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Celebrating 50 Years of Jaws: The Film That Changed Hollywood
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the legendary film "Jaws," which premiered on June 20, 1975. Directed by Steven Spielberg, this iconic thriller not only launched a new era of Hollywood but also grossed over $267 million at the box office and inspired several sequels and awards.
Steven Spielberg's 'Jaws' helped create the summer blockbuster and changed Hollywood with its innovative marketing campaign.
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Jaws,” made real-life beachgoers a little nervous about jumping in the water but the blockbuster film actually launched a ...
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When the film premiered 50 years ago, movie reviewers hailed Steven Spielberg’s work as a masterpiece — most of the time.
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The difficulty making his first blockbuster messed with Steven Spielberg's head far more than we may have realized.
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That ability to juggle those dynamics is arguably what’s missing from so much of today’s blockbusters, and with 50 years worth of hindsight, it’s easier than ever to recognize Jaws as not just a ...
No, the movie Jaws is not a true story, and neither is Benchley's novel, which was the basis of the film.
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