The iconic Steven Spielberg classic celebrates 50 years this year and is now back in theaters for a limited time.

There are plenty of harrowing but poetic phrases throughout Quint's USS Indianapolis monologue, like when he describes a shark's " lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes", but the story is ...

The film’s conception of great white sharks isn’t very forgiving. Quint describes them as dead behind the eyes, like a doll’s eyes, coming to life only in the moment of attack.

Our modern understanding of sharks is far from the mindless predator described by Quint in Jaws.

A new Disney+ documentary, JAWS @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story, explores how these problems helped shape the movie's unforgettable score, frightening practical effects and compelling sense of ...

Spielberg wanted a backstory to why Quint hated sharks so much. Though debate has continued over the years over who wrote the monologue, everyone has agreed Shaw synthesized it, and deserves most ...

Quint went after the legendary shark with a fiberglass Fenwick offshore rod featuring roller guides. Frankly, this piece of kit was on point. During the 1970s, the rod would have been top of the line, ...

I always find myself rooting for the tragic and fatalistic Quint even after he starts descending into Ahab-like madness.

In Princeton, NJ, movie lovers can relive the suspense of 'Jaws' during a special week of screenings, marking the film's 50th ...

Evil lies beneath the surface as we honor the 50th anniversary of Jaws as we build the impressive Icons set from LEGO ...

'Jaws' changed how the public perceives sharks forever, and it ended up being more deadly for sharks than anyone could have imagined.