Discussing Jaws

[Archanubis]

https://youtu.be/6Uioc2EpQ0E

Great work as always, Chuck. And I look forward to your review of dinosaurs terrorizing an island next month.

[cdrood]

This is a movie I enjoy more and more every time I see it, and I was alive when it came out. The scene with the scars and Indianapolis speech is my favorite. It's a great character piece. Even the little things like Brodie standing apart from the other two and his looking at his appendix scar highlight how he's an outsider. It's not until they all start singing that he joins them at the table because drinking and singing is a much more universal experience.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

So, we follow up a movie about a global-threat virus with a Trek episode about an injust and violent criminal justice system, and now it's time for a movie about dumbasses who go to beaches despite a threat to human life and the greedy politician who refuses to close said beaches because he wants the economy to do better.

...I sense that Chuck's efforts to avoid being topical are not going well.

[CMWaters]

He did a good analysis.

...nothing really else to add about that, so:



and (released around 2015)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl092whRLlI

[J!!]

My brain keeps misreading the title of this thread. I think 2020 is starting to get to me.

[Sir Will]

So, we follow up a movie about a global-threat virus with a Trek episode about an injust and violent criminal justice system, and now it's time for a movie about dumbasses who go to beaches despite a threat to human life and the greedy politician who refuses to close said beaches because he wants the economy to do better.

...I sense that Chuck's efforts to avoid being topical are not going well.

Indeed.

[MerelyAFan]

This is a movie I enjoy more and more every time I see it, and I was alive when it came out. The scene with the scars and Indianapolis speech is my favorite. It's a great character piece. Even the little things like Brodie standing apart from the other two and his looking at his appendix scar highlight how he's an outsider. It's not until they all start singing that he joins them at the table because drinking and singing is a much more universal experience.

Another great character bit is Hooper being a loud and laughing drunk until hear hears about Quint being on the Indianapolis. Dreyfuss really sells Hooper instantly recognizing the significance and subtly sobering up in awe of Quint's story.

[ChrisTheLovableJerk]

He did a good analysis.

...nothing really else to add about that, so:

That's fantastic, thanks for sharing that.