How to interpret the thrilling great white shark

Kyleigh 2022-03-20 09:01:02

The first time I heard of "Jaws" was in a book. At that time, I was curious about how such a theme would be presented. It was nothing more than a thrilling capture process, which was a success in the end. But after watching the movie, I felt very surprised and excited. First, because the director used the great white shark to borrow something to express his emotions. People knew that the girl was killed by the great white shark. In the murder case, the mayor finally agreed to hire someone to kill the shark because his children would also go to the water to play. Second, the islanders are brave. They learned that sharks killed people and formed a team to decide to fish. Although the first tiger shark was not a murderer, they were cowardly. The tiger shark’s stomach turned out of a can and license plates. Things, as well as the shark replacement field triggered by climate warming, these are undoubtedly the fault of mankind. Third, experienced fishermen look down on college students who specialize in this research, but the facts prove that the old method is not working, and it requires new equipment and a mind to keep up with the times.

A lot of work has been done on the props. The shape and trajectory of the great white shark are vivid. I even suspect that real sharks have been hired as actors. Haha, and the music in the movie creates a tense atmosphere.

Depth of Field Shot Foreground Father Back View Mom and Child
Nuova's beautiful billboard
Top light looks ugly
Scene scheduling
Exquisite lines
The foreground discusses the problem, the background scene people look curiously
Special angle shooting
Depressed blood red sky
Realistic shark

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Jaws quotes

  • Ellen Brody: You see the kids?

    Brody: [looking out the window] They must be in the back yard.

    Ellen Brody: In Amity, you say "yahd".

    Brody: [starting out of the bedroom, speaking with a bad New-England accent] They're in the "yahd", not too "fah" from the "cah".

    [looks back at Ellen]

    Brody: How's that?

    Ellen Brody: Like you're from New York.

  • Christine 'Chrissie' Watkins: GOD HELP ME, PLEEEAAAAASE!