What’s sad is that brodys wife looks up at Brody knowing as soon as he heard those words..he wasn’t going to stop now till it was dead or everyone was safe...She probably knew the whole time that it was a shark..just didn’t want Brody to go back after another one after barely surviving against the first one...
Personally I hope that her boss got what was coming to him since he egged everyone to firing Martin even after he showed the evidence which they all childishly dismissed cuz they didn’t want to admit they were wrong minus Larry that is.
Ann Dusenberry is the actress who played Tina and what a powerful and moving performance. I don't know how anyone could ever recover from such a harrowing experience, if that happened in real life. The name of her boat was probably chosen to contrast with what turned out to be "Tina's Terror"
This scene ranks as one of the greatest moments in movies because Ann captured the full intensity of how everyone was feeling and made it her own. She really made this scene.
I love how Brody calls for Ellen to help out, and she doesn't even hesitate. Hell, the way they both go into "parent mode" to try and take care of Tina is a nice touch.
I was the same. When I was little and watched this film, I thought Tina was a bit of a pushover at the side of the other people in the film and that she more affected by the shark attacks than anyone else. Now when I see it, I’m just astounded by how accurately she played a traumatised girl and how realistic she is! Some of the finest and most convincing acting I’ve seen!
She's a hell of an actress , I remember this part when I was a kid it's still as convincing and real today as it was back in the day . She should have been looked at for and Oscar.
TheRivrPrncess another TH-cam recreational contradictor. Plenty of people objectively unable to have changed an outcome in a tragic death and even did what they reasonably could (yelling at him to swim), commonly suffer from it, especially when she loved him.
@@jamesfrench7299 No. Had she tried to save him she would have been dragged out of the boat as he was dragged under. Learn about things before you post.
TheRivrPrncess that...wasn’t what they were saying. They’re saying it’s a common reaction to seeing someone die in front of you. People go through it in traumatic life and death experiences. Of course there’s nothing she could of done to save him. But regardless it’s a common response to traumatic events for the victim of mental trauma and shock to blame themselves for the death of someone they witnessed. It wasn’t Tina’s fault and nothing she could of done would of saved her boyfriend from this tragedy. Regardless it would be understandable if she blamed herself, it’s a tragic response one can have to shock and grief.
Chief Brody is one of the greatest cinematic heroes of all time. Most people would be too afraid to relive the previous horror. Brody removes all fear and gets to work!! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽💯💯💯
This reminds me of the scene in Jaws when Brody and Hooper finds Ben Gardners boat. There is a feeling of dread even if the shark itself isn't present, you can still feel it's presence. The actress conveys shock and fear so well it never fails to send a cold shiver down my spine every time I watch this clip.
Incredible acting and direction. It's how the characters react to fear and trauma that helps make a horror movie really scary. She's in total shock and its very realistically portrayed.
The ABC broadcast (with the deleted scenes which made the movie dragged on even more in between the water skier and Eddie attacks) dubbed him saying " don't give me that crap".
What’s sad is that brodys wife looks up at Brody knowing as soon as he heard those words..he wasn’t going to stop now till it was dead or everyone was safe...She probably knew the whole time that it was a shark..just didn’t want Brody to go back after another one after barely surviving against the first one...
Jaws 2 is a masterpiece, and worthy sequel to the perfect original. Tina's fear confirms things for Brody. From there, one thing was clear...the shark must DIE. Now, don't give me that shit! POINT!!!!!
@@chiefscheider Not at all funny. If you don't feel for a movie character you either will not feel for real life people or your attitude will cause others to not feel for people in real life situations.
@@chiefscheider Yes, I've seen the movie. So, what you said wasn't a joke, but what the rest of what I said still applies. Have you not read the comments of people saying how sorry they are and how they imagine she would be affected? It is horrible to imagine her being the way you said and it is not something that should have been said.
Not sure if it's been mentioned but in a recent interview Ann Dusenberry revealed Roy Scheider suggested she try that stuttered delivery. Fair to say it was effective!!
After all these decades, when I first watched Jaws 2 in the theater as a child, Tina’s terrified scream of, “shark!!!” still gives me goosebumps. Possibly the best scene of the movie.
