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Speaker 2: last Friday was the fifty year anniversary of the movie
Speaker 2: Jawls Bump Bump Bom June twenty, nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 1: I think it's my favorite movie of all time, really,
Speaker 1: and I just freaking love that movie. It terrorized my
Speaker 1: entire childhood and still still lives rent free in my brain.
Speaker 1: And we went to turks and caicos, and you know
Speaker 1: there's no great white sharks there, But dude, when you're
Speaker 1: just in the water, you just feel so vulnerable. You
Speaker 1: can't hear anything. It's hard to see what's in there.
Speaker 1: And since you don't hear, like, since they don't have
Speaker 1: like tap shoes on, and you're not, you know, on
Speaker 1: a hard floor, you wouldn't know if they snuck up
Speaker 1: on you. And you see footage sometimes of people swimming
Speaker 1: and their sharks swimming all around them and they don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if y'all have seen like the footage
Speaker 1: of the great white that like sneaks up behind a
Speaker 1: guy who's scuba diving and like nudges his head and
Speaker 1: the guy had no idea there was one right behind him.
Speaker 1: I've never seen that, But dude, there have been times
Speaker 1: I've been in a deep swimming pool, like an Olympic
Speaker 1: sized swimming pool.
Speaker 3: It's a humble bragger, yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, And I've like, in my mind it was like,
Speaker 2: you're a little vulnerable right now.
Speaker 1: It could be a great white in here.
Speaker 2: Now it's a swimming pool. They don't like chlorine, and
Speaker 2: you would have been what ten when he saw this
Speaker 2: you know something like that.
Speaker 3: I mean, we didn't see it in the theaters. It
Speaker 3: would have been, it would have been. It probably made
Speaker 3: its way to network television, I would think, because they
Speaker 3: used to make the over the weekend. They used to
Speaker 3: take movies and edit them for television, and they would
Speaker 3: say edited for television. So I would imagine the first
Speaker 3: time either one of us saw Jaws was probably on
Speaker 3: network because Jows came out in what seventy five, seventy Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: But dude, it's it's such a perfect combination of terrorizing you.
Speaker 1: The acting is great, the casting is great, and the
Speaker 1: soundtrack is great.
Speaker 2: The music is incredible. It's an incredible movie.
Speaker 3: It certainly changed Spielberg's life forever, and man, he had
Speaker 3: a lot of doubters.
Speaker 2: As that thing was being filmed.
Speaker 3: There's a really amazing book called Easy Writers, Raging Bulls
Speaker 3: about Cinema. It's maybe my favorite book, not because it's
Speaker 3: so well written, just because I love that time period
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty seven to nineteen eighty one when directors ruled Hollywood.
Speaker 3: They were in charge, and so it's got a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff about Spielberg, Scorsese, Freakin Lucas, all these people
Speaker 3: and how they rose to fame, and the Steven Spielberg
Speaker 3: was in over his head.
Speaker 2: He was freaking out. And it was also the.
Speaker 3: First movie they ever ran commercials for on television to
Speaker 3: market it that it was the first, so it's technically
Speaker 3: the first ever quote unquote blockbuster.
Speaker 2: So he came to Dallas in March of nineteen seventy five,
Speaker 2: so three months before the movie was released for a
Speaker 2: sneak preview to people, because he wanted to get audience reactions.
Speaker 2: So he would go to a couple of the big cities,
Speaker 2: and Dallas is one of them. And he was in
Speaker 2: the back of the Medallion Theater. The Medallion Theater, by
Speaker 2: the way, is now at Cohle's, so it is not
Speaker 2: hold held up well, So he's in the bag, just
Speaker 2: watching it. I don't even know if it was announced
Speaker 2: that he was there. The article did not say. Nobody
Speaker 2: would have known who Spielberg was back then. And when
Speaker 2: Alex Kintner gets eaten by the shark, there's some movement
Speaker 2: in the crowdler that he notices. He said, a man
Speaker 2: got up and started walking out, and then he began
Speaker 2: running and I could tell he was headed for the bathrooms.
Speaker 2: But then he didn't make it, and he vomited all
Speaker 2: over the floor. Oh my god, what have I done?
Speaker 2: What kind of movie have I made? A man is
Speaker 2: just barfed because of my film. But the great news
Speaker 2: was about five minutes later the guy went back to
Speaker 2: his seat and finished watching the movie. Yeah what troop? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Soid he paid his three dollars. He said that he
Speaker 2: heard the first you know, screams of people watching Jaws.
Speaker 2: Liked it so much he came back and did a
Speaker 2: showing of Close Encounters of the third kind. Great movie
Speaker 2: got another good response in Dallas. So he's like, hell,
Speaker 2: Dallas loves my stuff. I'm coming back in nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: nine for the movie nineteen forty one, and it definitely
Speaker 2: flunked the screen test and he has never been back
Speaker 2: to Dallas since. It was a.
Speaker 3: Very disappointing movie for young skin to watch.
Speaker 2: He had good parts to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but man, when you were ready for Blushi and
Speaker 3: boy Spielberg's involved and he's basically making a movie about
Speaker 3: World War Two, You're just looking at this thing, going.
Speaker 2: What what's happening right now?
Speaker 3: And then a giant didn't that the one with the
Speaker 3: giant ferris wheel goes down the boardwalk and into the water.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, had Tim Matheson in it. He was from Animal House.
Speaker 3: So's he wrote from Animal House, tend to do a
Speaker 3: comedy movie about World War Two.
Speaker 2: It was like a farcicle. Oh my god, shut up
Speaker 2: in drama Spielberg.
Speaker 3: It was not good.
Speaker 2: Well that he didn't because it wasn't good and no
Speaker 2: one liked it. He didn't come back. But I thought
Speaker 2: that was really cool that he showed Jaws three months
Speaker 2: before it premiered to anyone. He showed it to Dallas,
Speaker 2: and Dallas was like yeah one gap put hell yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, ralphed everywhere. Jaws is fitty.
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