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Can I ask what is the song in the end ? The beat of that is absolutely wild

Nah….just watch the original.

He's always been a looker

Μοναδικο!!!

I remember watching this as a child...last scene is powerful and sad

while latrell was dancing alone on the other spot😂

How dare y’all cut out the white girl scene!

Thanks for posting this. For some reason, I remembered the part as played by Jeff Fahey. Him Carrey was still kind of unknown at this point, though Once Bitten was one hilarious flick.

Wow! He Fired the whole bullet! That's like... 65% more bullet per bullet!

I always loved the message of the indigenous bullet being the one to take out the whisky bottle, considering how devastating addiction has been in Native communities.

Robert Shaw's entire performance as Quint is iconic, but this scene is legendary.

So the actual scene from Spielberg’s 1975 film without the added crap. As noted elsewhere, Spielberg trusted his actors and Robert Shaw justifies that trust with his quiet and understated brilliance in this scene: ruclips.net/video/xO60RohuARY/видео.htmlsi=UvmSFMIPZUfhLLq5

I think that head popping out of a water was a brontosaurus 🦕 or plesiosaurs .

I like how the editing made Hooper look like an absolute douche,

The scariest part about this scene, like in most of Jaws, is how you don't actually see everything happening. It's left completely to your imagination. Adding these visuals takes away from that

This isn't Quint's story visualized. This is just scenes from a shitty movie randomly cut over Quint's monologue with absolutely no attention spent on what Quint is saying.

The white buffalo was a practical effect (NO CGI in 1977) and it was a HUGE animatronic Model /Puppet. JUST AMAZING!!!!!!

Let me break it down for you

Did anyone noticed that Dino De Laurantis re-used the Universal Stock Roars from his previous movie, which is Kong's roar from King Kong 1976?

The CGI sharks look so stupid 😂😂

Can't make a scene if you ain't got the green 😊😂

1:19-1:23😂😂😂

In Jaws (1975), Richard Dreyfuss didn't even have to act as he stared in awe at Robert Shaw's delivery of the USS Indianapolis speech. Dreyfuss explains this in the bonus Blu-Ray footage. "Robert told that story, [I] couldn't keep my eyes off him".

For being an ALL the scenes titled is ironic how it actually lacks to have them all

This is terrible. Get rid of the music!

4:07

A boeing 707 with square windows

This movie had the best casting of any I’d ever seen.

The numbers are a bit off. Great scene!

😂😂está escena genial 👏👏👏👌👍!!!!!

This is one of the most underrated scenes in history. Him pulling that cartoon gun out was the equivalent of the old gunfighter pulling out his old gun that he hadn’t used in forever for 1 more showdown. Great stuff.

i just rewatched TROTD after many years and had forgotten the Lizzy character - but thought she was great - and just now looking her up - wow - didn't expect it to be Cersei.. crazy

SON OF KONG was whipped out in the latter of 1933, the same year as KING KONG was released. Restricted by a smaller budget than its predecessor, scriptwriter Ruth Rose (scriptwriter for KING KONG and producer/director Ernest Schoedsack’s wife) was encouraged to write a lighter ‘serio-comedy’ that could be released theatrically by the end of the year while the going was hot. Special effects pioneer and stop-motion animator Willis O’Brien, disheartened by the comedic direction that the film had taken (along with other various reasons), requested that his name be removed from the credits. During filming, O’Brien’s wife shot their two sons and then turned the gun on herself. Her suicide attempt failed, but their sons died from their wounds. There is a famous publicity photograph of O’Brien that was taken, on insistence of Merian C. Cooper, on the same day that he learned of the murder/suicide, that he promptly ripped to pieces. The photo was retrieved by a set worker, taped together (samples of this photo found on the internet have, the tear lines digitally repaired, but the ‘Scotch taped’ version exists in books). You can see the devastating anguish on his face, and this is why Kong’s son flips the bird; it’s intended for Cooper. Though he’s never referred to by name in the film, Kong’s son is famously known as Kiko (the words ‘king’ and ‘Kong’ combined). Actor Robert Armstrong, who portrayed film producer Carl Denham in both films, has stated that he enjoyed working in SON OF KONG more than the original, as Denham’s character was more fully developed and given a love interest. The Styracosaur was the same stop-motion model (sculpted by Mexican artist Marcel Delgado) that was used in a deleted scene in KING KONG, that chased the sailors onto the log before Kong shook them off into the ravine. The sea serpent was a refurbished version of the mechanical sauropod model used in the swamp scene in KING KONG. Kiko, himself, was built from one of the armatures of Kong. Stop-motion animator Pete Peterson did most of the hands-on animation, and later worked with O’Brien on the film THE BLACK SCORPION. Some of the creature models used in the famously lost ‘spider pit scene’ from KING KONG also appear in THE BLACK SCORPION. KING KONG, SON OF KONG and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG were aired annually on Thanksgiving day back in the ‘70s. Taken on its own merits, SON OF KONG is a highly entertaining film!

I just cant fathom it

did you Know That Eddie Valiant was on 1 MacGyver Episode Called' Harrys WILL' you can SEE him Around the Last 10 Minutes of That Episode 😁

Nixon MUTUAL OF OMAHA INSURANCE GROUP FOR WILD KINGDOM PUT MY PRIVATE EVERYTHING BACK

HOME DEPOT 🏡 AND STILL WONT GIVE ME MY PRIVATE EVERYTHING

HECATE PRIVATE PHONE 📱 📲 HIDDEN IN THE WING

CARSON FRANCIS IS PINK DINK WORM SHITTER IS MAGGOT PUKE ON HIS KOTEX

Best movie ever🤣

Intersting fact about Robert Shaw's monologue. If you watch the original footage, you will notice in some parts when the camera cuts to Brody or hooper, then back to Quint, he will sometimes look like his hair is all messy and he's a bit sweaty, and then the next time his hair is nice and neat. This is because Shaw did the monologue twice. They couldn't use the entire 1st version because he was apparently drunk when he did it, so they made him redo the scene sober the next day. The final edit spliced segments of both renditions because there were certain points where he conveyed the emotion so well in the drunk version.

“Hey man. I can handle it”

0:50 Mike chose a half measure when he should have gone all the way

When Jim was gettin fixed he looked like ex rapper MGK now punk singer! To bad that Jim had to die in beginning of the movie!

Quints story of the sharks attacking the men from the Indianapolis is my favorite part of the movie. The men seeing the sharks were terrified and thinking sharks would leave . But they never did. Sharks have mindless eyes. When they look back at you they know prey can’t escape. Sharks have been around for millions of years since the dinosaurs and years before.

White chicks is the funniest movie😂

I WAS JUST WATCHING PLUS I WAS TRYNA FIND IT LOL

The saga of the USS Indianapolis will forever be a stain on the US Navy. To cover up for their own blunder they court martialed the captain, who later committed suicide.

Here’s what I think happened 1. Maybe he sensed the shark and quickly went home 2. Maybe the shark ate him 3. Maybe he drowned he got tired and drowned maybe 4. Maybe he was dognapped 5. Maybe he lost his way 😢 6. Maybe he went back on the beach but his owner didn’t see him come back 7. Maybe he… I don’t know there’s a lot of possibilities I just hope he’s okay I just hope he’s not lost or too far from the beach Rest in peace pipit ( if he’s dead )

I feel bad for kiko 😢😢😢😢😢