I'm Jesse Thorne.

On Bullseye, we'll talk with Eugenio Derbes.

Did you know that he voices donkey in Shrek?

In the Spanish language, Shrek.

I feel that the donkeys are Mexican, basically.

So it sounds more Mexican in Spanish.

Derbez.

One of the most famous people in Mexico.

It's on Bolzai for Maximumfund.org and NPR.

Jaws.

It's been called the perfect movie.

It's been called the first blockbuster.

It's been called the film that changed why we go to the movies.

But look, it's 50 years old. It's been called pretty much everything you can think of by now. But what does it still have to say half a century later? What do you see if you bring fresh eyes, lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eyes, to a film that's become a beloved institution. I'm Linda Holmes. And I'm Glenn Weldon.

And just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water, we're talking about Jaws.

This is Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR.

Joining us today is fellow host Stephen Thompson.

Hey, Stephen.

Hello, Glenn.

Also with us is writer Chris always brings a bit. Klymick. Hey, Stephen. Hello, Glenn. Also with us,

his writer, Chris always brings a bit. Clemick. Hey, Chris. Mr. Mayor, Chief, ladies and gentlemen.

Hello. There you go. Here's what you already know about Jaws. It's a movie about a fish and the importance of tourism to a seaside economy and three very different men. There's Brody,

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