I actually love Eddy’s death in Jaws 2. Her acting is severely underrated. She looked like she was genuinely in shock when she’s found by Chief Brodie. And she wasn’t asking Eddy to make it go away she was praying.
In fairness to Eddie's girlfriend, you might consider that her behavior is likely very inline with how a panicked person would react. A calmer person might "paddle" the boat to the swimmer, but it also looks like there is no way she would get the boat to him in time anyway (which could also heighten the panic level - knowing that Eddie really has no chance). Panicked or not, I would imagine most people would scream for the Eddie to swim faster, even though it would do no good. Consider the many fans (and even coaches) who foolishly yell at athletes to move faster - it doesn't help but it gives worked up people a release.
Also, let's keep in mind that he's probably lost one leg, and has parts of his torso torn open...how was Tina gonna help him IF she managed to bring him onboard, hemoraging blood all over the place. When he was dragged to the boat, hitting his head, he was as much a goner as Chrissie was when she slammed in to the buoy in Jaws.
AnthonyTH-camFan he didn’t really slam her into the buoy, I don’t think that hurt her very much, at least not as much as a 25 ft. Great White attached to your lower body would!
kellphil76 -- What I mean is, both characters had no hope of survival by that point: Chrissie actually reaches out to the buoy (which let's Us know just how far out she is in the water, with no help in sight or earshot) before colliding w/ it...but, she, like Eddie, was being dragged about...the difference is, when Eddie hit the side of the boat, that was definite head trauma. Truthfully, neither one of them could have been saved by that point, even if they were brought back to shore...to much bodily damage, trauma, and blood loss. Both horrible, painful ends.
Not really. A shark would not be able to come out of the water at that angle. When great whites breach, they are mostly perpendicular to the waterline. In this scene, the tail end is in the water as the bulk of the body is skimming the surface? Very unrealistic. The best, and saddest, death scene in the franchise is when Marge is killed while saving Sean. That was also the proper angle, as only the shark's head came out of the water.
Agreed. A genuine chilling scene. And what's really spooky is that the Shark was after the little girl, "'Thea Broady"', played by child actress , Judith Barsi. Unfortunately Judith was murdered by her own father after "' JAWS REVENGE '"finished filming. Terribly sad......😢
In Jaws 2, the Shark did not eat the Helicopter. The Shark dismantles the helicopter and devours the pilot. It's probably the best scene from Jaws 2. The rest of the commentary is fair and funny.
That’s right - why is he saying it “literally eats a helicopter”-??? It obvious that the shark has merely torn up the pontoon on one side and the helicopter has capsized- that’s all!
Jaws the Revenge was a terrible film but I still think that attack right at the start on Sean Brody is one of the best and shocking in the entire set of films
To be fair, Jaws 2 is the only sequel in the series to mention an actual passage of time in the series. It was established in Jaws 2 that it takes place 4 years after the events of the first film. The older son is supposed to be 16 the younger one is 8. Obviously the actors are much older but it would make sense if in the first film one was 12 and the other was four. The first film's actors look their age.
I was just going to comment something similar, but wanted to cover myself and review previous comments. In the first Jaws film (and book) Michael has just celebrated his 12th birthday and Sean is 6 years old, going on 7. In Jaws 2, you can see a plaque in Chief Brody's office commemorating him on 5 years of dedicated service and considering he just got the job a few months prior in the first film, logic states that in Jaws 2, Michael is 17 (aside from both Martin and Ellen and some of the kids referencing this in fact) and Sean is 11 going on 12. In terms of continuity, Jaws 2 actually hit the mark.
I saw part of Jaws 3D when I was channel surfing once. Even though it wasn't broadcast in 3D it was really obvious what parts were supposed to be in 3D.
I went to Sea World in 1997 or so and while going through the glass tunnel, I said to a staff member, "This is where Jaws 3D was filmed...." He said, "We're not supposed to talk about that."
That helicopter scene isn't as ENTIRELY unrealistic as you'd think. Sharks are attracted to the throbbing sound of a helicopter blades so it's fair to think she would have checked it out. Why she would have continued to attack it is another matter - but it's such an iconic scene of the movie there's no point in denying ourselves the pleasure of rewatching it. :)
There was a movie called Orca the killer whale made in 1977 to cash in on Jaws. It actually has plot similar to the 4th Jaws movie where the killer whale is following a sea captain around to get revenge on him for killing his pregnant mate
Accept Orchas do mate for life and its not unheard of that whales seek revenge for wrongs done to them, much like us, hell they are as smart as us. So the plot of Orcha is a lot more believable than jaws the revenge.
It's only been recorded in captivity, and it shouldn't come as a surprise. They are intelligent animals, if someone forced a human to live in a bath tub it's safe to say they'd become disturbed and lash out too.
The "Eddie swim" scene reminds me of the James Bond film Moonraker when James and Dr Goodhead are in Brazil on the cable car and James almost falls off but grabs a side rail and Dr Goodhead says "Hang on, James" and he looks at her funny and says "The thought had occurred to me".
Absolutely! The alternate ending of Jaws the Revenge, where the ship breaks in half and sinks with the impaled shark, is much better but it still steals the scene from the original Jaws where the headless shark sinks, confusing things further as there's no explosion in this version!
Another funny thing about Jaws: The Revenge, they actually offered Roy Scheider a small part, in which it would've been him being killed in the opening scene. So the movie was always supposed to be centered around Mrs. Brody.
There's an extended cut with Ellen Broady dreaming about Roy Scheider in one of the extended cuts. He has a lot more gray hair and a few more wrinkles. L0L
Yeah, I noticed that in the original in '75. Speilberg wasn't usually given to using such noticeably questionable devices. I even noticed that then, and I was a teenager.
