owen wrote:sorry that Jaws doesnt work for you Placeholder, it was big movie for me putting me on the road to loving all sorts of man vs. nature and nature gone crazy films.

the "best" Jaws knock off I have ever seen was "Mako: The Jaws of Death" I saw it as a kid and have not seen it since, but i remember it fondly.

Tree wrote:The part in which Roy Sheider first sees the shark, when he sits up, lightning speed, facial expression paralyzed, cigarette still in mouth...that's my favorite two seconds in a movie.

Sock OR Muffin? wrote:

kerble wrote:

Richard wrote:he's got lifeless eyes. Black eyes; like a doll's eyes.

until the teeth sink in and they rrrooollllll baaack wwwhhhhiiiiiiitttte.

NOT CRAP.


Once, my old friend Andy and I stir fried shark and noodles and watched this.

the scene where O.G. retells the tale of the sunken military ship in sharky waters is better than a lot of whole movies I've seen. It may be more startle-y than scary, but I still get a great rush from this film.


bumble has a great story w/r/t this movie.

The Indianapolis, even scarier cause it really happened!

Not Crap.