The great irony of Jaws is that the hero, Police Chief Roy Scheider, is afraid of the water. But it is the landlubber that must face the killer shark alone when his salty confederates, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss, prove no match for the shark's wide ...read the complete Jaws movie review at filmsgraded.com (Brian Koller)
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Jaws is one of those classic films that needs very little introduction, it’s part of our culture. Most people have at least seen the film on TV, and it frequently turns up in people’s video collections, usually on the unmarked tape at the back of the ...read the complete Jaws movie review at DVDActive (Chris Gould)
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Jaws is the film that rose Stephen Spielberg up to the ranks of super director. Before ET, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Close Encounters he stormed to the silver screen with Jaws. It was a box office smash that still holds a strong audience. Jaws is the ...read the complete Jaws movie review at JackassCritics.com (Grim Ringler)
DVDAnswers.com - region 2 review of 25th Anniversary Edition
At times it seems that Steven Spielberg and I grew up in parallel worlds—he makes movies about many of the things that fascinated me as a child. There were the Saturday matinee serials (Raiders of the Lost Ark), King Arthur (Indiana Jones and the Last ...read the complete Jaws movie review at CultureDose.net (John Nesbit)
Before people were devoured by CGI, tourists along the New England coast were being eaten by a killer shark. Based on the novel by Peter Benchley, Jaws sees Roy Schneider’s New York cop, Martin Brody, investigating a series of deaths that bear all the ...read the complete Jaws movie review at The Spinning Image (Phil Michaels)
Modern architect Mies van der Rohe had two major philosophies in his work.
1) God is in the details.
2) Less is more.
He was known to spend countless hours perfecting entire rooms that would be plated with 4-inch tiles such that not a tile had ...read the complete Jaws movie review at CultureDose.net (Tony Pellum)
Parent Previews
Although a well-constructed movie, parents should remember its premise is to create entertainment from watching humans being chewed to death. For children who have no sentimental attachment to Jaws, this may still be a horrifying experience. ...read the complete Jaws movie review at Parent Previews