That Shark roaring should never have happened on director Joseph Sargent's watch. I'm guessing it was some idiot producers who bypassed him and forced that stoopid shyt into the movie. What a shame.
I know this seems weird, but the swings back in those days were ridiculously dangerous. All playground equipment was (typically made from salvage). But the swing chains would rust and then pinch enough to break the skin. Also he says “Got bit by a vampire” - that’s a New York accent with a speech impediment happening.
JAWS is the best. JAWS 2, yeah, okay. JAWS 3D... Give it up! JAWS: THE REVENGE... Why bother? Even Lorraine Gray (Ellen Brody) said it was merely a cash grab.
L0L Thankfully, "'Jaws 3"' was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a Terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
Yes. And JAWS 3 had a much more plausible story. Thankfully, Jaws 3 was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a Terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
haha Cheers mate hopefully soon I can earn the title of being a bigger based TH-camr and get the fans involved because in my channel all are welcome to get involved :)
Minty Comedic Arts seriously mate this was very entertaining!! I thought “meh I don’t need to see this I know all about Jaws” next thing I knew I’d finished the whole vid! Good stuff keep it up! Hilarious listening to you rant!!
I was younger than 10 years of age when I saw this for the first time. My stepdad and I rented it from our local video store. That shark that looks like a superimposed, paper cutout moving slowly towards the underwater control room was so poorly contrived and executed that we actually threw popcorn at the television as we booed and cursed at it!
@@lucisferre6361 Just saying if you'r gonna make a comment on a shit film, make sure people know it IS the shit film and not the masterpeice......Everyone knows Jaws 3D is shit
@@Tommyblueeyes There'll be no more discussion of this topic from me but I gotta say that if you want to convey a perceived correction to someone, regardless of what your motive is, be it magnanimity or shadenfruede, calling someone "asshole" for a comment that has absolutely nothing to do with you, makes you seem like a real prick.
Thankfully, Jaws 3 was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a Terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better ! !!
Beyond the inconsistency in the age of the actors, THERE ARE a couple of indications of the time that passes between the films: in the second, they say several times that 4 years have passed (remember that Jaws I began filming in 1974, year in which it planned to be released, before the technical problems with the shark), and in Jaws 3D, someone comments in a scene that 10 years have passed since the previous one
saw Jaws 3D in the theater when I was a kid & I distinctly remember people laughing at the fx - especially the shark crashing through the window So even by '83 standards, the effects were terrible
Brian Roland the theme was actually really good and they used parts of the original into it but was tweaked a bit. The theme was nicely done and did sound more menacing. But that last film was so terrible. But yet I still like it for some odd reason. But I will add one more thing about it. I think the beginning of the film started off good where they were at Amity. And Sean's death was actually pretty good too. But once they went to the Bahamas the movie went to shit.
The music for Revenge is actually really really good, and that's coming from a musician. Micheal Small did it and I'm not sure he's still alive. Basically took the original and modernized it, adding his own themes. Actually the Jaws 3 music is good too. I know Williams did Jaws 2, but that score is a dumpster fire in my opinion.
Hope we enjoyed it? Minty - This is perhaps one of your best videos! Watching you blow a gasket over these clips (not to mention you are totally on target with your assessments) is nothing short of classic, and Minty at his best! I never laughed so hard, or so loud as much as I did on this classic episode. You Rock - Good job mate!
Okay first of all, I do want to point out that the shark in Jaws 2 didn't actually eat the helicopter. It basically just overturned the chopper drowning the harbor patrol pilot inside.
I enjoyed this tremendously, Mark! Many were things that I have laughed at or scratched my head at meself, but others I'd no idea! Thanks for the laughs. :)
I think the boat hit the Bonn in the stomach that was placed in earlier. The ROAR is an homage to DUEL and JAWS which used the same roar at the end?????
This is classic Minty. Loved his funny reviews back then. Still love Minty even though his newer stuff isn't as sarcastic. He definitely took this channel in a different direction but still enjoy watching!
Personally, I like the gentler Minty more. I get enough hostility in the real world. His gentle but very accurate assessments of what's wrong with movies are a nice change. He doesn't belittle anyone, but he's still completely honest. Too many TH-camrs exaggerate their reactions. I like that he is genuine with what he thinks without being overly dramatic. Keep it up Minty.
I remember seeing Revenge after it first came out, and the shark did not explode at the end. I watched it again a couple weeks ago, and it still showed him being impaled and just sinking
The roar was also the sound that Spot made on the Munsters. Chief Brody in the end is a desperate move to make you remember that you liked the original.
Regarding the scene where Tina doesn't help Eddie, it's perfectly normal behaviour that she would sit there looking dumbstruck. And also perfectly normal that she would be babbling nonsense when Brody finds her. It's called shock. I have seen people, young girls especially, who have led pretty sheltered and easy lives, in terrifying and dangerous situations, who just stand there gawping and have to be dragged out of the way, not even having any sense about them to move out of the way of dangerous projectiles coming their way, and even mass brawls spreading towards them. I experienced a riot once at a punk show, where a bunch of skin-heads turned up. It was bedlam. Blood, glass, broken tables and chairs, and even people being tossed about like rag dolls. I myself had to save a girl who stood right in the path of both a bottle and a chair. And another girl stood right in the middle of the fighting and became injured pretty badly because she was just too shocked to move. The girl I pulled out of the building, she was talking absolute nonsense when we got outside. Like "I forgot my drink", and "the band isn't finished yet, why are we outside?". Perfectly normal behaviour.
Spielberg decided to show less of the shark in Jaws, mostly because the robot shark didn't look convincing. But it proved what many other movies has showed that less often is more.
if the effects weren't so bad, the glass breaking scene would've actually been scary if you think about it. a giant shark coming straight at you and not a damn thing you do will stop it.