Much of this movie is forgettable, but Ann Dusenberry's scene as the traumatized Tina momentarily lifts the film into the horror classic it could have been. I'm watching her now in the 1978 TV-movie version of Little Women and was reminded how memorable she was in her small part in Jaws 2
Despite not wanting to do Jaws 2, I've always thought and still think that Roy Scheider gave an excellent performance. Jaws 2 is a more than decent film that is "victimized" by the simple fact that no sequel could top the original "Jaws" for sheer impact on so many levels. He still did a wonderful job, though.
@@wessley4606 What? She sold being in shocking after seeing her boyfriend eaten in front of her really well. Especially when she's cries out Sh sh sh sh SHARK!!!!!!!!!!!
Funny thing, Ann Dusenberry's (Tina) real life husbands also composed a memorable villain's theme for 2 films The T-800 theme from Terminator and the T-1000's from Terminator 2.
One of Brad Fiedel's best scores is for the original Fright Night from 1985. Very atmospheric. I was surprised to learn that his last theatrical film was Johnny Mnemonic. He scored a few TV movies after that up until 1999.
1:57 Brody knows how doest it feel: seeing a person being devoured alive by a giant White Shark... just in front of you, and you' re powerless, you can do nothing but watch.
True, and a funny line was just before this scene when he said "Look, Chief, you're not chief anymore I can't let you take her out!" (referring to the police boat). btw the actor who played Hendricks initially turned down the sequel because his part was so small and it was basically for comic relief with a co-deputy. When the new director took over he made the changes bc he liked the character so much in the original.
- Don't give me that shit, point! - There! People forget that Brody essentially has few hours of experience in navigation and driving boats whatsoever thanks to his fateful adventure with Bruce.
The entire expierence of growing up in the 70's: the adults showing up too late fighting amongst themselves, the rebelious kids are already mauled, and when it comes down to getting it done, cut right through it with in exasperation yelling... "Don't give me that shit. Point!" And ladies and gentlemen the award for greatest symbol of the decade goes to.... the nose of Roy Scheider!!
I don't understand this scene. Wasn't his son on board and get eaten by the shark? Later on in the movie his son shows up with 2 other friends on a sailboat.
I always wonder why it is people at the time never picked up on moments like this when reviewing the film, but those of us who grew up watching it at home never missed them and always remembered them. It's like "Do you not SEE this shit?! How could you miss something this harrowing?!"
You would think after the first Jaws movie, Brody would've gotten a BIGGER Boat xD That one's smaller than the one they were on in the first movie! The one Jaws Sunk!
The minute Tina screams "Shark!!!", Brody knows he has a witness to a shark attack. I would love to have seen the faces on the idiot woman scientist and the townhall council members and see what they could come up with to dispute her claim. The townhall council is more concerned about tourist. Worry about getting sued by Eddie's parents when they find out they neglected to listen to Brody and close the beach.
I always liked to think there was an intended deleted scene where that dipshit councilman saw Tina freak out at the precinct house and realized that he done fucked up, and then the scene with him and Ellen outside on the street occurred. But they never got to write it or film it. But in my head canon, that's what happened.
@@davehug5405 probably both...Considering this shark nearly killed both his sons...And the last shark nearly killed his youngest, and killed quint...a guy who Brody thought could kill any shark...
I don't even want to think about what could have happened if that other boat hadn't picked them up especially when they showed us the bottom of the boat I mean it makes you wonder" Oh lord! Where's the shark? Is it anywhere close to where they're at?
Notice the position of the larger RED CASE as Brody's boat approaches the sail boat (its tucked under). Then Brody boards the boat and when they cut back, suddenly the red case is now positioned in the middle of the boat. Of course at this point we're suppose to believe that Brody can't / doesn't see Tina (really...? that deserves an eye roll) then, OMG, low and behold he sees that someone is under there! And again, magically the red case is once again shoved under so Brody has to move the red case in order to get to Tina. This is the sort of thing even a first year film student wouldn't allow.
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It’s that look that shows on Brody’s face after Tina yells Shark. He realises he knows what he’s got to do & go through that hell again.
Oh ya
How am I going to top that oxygen tank explosion?!?
