Where the original dialogue track suffered slightly from feeling thin and weak in places, often becoming messy and intertwined with the limited frequency range the original audio track utilised, what we have here is unquestionably remastered, and it's remastered well. There's also a slew of deleted scenes and outtakes, featurettes (including the new restoration featurette), storyboards, photos, trailers and more.

The iconic music of John Williams bleeds fluidly into the surrounds, beautifully enveloping the listening area with excitement and thrills. The entire restoration process was conducted in conjunction with Steven Spielberg and Amblin Entertainment’s post-production team to ensure the integrity of Spielberg’s original vision remained intact. I was very quickly quieted when I suddenly found myself enveloped in a rich lather of glorious uncompressed silky ocean spume. surround sound, the JAWS Blu-ray Combo Pack with DVD, Digital Copy (compatible with iTunes®, iPad®, iPhone®, iPod touch, Android or online retail partners) and UltraViolet. Again, it falls short of reference due to it's age, but there are some incredible moments of sheer brilliance that are not lost to new and impressive DSP chains effecting them.nature" aspect of the plot works as a response to the hippie counterculture's message of living as one with nature.

In 2001, the Library of Congress selected it for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.

The transfer might wind up a topic of debate for some, but it is better than any previous available version of Jaws on home video. Although studios didn't put an end to the era right away, the shark undeniably had enough of bite to be seen as the beginning of studios refocusing their attention elsewhere. Purists have lamented the absence of the original mono soundtrack though from previous UK DVD releases, and finally this Blu-ray disc remedies that, as it also has the original theatrical mono for English, French, Italian and Spanish in the DTS 2. The 1975 horror thriller shows skill, polish, and efficiency, delivering the sort of terrifying, visceral punch we expect from movies but rarely attain. Extras have been ported over from previous Laserdisc and DVD special editions, and are presented in SD.

Internal List of Criterion Titles List of Licensors Calendar Blu-ray and DVD Region Map External Fan Sites The Criterion Cast Criterion Contraption Specialty Labels The Criterion Collection Arrow (UK) Arrow (US) Indicator Masters of Cinema British Film Institute (BFI) Second Run Anti-Worlds Shout Factory! What we have here is a perfect movie, all it does is entertain, terrify adults and give little kids nightmares all night long. Dans ce cas ne pas prendre édition collector 30 eme anniversaire ou une autre , mais prendre la version 25 eme anniversaire . Following the first shark attack on Amity Island, Police Chief Martin Brody is trapped between his pledge to protect the people by shutting down the beaches, and political pressure to protect tourist dollars.A good demonstration of the legacy the movie has left, and how the island is benefitting greatly from tourism as a result of the move. Starring Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfuss, and Robert Shaw, 'Jaws' is the film which has left a permanent mark on the history of cinema, remaining one of the most effective horror thrillers ever made, it changed the motion picture industry forever. widescreen 1080p transfer is pristine, free of print damage and signs of age, with clear, consistent colours, rich, deep and vibrant. As soon as the opening credits start to roll, and that theme tune starts thumping away at you, you realise what and unbelievable job the remastering team did with this soundtrack.

Theres a lot of behind the scenes footage, and discussion about Spielberg being so young and relatively unknown.

But before the violent fires of hate and anger consume the boards below, let it be known that Jaws does look damn great – almost like a brand-new film. Jaws Archives offers Storyboards, Production Stills, Marketing Images, and The Jaws Phenomenon in a series of stills galleries. But where the piece gets more interesting is when it moves away from the making of the film and looks at everything around it, like the book The Jaws Log, the making-of documentary that was made for the laserdisc, the marketing, and the huge fan base.