The actor Gary Dubin, who played Eddie died in real life a couple of years ago of Leukemia. Chris Rebello, who played Mike Brody in the original Jaws died of a heart attack at the age of 36 in 2002.
His girlfriend is the kind of love we all search for in this life, utterly devoted to not helping you, and will watch you get eaten by a shark. TRUE ROMANCE!
it wasn't a love of blankets, he wanted to bone her on the boat and she was complaining about her dad finding bruises on her, last time, so they needed a blanket to shag on! now i read this back, it makes me wonder what kinda guy her dad was....
"On the WATER?!" "Well, if we're looking for a shark we're not gonna find him on the land." "Yeah, but I'm not drunk enough to go out on a boat!" "Yes, you are." "No, I'm not!" "Yes, you are." "I can't do that!" "Yes you can."
@@jerico641 No sweetie you haven't missed anything at all I was direct & clear with what I posted Now I'm expecting your answer right away without playing more games
@@veronicajackman490 Sorry to keep you waiting, dear; I was just trying to figure out how I missed all the fun and games to this point. As for an...answer, sorry, but I'm afraid I don't understand the question. I might have said "succinct", but "direct and clear", not so much.
Some how Mrs. Brody can remember flashback scenes from the first movie she wasn't even involved in. The scene with Sean at the dinner table and then the ending with her husband taking out the shark.
It is strange, yeah. The only solution that I can see is that Ellen has some psychic link to her family members, so she had visions of events with her husband and her son.
Here's a discussion i just imagine taking place with the Jaws franchise. Joe Alves: Man.. Jaws 3-D was terrible i dont think i couldve sunk it anymore than what its at now.. Joe Sargent: Here, hold my fucking beer!
Joseph Sargent should have known better. I think he was out voted by producers. So sad.... Thankfully, Jaws 3 was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
I think the reason the girl didn't help Eddie into the boat was because she was too terrified after seeing the shark push the boat away, watching Eddie being dragged through the water and slamming into the boat, and Eddie covered in blood trying to crawl back into the boat.
She was thinking to herself why would I want a mangled boyfriend with his lower torso most likely gone back in this boat????? There are plenty of losers back on the beach.....
Hmm... I didn't know that. Thankfully, "'Jaws 3"' was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
Brilliant! The use of 'Nearer My God to Thee' after Eddie's death was class. I love the Jaws movies....even the bad ones! This made me smile. A LOT. :-)
Thanks :) ...yea I love all the JAWS movies. Don't tell anyone this but I do get some cheesy joy out of 3 and 4 but shhhh don't want to start a riot :)
Ahaha! The scene of Jaws roaring did not strike me as funny when I saw the movie years and years ago, but this gave me a good laugh, exactly what I needed today. As always a fab video. Hope you keep making more!
THE most ridiculous moment in all the Jaws movies was when Sheriff Brodies wife kills the shark with her boat in the end of Jaws the Revenge and the goddamned fish actually roared...lol I nearly laughed myself into a hernia when I saw it in the theater. Sharks don't have vocal cords...lolx10
The ironic thing is I watched these back to front when I first watched the franchise. When I fancy watching a 80’s comedy I do sometimes pick jaws the revenge.
Please do a Sharknado video. I love the 4 films and would really appreciate it. Also I just found your channel 4 days ago but I love it alot! I went around and told people to subscribe to you so I hope you'll get newer subs
Speilberg used a roar of a t-rex from an old dinosaur movie in the movie duel in the death of the truck and used that same roar at the end of jaws when the shark blows up, and starts sinking to the bottom. Not sure why lol
The purpose of the swings reference, along with a reference to the flu of the fireplace that Brody mentions before boarding the Orca, are meant to show Brody as every man who faces an extraordinary challenge. Also Mike didn't say "I got cut by a vampire" he said "I got cut. I got hit by a vampire".
sounds to me, and always have, that the kid says… "I got bit by a vampire." he says it fast and in a New England accent, but that's what I've always heard when he says that.
It's very much implied that the shark in Jaws 2 was also a relative of the first shark out for revenge. We see it attack the divers near the downed Orca, which means it was prowling that specific area. Later, Brody asks the marine biologists if such a thing would be possible, and she of course shuts him down. So, the through line is there, it's just done much, much subtler than Jaws 4. Also, Helen Brody in Jaws 4 is absolutely being shown to have psychic visions. Not only of things to come and the past, as you showed with her "seeing" in her mind Chief Brody destroying the first shark, but she practically says she has a psychic link to the shark. She knows it's there, knows it's watching, knows it's hunting her and Mike. They don't believe her until near the end of the film. I am surprised that wasn't up there with the shark roar as the most ridiculous things about the film. Talk about jumping the shark... I only ever saw the film on TV, and every time they showed the version with the narration intro and the end scene where the shark actually is impaled and pulls the boat down while gurgling blood out of its wounds. I never knew the theatrical version had the exploding shark until I saw it on another TH-cam video...
In the books, the shark in Jaws 2 is impregnated by the original Bruce. It gives birth, just before her death. This baby grows up and becomes the shark in Jaws the revenge. Makes sense 😂
Take a close look at the little red boat “ Eddie “ is hanging on to . I always notice the “ pre crack “ on the boat top ( you know - the part “ Eddie “ rips off the boat ). Why did he have to hold on to the broken part he previously fixed with Crazy Glue !?
It was that side of the boat that was struck by the shark, which made Eddie fall into the water. And then when the shark attacked Eddie and drove him through the water, crashing into the boat he hit the side of the boat at about the same spot. So it's no wonder the gunwale of the boat cracked after getting rammed twice in a row like that.
