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Early Access: Jaws - Group Reaction+Uncut

🕑 Added 2025-06-28 15:56:30 +0000 UTC

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Cliff

Why is there no link to the uncut? All I see is the edited reaction above?

Smapdi

All time classic for a reason. There's been loads of praise about how intelligently Spielberg and his crew used their less than perfect special effects for maximum tension and impact. One example I don't think gets mentioned as much is the jump-scare with the dead body in the sunken boat. It's such a good scare on the first watch that you don't even notice how fake the dummy actually looks. Seriously, it's surprisingly sloppy work, for how well it startles you.

Own huckleberry

I love you guys, but please stop using white movie banners on the sides. It kills the eyes...

Hank Scorpio

Jaws 2 isn't terrible. 3 and 4 however...

GrayStark

They constantly watch older movies? Hell, they only ever watch new movies if the entire world glorifies it and they can bank easy views

Robert Shelton

Old English slang called sharks Sea Lawyers

Rusty Shackleford

My favorite movie with my favorite Normies watch crew!! Was headed out to take care of some errands but fkt, they can wait.

Jon Mercano

Remember the Rebels episode where the clones try to reel in a big ass sandworm? Very much a homage to this movie, down to the cheery adventure music And following up on someone’s suggestion to do more old classic films: 60s and 70s Planet of the Apes!

Stanley Etienne

You guys should watch and react to more classic films. Don't deprive yourselves of great films just because they are "old". You guys should have a classic films poll and watch at least one or two a month.

Sickleweed

Second that! I'm guessing Chris has already seen it but hopefully the rest of the gang hasn't...and he should still sit in for it. That movie is ridiculous and FUN.

DELUG

Pls watch Deep blue sea

Matthew Richson

Even now you can still find people that haven’t seen the classics.

Arturo Mauleon Higginbotham.Jr.

Hey I thought this would be a fun film to watch. Especially with the 50th anniversary this year.

streaky

It's kinda wild so many haven't seen it, particularly given it's the ultimate Steven Spielberg movie. Particularly if you want to understand everything he did after in its proper context. I'm not one of those people who gets excessively nostalgic about old movies and remembers them as better than they were, but it's one of those that everybody should see at least once - I even made my nephew watch it when he was like 12.