'Jaws 2's Shark Problems Make It Into the Final Cut It has to be said that the production deserves much admiration for what it did manage to pull off. But there are a number of now-infamous ...

Great white shark numbers are increasing in the part of the world which made the predator famous with the iconic movie Jaws.

The scariest moment in “Jaws” doesn’t include a shark on-screen. It comes when Quint describes Navy crewmen, survivors of the sunken USS Indianapolis, being eaten alive in a shark feeding ...

The famous killer-shark thriller "Jaws" will be coming back to theaters this Friday, Aug. 29, 2025 through Thursday, Sept. 4, 2025. Greenlit by Universal Pictures, the theatrical return comes 50 years ...

In fact, Jaws 2 was largely a retread of the first movie, with Sheriff Brody once again taking to the sea to battle another shark.

Taking place several years after the first film, Jaws 2 sees Amity Island just about recovering from the first shark attacks. A series of disappearances and deaths strike Brody as too coincidental.

The first sequel, Jaws 2, can’t reach the heights of Jaws (what can?) but it’s a respectable enough follow-up. Then there’s Jaws 3-D, now streaming on Peacock, albeit in only two dimensions.

Great White Sharks are flocking to the waters that served as the setting of 'Jaws,' with sightings spiking along the northern ...

Jaws 2 is surprisingly bloody. Spielberg’s brilliant solution to show very little of the shark, and only snippets of violence, are endlessly effective in the original movie, but Jaws 2 goes in a ...

A man and his shark. Call it PDSD: Post Directing Stress Disorder. After completing work on his adaptation of Peter Benchley's novel Jaws in 1974, Steven Spielberg nearly had a nervous breakdown ...

A mako shark in 'Deep Blue Sea'; A megalodon shark in 'The Meg 2: The Trench'; Bruce the shark in 'Jaws' This time it's personal. The unfortunate widowed Ellen Brody (Lorraine Gary) heads down to ...

The scariest moment in “Jaws” doesn’t include a shark on-screen. It comes when Quint describes Navy crewmen, survivors of the sunken USS Indianapolis, being eaten alive in a shark feeding ...