I'm going to quote Billy Crystal when he hosted the 72nd Academy Awards in 2000. The screen shows Michael Cane and Billy says impersonating Michael Cane..."but I like Jaws 4"(LMAO,I still remember that).
Jaws 2: "Sharks don't take things personally, Mr. Brody."
Jaws 4: This time, it's personal..
Did Brody die in jaws 2 I have not finished it
@@waltthewizard6761 No. He added another Carcaridon Carcarious to his kill count. Two in all.
Did Brody ever die
@@waltthewizard6761 yeah, he had a heart attack but his wife said some dumb shit like the fear of the shark is what killed him
Oh ok
when she said "please make it go away" I don't think she was talking to Eddie, more like praying to god
Yeah, she was praying to God
That's true it would have made more sense if she had said "please god make it go away" oh well too later now
As for Eddies death... Tina was in shock, if you remember, later she was found all hunkerd down fetal position in the boats storage space.
I actually love Eddy’s death in Jaws 2. Her acting is severely underrated. She looked like she was genuinely in shock when she’s found by Chief Brodie. And she wasn’t asking Eddy to make it go away she was praying.
13:23 - to be fair, I think she was asking God to make it go away, not Eddie.
You're right
i think she might have been asking the movie to go away...lol
I think she was asking Eddie. Y`know- "You are already there, filling his stomach, give him running shits, or some other gastric distress..."
the shark will make go away
@@morgangrey4020 I liked the second flic. I even remember people applauding when the shark ate the cable. After that, though, it was down hill.
In fairness to Eddie's girlfriend, you might consider that her behavior is likely very inline with how a panicked person would react. A calmer person might "paddle" the boat to the swimmer, but it also looks like there is no way she would get the boat to him in time anyway (which could also heighten the panic level - knowing that Eddie really has no chance). Panicked or not, I would imagine most people would scream for the Eddie to swim faster, even though it would do no good. Consider the many fans (and even coaches) who foolishly yell at athletes to move faster - it doesn't help but it gives worked up people a release.
Steve Nichols, I agree with you. We might have reacted the same way in her position.
Also, let's keep in mind that he's probably lost one leg, and has parts of his torso torn open...how was Tina gonna help him IF she managed to bring him onboard, hemoraging blood all over the place. When he was dragged to the boat, hitting his head, he was as much a goner as Chrissie was when she slammed in to the buoy in Jaws.
Steve Nichols the shark was swimming from the boat towards eddie, it didn't attack him from behind..
AnthonyTH-camFan he didn’t really slam her into the buoy, I don’t think that hurt her very much, at least not as much as a 25 ft. Great White attached to your lower body would!
kellphil76 -- What I mean is, both characters had no hope of survival by that point: Chrissie actually reaches out to the buoy (which let's Us know just how far out she is in the water, with no help in sight or earshot) before colliding w/ it...but, she, like Eddie, was being dragged about...the difference is, when Eddie hit the side of the boat, that was definite head trauma. Truthfully, neither one of them could have been saved by that point, even if they were brought back to shore...to much bodily damage, trauma, and blood loss. Both horrible, painful ends.
I met the shark who played Jaws on the Universal Studios tour. He's really kind and easy to get along with.
The banana boat attack is awesome
It’s gruesome and realistic, taking a frivolous ocean escapade into horror
One of the best kills of the series
I definitely agree!! One of my favorite kills in the franchise and still freaks me out everytime I see it.
Not really. A shark would not be able to come out of the water at that angle. When great whites breach, they are mostly perpendicular to the waterline. In this scene, the tail end is in the water as the bulk of the body is skimming the surface? Very unrealistic. The best, and saddest, death scene in the franchise is when Marge is killed while saving Sean. That was also the proper angle, as only the shark's head came out of the water.
Agreed. A genuine chilling scene.
And what's really spooky is that the Shark was after the little girl,
"'Thea Broady"', played by child actress , Judith Barsi. Unfortunately Judith was murdered by her own father after
"' JAWS REVENGE '"finished filming. Terribly sad......😢
In Jaws 2, the Shark did not eat the Helicopter. The Shark dismantles the helicopter and devours the pilot. It's probably the best scene from Jaws 2. The rest of the commentary is fair and funny.
yeah, she ate the helicopter pilot, in the deleted scene
That’s right - why is he saying it “literally eats a helicopter”-???
It obvious that the shark has merely torn up the pontoon on one side and the helicopter has capsized- that’s all!
Jaws the Revenge was a terrible film but I still think that attack right at the start on Sean Brody is one of the best and shocking in the entire set of films
@@kevindavis296 It was a scene in the theatrical release. For some reason, it was cut on the DVD and TV adaption.
@@Necrolord76 no it wasn't!
Yeah the swim eddie scene was horrifying
4:36 I thought he said “I got hit by a vampire”
He did. You are correct.
Randall Ulrich I thought he said he got “BIT” by a vampire
It was HIT.
@@Scottocaster6668 it was bit.....r u slow? Why would they write hit instead in the script... common sense above all else
I think it was supposed to be “bit” but the kid clearly says “hit” and then Spielberg said “Annnnd cut! Great! Let’s go on to the next scene now.”
“There are plenty of blankets in heaven.” That one had me laughing for minutes. 🤣
It would have been wrong to say there were more blankets in the sea, because the blanket he found stayed on the boat. No blanket for Eddie.
Jaws didn't ate the helicopter he just sank it.
eat
Not in the deleted scene
@@kevindavis296 In the deleted scene we see the shark eat the pilot underwater. He doesn't eat the chopper.
@@peterkrug4124 l know
@@peterkrug4124 I didn't see him eat the pilot. I thought he just drowned or we had to use the imagination that he ate the pilot.
