Jaws: Shark VS barrels HD CLIP

What’s happening in this movie clip?
Brody (Roy Scheider), Quint (Robert Shaw) and Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) set out on the Orca to hunt the shark. Quint harpoons it with a line attached to a barrel.

What’s the movie about?
When a dangerous great white shark attacks a summer resort town, police chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) teams up with Captain Quint (Robert Shaw) and ichthyologist Matt Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) in order to hunt down the shark.

Credits: © 1975 Universal Pictures

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[Warpedsmac]

Ultimately Brodie was right...they did need a bigger boat....

[SteveMachen-pq]

I saw this movie in 1975 at cinema it was the must see movie of the year . I was 10 years old at the time it was scary, exciting and gripping all in one, excellent movie surpurb cast and still a epic even today 😊

[BigTime]

You know that it’s truly terrifying when Quint realizes they’ve bitten off more than they can chew the whole time the sharks pulling them and then Quints look when the shark surfaces then goes under the water with the barrels is a look that says I’m in disbelief

[danradu]

The quick foreshadowing shot of the tank is pure Spielbergian genius

[DanielChannel]

2:29 That moment you take a breather only to realize that YOU'RE the one who's being hunted now.

[Jokerstylez]

The realization of the shark playing with them saying I can get loose if I want. And the barrels popping right back up as if he's saying care to try again? Phenomenal film.

[jimmybluesm]

When Jaws debuted in theaters in the Summer of 1975 people stayed out of the water. They'd go to the beach, but would not go.swimming.

They'd go out on their boats, and even raft up. But no one wanted to go in the water... Jaws really did have that much of a psychological impact on people...

[dtyodeller]

At that scene, Quint realized what he was up against.

[megamovieman]

One of the things I really like is how at first Quint treated Brody and Hooper like fun little pastimes while he waited for Bruce to show up, but over time he really comes to rely on them and view them as useful. He never could have pulled some of his tricks off without them there. If this had been a success and all three of them had made it out, I wouldn’t be surprised if Quint would even contemplate bringing them back every once in a while as deckhands. He’d never outright ask, of course, but I don’t think he’d object if one of them asked (not that Brody ever would lol).

[Inconvenient_NPC]

1:16 - Jesus, that roar still sends shivers up my spine to this day.

[samalvey]

"Back home we got a taxidermy man, he's gonna have a heart attack when he sees what I've brought him!"

[grahamsmith]

Brilliant how Robert shaw deepens his voice for the character

[GenX_US_Marine]

1:24 That splash on Quint by Jaws said "You're Next"

[Vigilante]

The way quint comes in with that machete is just fantastic

[lepreconvict]

The fact that it roared at 1:16 shows that this isn't just a great white shark. It resembles one, but it is actually a monstrous freak of nature that evolution forgot. Truly terrifying.

[doh]

The cinematography is still out of this world

[RockNRollin]

Hollywood's Most epic movie EVER !!

[OgXiZyro]

The way quint says son of a bit h gets me everytime he was such a good actor 😂😂😂

[privatejets]

THIS MOVIE WAS INSANE 101 !!! One of the greatest ever !!

[ScyllaWyrm]

I've listened to a lot of John Williams' pre-Jaws soundtracks and I'm not sure why he amped up the quality of his music quite as much as he did with this movie. This is the soundtrack where his work became more complex, enjoyable and all around more traditionally classical sounding. It must have something to do with the chemistry with Spielberg and the fact that he liked the material at hand. Or perhaps he had just started to be influenced by certain works of other composers.