it's the 50th anniversery of Jaws. I strapped on a galvanic skin response device and watched Jaws to see exactly what my central nervous system experienced during the movie for my book.

I didn’t have specific memories of the movie, but when we were in the Universal Studios Florida Park a couple of years ago we did the JAWS ride twice in a row. It was very dated, but so much fun, especially because of the human actors. You see some of it in the background in this post

Today is the 50th anniversary of “Jaws”.

Steven Spielberg’s film made the summer blockbuster and was a masterclass in creating suspense in a monster thriller.

We don’t see the shark until 81st minute of the 124-minute film (65% way in).

It was a stroke of luck: the original https://t.co/xcpak6owoV

Trung Phan

Executive Editor, Sherwood.news, writes Numlock.com, author of You Are What You Watch

I didn’t have specific memories of the movie, but when we were in the Universal Studios Florida Park a couple of years ago we did the JAWS ride twice in a row. It was very dated, but so much fun, especially because of the human actors. You see some of it in the background in this post https://x.com/trungtphan/status/1936093519439184208?s=46&t=l69bNGXsI5r6Rw7Uj5ZPLQ