To be fair, Jaws 2 is the only sequel in the series to mention an actual passage of time in the series. It was established in Jaws 2 that it takes place 4 years after the events of the first film. The older son is supposed to be 16 the younger one is 8. Obviously the actors are much older but it would make sense if in the first film one was 12 and the other was four. The first film's actors look their age.
I was just going to comment something similar, but wanted to cover myself and review previous comments. In the first Jaws film (and book) Michael has just celebrated his 12th birthday and Sean is 6 years old, going on 7. In Jaws 2, you can see a plaque in Chief Brody's office commemorating him on 5 years of dedicated service and considering he just got the job a few months prior in the first film, logic states that in Jaws 2, Michael is 17 (aside from both Martin and Ellen and some of the kids referencing this in fact) and Sean is 11 going on 12. In terms of continuity, Jaws 2 actually hit the mark.
I saw part of Jaws 3D when I was channel surfing once. Even though it wasn't broadcast in 3D it was really obvious what parts were supposed to be in 3D.
“It’s like she’s decided then and there that Eddie’s had it.”
I couldn’t stop laughing at that.
And she was most likely right about that.
RIP Eddie 💔
All of my girlfriends would've left me in the water too. Here's to ya mate. Especially if a roaring shark was around.
I thought that roar sounded familiar...
leah Bradford meeee
The roar was used in the movie duel . pretty sure Tom and Jerry came out after
the roar from Duel was used in Jaws 1, which was the roar of the T-rex from 1929 The Lost World.
@@NoirTech83 it also belongs to Spot the Dragon from the munsters and King Kong 76
I thought it sounded like king kong a little.
I went to Sea World in 1997 or so and while going through the glass tunnel, I said to a staff member, "This is where Jaws 3D was filmed...." He said, "We're not supposed to talk about that."
That helicopter scene isn't as ENTIRELY unrealistic as you'd think. Sharks are attracted to the throbbing sound of a helicopter blades so it's fair to think she would have checked it out. Why she would have continued to attack it is another matter - but it's such an iconic scene of the movie there's no point in denying ourselves the pleasure of rewatching it. :)
There was a movie called Orca the killer whale made in 1977 to cash in on Jaws. It actually has plot similar to the 4th Jaws movie where the killer whale is following a sea captain around to get revenge on him for killing his pregnant mate
Accept Orchas do mate for life and its not unheard of that whales seek revenge for wrongs done to them, much like us, hell they are as smart as us. So the plot of Orcha is a lot more believable than jaws the revenge.
I was just drawing his attention to the existence of the movie.....
tullyDT yeah, the whale shows the captain its food after eating someone.
thats why great whites usually avoid em. Thing is, there is nothing on record anywhere of killer whales attacking humans in the wild.
It's only been recorded in captivity, and it shouldn't come as a surprise. They are intelligent animals, if someone forced a human to live in a bath tub it's safe to say they'd become disturbed and lash out too.
You do realize that Eddie's girlfriend is traumatized, right?
Yeah. Before you mock the things she says you should try to imagine yourself in her place.
and also absolutely GORGEOUS !
@@karatefella So much so that Chief Brody wolf-whistled. 🙄
@@karatefella nice legs she had.
He is Australian, they're dealing with crocs, sharks, and other crazy wildlife shit on daily basis. 😅
You didn't mention that Michael Caine's shirt was dry after swimming up to the boat.
First watched this when I was 3. It was in a caravan on a little portable tv in Weymouth Uk. Around 1981. Been my favourite film ever since.
The "Eddie swim" scene reminds me of the James Bond film Moonraker when James and Dr Goodhead are in Brazil on the cable car and James almost falls off but grabs a side rail and Dr Goodhead says "Hang on, James" and he looks at her funny and says "The thought had occurred to me".
I think the shark deleted death scene in Jaws The Revenge would've been better then the one that was in the actual movie
Absolutely! The alternate ending of Jaws the Revenge, where the ship breaks in half and sinks with the impaled shark, is much better but it still steals the scene from the original Jaws where the headless shark sinks, confusing things further as there's no explosion in this version!
Sad Fact - The child actress that played Thea in Jaws the Revenge was actually murdered by her own father not long after this film was released!
Same here.
What was the deleted scene?
@@horrorhoarder8372 thats sad. :(
The jaws roar is the same as Spot on the Munsters
Oh my goodness..You are right.!
"We're gonna need a bigger boat."
We're gonna need a bigger franchise
Another funny thing about Jaws: The Revenge, they actually offered Roy Scheider a small part, in which it would've been him being killed in the opening scene. So the movie was always supposed to be centered around Mrs. Brody.
There's an extended cut with Ellen Broady dreaming about
Roy Scheider in one of the extended cuts. He has a lot more gray hair and a few more wrinkles. L0L
The director of Jaws the Revenge forgot it was a Jaws movie and not a Godzilla movie. That's why the shark was roaring.
Yeah, I noticed that in the original in '75. Speilberg wasn't usually given to using such noticeably questionable devices. I even noticed that then, and I was a teenager.
OK what was the reason in the first movie? I didn't even know sharks roared
It would have been better as a Godzilla movie 😀
That Shark roaring should never have happened on director
Joseph Sargent's watch. I'm guessing it was some idiot producers who bypassed him and forced that stoopid shyt into the movie. What a shame.
I know this seems weird, but the swings back in those days were ridiculously dangerous. All playground equipment was (typically made from salvage). But the swing chains would rust and then pinch enough to break the skin. Also he says “Got bit by a vampire” - that’s a New York accent with a speech impediment happening.
JAWS is the best. JAWS 2, yeah, okay. JAWS 3D... Give it up! JAWS: THE REVENGE... Why bother? Even Lorraine Gray (Ellen Brody) said it was merely a cash grab.
