darkness terrifies me, I am not a lover of horror movies, suspense or anything that has to do with darkness, I am disturbed by the dark. Despite this, I have seen some films of this genre and one of them is Jaws. This 1975 American film directed by Steven Spielberg is a seventh art masterpiece that unites suspense, horror, humor and drama in the same scheme. google It is about a huge devourin…More
on June 20th in 1975, one of the most iconic films of all time was released. Even if you weren't alive (and I presume most of you weren't,) you are familiar with this very iconic and unusual horror / thriller film. source As you might be able to imagine, technology in 1975 wasn't exactly cutting-edge, especially when it came to special effects such as creating a massive shark that doesn't exist and most likely would…More
The Galley Night Talk Scene in JAWS is classic. It has one of the best monologues in film history for one, the Indianapolis Speech, but there's so much more. Directed by Steven Spielberg, edited by Verna Fields, written by Peter Benchley and Carl Gottlieb (based on the novel by Peter Benchley). The singing is great, the lighting is great, the acting is spot on. For the first time in the film Hooper and Quint get alo…More
This movie will only be on Netflix for a few more hours. In fact, only the people reading this on Steemit.com will still have a chance to see it. Those who read the blog on my own website are already too late. I kept Jaws in my queue for a while, and when I heard that it was leaving Netflix in March, I decided to make it a priority. And then I found out it is actually leaving on March 1st . So, if you are reading th…More
As was the case with Jurassic Park, I wasn't able to see this movie in cinema when it premiered. While I regret I haven't seen JP on the silver screen, this is a different story. I was minus 6 when JAWS came out. And, as it is rated as a 12 or sometimes 16 years and older film, I was born 18 to 22 years too late to get that chance. Here's a little story about the first time I watched this movie: I was probably 14 ye…More
Peter Benchley wrote novel Jaws at the publisher's persuasion, but, as he admited, he was not too craving for that idea, but he needed the money - he got a $ 1,000 advance for the first 100 pages. His idea came to him, as he said again, not at the very brightest moment of his life, while he was sitting on the shore and looking at the calm sea, wondering what would happen to such a…More
Peter Benchley wrote novel Jaws at the publisher's persuasion, but, as he admited, he was not too craving for that idea, but he needed the money - he got a $ 1,000 advance for the first 100 pages. His idea came to him, as he said again, not at the very brightest moment of his life, while he was sitting on the shore and looking at the calm sea, wondering what would happen to such an infamous perch in such a qui…More
Ojo: Posibles spoilers Fuente Anochecer. Una pareja corriendo por la playa. La chica se mete al mar. El chico se queda en la orilla, recostado en la arena, esperando a que la chica saliera... Sin saber que algo la desaparece del mar para siempre. Con esta escena se inicia Tiburon ( Jaws ), un clásico de la década de 1970 de Steven Spielberg cuyo villano es un escualo muy inteligente con un hambre muy voraz. Es…More