Jaw's

[Cod]

Thought it was worth mentioning.. can't remember if its any good now but i thought it was ace years ago.

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Jaws 2 (Film)
Another great white shark arrives to terrorise the holiday resort of Amity Island. Having recovered from the grisly events of four years ago, the island is once again packed with tourists. Families are sailing in the bay and swimming off the beach. But when two divers and a water-skier go missing, the local police chief fears that he is about to relive his greatest nightmare
Director: Jeannot Szwarc
Starring: Roy Scheider, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton, Joseph Mascolo, Jeffrey Kramer, Ann Dusenberry
(Subtitles, 1978, 2 Star) [ Click to find all showings ]


(BBC1)

 

[S-Gray]

the plastic sharks come back to the screens heh

 

[Testin da Cable]

the first Jaws film is probably the only film to date that has made such a profound impression on me that I still get chills [while swimming in the sea. any sea. any kind of water really. eeeep ]

 

[S-Gray]

aye lol, i remember when i was younger i hated going into Water because i thought somethin would get me.. hate Jellyfish too lol

 

[throdgrain]

I went to see Jaws at the cinema when it came out, was a good film.
Didnt rate the sequels though tbh

 

[WPKenny]

Jaws is one of my all time favourite films. I love it.

It's the reason I STILL don't like swimming in the sea. I hate going above my knees!!! (don't laugh!!)

I have Jaws 1 and 2 on DVD. Jaws 3 is okay and Jaws 4 is just pants.

Don't miss it on telly!

 

[Embattle]

Wuss

I'll be in Florida.....although I doubt they will catch my jetski

 

[Moving Target]

Jaws 2 was shite imo. Wanted the damn children to get eaten.

 

[old.Jas]

Tis a classic - I'll be watching it for sure

 

[Munkey-]

shite jaws was the one where they mixed up the mother and baby.



I cant go into the sea without hyperventilating. i refuse to go beneath the surface.

 

[old.wizard1974uk]

Originally posted by Munkey
shite jaws was the one where they mixed up the mother and baby.



I cant go into the sea without hyperventilating. i refuse to go beneath the surface.

I think that was Jaws 3.

 

[Embattle]

I'll watch West Wing first though

 

[xane]

I remember seeing Jaws 3 in a cinema, with a nice girlie too, it was 3d and you had the wear those silly red and green glasses, quite beneficial for impressing the girlie because it gave me the appearance of having more than one dimension.

 

[Sawtooth]

Yeah well I wear glasses and the 3d glasses kept falling off. The liberal use of spear guns was funny though. Every 5 mins one would shoot out of the screen. Wasnt Jaws 3 the first film to let you see in the mouth as it chewed away?

 

[JohnyWishbone]

Jaws was a classic, little Richard Dreyfuss is top.. never been so scared in my young life as when my dad took me to see it at the flicks. We both jumped out of our skins when that guys head fell out of the hole in the boat..

The follow ups werent nearly as good though.

Now I'm older I feel sad over the direct and negative effect that those films had on sharks.

 

[Mellow-]

JAWS was the only good imo, the sequels just didn't live up to the originals reputation

I still like that modern film about sharks though, what was it, deep blue?

Anyways, they had man-brains

 

[Scooba Da Bass]

Originally posted by Mellow
I still like that modern film about sharks though, what was it, deep blue?

Saffron Burrows with computer enhanced breasts, yummy

 

[xane]

Originally posted by Mellow
JAWS was the only good imo, the sequels just didn't live up to the originals reputation

I still like that modern film about sharks though, what was it, deep blue?

Anyways, they had man-brains

Deep Blue Sea, which has got to be the film with the biggest amount of plot errors, like when she stands on her wetsuit for insulation against the electrics, yes it's wet as well !

 

[kanonfodda]

Deep Blue Sea was shite, hated it. Only film I have seen with Samuel L Jackson that I didn't like!

 

[xane]

So you liked Episode 1 ?

 

[Mellow-]

I think that's classed as entrapment camazotz

Oh and alright, Deep Blue Sea was pants, but the shark ate the guys arm which was midly entertaining

 

[~YuckFou~]

"Show me the way to go home, I'm tired and I want to go to bed......."

*BUMP*

"Oh dear"

 

[Moving Target]

Originally posted by Johny Wishbone
Jaws was a classic, little Richard Dreyfuss is top.. never been so scared in my young life as when my dad took me to see it at the flicks. We both jumped out of our skins when that guys head fell out of the hole in the boat..

I jump at that bit everytime I see it, even though I've seen it over 5 times.

 

[Testin da Cable]

"Sharks have swum probably within 15 feet of every one of us if we've ever been in the water, but most of the time sharks don't want any part of us because humans are not a normal part of their diet."

George Burgess, director of the International Shark Attack File

 

[WPKenny]

Maybe for the US, but not for the UK.

The only real sharks around our sea's are Blue sharks. There's a few others down by Cornwall like Porbeagles (look like mini great whites. heh.) and once or twice a Great White has been seen by fishing boats.

If you're into that sort of things, pop along to www.sharkattacks.com . He's got some pretty gruesome pictures in the victims gallery and some humerous ones too!