#jaws 3D

[swedebeast]

[ensalada-de-lengua-de-pajaritos]

Hey! Don't panic! (with a deja vu)

[fanofspooky]

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water…

[brokehorrorfan]

Fright-Rags has released three Jaws 3D shirts - including one that comes with 3D glasses! - designed by Kyle Crawford and Joe Guy Allard for $30 each. A Jaws 32-ounce souvenir cup designed by Nathan Thomas Milliner is also available for $7.

[cosmicretreat]

[randomdeinonychus]

Just want to take a moment to say this shot in MEG 2: THE TRENCH from the inside a Meg's mouth as it eats people was amazing.

It was like a competent version of the scene where Fitzroyce gets swallowed whole in JAWS 3-D with a tiny dash of the "abduction" scene from NOPE.

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

I had a dream last night that I found a bargain bin DVD collection of a bunch of shitty 3D movies from the 80s and it came with two pairs of those red and cyan glasses, and I was so disappointed to wake up because I wanted to have a b-movie marathon...

[normalaboutmedia]

jaws 3d enhanced

[ekkolovett]

[funny-1-coonmon]

Gnaws

[wukodork]

Jaws 3D walked so Jurassic Park could steal its lunch money

[marisatomay]

Anti-intellectuals are always making up a cinephile that can’t shut up about experimental short films that only screen once every ten years at a specific theater in Toronto and no you’re not invited because they’re better than you meanwhile the Criterion Channel and I are both trying to get people to watch Cocktail (1988)

[fanofspooky]

Jaws: The Revenge

1987 • PG-13 • 1h29m

Chief Brody's widow believes that her family is deliberately being targeted by another shark in search of revenge.

[goryhorroor]

james gunn’s favorite horror movies (50-1)

[kaen-ace-of-diamonds]

entranced by the video of this enormous beautiful lady again and it reminded me 

rewatching Jaws in the theater made it click for me why, despite being very clearly a seventies animatronic, the shark in this movie has always felt more real and more intimidating than the majority of CGI sharks in modern movies, which move realistically faster and more fluidly

it’s the fact that it is an animatronic, and a fucking big one, that makes it so even if its stiff movements might come off as goofy it still evokes better than anything else the fear that there is something HUGE, RIGHT THERE, and it WANTS TO EAT YOU. 

even if the CGI sharks look and move more like real sharks, there’s still an intangibility to them that takes you out of the movie and fails to scare

like here, one of my favorite scares in the whole movie:

a CG shark’s colors are not going to blend in with the water the way the animatronic shark’s do. you’re going to register exactly what you’re looking at there right away, while here it’s only there for a couple seconds and then sinks away before you’ve gotten a proper look: all you register are the primal fears of BIG and MOUTH and RIGHT THERE. I feel like that’s a lot closer to what spotting a real shark in the water would feel like. 

and sure, you might be able to see all of its inner workings once it’s out of the water, but still! you can look it in the fucking eyes! water is sloughing off of it! there’s blood on its teeth! 

BIG. HUNGRY. RIGHT THERE. That shit from Shark Night could NEVER.