Don't worry Brody, have faith 😉
What’s sad is that brodys wife looks up at Brody knowing as soon as he heard those words..he wasn’t going to stop now till it was dead or everyone was safe...She probably knew the whole time that it was a shark..just didn’t want Brody to go back after another one after barely surviving against the first one...
Personally I hope that her boss got what was coming to him since he egged everyone to firing Martin even after he showed the evidence which they all childishly dismissed cuz they didn’t want to admit they were wrong minus Larry that is.
The actress playing Tina is amazing. I felt so awful for her. So terrified she could barely catch her breath.
Gary dubin died in real life
@@jimmyo1123I read but I forgot how long ago.
Ann Dusenberry is the actress who played Tina and what a powerful and moving performance. I don't know how anyone could ever recover from such a harrowing experience, if that happened in real life. The name of her boat was probably chosen to contrast with what turned out to be "Tina's Terror"
This scene ranks as one of the greatest moments in movies because Ann captured the full intensity of how everyone was feeling and made it her own. She really made this scene.
Absolutely
This scene made me cry
No matter how many times I watch this scene it still gives me chills.
💯
SSSSSSSSSSSHARK! SHAAAAAARRRK!
I love how Brody calls for Ellen to help out, and she doesn't even hesitate. Hell, the way they both go into "parent mode" to try and take care of Tina is a nice touch.
Many times females just just relate better with each other
As a kid I laughed at Tina's scream lol
But now I just admire the actress's acting. The terror she portrayed here is so real!
I was the same. When I was little and watched this film, I thought Tina was a bit of a pushover at the side of the other people in the film and that she more affected by the shark attacks than anyone else. Now when I see it, I’m just astounded by how accurately she played a traumatised girl and how realistic she is! Some of the finest and most convincing acting I’ve seen!
You can only imagine the feeling in Brody’s stomach when Tina screamed
As soon as she said shark you can see the chief thinking “FML…”
Damn ! Give her an Academy Award ! She gave me chills
My heart broke for her.
Yes, she did a great job!
"Don't give me that shit POINT" is cinema gold!!!!😂
She's a hell of an actress , I remember this part when I was a kid it's still as convincing and real today as it was back in the day . She should have been looked at for and Oscar.
When she yells shark and seeing Brodys face of "not again" gives me chills
I bet part of him was hoping he was wrong
She really portrayed someone in extreme shock very well. Great acting.
She's going to have a horrendous case of survivor's guilt. Poor girl.
No she isn't. There was nothing she could have done to save him. She was in shock, seeing what was happening.
TheRivrPrncess another TH-cam recreational contradictor.
Plenty of people objectively unable to have changed an outcome in a tragic death and even did what they reasonably could (yelling at him to swim), commonly suffer from it, especially when she loved him.
@@jamesfrench7299 No. Had she tried to save him she would have been dragged out of the boat as he was dragged under. Learn about things before you post.
TheRivrPrncess oooo you learned me!
TheRivrPrncess that...wasn’t what they were saying. They’re saying it’s a common reaction to seeing someone die in front of you. People go through it in traumatic life and death experiences. Of course there’s nothing she could of done to save him. But regardless it’s a common response to traumatic events for the victim of mental trauma and shock to blame themselves for the death of someone they witnessed. It wasn’t Tina’s fault and nothing she could of done would of saved her boyfriend from this tragedy. Regardless it would be understandable if she blamed herself, it’s a tragic response one can have to shock and grief.
The actress in this scene absolutely kills it! Totally convincing!
Say what you will about the movie as a whole but Ann Dusenberry gives it her all here.
So true. She was paralyzed with fear when Eddie was attacked, and she is in major shock in this scene.
Support Worker. That’s a bit weird
@@abigailflood6209 just a bit 😂
That ""SSSHHARRRRRK" line alone sent goosebumps, no matter how many times I rewatch Jaws 2.
@@abigailflood6209LOL that's an understatement
This scene was excellent. That’s what sheer fright looks like.
The very definition of "scared" right here.
Wonderful acting in this scene.
Scary by the shark
Ann Dusenberry's acting here is next level.
