INTENSE in a movie theater.

Rating: 10/10 (28 June 2014)

You haven't truly experienced Jaws until you've seen it in a movie theater. Films like these really aren't made anymore, what with the replacement of actual special affects for CGI. The environment you see a movie in, also, really affects how focused you are into the film. If you watch something on your TV at home in the living room or on your laptop or phone (God forbid), you're opening yourself up to a lot of distractions, which is really kind of a disrespect for films like these.
If you see a film (especially a classic blockbuster movie like this (indeed THE classic blockbuster movie)) in a movie theater, however, all your attention is forced unto the giant screen and you really do pay attention to every nuance the director and editors and actors, etc. intend. John Williams' score and Spielberg's direction and especially seeing the GIANT great white on a GIANT screen is absolutely the greatest and most intense viewing of this film you could ever experience. I'm 100% not exaggerating.