While JAWS 3 featured familiar characters in the shape of the Brody boys, it lacked the feeling of the first two films because it was, quite literally, a fish out of (familiar) water(s). But was the move to Florida necessary? In my opinion, yes.
Read MoreThe world of JAWS features many legends that have helped tell the history of this incredible phenomenon. From those in front and behind the camera to other inspired to follow a career path ‘in sharks’. But only one person has seen the story unfold from the very beginning…. Wendy Benchley.
Read MoreExploring the unparalleled impact of Steven Spielberg's Jaws and delving into other films' perfect opening scenes, this essay celebrates the art of captivating audiences from the first frame onwards.
Read MoreSung by Quint (Robert Shaw) in JAWS, "Spanish Ladies" is a timeless British naval ballad, recounting the journey from Spain to the Downs through the eyes of Royal Navy sailors.
Read MoreThe sinking of the HMS Birkenhead in 1852 is often overlooked in maritime history, yet it stands out due to the survivors' terrifying ordeal, marked by shark attacks that left a lasting impression on witnesses.
Read MoreJAWS 2, the sequel to Steven Spielberg’s 1975 blockbuster shark movie Jaws deviates from the novel it's based on. Here's every big change.
Read MoreThe critical reception of "Jaws" during its initial publication year, exploring the diverse array of opinions that emerged from literary circles.
Read MoreIn "Jaws," two sharks take the spotlight: Bruce and Oscar. ‘Bruce’, the Great White primary antagonist, was portrayed by animatronic sharks, while the red herring of the picture, ‘Oscar’ was the real deal.
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