If you'd like a glimpse of Ann's dusenberries, check out The Men's Club with the one and only me. She does a topless scene that's miraculous
@@chiefscheider She's beautiful too
Chief Brody is one of the greatest cinematic heroes of all time. Most people would be too afraid to relive the previous horror. Brody removes all fear and gets to work!! ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽💯💯💯
Damn right I am! Right up there with John McClane, Indiana Jones, and Dirty Harry 😎
Like Hercules.
Why Ann Dusenbury never became a household name with acting that good is beyond me.
She could have become the heroine of the series.
She is absolutely breathtaking 😍!!!
This reminds me of the scene in Jaws when Brody and Hooper finds Ben Gardners boat. There is a feeling of dread even if the shark itself isn't present, you can still feel it's presence. The actress conveys shock and fear so well it never fails to send a cold shiver down my spine every time I watch this clip.
Ann Dingleberry is superb in this scene 👍
Ann Dusenberry (Tina) should've gotten some recognition for this. She did an amazing job.
This was a great movie. This was traumatized beyond recognition.
Incredible acting and direction. It's how the characters react to fear and trauma that helps make a horror movie really scary. She's in total shock and its very realistically portrayed.
That acting is superb by all involved especially Tina
Great scene. Tina was paralyzed with fear.
"Don't give me that shit, point!"
Nice nod to Brody not being very knowledgeable about the ocean or boating in the first film.
wonderful acting
Never forgot this scene since childhood. Looked it up specifically. One of the most haunting movie scenes I know. That scream is blood curdling...😖
"Don't give me that shit! Point!" 😂😂 brilliant.
The ABC broadcast (with the deleted scenes which made the movie dragged on even more in between the water skier and Eddie attacks) dubbed him saying " don't give me that crap".
I don't think anyone could have done a better acting job on that scene that girl did!
What’s sad is that brodys wife looks up at Brody knowing as soon as he heard those words..he wasn’t going to stop now till it was dead or everyone was safe...She probably knew the whole time that it was a shark..just didn’t want Brody to go back after another one after barely surviving against the first one...
That's EXACTLY how that would be too. You just can't get your words out. That's about as real as it gets. I hope she won an Oscar for this.
Her performance is gripping. She makes you believe it.
Good piece of acting !
True, Jeffrey Kramer was terrific in both Jaws films.
The very moment Brody’s fears and suspicions are confirmed.
👍
Jaws 2 is a masterpiece, and worthy sequel to the perfect original.
Tina's fear confirms things for Brody. From there, one thing was clear...the shark must DIE.
Now, don't give me that shit! POINT!!!!!
It died at the end by accidently biting the wire
THERE
That attack shattered her beyond reason. She'll never get over that.
To this day the only words she speaks are "Make it go away..."
@@chiefscheider Not at all funny. If you don't feel for a movie character you either will not feel for real life people or your attitude will cause others to not feel for people in real life situations.
@@TheRivrPrncess Have you even seen the movie? It's what she said after Eddie got pulled under. Lighten up a little, Sunshine 🙄
Sunnchilde her life won't be the same. Horrifying.
@@chiefscheider Yes, I've seen the movie. So, what you said wasn't a joke, but what the rest of what I said still applies. Have you not read the comments of people saying how sorry they are and how they imagine she would be affected? It is horrible to imagine her being the way you said and it is not something that should have been said.
One of the most iconic scenes ever
The actress playing Tina, did one hell of an acting job..........👍
Poor girl in shock!
After discovering a shark killed a boy and the girl in the boat is alive in shock Brody is a man on a mission.
Not sure if it's been mentioned but in a recent interview Ann Dusenberry revealed Roy Scheider suggested she try that stuttered delivery. Fair to say it was effective!!
After all these decades, when I first watched Jaws 2 in the theater as a child, Tina’s terrified scream of, “shark!!!” still gives me goosebumps.
Possibly the best scene of the movie.
That shark really spooked her good
1:56 Brody's moment of ultimate confirmation. Shit's on.
This scene always sends chills down my spine.
Great acting on her part. award worthy
Much of this movie is forgettable, but Ann Dusenberry's scene as the traumatized Tina momentarily lifts the film into the horror classic it could have been. I'm watching her now in the 1978 TV-movie version of Little Women and was reminded how memorable she was in her small part in Jaws 2
"Don't give me that shit! Point!"
