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Is jaws a great movie?

LingerLonger

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No. The special effects are terrible. The acting is cringe worthy. The actual plastic shark is more hilarious than anything else. There are much better shark movies and much better horror movies. It's almost one of those "so bad it's good" movies. Anthony's obsession with the film speaks volumes.
 

BoringFaggot

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No. The special effects are terrible. The acting is cringe worthy. The actual plastic shark is more hilarious than anything else. There are much better shark movies and much better horror movies. It's almost one of those "so bad it's good" movies. Anthony's obsession with the film speaks volumes.
Oh stop trying to be "too cool for the room". Jaws is one of the greatest movies ever made.
 

Queefer Sutherland

Fix me, Josh!
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TheGhostOfAbeVigoda

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As a kid it was always talked up as a scary film.

I finally saw it and it was just... a well made old film
My parents talked Jaws and The Exorcist, and the It miniseries up as being the most terrifying movies in existence and when I saw them I was like "People were really easily scared in the 70's/80's."

Then again, I was scared of the Christopher Walken Headless Horseman from the Tim Burton Sleepy Hollow, which is NOT a scary movie. I just didn't tell anyone. Any time I had to walk in the woods when it was foggy I'd be shitting my pants.
 

Dummy Gaynuts

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My parents talked Jaws and The Exorcist, and the It miniseries up as being the most terrifying movies in existence and when I saw them I was like "People were really easily scared in the 70's/80's."

Then again, I was scared of the Christopher Walken Headless Horseman from the Tim Burton Sleepy Hollow, which is NOT a scary movie. I just didn't tell anyone. Any time I had to walk in the woods when it was foggy I'd be shitting my pants.
That was one menacing Hessian, abester. He even had pointed teeth
 

TheGhostOfAbeVigoda

The Backbone of America
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I liked big fat pedophile Jeffrey Jones as the colonial gentleman farmer

Wait nevermind he was the preacher
When I got the movie on VHS it was right when DVDs came out so the VHS had a "making of" thing at the end of the credits. I remember Tim Burton really fagging out over the size of Michael Gambon's hands. Like he was really close to slipping up and talking about his dick. "His hands are so huge and thick I just wanna suck em."
 
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