L0L
Thankfully, "'Jaws 3"' was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a Terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
Dude tiger sharks could eat helecopters
It could be worse. They could give Jaws a shark credit card.
CoolNerd lll Best comment ever. 😂
Don’t leave the reef without it!
Or a one year free all you can eat buffet on Amity island deal.
That roar was also used on the Munsters and the He-Man cartoon as well I believe.
Weren’t the events in Jaws 3-D technically retconned in Jaws: The Revenge?
Which is funny because revenge wound up being much worse.
Yes.
And JAWS 3 had a much more plausible story.
Thankfully, Jaws 3 was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a Terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
This is honestly more entertaining then some of the bigger movie based youtubers
haha Cheers mate hopefully soon I can earn the title of being a bigger based TH-camr and get the fans involved because in my channel all are welcome to get involved :)
Minty Comedic Arts seriously mate this was very entertaining!! I thought “meh I don’t need to see this I know all about Jaws” next thing I knew I’d finished the whole vid! Good stuff keep it up! Hilarious listening to you rant!!
I laughed so many times but most specially at your thoughts on Jaws 4. Thank you for that, I'll go to bed chuckling.
:D
We know that Brody fixed the swing set because his kids lived into adulthood.
You nailed the #1 slot. I remember the reviews when REVENGE debuted. Everybody was remarking how stupid the plot was.
I was younger than 10 years of age when I saw this for the first time. My stepdad and I rented it from our local video store. That shark that looks like a superimposed, paper cutout moving slowly towards the underwater control room was so poorly contrived and executed that we actually threw popcorn at the television as we booed and cursed at it!
Jaws 3D be more specific asshole
@@Tommyblueeyes Pleasant conversation must be your strong point. What the hell do you care? You write the script or something?
@@lucisferre6361 Just saying if you'r gonna make a comment on a shit film, make sure people know it IS the shit film and not the masterpeice......Everyone knows Jaws 3D is shit
@@Tommyblueeyes There'll be no more discussion of this topic from me but I gotta say that if you want to convey a perceived correction to someone, regardless of what your motive is, be it magnanimity or shadenfruede, calling someone "asshole" for a comment that has absolutely nothing to do with you, makes you seem like a real prick.
Thankfully, Jaws 3 was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a Terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better ! !!
We could say that Jaws jumped the shark :-)
Or, would that be "Sharked the jump?"
Beyond the inconsistency in the age of the actors, THERE ARE a couple of indications of the time that passes between the films: in the second, they say several times that 4 years have passed (remember that Jaws I began filming in 1974, year in which it planned to be released, before the technical problems with the shark), and in Jaws 3D, someone comments in a scene that 10 years have passed since the previous one
not only the tom and jerry sound effect , it also sounds like pet spot's roars from the munsters
saw Jaws 3D in the theater when I was a kid & I distinctly remember people laughing at the fx - especially the shark crashing through the window
So even by '83 standards, the effects were terrible
All this might be laughable but no one laughed harder than Steven Spielberg on his way to the bank $
honestly, the best thing to come out of 'The Revenge' was the Jaws theme. I said it.
The theme did sound more menacing.
The Hylden finally someone gets it
Brian Roland the theme was actually really good and they used parts of the original into it but was tweaked a bit. The theme was nicely done and did sound more menacing. But that last film was so terrible. But yet I still like it for some odd reason. But I will add one more thing about it. I think the beginning of the film started off good where they were at Amity. And Sean's death was actually pretty good too. But once they went to the Bahamas the movie went to shit.
I loved the first 15 min or so. Sean's death was disturbing with the Christmas music and having the cameos was great. And then it all went to shit
The music for Revenge is actually really really good, and that's coming from a musician. Micheal Small did it and I'm not sure he's still alive. Basically took the original and modernized it, adding his own themes. Actually the Jaws 3 music is good too. I know Williams did Jaws 2, but that score is a dumpster fire in my opinion.
Hope we enjoyed it? Minty - This is perhaps one of your best videos! Watching you blow a gasket over these clips (not to mention you are totally on target with your assessments) is nothing short of classic, and Minty at his best! I never laughed so hard, or so loud as much as I did on this classic episode. You Rock - Good job mate!
Okay first of all, I do want to point out that the shark in Jaws 2 didn't actually eat the helicopter. It basically just overturned the chopper drowning the harbor patrol pilot inside.
Who else here loves sharks!?
WoodLandGamers me i even have it in my name and profile pic
I respect them.
WoodLandGamers meeeeee
Shut the fuck up
I love me some megalodon
I enjoyed this tremendously, Mark! Many were things that I have laughed at or scratched my head at meself, but others I'd no idea! Thanks for the laughs. :)
I think the boat hit the Bonn in the stomach that was placed in earlier.
The ROAR is an homage to DUEL and JAWS which used the same roar at the end?????
Different roar in different section of the movie.
This is classic Minty. Loved his funny reviews back then. Still love Minty even though his newer stuff isn't as sarcastic. He definitely took this channel in a different direction but still enjoy watching!
Personally, I like the gentler Minty more. I get enough hostility in the real world. His gentle but very accurate assessments of what's wrong with movies are a nice change. He doesn't belittle anyone, but he's still completely honest. Too many TH-camrs exaggerate their reactions. I like that he is genuine with what he thinks without being overly dramatic. Keep it up Minty.
Fish are friends not food maybe that's why Bruce attacks humans
:)
joseph lira I was thinking that too.
😂😂😂
I remember seeing Revenge after it first came out, and the shark did not explode at the end. I watched it again a couple weeks ago, and it still showed him being impaled and just sinking
The roar was also the sound that Spot made on the Munsters. Chief Brody in the end is a desperate move to make you remember that you liked the original.