Despite not wanting to do Jaws 2, I've always thought and still think that Roy Scheider gave an excellent performance. Jaws 2 is a more than decent film that is "victimized" by the simple fact that no sequel could top the original "Jaws" for sheer impact on so many levels. He still did a wonderful job, though.
She deserved an oscar for this scene.
@@wessley4606 What? She sold being in shocking after seeing her boyfriend eaten in front of her really well. Especially when she's cries out Sh sh sh sh SHARK!!!!!!!!!!!
@@wessley4606 Stinky 🤣
Roy Scheider was so handsome during his mid-30's to late 40's 😍
Loved how Roy gave Tina a hug and tried to comfort her
It was in the script so I had to do it 😁
@@chiefscheider Roy schider is that you?
@@chiefscheider loved it you and Ellen did Awsome good job
Thanks! A hug for you too 😇
@@chiefscheider am I talking to the Roy schider?
Funny thing, Ann Dusenberry's (Tina) real life husbands also composed a memorable villain's theme for 2 films
The T-800 theme from Terminator and the T-1000's from Terminator 2.
One of Brad Fiedel's best scores is for the original Fright Night from 1985. Very atmospheric.
I was surprised to learn that his last theatrical film was Johnny Mnemonic. He scored a few TV movies after that up until 1999.
Don't give me that s*** just point. Captain Brody's like and here we go again time to take It on.
That line was hilarious. Brody didn’t like the ocean so he left the boating duties to Hendricks, who tried to get all nautical in his directions.
Captain Brody 😄
I forgot when they fired him as Chief they promoted him to Capt
1:57 Brody knows how doest it feel: seeing a person being devoured alive by a giant White Shark... just in front of you, and you' re powerless, you can do nothing but watch.
1:56 Brody: Ah sH*t, here we go again.
Cool that the other guy still refers to brody as Chief despite him having lost the job
True, and a funny line was just before this scene when he said "Look, Chief, you're not chief anymore I can't let you take her out!" (referring to the police boat).
btw the actor who played Hendricks initially turned down the sequel because his part was so small and it was basically for comic relief with a co-deputy. When the new director took over he made the changes bc he liked the character so much in the original.
I guess just out of habit. The Hendricks in the novel was a lot different than the Hendricks in the movie.
Poor Tina. She and Eddie made for a very nice couple. Eddie is her boyfriend that was killed by the shark earlier.
2:27 don't give me that shit, point(yells)
Great performance really convincing.
One of the Greatest screams in cinema history EVER!
absolutely
Poor Tina , she didn’t deserve to watch Eddie getting murdered in front of her.
Poor Tina?!! More like Poor Eddie didn’t deserve to get dragged through the water and eaten alive by a shark because Tina wanted a stupid blanket!!!
@@its_rick_james_bich2575 both of them didn’t deserve any of it
You can see some of the pale skin on Tina
1:56 …
Poor thing…🥺💔💔💔
(That’s what my daughter says EVERY TIME we watch this classic 🎞️!!!)
After watching her boyfriend getting devoured by shark, I don't blame Tina for feeling the way she felt.
Don't gimme that shit point lol
such a great line haha
- Don't give me that shit, point!
- There!
People forget that Brody essentially has few hours of experience in navigation and driving boats whatsoever thanks to his fateful adventure with Bruce.
That's why Brody should have had Hendrix stay with him. Ellen could take care of Tina.
Also, he's not a fan of boating or the sea.
I feel bad 😢 I wanna hug her and say u are okay
Theres a nod to this scene in Jaws 3, a sign reading, sh sh SHARK...
Jaws 2 isn’t perfect but it had the Jaws charm from part 1
Tina screaming "shaaaarkkk" still rips through my spine everytime I hear it...
no need for Jaws 3 or 4
Don't Give me that shit, point(yells)
Tina is in the same situation as Mrs kinter they both lost their loved ones to a shark.
DON'T GIMME THAT SHIT, POINT!!! Ho I love Brody cause hes hilarious and badass at the same time.
I like her acting
@1:52 - 1:56 Tina's scared and Chief Brody's OMG look says it all.
