Is it normal to be afraid of going into ANY water

Rating: 10/10 (21 December 2006)

Because thats how much this movie affected. I've always believed that truly scary movies leave horrified FOREVER. The only movies that have done this are Jaws, Texas Chain Saw Massacre (orignal), and It. The only problem with the others is that they don't have the production values, acting, and script (and in It's case, an ending.).
That being said, I would like to say that this is my all-time favorite movie. This is my Star Wars, Star Trek, and LOTR wrapped into one.
Back to the movie. The first thing to comment on is that the shark, though not real looking, still looks amazing. No shark has looked as good as Bruce. The Closest thing to compare to Bruce is the Deep Blue Sea sharks, but they are still miles behind Bruce.
This movie also beats out all other shark movies as far as acting. You can't 24/7 shark attack flick with non stop action, though that would be sweet. The cast all does outstanding, especially Robert Shaw. His performance is so close to a modern day Ahab. I still get shivers whenever I hear the USS Indianapolis speech.
And of course, there is John Williams brilliant score. There is the basic duh dun, but I'm going to go a little further than that. The truly great thing about the score is how the tempo matches the pace.
Like I said, this is my favorite movie. If you're one those people who doesn't think this movie is terrifying, then go watch Boogeyman.