Jaws 2 Film Full

Four years after riding the waters of Amity of a Great White, Police Chief Brody is confronted with the possibility of another shark attack. Again he is ignored by the townsfolk, and unbeknownst to him, his kids have taken off on a boating trip that will prove Brody terrifyingly right.





While the need for a sequel to Jaws is highly debatable, what should have been a gross aberration, making a fast buck all around, turns out a passable B-flick replica of the great white original. Getting Roy Scheider back was a boon, he lends what is ostensibly a perfunctory re-run of Spielberg’s moves, the softly-softly build to the confrontation of the big finale, a solid sense of cohering to the same universe as before. His gritty extension of the character allows us to believe in this trashy hokum.

Under the risk of stating the gaspingly obvious, Jeannot Szwarc is no Steven Spielberg. He has no feel for pace, no gift for invention, no eye for the subtle details of human interaction. He requires Scheider, with help from fellow returnee Lorraine Gary, to land the drama of Brody’s paranoia and eventual firing only, at a terrible cost, to be proven right. Again. Naturally, this requires him to take matters into his own hands, and overcome his swell of phobias to rescue the kids.



Here’s where things descend into something cheaply obvious. The teens on a boating trip being molested by a ravenous monster, something more akin to the rise of the slasher movie than the forbidding man versus nature themes of Spielberg’s making. It is not an ineffective approach, Szwarc plays the jumps dead on, and by the time Brody and shark face off, the film has mustered enough tension for you to care. And they come up with a terrific method for nailing this latest hunk of cartilaginous menace. Subsequent sequels three and four sunk into the preposterous, the former aided by the gimmickry of 3-D, the latter by Michael Caine.



The first jaws are my favorite movie of all time. And although this is an unnecessary sequel it was a very fun movie that was almost as good as the first. All my friends are like no JAWS 2 s*cked. I'm like it's the most enjoyable sequel we got. And it has a lot of the actors reprising in this movie. I like this movie a lot more than I should. Jaws 5/5 Jaws 2 4/5 Jaws 3D 1/5 Jaws: The Revenge it's nothing. It doesn't f*cking exist.




The 2nd "Jaws" film is just as entertaining as the first one. This movie delivered because of Roy Scheider's performance and the memorable shark attacks. The 3rd and 4th films were disasters. The first "Jaws" movie didn't need a sequel but this one is worth watching.