The Jaws shark with its mouth open and red title text



On June 20, 1975, a movie about a killer shark changed Hollywood forever. Directed by a 28-year-old Steven Spielberg, Jaws tells the story of a great white shark that terrorizes the...
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Box Office Mojo tracks the Highest-Grossing Films in U.S. History with inflation adjustments. Gone with the Wind leads at $1.90B from 1939. Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope follows with $1.67B in 1977. The Sound of…
Director Jacob Chase breaks down the specific horror films that shaped INSIDIOUS: OUT OF THE FURTHER. He points to Jaws, Poltergeist, and The Descent as key inspirations. For scene blocking and camera work, Chase cites…
Jacob Chase on INSIDIOUS inspirations
Robert Shaw’s birthday brings that JAWS memory back around, the Indianapolis speech first take was a mess because he filmed it drunk. Spielberg had him return the next day, and the sober version is the one that stuck.
Robert Shaw JAWS Indianapolis speech
Just found out directors used to trade congratulatory movie ads whenever a box office record got smashed, and the collage of these is wild. It’s got Star Wars, Jaws, E.T., Jurassic World, The Force Awakens, Avengers,…
Movie merch rarely gets this creative. Bandai Namco made a JAWS (1975) bath bomb in Japan, and the packaging alone is a whole vibe: a shark's head rising out of the water. Easily one of the coolest tie-ins ever. #Jaws…
JAWS 1975 bath bomb from Japan
Jaws 3-D hit theaters 43 years ago today. Universal fast-tracked the movie to ride the 3D wave of the early '80s. The novelty ended up eclipsing the film, making it one of the most notorious entries in the franchise.
Jaws 3-D 43rd anniversary
Keanu Reeves has shared details about his upcoming film, describing it as a blend of "Groundhog Day" and "Jaws." The plot centers on a smuggler caught in a time loop, compelled to repeatedly endure a perilous sea mission…
The shot from the top of Quint's crow's nest in *Jaws* (1975) is a masterclass in cinematic tension. A single angle transforms the open ocean into something vast, beautiful, and deeply unsettling.
Jaws 1975 Quint crow's nest shot