Regarding the scene where Tina doesn't help Eddie, it's perfectly normal behaviour that she would sit there looking dumbstruck. And also perfectly normal that she would be babbling nonsense when Brody finds her.
It's called shock. I have seen people, young girls especially, who have led pretty sheltered and easy lives, in terrifying and dangerous situations, who just stand there gawping and have to be dragged out of the way, not even having any sense about them to move out of the way of dangerous projectiles coming their way, and even mass brawls spreading towards them.
I experienced a riot once at a punk show, where a bunch of skin-heads turned up. It was bedlam. Blood, glass, broken tables and chairs, and even people being tossed about like rag dolls. I myself had to save a girl who stood right in the path of both a bottle and a chair. And another girl stood right in the middle of the fighting and became injured pretty badly because she was just too shocked to move.
The girl I pulled out of the building, she was talking absolute nonsense when we got outside. Like "I forgot my drink", and "the band isn't finished yet, why are we outside?".
Perfectly normal behaviour.
w0bbl3r I completely agree. It's not stupid; it's just human.
Wow,
Um, not normal behavior?
But I know what you mean 👍.
That's scary though.
That roar is actually "spot" from the munsters,
Jaws's roar cry was taken from the tom and jerry cartoon
Yea it was, spots was longer too.
Jaws is the type of movie where the less you see. The better it is as builds the tension
True, for most of the movie you don't really SEE the shark, right until the "You're gonna need a bigger boat" scene.
Spielberg decided to show less of the shark in Jaws, mostly because the robot shark didn't look convincing. But it proved what many other movies has showed that less often is more.
if the effects weren't so bad, the glass breaking scene would've actually been scary if you think about it. a giant shark coming straight at you and not a damn thing you do will stop it.
The actor Gary Dubin, who played Eddie died in real life a couple of years ago of Leukemia. Chris Rebello, who played Mike Brody in the original Jaws died of a heart attack at the age of 36 in 2002.
Fun video Minty, lots of good laughs, I liked the "there are plenty of blanket in heaven" bit
Hahahaha Poor Eddie, if it wasn't for his love of blankets he might have survived lol
His girlfriend is the kind of love we all search for in this life, utterly devoted to not helping you, and will watch you get eaten by a shark. TRUE ROMANCE!
Minty Comedic Arts your vids are funny as hell keep em coming 😂
I will mate for sure :)
it wasn't a love of blankets, he wanted to bone her on the boat and she was complaining about her dad finding bruises on her, last time, so they needed a blanket to shag on! now i read this back, it makes me wonder what kinda guy her dad was....
"On the WATER?!"
"Well, if we're looking for a shark we're not gonna find him on the land."
"Yeah, but I'm not drunk enough to go out on a boat!"
"Yes, you are."
"No, I'm not!"
"Yes, you are."
"I can't do that!"
"Yes you can."
Saturday Night Live's Landshark 🐟
So?
@@veronicajackman490 Soooo...what? I must've missed something...
@@jerico641
No sweetie you haven't missed anything at all
I was direct & clear with what I posted
Now I'm expecting your answer right away without playing more games
@@veronicajackman490 Sorry to keep you waiting, dear; I was just trying to figure out how I missed all the fun and games to this point. As for an...answer, sorry, but I'm afraid I don't understand the question. I might have said "succinct", but "direct and clear", not so much.
Some how Mrs. Brody can remember flashback scenes from the first movie she wasn't even involved in. The scene with Sean at the dinner table and then the ending with her husband taking out the shark.
It is strange, yeah. The only solution that I can see is that Ellen has some psychic link to her family members, so she had visions of events with her husband and her son.
Many of these are my favorite moments... I love the ridiculous scenes...
Here's a discussion i just imagine taking place with the Jaws franchise.
Joe Alves: Man.. Jaws 3-D was terrible i dont think i couldve sunk it anymore than what its at now..
Joe Sargent: Here, hold my fucking beer!
Joseph Sargent should have known better. I think he was out voted by producers. So sad....
Thankfully, Jaws 3 was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
I really wanted to see how the helicopter was going to toe the boats without crashing into the water. Dam Jaws for denying us of that!
This is quickly became one of my favorite Channels! Thank You so much Minty!
"Well done BITCH!!!" I'M CRYING 😂😂😂😂
I think the reason the girl didn't help Eddie into the boat was because she was too terrified after seeing the shark push the boat away, watching Eddie being dragged through the water and slamming into the boat, and Eddie covered in blood trying to crawl back into the boat.
She was thinking to herself why would I want a mangled boyfriend with his lower torso most likely gone back in this boat????? There are plenty of losers back on the beach.....
What really sucks about Jaws 3D is that Universal made it instead of remaking The Creature from the Black Lagoon. Plus the plot is a rip off of Gorgo.
Hmm... I didn't know that.
Thankfully, "'Jaws 3"' was re-released in 2O16 as a disaster film rather than a terrible horror film. It now has a different beginning, different ending, AND, a giant squid is also trapped inside SeaWorld. At the end, the Shark and the squid Duke it out. Its much better !
"JAWS" isn't the shark. JAWS is the movie and Bruce is the shark. Jeez! Liked it!
Maybe it should have been titled The JAWS Of Bruce. (Scary.)
What is even weirder is Mrs Brody can since the shark lol
Brilliant! The use of 'Nearer My God to Thee' after Eddie's death was class. I love the Jaws movies....even the bad ones! This made me smile. A LOT. :-)
Thanks :) ...yea I love all the JAWS movies. Don't tell anyone this but I do get some cheesy joy out of 3 and 4 but shhhh don't want to start a riot :)
Ahaha! The scene of Jaws roaring did not strike me as funny when I saw the movie years and years ago, but this gave me a good laugh, exactly what I needed today. As always a fab video. Hope you keep making more!
