I think you missed the part that the gun he brought to school was a flare gun! That's why they all laughed.

I turned this off due to your insistence on using the Lord's name in vain. It's offensive, not to mention unnecessary.

In the novel the Mayor was in deep with the mob. Spielberg wisely decided they didn't need to explain that, as it would take too much time. I feel the movie doesn't hurt a bit for it's removal.

Ferris is pretty damn good! St Elmos Fire.

Was all into this until dude had to start eating and ruin it with his loud ass mouth noises. Bye!

Never forget Stoned Age. It’s 90’s tho. Maybe 2000+❤

I couldn't tell you how many times I've seen this movie over the years and I keep waiting for it to lose its appeal for me and it just never does. (Also watching this on network TV in the 80's was its own experience because they dubbed the most ridiculous dialogue over the profanity: "Do you slip her the hot beef injection" became "hot wild affection" 🤣)

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Underrated episode, and great reaction

Suggestion..."Train To Busan"...South Korean virus /zombie movie subtitled.

Bender is Classic

Do more brat pack films :)

Being a young child in 1975…I can detest.. this film changed the world. Sadly, Susan Backlinie (Chrissie), passed away last month. Thx for ur polite and fun for enjoying a cinematic classic. Thx

Terrence was legitimately scared during that bathroom scene. Most of his reaction was not scripted I believe.

Link to see where the term Blockbuster came from, I never knew this. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockbuster_(entertainment)

I can't believe you talked through and edited out most of one of the most memorable monologues in movie history! Seriously??

This and Back to the Future are my favorite 80’s comedies

Not on the mayor's side, but the pressure from the town's business owners would be massive - and even though you're right that their businesses are not IN the water, per se, many people wouldn't bother going to the beach if they knew that they couldn't go into the water. Directly and indirectly, every business owner would be impacted and he'd be out of a job (at least from his standpoint; he's not the most principled person, for sure).

1. The woman and little girl dropping of Brian are Anthony Michael Hall's real mother and sister. 2. The late Paul Gleason😇 played Beeks in "Trading Places". Also, the idiot assistant police chief in "Die Hard". 3. "Ya got fifty bucks?" was supposed to be twenty. The look on Paul's face was genuine. 4. That's not Molly's crotch, she was a minor. 5. I still use the term "doobage". 6. Even John Hughes said the shattering window was a huge reach. 7. That's not dandruff, it's parmesan cheese. 8. I love Ally Sheedy. Personally, I liked her better GOTH.😍😋😈 9. If you catch it Andrew's dad is scoping out Allison as he's picking up Andrew. 10. John Hughes is picking up Brian. 11. Hughes used this school in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "Uncle Buck".

Great Choice, I grew up on this movie and even though I know it by heart watching you guys react to it was like seeing it for the first time. Great job Dads

One of my favorite movies ever and one of the greatest movies ever made. You are both hilarious and I had to subscribe! Yes- that was a real tiger shark, I believe they brought it up from Florida, it had been killed inadvertently by a fishing boat or something (it's described in Carl Gottlieb's The Jaws Log- he's the screenwriter of the film and plays Meadows, the newspaperman). Just like in Nightmare on Elm Street 3, getting the real thing was cheaper and better than making a fake one!

LOOOOOOOVVVVVVEEEEEE THIS MOVIE!!!!!!

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Dane's not a she. They're a non-binary character.

Thank you for respecting and loving this classic movie. Seriously. it means a lot.

Jaws was based on a real event. “Jaws by Peter Benchley, published in 1974, and the 1975 movie directed by Steven Spielberg were inspired by the Jersey Shore shark attacks of 1916. Between July 1 and 12, 1916, four people were killed and one critically injured by sharks along the New Jersey coast. The attacks occurred during a heat wave and polio epidemic, when many people were visiting the Jersey Shore resorts. The media descended on the area to cover the story, and eventually a Barnum & Bailey lion tamer put an end to the attacks.”

Notice the man on the ferry with the mayor and sheriff in beginning. He is eternally Benchley the author, modeled them on the 1911 shark attacks on the east coast

The movie was filmed in Marth's Vineyard in Massachusetts. We went there all the time when I was a young girl. I've probably seen this movie more than ANY other in my life !! It's my favorite !

The first 40 min. were character development. Without it, you wouldn't care who lives or dies.

The fact that Robert Shaw didn't even recieve an Oscar nomination for his role as Quint, was one of the biggest mistakes in the history of the Academy Awards.

I guess they didn't have them yet or didn't want to use them in the movie but a shark nets could have close off access to the beach areas.

One of the producers of the movie, I think it was David Brown has gone on to say that if the mechanical sharks worked the way it was supposed, that the movie would have not been nearly as successful as it ended up. In regards to the title, the late Peter Benchly, when he was trying to come up with a title, came up with a billion different combinations of THE JAWS OF... (Insert scary name her), but couldn't figure out one that sounded right, so, since the only thing the titles had in common was the word "JAWS", so frustrated, I don't know if it was Benchly, he just decided to sa "Fuck it, we'll just call it JAWS." , and cinema history would never be the same. Also, JAWS became cinematic histor. It was the first movie to ever break the $100 million dollar mark. It changed the time that big films were made, and it created the summer blockbuster. It was also partially based on actual events, specifically, the Mattawan Creek shark attacks that happened in, if I remember correctly, 1969 over a 12 day period. Rumor has it that it was bull shark. The shark was disappeared, and is still evading arrest and trial to this day.

the tiger shark is real! if you want more context watch SharkBytes video on Jaws

I couldn't watch this. Maybe show alittle more movie and less of just the two of you talking and joking while we miss out on the movie.

The first 40 minutes is called building the characters & story. The story is something that most of todays films have forgotten all about. Most of todays films are all CGI speed and loud music, and that hurts the final product !

Good story about the concrete cracking for the term.... "Summer Blockbuster" ....but it's actually from a bomb used in WWII ( Blockbuster Bomb ) ✌️🙂

I think the rivalry between Rama and the Assassin would've been more intense if the Assassin had been the one who executed Andi at the beginning.

This movie came out watched it when i was fourteen had it on replay

Im a jaws baby, born in may 75, mom said i was at the drive in

I remember when this movie came out with an R rating and there was controversy about a possible X rating for it. Great movie!

The probability of being bitten by a shark is vanishingly small. According to the National Aquarium in Baltimore, it is one in 3.7 million. The risk of being struck by lightning (one in 960,000) or an asteroid (one in 1.6 million) is significantly higher. Steven Spielberg has made an ultra-thrilling film. A great movie. The scientific journal "Nature" published a study stating that the global population of sharks has declined by 71 percent since the 1970s due to overfishing. Researchers blame films such as "Jaws" for the fact that people are in favor of killing predatory fish. Spielberg has publicly apologized for the impact of his film... "I regret to this day the decline in the shark population as a result of the book and the movie. I really regret that very much", said the 77-year-old filmmaker in an interview with the British BBC.

theyre wearing it down while tracking it, with the heavy barrels.

theres a good docu about the making of jaws

the bit where his son was imitating him happened offscreen when they were on break, speilberg saw it and said lets do that in na scene

most of the extras inclusding the guys with speaking parts were real islanders, they used,

its like a horror movie about a mutant supershark lol

on the coast, it can get cool in the mornings even in july

filmed in marthas vineyard, mass, but amityville is a real long island town

one of the best book adaptations and they worked HARD on this movie, everyone

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