r/Jaws

You're back on dry land.

Movie Ellen hasn't cheated on you.

What do you do about your future?

Me personally I'd wanna get my family out of dodge city as quickly as a transfer would allow me.

I understand that the shark attacks weren't the norm, but I'd also never want anyone i loved to get in the water ever again, because of experiences and what I'd witnessed.

As I said in another thread, even after Bruce was dead, I know I'd still be absolutely terrified and I wouldn't feel safe until I'd gotten out of the water.

I suppose a big counter argument for my stance would be that Brody had already moved his family once for safety reasons and he couldn't "run away" every time.....

I don't think I'd call that running away. As I believe I'd be traumatised by the whole thing, from seeing what happened to Quint, to the boat virtually sinking around you, to being a lucky shot away from being Bruce's dessert course.

I wouldn't want to stay somewhere that could trigger flashbacks at any given moment.

Edit. The question really is "what do you do, if you're Brody?"

I understand they are happy to be alive but at the same time they lost their comrade in a terrifying way , he was their hunting buddy and dare I say - friend?

Brody is in absolute bliss, happiest man alive, smiling like there's no tomorrow, Hooper's asks for Quint and gets a firm and short - no.

Is this actually a realistic way 2 humans would react in this situation or they will feel more grief before smiling so much and drowning in happiness.

Jaws has a few deleted scenes, however, all of them have been found, all except for one, one so violent it had to be cut from the movie, one so infamous among the jaws community, and one so sought after by jaws fans, I am of course talking about the extended Alex Kintner death scene. If you don't know, Alex Kintner's attack scene was supposed to be more violent, with the shark rising out of the water with Alex in his mouth. However, it was cut for 2 reasons, 1. test audiances thought it was too violent, and 2. It showed the shark off too early. Over the years, screenshots and test footage have resurfaced over the years, however, not the full scene itself, however, I want this scene to be found, so it can be preserved and no longer lost, however, I can't do this alone, I need your guy's help, so, will you help me find the Jaws deleted scene that has been lost for 51 years?

First let me say that I enjoyed Jaws 2 a frat deal as a kid. I knew it wasn’t the original but it was enter and much better than the other two sequels. However as I got older and was introduced to John Hancock‘s work I would’ve loved to see his version. The darker version would’ve been more interesting than just kids in boat getting hunted down like a slasher. I still enjoy Jaws 2 as a guilty pleasure but yeah I wish we hit Hancock version. Anybody else feel the same?