Jaws freeked me out so bad! I don't think I cried so much ever during one movie. Thanks to this I am terrified of sharks. I mean I just see a still photo of one and I get the creeps. They are facinating but oh so scary.

I used to cry when that boy on the yellow float got eaten, hmmm...oh and I used to close my eyes when he ate that fisherman guy at the end.

Even as much as Sharks scare me I still will watch a documentary on them if something is on TV.

I have nightmares about sharks roughly twice a month, all stemming from having seen this film. I won't set foot in the ocean.

fantastic movie

there will never be another like it....

for sosme reason when I was kid, it just made me love sharks (not like I wanted to jump in with one or anything) and I kept drawing them.

Krystal666 said:

i remember seeing this movie when i was like 6 or 7 with my brothers at a seedy movie theater. till this day we laugh at my brother for being so scared that he fell asleep with a bag of potato chips covering his face.

ok this is the era that totally passed me by
i hate to admit it but

i've never seen it

i've seen the damn thing twice in person at universal studios
but growing up in the middle of nowhere we just didn't see movies unless they were broadcast on tv

HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE EIGHTIES?

Horrible decade it twas. Shoulder pads, selfish individualism, Madonna, Mickey Mouse, Boy George.

emm said:

papaa said:

i believe Jaws was a product of the 70's.

sinisterpentatonic said:

definately was for a five year old kid at universal when that damn thing jumped out of the water at us on the tram ride...

AND PRINCE

papaa said:

[Edited 2/28/06 13:52pm]

papaa said:

The 80s was the best decade for entertainment as far as I'm concerned.

as far as I'm concerned
he said
as far as I'm concerned

YOU'RE RIGHT

And let's face it. The 70s looked pretty damn good.

sinisterpentatonic said:

WHO?

ufoclub said:

The book freeked me out more than the movie, cause the shark lives at the end, gasp!