My movie number 2

Rating: 10/10 (21 March 2020)

The best predator film in the history of cinema is a film of catastrophe, horror, suspense, etc. It is scattered with spectacular scenes, strong in emotions, especially during attacks. These scenes are often filmed in counter-dives that embrace the shark's point of view. Supported by John Williams' famous music, the result is even more terrifying. By not showing everything under the water, the director makes the spectator's imagination work at full speed. Shark hunting in the second part of the film remains for me the pinnacle of cinema. Some scenes are unforgettable. For example, when bait at the back of the boat, Sheriff Brody sees the face of the squale rising from the water under his nose. Sweating, he walks back to the cabin and tells the captain in a trembling voice that the boat seems too small !