THE most ridiculous moment in all the Jaws movies was when Sheriff Brodies wife kills the shark with her boat in the end of Jaws the Revenge and the goddamned fish actually roared...lol I nearly laughed myself into a hernia when I saw it in the theater. Sharks don't have vocal cords...lolx10
And it had bad gums, could swim backwards, and was never wet! HA
Jaws is my favorite movie and I thoroughly enjoyed you picking it apart like that...😊
"Sharks don't take things personally, Mr. Brody."
I guess Bruce 4 showed her.
i think it was an attempt at a moby dick type plot but ooops it didnt work
I think the flashbacks from revenge was probably Ellen remembering what her husband might have told her of his encounter with the first shark.
Bruce Stuckey Or they weren't flashbacks at all. Maybe it was just an editing thing.
Bruce Stuckey I always thought that too.
I died laughing when Michael Caine caught a backhand from Lorraine Gary
Yeah. Michael Caine should get slapped more often. 😀
The ironic thing is I watched these back to front when I first watched the franchise.
When I fancy watching a 80’s comedy I do sometimes pick jaws the revenge.
Please do a Sharknado video. I love the 4 films and would really appreciate it. Also I just found your channel 4 days ago but I love it alot! I went around and told people to subscribe to you so I hope you'll get newer subs
The shark also roared In the first and third film
Jaws never roared in the first film
It never roared in the first
Speilberg used a roar of a t-rex from an old dinosaur movie in the movie duel in the death of the truck and used that same roar at the end of jaws when the shark blows up, and starts sinking to the bottom. Not sure why lol
Actually from what I remembered when I watched it it growled after it broke through the glass
+Michale Groves I rewatched the scene and it did.
Jaws 3d and 4 best comedy ever.
Always has me in fits of laughter
People after Jaws: afraid to swim
People after Psycho: afraid to shower
And the PSYCHO QUADRILLOGY held its own to the last movie.
And the JAWS QUADRILLOGY just crashed and burned
YOU MISSED MRS BRODIE'S PHYCIC CONECTIONS
What if it wasn't the shark wanting revenge..... But the Brody son wanting revenge since a shark had taken his friends?
William Uchtman Or the revenge was actually Helen's for the shark killing Sean.
The observation of the shark's "roar" is correct, but . . . in the Spielberg movie he ALSO roars, in MANY scenes . . .
He don't eat the helicopter, he just pulls it under
The purpose of the swings reference, along with a reference to the flu of the fireplace that Brody mentions before boarding the Orca, are meant to show Brody as every man who faces an extraordinary challenge. Also Mike didn't say "I got cut by a vampire" he said "I got cut. I got hit by a vampire".
Ken Coakley *bit
Hit by a vampire I agree
I got hit by a vampiah! Hehe.
i always thought he said "bit by a vampire"
A fireplace has a "flue". It provides a conduit for smoke and heat to rise up through the chimney.
sounds to me, and always have, that the kid says… "I got bit by a vampire." he says it fast and in a New England accent, but that's what I've always heard when he says that.
To me it sounds like he says "I got *hit* by a vampire".
Yeah, this is the first time it has ever sounded like he says “hit” instead of “bit”. Kind of strange, actually.
To me, that is, anyway. 🤷
Vampires don't come out during the day either.
I'm not falling for no banana in my boat.
The Eddie sequence was actually great.
Minty, you are hilarious keep up with the videos they're awesome x
The succession of sharks were all family members. The entire timeline was a family vendetta.
Jaws the Revenge was just one big ridiculous moment
It's very much implied that the shark in Jaws 2 was also a relative of the first shark out for revenge. We see it attack the divers near the downed Orca, which means it was prowling that specific area. Later, Brody asks the marine biologists if such a thing would be possible, and she of course shuts him down. So, the through line is there, it's just done much, much subtler than Jaws 4.
Also, Helen Brody in Jaws 4 is absolutely being shown to have psychic visions. Not only of things to come and the past, as you showed with her "seeing" in her mind Chief Brody destroying the first shark, but she practically says she has a psychic link to the shark. She knows it's there, knows it's watching, knows it's hunting her and Mike. They don't believe her until near the end of the film. I am surprised that wasn't up there with the shark roar as the most ridiculous things about the film. Talk about jumping the shark...
I only ever saw the film on TV, and every time they showed the version with the narration intro and the end scene where the shark actually is impaled and pulls the boat down while gurgling blood out of its wounds. I never knew the theatrical version had the exploding shark until I saw it on another TH-cam video...
In the books, the shark in Jaws 2 is impregnated by the original Bruce. It gives birth, just before her death. This baby grows up and becomes the shark in Jaws the revenge. Makes sense 😂
Take a close look at the little red boat “ Eddie “ is hanging on to .
I always notice the “ pre crack “ on the boat top ( you know - the part “ Eddie “ rips off the boat ).
Why did he have to hold on to the broken part he previously fixed with Crazy Glue !?
Yes, I did see that too, waiting for the line to get the top ripped off. 😁
It was that side of the boat that was struck by the shark, which made Eddie fall into the water. And then when the shark attacked Eddie and drove him through the water, crashing into the boat he hit the side of the boat at about the same spot. So it's no wonder the gunwale of the boat cracked after getting rammed twice in a row like that.
I'm going to quote Billy Crystal when he hosted the 72nd Academy Awards in 2000.
The screen shows Michael Cane and Billy says impersonating Michael Cane..."but I like Jaws 4"(LMAO,I still remember that).
Imagine the kid from Shrek 4 saying ‘Do the roar’ to the shark.