And Brody’s also thinking back to his comment to Vaughn, “You just remember this conversation, Larry. You just remember it!”
She's in shock
Brodies face when she’s says shark
Gives me shivers man. I does. Knowing that he was right all along and another shark was out for blood
The entire expierence of growing up in the 70's: the adults showing up too late fighting amongst themselves, the rebelious kids are already mauled, and when it comes down to getting it done, cut right through it with in exasperation yelling... "Don't give me that shit. Point!" And ladies and gentlemen the award for greatest symbol of the decade goes to.... the nose of Roy Scheider!!
One word awesome
Sh sh sh sh sh shhhhhhh SHARK !!!!!!!!!
Scared the hell out of me
Shhhhhhhhhhhh 🤫
2:30 Don't give me that shit POINT!!
I don't understand this scene. Wasn't his son on board and get eaten by the shark? Later on in the movie his son shows up with 2 other friends on a sailboat.
It wasn't his son that got eaten, it was the guy named Eddie. Brody's sons were Mike and Sean.
Brody's "Got it!"👍
I always wonder why it is people at the time never picked up on moments like this when reviewing the film, but those of us who grew up watching it at home never missed them and always remembered them. It's like "Do you not SEE this shit?! How could you miss something this harrowing?!"
You would think after the first Jaws movie, Brody would've gotten a BIGGER Boat xD That one's smaller than the one they were on in the first movie! The one Jaws Sunk!
Not Jaws, Bruce!🤣
The minute Tina screams "Shark!!!", Brody knows he has a witness to a shark attack. I would love to have seen the faces on the idiot woman scientist and the townhall council members and see what they could come up with to dispute her claim.
The townhall council is more concerned about tourist. Worry about getting sued by Eddie's parents when they find out they neglected to listen to Brody and close the beach.
I always liked to think there was an intended deleted scene where that dipshit councilman saw Tina freak out at the precinct house and realized that he done fucked up, and then the scene with him and Ellen outside on the street occurred. But they never got to write it or film it. But in my head canon, that's what happened.
Because she very traumatized
There's the group of teenage sailors too
Her acting is obviously beyond ❤ I would love to know how many takes, if any besides this one, she had to do.
I hated Len in Jaws 2 he had it out for Brody,but I’m sure he got his when Ellen berated him.
Jaws 2 is more horrifying than Jaws 1, but there's still humour.
It's not horrifying in any way, there's never blood in the water..... it's a bit mild compared to the rest
If Chief Brody died of fear from the shark in a delayed response, then this girl doesn't stand a chance surviving!
Jaws IV is a retarded movie.
Did he die from the 1st shark or the one on this film
@@davehug5405 probably both...Considering this shark nearly killed both his sons...And the last shark nearly killed his youngest, and killed quint...a guy who Brody thought could kill any shark...
Brody died between 3 and 4. It was implied that he had PTSD from the first two films and died of a heart attack in his sleep from a nightmare.
@@ShadowFox746
Can't exactly blame him for having PTSD tbh.
Great sequel
Imagine a new jaws film with Tina as the heroine
Anyone ever wonder what if the other boat didn't pick them up after Brody left? Lol.
I don't even want to think about what could have happened if that other boat hadn't picked them up especially when they showed us the bottom of the boat I mean it makes you wonder" Oh lord! Where's the shark? Is it anywhere close to where they're at?
Sh sh sh sh shaaaaaark!
Mean old shark.
Notice the position of the larger RED CASE as Brody's boat approaches the sail boat (its tucked under). Then Brody boards the boat and when they cut back, suddenly the red case is now positioned in the middle of the boat. Of course at this point we're suppose to believe that Brody can't / doesn't see Tina (really...? that deserves an eye roll) then, OMG, low and behold he sees that someone is under there! And again, magically the red case is once again shoved under so Brody has to move the red case in order to get to Tina. This is the sort of thing even a first year film student wouldn't allow.
It's _lo_ and behold. Even a high school freshman knows that.
Yeah, because she totally was not hiding under the boat roof and not the box which we can see [sarcasm].
norma you forgot my knowledge of the waters around here
Underrated sequel but this shark was a more generic looking.
Poor old Tina
Shark killed Her Boyfriend