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1. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiJaws (Film) - TV Tropes

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   A true shark attack would see the victim bit and dragged sideways or launched into the air by a polaris breach. The shark is said to be 25 feet in length. Great Whites don't grow more than 20 feet, and even that is extremely rare (10-17 feet is the average for a full-grown specimen).

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     He subsequently relinquished the Jaws sequel rights, aside...

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     The offscreen death of Pippet the dog. Extra hard if you're...

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     A page for describing Laconic: Jaws. A Threatening Shark...

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     Heartbeat Soundtrack: In the original ending, you hear the...

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     The novel: Adaptation Displacement: The novel, which was...

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     Why did the shark attack and eat Alex, when there were...

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     "Show me the way to go home..." After the second shark...

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     Sometimes that shark looks right at ya. Right into your...

2. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiShark Week (Film) - TV Tropes

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   Shark Week (a.k.a. Shark Assault) is a 2012 low budget horror movie from The Asylum, starring Patrick Bergin and Yancy Butler. A group of eight seemingly unconnected people are abducted and brought to the secret island compound of wealthy drug dealer and sadist Tiburon.

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   Shark Week: This Asylum-produced film combines Jaws with Saw. Soul Surfer : Based on a True Story . Young surfer Bethany Hamilton almost bleeds to death when a tiger shark bites off her left arm, but she survives and learns to surf extremely well with only one arm.

4. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiShark Jaws (Video Game) - TV Tropes

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   Shark Jaws is a 1975 Atari Arcade Game, created to cash in on the success of the movie Jaws. Atari couldn't get a license from Universal, so they created a subsidiary, Horror Games, to protect them from a lawsuit (which never happened). You control a diver, who chases after a fish, while avoiding a shark.

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   In Moonraker, Bond knees Jaws in the groin while fighting him in the space station. There's a "clang" sound when Bond does so, indicating that Jaws has literal Balls of Steel, just like his teeth. In The World Is Not Enough , Bond makes Renard fall groin first onto a pipe, but since Renard feels no pain , it doesn't affect him.

6. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiSteel (Film) - TV Tropes

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   Steel is a 1997 film based on the DC Comics character of that name, starring Shaquille O'Neal as John Henry Irons, who along with partner Susan "Sparky" Sparx (Annabeth Gish) designs weapons for the military.

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   Was jaws a blockbuster?

   • It is as if God created the devil and gave him.. jaws ." Released in June 1975, Jaws was Hollywood's first Summer Blockbuster, soon to be codified by Star Wars, and a launchpad for the career of its director, Steven Spielberg. Along with Godzilla (1954) and King Kong (1933), it also served as a key inspiration for giant animal rampage movies.

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   Why does Hooper stick his tongue out at the shark hunter?

   • Hooper doesn't admit any such thing afterwards, and he follows it up by sticking his tongue out at the shark hunter when his back is turned. On the Fourth of July, Brody pressures Michael into boating in the estuary, not the ocean, thinking that the shark will attack in the ocean if anywhere. The only victim it claims that day is in the estuary.

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   Why is Hooper furious when he sees a shark?

   • Hooper is furious when he has a chance to examine the body, as (to him) the signs of a shark attack seem obvious. Peter Benchley playing a reporter. "In recent days, a cloud has appeared on the horizon of this beautiful resort community — a cloud in the shape of a killer shark."

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   What is a good example of a shark attack?

   • A classic example when we get our first good look at the shark. Brody is muttering to himself while irritably tossing chum overboard, not expecting anything to happen... then BAM, there's the shark. Especially effective because every previous shark attack has been heralded by the iconic theme music, this one pops up with no warning whatsoever.

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8. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiJaws: The Revenge / WMG - TV Tropes

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   A page for describing WMG: Jaws: The Revenge. Jaws The Revenge is a sequel to The Amityville Horror (1979)The shark swallowed the spatula from the house …